Bonhag Faces Tough Field in B A A Special Three Mile
George Bonhag leads a select field for the Boston A A three mile race at the annual meet with New York contenders Kramer Harry Smith Tom Collins and teammates Ryan and Collins. The race promises a fast, strategic contest as entries aim to beat last year’s 15 10 26 mark.
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New York
George Bonhag
Boston
Bonhag
Kramer
Long Island
Tewanina
Mike Ryan
Collins
Wrestling card set for Monday at Mechanics Building
George Tuckey secured Dan Danielson from South Boston to meet Jack Butler of Brockton in the curtain raiser. Dr Roller teams with Nogert in the semi final, with Nogert predicting a tough bout. Mahmout will perform light work against Burns under Gotoh's trained supervision.
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Mahmout
Burns
Gotoh
Fim
Yale Freshmen Beat Andover 2 to 1 in Fast Match
Yale freshmen defeated Andover 2 to 1 in a well played game noted for strong passing and fast runs. In the first half Yale led with a goal, while Andover equalized in the second half through teamwork. Goals were credited to Ordway and Herro respectively, with standout Yale players including Herron and Ganoe.
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YALE
Andover
Andover Blum
Murchie
Gould
Herron
Ganoexme
Bogert
Blum Heron
Middlebrook
Wansot
Q'Oumpagh Coates
MacDonald
W. Donner
Ordway
Herre
No Saloon Business For Ball Players
Chicago February 2 In a statement Charles W Murphy of the Chicago National league club said he would like to see major leaguers barred from owning saloons or similar establishments He plans proposing a rule at the next National league meeting prohibiting players from purchasing or holding interests in buffets or akin venues
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Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Stone School Beats Browne 2 Nichols in Interpreparatory Hockey
The Stone School hockey seven defeated Browne & Nichols 6 to 8 at Boston Arena in a fast contest of the Interpreparatory league. Stone dominated play, with Foote delivering standout work while Bright scored all three Browne goals. Payne and Dickerman locked down Browne defense, and only two penalties marred the clean game.
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Stone School
Browne & Nichols
Boston Arena
Stone
Cambridge
Payne
Dickerman
Charley Foote
Horace Bright
Plans for Yale Stadium Approved by Yale Committee
Definite plans for the Yale stadium were accepted by the general committee in New Haven. Details were not released and will be presented to the Yale corporation at its February 19 meeting. Vanderbilt Webb and George Bruce Cortelyou Jr. were added to the committee as undergraduates. A $500,000 financing scheme was also decided upon.
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Yale Stadium
New Haven
Yale Corporation
Vanderbilt Webb
George Bruce Cortelyou, Jr
Yale Tennis Dates Set for Eight-Game Schedule
Yale announces an eight match tennis season managed by Townsend. Four games will be at home with dates including May 9 Columbia in New Haven and May 11 Amherst in Amherst. Other matches cover Dartmouth in New Haven May 16 and Harvard in New Haven May 25.
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New Haven
Yale
Townsend
West Side A. C
New York
Columbia
Amherst
Dartmouth
Princeton
U. of P
Harvard
Hartford
Boat Show a Big Success Ends Ninth Annual Event
The ninth annual motor boat and engine show closes with record attendance and record business. Exhibitors report heavy sales of engines and high speed motors and many orders booked for spring delivery. Notable visitors include William J Caswell, 82, designer of Block Islanders, with strong interest from yachtmen and designers.
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William J. &. Caswell
Newport
R. I
Caswell
Campbell
Racing shell not a vessel or pleasure boat
The United States Court of Customs Appeals ruled that a racing shell is not a vessel or a pleasure boat but a manufacture of wood. Harvard University imported two eight oared shells in June 1910 and faced tariffs. The court said the crew may enjoy the spin and race but did not change the shells’ classification.
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Washington
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Harvard University
Boston
N E League Contracts Approved by Secretary Morse
The New England league announces contracts approved by Secretary J C Morse for players including Haverhill Love Cross Ed Fitzgerald Everett Perkins James Gary Wilson John Lendusky Benjamin Geyer Thomas Parle Lawrence R H Keating Lowell R Springmann J H Smith Worcester J Flaherty J J Fitzpatrick H B Shipley Fall River H Ladd O Dempsey Brockton G Dunlap New Bedford D OConnell C Wheeler J Stevenson M Connelly Haverhill P Clemens Released by Haverhill Monte Cross and transfers between clubs noted with multiple player exchanges.
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J. C. Morse
New England League
Haverhill
Love Cross
Ed Fitzgerald
Everett Perkins
James Gary Wilson
John Lendusky
Benjamin Geyer
Thomas P. Parle
Lawrence
R. H. Keating
Lowell
R. Springmann
J. H. Smith
Worcester
J. Flaherty
J. J. Fitspatrick
H. B. Shipley
Fall River
H. Ladd
O. Dempsey
Brockton
G. Dunlap
New Bedford
D. O'Connell
C. Wheeler
J. Stevenson
M.connelly
P. Clemens
Monte Cross
Purch
Bert Grabb
New Bedfors
L. Pratt
Mobile Te Ynn
Rohe
Manning High School Falls to St. John's Prep in Danvers
In Danvers Ipswich's Manning High School lost 4 to 0 to St. John's Prep at the latter's rink. Cronan was injured early and retired. Jodoin and Devlin led St. John's while Joyce and Hurley stalled Manning's advances.
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Danvers
Yeb
Manning High School
Ipswich
St. John‘s Prep
Cronan
Manning
Maning
Jodoin
Devlin
St. John’s
Joyce
Hurley
Brookline High Hockey Team Wins Triangular Title
The Brookline High School seven defeated Newton High four to one at the Cypress Street rink to claim the Triangular league championship in a fiercely contested game.
