Dixie dominates mile trials at regatta in Palm Beach
In Palm Beach the Dixie Commodore owned by J. Schroeder won the mile in 2 minutes 20 seconds and captured the Sir Thomas R. Dewar shield. The Dixie also won a five mile race and the Wanamaker cup endurance race, while The Swallow and Gray Wolf placed behind. The regatta closed with a Venice carnival and the Katherine boat reappeared amid applause.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Dixie
Commodore
J. Schroeder
Thomas R. Dewar
Swallow
H. L. Willoughby, Jr
Katherine
26 New Autos Registered For The Week
Twenty six new autos were registered for the week ending last night. Entries include Edward Cunningham at 255 Adams Street Milton with Packard and Arthur Joseph at Hotel Lenox Boston with Stevens-Duryea. Other names list addresses in Brookline Winchester Boston Newton Fall River Dover Worcester and more with brands Packard Peerless Franklin Pierce Buick and Cadillac.
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Edward Cunningham
Adams Street
Milton
Packard
John Craig
Babcock Street
Brookline
Cope
Louis Sf. Goddu
Franklin
Praneis BB. Warrington
Beacon Street
Boston
Pierce
Chester W. Davis
Lincoln Street
Newton Highlands
Peerless
Southern Massachusetts Telephone Company
Brockton
Rapid
Benjamin FF. Mayo
Buffum Street
Salem
Ford
Arthur B. Lewis
Main — Street
Springfield
Stevens-Duryea
Daniel A. Brown
High Street
Everett
Northern
Annie T. Lyman
Tancock Street
Wollaston
White
Manning A. Williams
Newbury Street
Maxwell
Henry M. Southwick
Gaston Street
Buick
Edward ‘VII
Reynolds
Lakeview Avenue
Lynn
Pope
William A. McKeen
Stevens Street
Lowell
Stanley
George Stowe
Commercial Street
Worcester
Patrick Ji. McCarthy
Washington Street
Chelsea
Cadillac
George H. Jones, Jr
Hancock Avenue
Medford
J. Henry Uerring
County Street
New Bedford
Buffum
Marsh Wins Big in New England Pool Championship
Marsh defeated Italian Tony by a wide margin 125 to 67 in last evening action at Miah Murray's NYNE pool championship. The score shows Marsh dominating early frames with 125 total points to Tony's 67. Scratches: Marsh 9 Tony 3. Tonight Jimmy Ryan and Manuel compete in the event.
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Miah Murray
Marsh
Tony
Us Depo
Jimmy Ryan
Manuel
Brown University Beats Andover 19 to 16 In Basketball
Brown University defeated Andover 19 to 16 in a basketball game played tonight. Brown led early and held off Andover’s rally in the second half to secure the win.
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Andover
Brown University
Yale Triumphs In Overtime Clash With Harvard 14-13
Yale defeated Harvard 14 13 in an overtime college basketball game at Mechanics Hall before 1000 spectators. Van Vleck scored the deciding basket after Braun’s foul put Yale behind, with Noyes and Braun star players for Yale and Stoun, Noyes and Van Vleck also contributing for Harvard.
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Yale
Twarvard
Mechanics’ Vlall
Elis
van Vleck
Braun
Crimson
Harvard
Stoun
Noyes
Touls
Clifford
Cushman
Brooks
Burnham
Amberg
Allen
Kinney
Knox
Broun
Little Cy Young Presses for Higher Pay
The Boston National Club hopes to sign Cy Young while he negotiates for more cash. He skipped a visit to Dovey and Tenney, preferring to let magnates come to him. Dovey reviews the catching corps, eyeing improvements and promising signings.
