Sharkey Wins But Thrown Twice At Criterion Club Show
About 1500 fans witnessed a volatile wrestling card in Boston as Tom Sharkey won a handicap match against Piening, but was thrown twice. Piening used leg and crotch holds to pin Sharkey in the second bout, while Sharkey showed defensive grit and bursts of skill in the preliminaries and main event. Downie of Boston beat Gilbert of New York in a 15 minute fall. other preliminaries ended in draws or fast exchanges.
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Sharkey
Piening
Criterion Club
Boston
Pieniig
Butcher Boy
Nelson
Downie
Gilbert
New York
Bracket
Watson
Brockton
Toumey
Shamper
Charlestown
Tom Sharkey
T. R. Riley
R. Divine
Melrose Wins Championship in Suburban League Hockey
Melrose High School defeated Everett 5 to 0 at Franklin Field to clinch the Suburban league title. Only six Everett players appeared, while Melrose captain Scanlon starred with dominant play and scored all five goals. Everett’s defense aside, Melrose dominated the match.
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Melrose
Everett High School
Franklin Field
Everett High
Scanlon
Everett
Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure Offers Free Trial
A promotional pitch for Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure promises a free month trial to prove its effectiveness against rheumatism. The letter claims a German chemical works to reduce swelling, suggesting quick results in many cases, and invites readers to request a booklet by mail to Racine Wisconsin.
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Germany
Dr. Shoop
Wis
Melrose High Hockey Triumph and Player Feats
In the match Cochrane Verge and Harris starred for the victors while Nickerson and captain Scanlon led Melrose High School. Clement Hilton Freeze and Whitney shone for the losers as both teams displayed solid halves with key plays and scoring bursts.
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Cochrane
A. Verge
Harris
Nickerson
Scanlon
Melrose
Clement
Hilton
Freeze
Whitney
H. S. Scanlon
J. Cochrane
Hilton White
Freeze Hawes
Shes
Boston Club Not For Sale Amid Rumors Of Postponed Visit
New York dispatches claimed the Boston Nationals planned to quit and the Boston club might be for sale. Pulliam denied near Boston since last October, calling the sale story a fake by an American League press agent to rally support for Farrell.
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New York
Boston Nationals
Harry Pullam
Pulliam
Messrs. Conant
Boston
Soden
Conant
Billings
Pittsburg
American League
New York City
Frank Farreil
Harvard Crimson Favors Toboggan Slide at Stadium
The Harvard Crimson proposes a toboggan slide from Soldiers Field as a winter outdoor exercise option for undergraduates. It envisions a slide plus a snowshoe club to promote activity beyond gym sports.
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Harvard Crimson
Crimson
Harvard
Soldiers Field
B A A wins three matches and leads standings
B. A. A. won three games, holding first place by taking two of three from Colonial. Highland moved from fourth to second after two wins over South Boston Yacht Club. The Battery dropped to second after losing two of three to Old Belfry. Mor rison of Dudley topped the day with 304. Fuller of B. A. scored 109 for the single.
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Poaches
Colonial
Highland
South Boston Yacht Club
Yachtemen
Battery
Old Belfry
Old Dorchester
Morrison
Dudley
Rege Roller
Fuller
B. A
Arne
Ore Ale
Oki
Witee
Cses
Pletcher
Reed
A. Ante
D. A Ae
Drew
Cscs
Ccccce ii EA
Lyons
Talissae Boap Gap
Os Hecht
Roberts
Old Belfry Club
Lexington
Nee
Worthen
Cole
Stone
Carter
Childs
Ae Wilder
Ea Iucks
Pickett
Bianey
A.mckey
F.H. Newton
Fotale
Glendon Wins Narrowly in Turbulent Alley Play
In last evening’s league action at Glen Don, Kinsman stood out for Glen Don as a roller with a 507 score. Livingston, Miller, Leighton, and Hoskins posted notable totals for the Glen Don team, while Towanda and Ware contributed strong numbers. Final tallies show Glen Don totaling 822, Towanda 794, and opponents 768 to 888 in a tense alley contest.
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Strc Aller
Onnane Club
Oon
Eee Kinsman of
Glendon
Towanda
Livingston
Ead
Miller
Leighton
Hoskins
Je Smithe
Kinsman
Brown
Plumbers' league series games roll on Booger alleys
Three matches in the Plumbers' league series were completed last evening on Booger alleys. Gallison won two of three against Barrett. Webb took two of three from Lockepeed. Hub edged Young in two of three. Totals and player scores for Gallson Barrett Webb Hurley Kin Ty Buckley Niggins O'Brien are listed across teams and rounds, with final tallies showing multiple and points for each side.
