Arlington High routs Medford High 13 to 4 in hockey
Arlington High overwhelmed Medford High in Mystic Lake hockey with fast passing and teamwork. Scannell scored five goals and Hutchinson four as Arlington dominated the game. Medford’s Fahey and Donnellan showed effort but could not halt the Arlington forwards.
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Mystic Lake
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Hill
Flutchinson
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Buckley
Osgood Chick
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Donnellan
Clifford
Sloane
Timer—Taylor
St Marks Triumphs Over Harvard In 3 1 Victory
St Marks defeated Harvard 3 to 1 at home this afternoon scoring on strong team play and decisive goalkeeping by Gardner. The match featured chances for St Marks with Gardner solid in goal, referee Fletcher and umpires Randall Locke Pratt, timer Hoyt, two 15 and 20 minute periods.
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St. Marks
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Gardner
Fies
Tomes
Locke
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al Awe
Rushmore Morgan
Palmer
Pratt
Copeland
Luis Seus
Francis Bettie
Graustein
Estes
P. Booth
Breg
Gardner Secore
St.Marks
J. Goalis
Bundy
Fletcher
Randall
Hoyt
Milton Academy Defeats Somerville 5–1 In Hockey Clash
Milton Academy defeats Somerville High 5 to 1 in a hockey game played in Milton. Somerville scored early in the first minute to lead 1 0 but Milton tied by halftime at 1 1 and dominated the second half with four goals. Goals for Milton came from Phil lirx (2), Devereaux, Smith, and Hastings. assists credited to Keferes Fuller and others. Umpires Davis and Alley. timer Morris. 20 minute halves.
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Milton Academy
Somerville High
Somerville
Academy
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Laurie Pisvovoru
Whittaker
Dickson
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Milton High Beats Dorchester 7 to 2 In Hockey Game
Milton High School defeated Dorchester High 7 to 2 at Cunningham's Pond. Kimball scored twice and was aided by a strong Milton lineup including Winsor Moore and McLean. Referee Davenport, umpires Hastings and Damon. Time 20 minute periods. Attendance 200.
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Cunningham's Pond
Milton High
Dorchester High
Kimball
Dorchester H
Tae Ors
Shreve
Farrel
Aetragieta A F
Mclean
Allen Cmon
Ec. P
Fulton
Daly
Newton High Defeats Rindge Manual in Close Hockey Match
Newton High School triumphed 4 to 3 over Rindge Manual Training School at Brae Burn rink in a highly contested hockey game. Players involved included Anderson Newton, Baker, Kingsley, Webb, and Hubbard for Newton and Kingsley for Rindge, with Billings as referee and Merrill as timer. Time was 20 minute halves.
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Rindge Manual Training School
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Baker
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Anderson Keere Nevweton High School, 4. Rindge Manual Training School, 3. Fioala
O'Connor Fails Midwinter Exam Ends Cornell Career
Ithaca N Y February 13 J O Conn or left guard of the 1919 Cornell football team failed to pass the mid winter examination and will not re enter the university His loss to the team will be sorely felt
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Ithaca
J. O'Connor
Cornell
Dorchester High Falls Before East Boston Five
Dorchester High lost to East Boston High 16 to 2, then 18 to 4 in a second game at East Boston gym. East Boston showed better teamwork and scored mainly in the second period. Dorchester struggled with passing and finding the basket.
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Dorchester High Falls
Boston
Dorchester High
East Boston High
East Boston
Dorchester
Commerce in the Lead After Victory Over Brighton
High School of Commerce leads XII division after a 32 to 10 win over Brighton High and a Dorchester defeat. Kennedy and Armstrong excel. Wright led Brighton with limited help. Commerce second team won 19 to 6. Attendance about 500.
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High School of Commerce
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Kennedy
Armstrong
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Brauer
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Moran
Richards
Chamberlain
Matthews
J.T. Mulroy
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Cea Dees
Ceee
Donovan Brennan
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South Boston Clinches Win Over Boston Latin School 29 to 19
South Boston High defeated Boston Latin 29 to 19 at the Latin School drill hall in a fast clean game. The visitors overwhelmed the home team with quick, accurate play under the basket. South Boston’s second team won 13 to 9 with similar control.
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Boston Latin
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Halligan Hagan
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Wieh Thornton
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Klein's Cut Price Drug Stores Trusses Elastic Stockings
At Klein's Cut Price Drug Stores trusses and elastic stockings offered at better than cut prices. Adap
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Klein
Adap
Harvard Wins Big Over Brae-Burn In 7-1 Hockey Victory
Newton February 1 Harvard hockey team defeated Brae-Burn 7 to 1 in a fast clean game. Hicks led with two goals and was the featured player. Knowles spoiled the shutout for Brae-Burn. Gardner Morgan Kirkland Knowles added goals as Harvard dominated. Referee Brett Umpire Stiles. Time two 20 minute halves.
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Fells
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Mackay Poster
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Bray
Gardner
Morgan
Kirkland
Brett
Stiles
Dual track meet in doubt English High versus Mechanic Arts
A tense afternoon duel unfolds at English High drill hall with English led by Captain Sawyer and Meannix facing Mechanic Arts stars Ferguson Navison Barry Gunn and Webber. Hurdles and sprints shape the contest while Grahams and Sandsberg add points for Mechanics, and Underwood misses the meet due to injury.