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Little Cy Young
Boston National Club
Messrs. Dovey
Tenney
Little Cy
Bob Unglaub
Hugh MccBreen
Dovey
John
Cy’ Young
Bouktes
St. Louis
Murray
McCarthy
Beverly
Winthrop High Beats Rindge Team in Lopsided Victory
The Winthrop High basketball five defeated Rindge Manual Training School by 42 to 222. McCarthy and Kimpball starred for Winthrop while Cambridge players Green and Churchill delivered notable performances.
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Rindge Manual Training School
Winthrop McCarthy
Kimpball
Cambridge
Green and Churchill
South Boston High Tops Roxbury High In Hard Earned Victory
South Boston High defeated Roxbury High 24 to 15 at South Boston yesterday in a hard fought game. Doyle and O Connell’s shooting helped the peninsular five overturn an 11 to 10 first period Roxbury lead, despite 21 South Boston fouls. McCarthy led Roxbury with seven fouls called on him, while South Boston’s McDonald Doyle O Connell and others contributed baskets. The second team won 16 to 6.
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South Boston High
Roxbury High School
South Boston
Roxbury
Roxbury School
Doyle
O'Connell
McCarthy
Conklin
Roxbury High
Joy
McDonald
O'Donnell
Butler
Cousin
Straight Wins in Gilt Edge Ball Matches
Newtowne swept Cochato in all three games at Braintree to repay their previous loss. Arlington Boat Club also dominated Commercial on their home alleys as both clubs earned clean sweeps.
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Newtowne
Cochato
Braintree
Arlington Boat Club
Commercial
Tireless bowler loves candlepins in summer heat
Billy Ferris recalls a local so called bowling bug who, on a hot summer day, rolls for more than five hours at Elite alleys. The 200 pound climber rolled 58 strings of candlepins while pin boys sweltered and struck for relief. The story highlights a devoted bowler who ignores the off season.
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Billy Ferris
Aerank
Cy Young
Huntington Avenue
MacLean Wins Two Unpaced Cycle Races
Hugh MacLean of Revere defeated James Moran of Chelsea in both unpaced races at Park Square Skating Rink. In the 4000 crowd pursuit final MacLean took four miles and 1 ½ laps in 7 minutes 15 25 seconds to catch Moran. Moran fell in the one mile event and the race paused. MacLean then won a ½ mile dash in 1 10. Moran struggled with turns.
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Hugh MacLean
Revere
James Moran
Chelsea
Park Square
Moran
MacLean
Brookline Swimming Club exhibition feats headline record runs
Brookline Swimming Club members performed water feats at the Brookline natatorium before 600 spectators. I G Rich equalled C M Daniels record for 295 yards in 12 seconds, Walter Boyce Paul Withington and Herb Holm joined the marks for the 50 yard scratch race with Withington winning in 28 8-5. Rich won the 100 yard handicap in 18 2-5 seconds. Junior 50 yard scratch went to Dutch Elliot with F Wessner second. Captain Boyce led a water polo victory 6 to 2.
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Brookline Swimming Club
Brookline Natatorium
I. G. Rich
C. M. Daniels
Walter Boyce
Paul Withington
Herb Holm
Withington
Rich
Elliot
F. Wessner
Boyce
Whitewash Dominates Boston League Matches Last Night
In Greater Boston league play last evening teams faced strong defense as Carruth shut out Noddle and Chelsea rubbed Alliston. Winthrop defeated Malden and Casino beat Cambridge. Everett Square won two games against Everett.
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Greater Boston
Carruth
Noddle
Chelsea
Alliston
Winthrop
Malden
Casino
Cambridge
Everett Square
Everett
Dovey and Taylor Face Same Baseball Dilemma
Ball players clash with club presidents over fines and suspensions. Lindaman seeks reimbursement for a $100 fine from Dovey, while Ferris challenges Ferris’s suspension and salary loss, pressing Taylor for pay. Both cases hinge on who bears financial responsibility for past actions.