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Plumbers
Gallison
James Barrett
Webb
Lockepeed
B. Huba
J.-H. . Young
Gallson
Barrett
Wall
Hurley
Locke
Raney
Sleeve
McCarthy
gi _Mayn
Kay
Connell
Maul Biss
St Nichols
B M Team Triumphs In North Shore League Opener
The B M squad won three straight games against Charlestown in the North Shore league opener played on the alleys last evening. Opening game tied before B M pulled away with a 123 to 116 score. Individual totals list Shies Be Macomber 81 85 90 and Chase 83 96 leading for B M, while Prescott 68 69 and Phelps 59 79 head Charlestown.
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Charlestown
North Shore
Macomber
Chase
Byrom
Chapman
Tobey
Prescott
Hintz
Phelps
Gallway
Fossler
Armour wins two of three in Morris Park Packers series
Armour team takes two of three games against Nelson Morris in the Old Colony alleys. Final scores show Armour 1260 with key marks from McDonough Pardons and Stockton, while Morris team members Bates Baader Conroy Tripp and Ellis posted strong totals. Totals read 422 304 433 for Armour and 419 424 for Morris.
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Armour
Nelson
Morris
Park Packers
Old Colony
McDonough
Morne
Bates
Thompson
Baader
Stockton
Ellis
Conroy
Boutin
Rolloff Winners Lead Somerset Alleys Standings
The weekly 16 men rolloff at Somerset alleys concluded with Travers scoring 307, Garbutt 302, W Clarke 294, Connors 294, Brown 286, Jones 281, and others. Travers topped the event with a high game performance.
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Somerset
Travers
Ller
Garbutt
W. Clarke
Connors
Brown
Jones
Clarkson Beats Parker In Hub Billiard Meet 300 to 185
Henry Clarkson defeated Morris Parker in the 10th game of the Class A billiard tournament at the Hub Billiard Palace by 300 to 185. Clarkson posted a total of 300 with a .713 average and a high run of 60. Parker totaled 185 with an average listed and a high run of 26. A forthcoming match lists Liam Paige facing Henry Clarkson on Wednesday evening.
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Henry Clarkson
Morris Parker
Hub Billiard Palace
H. Clarkson
M. Tacker
Liam Paige
Stoneham Triumphs Over Maynard at Armory 6 to 2
Stoneham defeated Maynard 6 to 2 at the local armory this evening. Stoneham led from the start as Graffam's goal tending stood out. he returned to play after being struck by a ball near the end. Carrigan starred at halfback for Maynard.
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Stoneham
Maynard
Graffam
Carrigan
West Boston Highs Defeat Mechanic Arts 32 to 9
West Boston High School basketball extended its winning streak by beating Mechanic Arts High School 32 to 9 in the school gym yesterday afternoon.
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West Boston
Mechanic Arts High School
Ward leads Municipal League race in tight standings
The Municipal league standings stayed largely unchanged after last week's pair of games. Ward 7 remains atop with eight wins and one loss, East Boston follows at six wins and two defeats, while South Boston shows rapid improvement. Ward 19, under Matt Leary, debuts with captain Joseph Reagan out sick, and faces Ward leaders at Roxbury Gymnasium tonight.
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Ward 7
East Boston
South Boston
Hegnan
Matt Leary
Ward 19
Joseph Reagan
Alex McLeish
Roxbury Gymnasium
Tyler Street Boys
Ward 9
East Boston Boys
Lincoln Athletic Club Opens Prominent Chelsea Boxing Body
A new Lincoln Athletic Club rises in Chelsea aiming to be an East Coast boxing leader with a February 12 event. Its members include notable professionals businessmen and politicians and its headquarters will be accessible to members for dedicated use.
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Chelsea
East
Lincoln Athletic Club
Boxing notes from New England era prompt matches and rumors
A roundup of boxing chatter in New England highlights Briggs sparring at Bellows Falls, Sullivan rising as a contender in Portland, and various challenges from Cote to Dow. References to forthcoming bouts, management changes, and regional club events indicate expected matchups and ongoing programs across Keene, Portland, Bath, and Somerville with notes on police concerns and fight legitimacy.