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Hynes
Reed
Howe
Meannix
Treville
Mechanic Arts
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Barry
Gunn
Navison
Wing
Mooney
Webber
McLeod
Janvrin
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Graham
Allen
Secafinell
Boston
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Sullivan
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Spear
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Sweeney
Robertson
Ryan
Beck
Norton
Gibson
Brackett
Sheridan
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Hooper
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Walsh
Morgan
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Oettinger
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Feinberg
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Bernhard
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Moore Dominates Miers In Boston Armory Ring
Henry Miers of Charles Town and Pat Moore of Philadelphia staged the standout semifinal, with Moore finishing in the eighth after Miers was halted. Miers showed fierce courage, being knocked down eight times yet returning each time. Moore impressed with precise defense and countering, hailed as a future big bout talent.
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Honey Mellody
Frank Perron
Pawtucket
Henry Miers
Charlestown
Pat Moore
Philadelphia
Boston
Moore
Marfit Flaherty
Miers
Jim Corbett
Benbrook Eyes Jack Johnson Bout After Jeffries Clash
Albert Benbrook, newly named captain of the 1910 Michigan football team, plans to train for boxing if Jack Johnson wins the July 4 bout with Jim Jeffries. At six feet four inches and 240 pounds, the 21 year old athlete claims speed and power, and would seek a title shot after training.
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Chicago
Albert Benbrook
University of Michigan
Western College
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Benbrook
Johnson
Jeffries
Bowling League to Hold Grand Ball in Boston
The Boston Retail Furniture Bowling League will stage its first grand ball tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows Hall. President Thomas H. Tighe will serve as floor director, aided by Vice-President Joseph M. Shaughnessy. A six-number concert precedes dancing until 2 a.m. with 24 dances on the program chosen by the dance committee including Edward Burnett J W Lanigan Maurice Brennan J M Shaughnes sy and Francis T Russell.
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Boston Retail Furniture Bowling League
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Thomas H. Tighe
Joseph M. Shaughnessy
Edward Burnett
J. W. Lanigan
Maurice Brennan
J. M. Shaughnessy
Francis T. Russell
Bacon Store Ball Draws 500 at Worcester Hall
More than 500 attended the 10th ball of the W. and A. Bacon Employees' Benefit Association in Catholic Union Hall Worcester square. Guests included Augustus Bacon Horace Bacon Superintendent Hugh D. Gillis and several Bacon family members.
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W. and A. Bacon
Katharine A. Finn
Helen Sullivan
Minnie EK
Truesdale
Alice Kirwin
Theresa E. McCarthy
A. Saunders
Richard J. Savage
Joseph J. Kenney
H. M. Fox
John Murphy
Ella Olson
Emily J. Burns
A. Scott
Skating Bulletin Highlights Boston Area Arenas
Readable items list skating sites and conditions across Mystic Lake Franklin Field Fair Wood Island Park East Boston Public Garden Hammond’s Pond Chestnut Hill Cunningham Pond Milton Upper Mystic Lake Spot Pond Arlington Cloud Spy Pond Arlington Middle Reservoir Maiden Cottage Park East Boston Brae Burn Newton North Brighton Playground Charles River Dedham Charles River Basin.
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Fair Wood Island Park
Boston
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Goood
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Scores of Pretty Girls Add Charm to Newsboys Ball
Boston newsboys fill Paul Revere Hall for their eighth annual ball. About 2000 attendees including sisters sweethearts and parents. Ex champions John L Sullivan and James J Corbett among guests. Grand march led by Charles Frasca and Miss Mary B Fabber with numerous ball officers and many named attendees following. A concert preceded the march with popular tunes sung by the newsies and their companions.
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John L. Sullivan
James J. Corbett
Charles Frasca
Mary B. Fabber
Benjamin Robbish
Sophie Kaplin
Charles Adams
Gertrude Rapoport
Frank M. Bemis
Solomon Bacharach
D. A. Maloney
Thomas Downey
Thomas Powers
Max Annenberg
H. L. Starkey
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S. Reed
Frank J. Linnehan
James P. Magennis
George FE. Brock
S. H. McCutcheon
Charles Sargent
F. Brown
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Debate cur tis claim today before Congress
Edwin A. Curtis, former United States Sub-Treasurer, appears before Congress to seek reimbursement for $000 stolen from a package sent from the Boston sub-treasury to Washington three years ago. Vault clerk John W. Hastings was tried twice. first hung jury, second acquitted. Curtis, under bond as cub-treasurer, argues loss not proved locally. Last week he resigned to become collector of the port.
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Boston Sub-Treasury
Washington
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John W. Hastings
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Curtis
Sub-Treasury
WONT BLOCK REDMOND FUND
Dublin rumor said William OBrien planned to visit the United States to halt Redmond fund flows but was officially denied. Irish party fund trustees released a list showing about 55 thousand dollars in U S contributions since T P O Connors visit.
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Dublin
William O’brien
United States
Yale Gridiron Stars Join Track Team in Offseason
Yale football players extend season beyond the gridiron by joining the track team. Among those listed are Johnny Kilpatrick Carroll Cooney Ham Andrews Dutch Goebel Merrill Coy and Peabody.
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Johnnie Mack
Johnny Kilpatrick
Carroll Cooney
Ham Andrews
Dutch Goebel
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