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Dovey
Iindaman
Young
Kindaman
Jimmy Callahan
Chicago
National Commission
Lindaman
John T. Taylor
Ferris
Heydon
Taylor
Storm Delays Charles River Speedway Races and News
A storm slowed racing on the Charles River Speedway with minimal speed trials. Metropolitan Club members discussed the New York horse sale where Owaissa sold for about 2500 dollars. Nine Fasig- Tipton cup entrants were listed for two fields, and notable entries included Wavelite and Olga W. Red Chips changed hands as CC Gallagher bought Red Chips from J T Maynard. Edgemark Bay entered by J G Coggershall, Yellow Jacket praised by Richard J Healey as Worcester champion trotter, and Special Boy defeated Pecler Patron in local pace action.
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Charles River Speedway
Metropolitan Club
New York
Owaissa
Wavelite
B. m
Nomet
B. G
Zambia
Tom Phair
Br. H
Olga W
Little Bill
Bingalla
Jay Boz
Chase
B. Gallagher
Cambridge
J. T. Maynard
Speedway
Gallagher
J. G. Coggershall
Providence
Edgemark
Dorchester A A vs Gate of Heaven Holy Name Club Five
At Chickatawbut Hall Neponset tonight the Dorchester A A basketball team will play the Gate of Heaven Holy Name Club five from South Boston.
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Chickatawbut Hall
Neponset
Dorchester A. A
Gate of Heaven Holy Name Club
South Boston
Boston sports scene sparks demand for athletic thrills
The Boston A A U and local clubs face stiff demand and strong criticism as New York voices lament limited athletic action in Boston. Harvard and Cambridge athletes draw attention with high scores and bold ideas. Mangene of the Boston Americans jokes about spring warming the crowd with peanuts and pencils as winter fades.
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Mangene
Dorchester and East Boston Battle In Overtime Shootout
In Mechanics Hall last evening East Boston High defeated Dorchester High 14 to 12 in overtime after a Harvard Yale game interlude. Swint scored the decisive basket for Fast Boston as Hoernle led Dorchester with four goals and two fouls, while Murphy and Sheridan provided steady offense for East Boston.
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Dorchester High
Fitzgerald
East Boston High
Mechanics’ Hall
Harvard Glee Club
Swint
Fast
Boston
Dorchester
Hoernle
Noernle
Murphy
Sheridan
Delaney
Hoermmle
Knox
Gerald and
Johnson
Bout at Unity Cycle Club Called Off by Police
The 12 round fight between Joe Jeanette and Jim Jeffords did not occur as police warned. Club managers will determine their legal standing and aim to reschedule for Monday night if possible.
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Lawrence
Unity Cycle Club
Joe Jeanette
New York
Jim Jeffords
California
Boxers Weigh In On Bets, Dates, and Purses Across the West
Boxing chatter centers on Mike Twin Sullivan traveling to Denver for a February 22 bout with Harry Lewis and a possible April fight with Joe Gans for a $15,000 purse. Tonopah’s carnival may lose steam as Nevada purses are questioned. Willie Lewis trains for a Welch welterweight title bout. Kid Goodman battles Rouse O'Brien at Thornton Club with top East talent, while Tommy Burns eyes a March 16 clash with Mike Schreck.
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Mike Twin Sullivan
Denver
Col
Harry Lewis
Joe Gans
J. J. Johnson
Ryholite, Ney
Mike Twin
Tonopah
Mike Riley
Casino
A. C
Angel
Young Corbett
Willie Lewis
New York
Honey Mellody
Valley Falls
Tuthill
Lewis
Ones
Silver Lake
N. J
Mellody
Chelsea
Boston
Thornton, QR
Kid Goodman
Rouse O’brien
O'Brien
Johnny Allen
Philadelphia
Allen
Otto
Rouse
Goodman
Tommy Burns
Mike Schreck
Schreck
Kid Williams
Sailor Burke
Sam Langford
Rochester
Williams
Burke
Rhode Island
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Cambridge Legal Lights
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Swetter
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Boston American Club
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