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Deer Weber
the Falls
Keene
N. H
Briggs
Bellows Falls
New England
Tommy Sullivan
Bartly Connolly
Portland
Connolly
Sullivan
Steve Choney
Matty Matthews
Eddie Connolly
Billy Mellody
Jimmy Davenport
Jimmy Jiggs
Jig Stone
Tommy Daly
Sergeant Manning
IL. S
Warren Street
New York
Lawrence
George Dixon
England
Lynn
Chelsea
Salem
Criterion Athletic Club
Wade
C. Jones
Raed
Betts
the Tammany Ub
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Bowdoin Relays Pick Six For B A A Meet
Bowdoin College will select its relay team to face Brown at the B A A meet from six trial winners chosen yesterday afternoon before a large crowd. Capt. William T Rowe Harold J Everett Louis D Weld James A Clarke Edwin C Bates and Ralph G Webber competed for the spots.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Brown
William T. Rowe
Portland
Harold J. Everett
Louis D. H. Weld
Hyde Park
James A. Clarke
Damariscotta Mills
Edwin C. Bates
St. Stephens
N. B
Ralph G. Webber
Augusta
Yale Tracks New Candidates Show Promise for Meet
Yale's track team in New Haven announces about 60 candidates with one third new material. Trainer Murphy expects development before the Yale Harvard meet and notes strength in hurdles pole vault and shot put with fair outlook in middle and long distances, while sprint events lag.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Murphy
Tufts Track Team for B A A Meet Chosen
Tufts College relay team for the B A A meet against the University of Maine was selected and entered. The six selected runners are Daniel Buckley Eugene McCarthy Clarence Scoboria Frederick Proctor Luther Perry Arthur Murphy Jr and John Milner. Ernest Mulvey was injured in trials and will be out of action for some time.
New Records Set at Ormond Beach Races
Florida Beach tourney results show multiple new marks through Saturday night. W K Vanderbilt drove a Mercedes in 5 to 50 mile events with 41 second mile pace and 40 52 final for 50 miles. Bowden and Oldfield noted fast laps as other times emerged in the endurance program.
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Ormond Beach
Ormond
Fla
K. Vanderbilt
oFre
Mercedes
W. K
Vanderbilt, Ir
Ballou Hobigand Defeat Jamaica A C In Ice Hockey
Ballou Hobigand defeats Jamaica A C 5 to 3 at Franklin Field in an action packed afternoon game. Both teams showed fast passing and strong teamwork throughout the 4 quarters.
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Ballou & Hobigand
Jamaica A
Franklin Fielde
Ballou & Hobigand Ice Hocke
Jamaica A. C
Cornell Stroke For Harvard
Yesterday afternoon Coach F D Colson met 24 men chosen by Captain Dillingham for the Harvard varsity squad at the university boat house. He praised their physical makeup and said the stroke to be taught is the same as Harvard used last year and the one that has repeatedly guided Cornell crews to victory. The men did not work in the session.
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F. D. Colson
Dillingham
Harvard
University Boathouse
Colson
Cornell
Demonstration of Rowing Technique and Slow Recovery
Cotson demonstrates proper rowing form on a machine focusing on slow recovery and precise arm and wrist movements, highlighting the key points of technique and muscle control for effective workouts.
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Cotson
Tug of War notes and early baseball talk in New York Sun
The New York Sun highlights tug of war clashes among Meagher, Gane, Eccentric Firemen and Clan Cameron teams with prize talk up to 1000 dollars and a potential St Louis fair trip if victorious. It also notes early 1904 minor league salaries, Meaghers aim at Princeton positions, and upcoming Comiskey White Sox practice in Fort Worth. Harvard vs Brown hockey game eyed as intercollegiate series third meeting at Holmes Field.
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New York Sun
Harry Pulliam
New York
Barney Dreyfuss
Harry
Barney
Carl Lothrop
Garten
Thomas Francis Meagher
Gane
Leominster
Post Sporting Room
Inquirer
Meagher
Firemen
Boston
Meaghers
Clan Cameron
St. Louis
Princeton
Finst
Comiskey
White Sox
Fort Worth
Texas
Dutch Long
Grand Rapids
Walter Grumpf
St. Joseph
Fred Ulrich
Kansas City
Boston Nationals
Messrs
Nashville
Louisville Courier-Journal
Pittinger
Roxbury
Matt Leary
Rindge Manual
Melrose High
Harvard
Brown
Holmes Field
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