Schoolboy Webfeet End Tank Meet in Bitter Tie
Boston College High and English High tied 23 23 after a relay point dispute over fouls and forfeiture. Murphy led BC High with two firsts and a third, while Vogel Mulcahy Rehm and others added key wins as the judges paused a rematch to be held next Friday at Curtis Hall.
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Boston College
Curtis Hall
B. C. High
James Street
Boston College High
Murphy
Boston College High School
McDonald
Santuososso
B. ©. High
Hurley
Vogel
Mulcahy
Rebm
Shepard
Rehm
Dass
Wonat Horley Mort " Shepard
Fog
Hackwell
Bo H
Timely Howard Ansih-Wu Murpis
Suotusuesac
Reb
EO OS Kickham
BR. Oc
Chird
Tio
B. Howe
Manus
Distaner
Herreshoff Off On Trip To Bermuda
Nat Herreshoff yacht designer leaves Bristol for Bermuda with son Sydney to oversee eight weeks of work on the Max sloop as a candidate to defend the America's Cup. He expresses confidence in the vessel's chances to win the trophy.
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Bristol
Nat Werre-shoff
Bermuda
Max
Herreshoff
Sydney
Aviator BruneIanger Sets Endurance Flight Record
JOUAN NISTHAL February 3 The aviator Brune langer today broke the world endurance flight record staying aloft for 14 hours and seven minutes. The prior record was 8 miles in 1 hour 18 minutes set by French aviator Fonny at Etampes in September 1912.
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Jouannisthal
Brunelanger
Fourny
Etampés
Walter Regh Signs With Red Sox Amid Rising Promoter Tension
The Boston Red Sox report Walter Regh has signed his contract, ending suspense as veterans worry over new league offers. Regh, an infielder and outfielder, joined in Detroit after a strong showing with St Paul, batting .297 in 122 games.
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Walter Regh
Regh
Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
St. Paul
Nin Reegh
St. Paul Clup
American Association
Charlie Hall
Saints
Red Sox
Detroit
Navy to visit Franklin Field for 1918 Penn game
Penn announces its 1918 football schedule with Navy joining the slate. The Navy contest on Oct 17 will be played away from home for the first time, and Penn drops its annual Brown and Penn State meetings while adding two-year contracts with Navy and Dartmouth.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
West Point
Middies
Dartmouth
Annapolis
Boston
Brown
Pennsylvania State
Gettysburg
Franklin and Marshall
Philadelhia
Swarthmore
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Eeornell
Germans Challenge for Races Kept at Kiel in 1915
A sixth international sonder yacht contest is set for Kiel in June 1915 after the Kaiserlicher Yacht Club sent a challenge and the Eastern Yacht Club accepted. Trial races for the American team will be held at Marblehead in July. The series started in 1906 and the U S leads 4 to 1 with wins in Marblehead 1906 1908 1913 and Kiel 1911.
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Sender Yachts
Kiel
Kaiserlicher Yacht Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
United States
Henry Howard
Louis M. Clark
Herbert M. Sears
Charles P. Curtis
Ifti
Federals Move to Block Cole in Another League
Chicago February report says the Federal league will seek court injunctions to prevent Leonard Cole and catcher Killifer from playing for any league other than the Federals. Manager Tinker asserts Cole’s signed contract gives the Federals control. President Murphy plans to charge Cubs Brown and Miller details as accessories before the fact.
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Chicago
Federal League
Leonard Cole
New York Americans
Tinker
Chicago Federals
Cole
Killifer
Murphy
Chicago Nationals
Ward Miller
Federals
Miller
Brown
St. Louis Federals
St. Louis
Cubs
Capper Leads Harvard in Soldiers Field Time Trials
Harvard distance and relay hopefuls tested at Soldiers Field with Frank Capper clocking 1 minute 47 seconds for the 780 yard long relay, leading teammates Bill Bingham Stone and Rock. Capper and Bingham expected in short relay, with Capper likely anchoring. Freshmen Wilcox and Teschner led trials, while Phinney Stanley Hobbs close behind.