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Newton High
Brookline ‘High School
Cypress Street
Brookline
Newton Fights Brookline In Rough Hockey Clash
Newton and Brookline battled in a hard fought hockey game with Brookline dominating puck time. Walter Kelley and Anderson led the Brookline attack as Forte and Cumerford scored for Newton, while Wellman held the Newton goal with 15 first half saves.
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Newton
Spaulding
Thompson
Brookline
Wellman
Walter Kelley
Anderson
Kelley
Forte
Max Crory
Teulon
Lindsey
Rowe
Theilacher
Cumerford
Fellaway Driving Club Trials Six-Race Matinee
Fellaway Driving Club held a six race matinee on Fellaway boulevard Medford yesterday afternoon. A large crowd witnessed exciting contests with Class B trot and pace the highlight requiring two extra heats to decide. No times were recorded due to the straightaway course.
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Fellsway Club
Fellaway Driving Club
Fellaway Boulevard
Medford
PAOE
Isse G
B. m
Cushman
Sheik ‘Antie M
B m
Marinoni
Fannie T
Hennessey
Virginia Dare
Foater
Lady Almont
B. m. Odams
Esther Room
Bryant
Nelste Wilkes
Forshner
Tar King
B. G
Baker
Cushing Academy Girls Defeat Colonial Girls in Gym
Cushing Academy girls basketball team beat the Colonial girls of Milford New Hampshire this afternoon in the Academy gym by a score of 13 to 0. The Colonial team featured players H Smith Lineth OlET and William e iv, with R Smith and Bioe assisting. Referee officiated the game.
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Abhburnham
Cushing Academy
Colonial Girls
Milford
N. H
Academy
Ficvccescesl
Bsa
H. Smith
Mies
Williamen Ieee
R. Smith
Mise Beott
Coulon Meets Conley Today in Bantam Title Fight
Johnny Coulon of Chicago meets Frankie Conley of Kenosha in a 20 round bout at Vernon California, billed as a possible American bantam championship. Weigh ins place Conley near 116 pounds, Coulon about five pounds lighter. The card also features Attell versus Murphy at 138 pounds, with a 12 to 15 pound weight advantage for Attell. The Worcester welterweight title melee unfolds next, with Mellody, Furey, Shevlin, Downey, Quill and Mercier in elimination bouts to crown a New England welterweight champion.
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Johnny Coulon
Chicago
Frankie Conley
Kenosha
Wis
Vernon
Cal
Conley
Conlon
Tommy Murphy
Hogan
San Francisco
Harlem
Abe Aftell
Jim Coffroth
Shasta A. C
Attell
Murphy
Lake Shore A.C
Worcester
New England
Honey Mellody
Tommy Furey
Eddie Shevlin
Battling Downey
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Kid Mercier
Lawrence
Quill
Mercier
Eas
Jim ‘Crilley
Steve Kennedy
Frankie O'Connor
Kennedy O’connor Mill
B A A Meet Readies With Record Entries At Mechanics
The B A A meet at Mechanics building next Saturday promises the strongest field yet with top champions entered across sprints hurdles and distance events. Notable entries include Cornell miler John Paul Jones and possible showdowns with Abel Kiviat and Oscar Hedlund in the open mile and hunter valley events.
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Mechanics Building
Mississippi
New York
John
Paul Jones
Cornell
Jack “Moakley
Hunter Valley
Jones
Een
Moaki¢y
Abel Kiviat
Oscar Hedlund
Kiviar
Boston College High School Defeats Medford in Dual Meet
Boston College High School defeated Medford High 46 to 23 in a crowded gym. Highlights included a decisive relay win after BC High’s 10 yard head start and a midgets race victory for BC High.
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Boston College
Medford High
Boston College High School
McCarthy
B. C
Grant
M. We
Duffy
Co. H
Reed
Mitchell
Bowen
B. OC. H
Baconon
Riley
Simmons
M. WH. S
Lin
Dwyer
M. H
McDonald
Brawley
Pender
Dolan
Scannell
McManus
Medford
Harris
Harvey
Langdon
Brown
Fleming
Trombly
Cothington
Eens
Senian
Ae Chinen
New York Plates Ready as Auto Show Nears Its Debut
The 1912 number plates are being issued in New York as motorists await the four week countdown to the club show. Gilmore offers to supply tickets to any Bay State Auto mobile Association member. Hupp Motor Car Company faces a court decree restricting use of the Hupp name and confirming rights of R. C. Hupp and L. G. Hupp to the names in the auto business.
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New York
Bay State Automobile Association
Gilmore
Charles M. Kohn
8. J. Wise Company
H. B. Stover
Tom Cotter
New England
Mr. Cotter
MacManus Company
Detroit
Hupp Motor Car Company
Hupp Corporation
R. C
I. G. Hupp
Hupp
R. C. Hupp
Ll. G. Hupp
Littles prevail in mixed doubles at Pinehurst tennis
Raymo Little and Miss Elsie Vitte of the West Side Tennis Club New York won the mixed doubles final at Pinehurst defeating Richard Bishop of Longwood Cricket Club and Miss Edna Wildeey of West Side Tennis Club.
Boxing era debate and athletic tips from Pittsfield correspondence
A letter from Pittsfield Mass addressed to Fifth A. J. Burke discusses boxing greats Corbett Fitzsimmons and Jack Johnson and weighs the best built beater. It also offers old time athletic dietary advice and race prep while clarifying baseball strike and fair ball rules. A request for Johnny Magee of Cathedral A A. is noted.
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A. J. Burke
Pittsfield
Mass
Corbett
Fitssimmons
Jack Johnson
Johnson
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