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Frank Capper
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Bill Bingham
Exeter Star
Stone
Rock
Yale
Capper
Bingham
Biddle
Barron
Bingham Ron
Tower
Rollins
Wilcox
Teschner
An Phinney
Stanley
Hobbs
Unicorn Athletes Enter New York A C Meet
Following the B A A meet the Unicorn club sends representatives to the New York A C event at Madison Square Garden. J Green R P Greene and Hedlund race three miles Atwater competes in the mile Barwise the high jump J Burke the high jump Meanix the half mile Gram the 100 yard dash. A relay four will be chosen from the fastest to race the New York A C team.
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Unicorn
New York
Unicorn Club
New York A. C
Madison Square Garden
Atwater
J. Green
R. P. Greene
Hedlund
Barwise
J. Burke
Meanix
Gram
New York A.C
Boston Yacht Agency Sells Two Boats to New Owners
The Boston Yacht Agency sold the 26 foot Naiad raised deck cruiser to Leslie B. Knowlton of Malden from G. R. Tucker of Roxbury and the 21 foot Virio water line knockabout to C. Bangs of Barnstable from W. Nichols.
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Boston Yacht Agency
G. R. Tucker
Roxbury
Leslie B. Knowlton
Malden
W. 1. Nichols
C. Bangs
Barnstable
King Cole Jumps Back to Yankees in Surprise Move
New York reports Leonard Cole known as King Cole switches from the Chicago Federal League club to the New York Yankees. He signs a one year contract for 3300 dollars, the amount Cole named to President Farrell on December 23 and accepted.
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New York
Leonard AL
King) Cole
Chicago
New York Americans
Cole
Yankees
Farrell
Cole to Remain with Local Club Through Feb 12
The salary mirrors the Chicago federal league contract signed December 30. Farrell states the acceptance of Cole's terms creates a legal baseball contract. Cole will forward $300 advance money to his Chicago attorney and has instructions to hand it to club officials. The local AL club will hold him until February 12 in Hot Springs with the Yankee battery. Farrell claims readiness to face Chicago Federals in court but expects no suit.
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Walter Regh
Hot Springs
Red Sox
Messrs
Lannin
Taylor
Cole
Chicago
Farrell
Federals
Yankee Batterymen
Farrel
Chicago Federals
Decline in groundfish prices shadows wharf market
Seven schooners carried good catches as dealers faced falling quotations for haddock cod hake and pollock. Prices listed per pound include haddock five cents and market cod 3 34 cents while vessels and crews faced repairs and shifting assignments following a string of maritime incidents and wireless beacon reports. Captain John Twohy died at Norfolk aged 70, long associated with the Norfolk and Western terminal operations.
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Haddock
Andrew
Tos
de Costa
I. ‘Thompson
Bo Thomas
Grueby
Francis Grueby
Prudence
Nantucket Shoals
Jane Palmer
Portland
Berkshire
Nantucket
Monroe
Baltimore
Norfolk
Holn
Bremen
Glasgow
Cape Race
Christiania
Red Star
Manitou
Antwerp
Boston
Buffalo
John Twohy
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Lambert's Point
Shipping News Arrives With Wide Towage of Barges and Steamers
A dense list of vessels and tug outfits is reported including steamers Onondaga Googins and City of Gloucester with numerous towing barges such as Dora Helen and S. O. 86 while ports from Newport News to Gloucester and Newburyport continually appear. Names like Charles W Parker Jr John Scully and Mary Seaby surface amid other ships and lighterage operations signaling active port traffic.
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Onondaga
Googins
Jacksonville
Penobscot
Harding
Lamberts Point
Bay View
Cooper
Newport News
Melrose
Brown
Baltimore
Belfast
Crockett
Winterport
Bay State
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Limekin
Gloucester
Eureka
Benner
Wharyport
Herbert
Rickes
Paoli
Oliver
South Amboy
Upton
Devon
Shamokin
Charles W. Parker, Jr
Nalty
Dora
Helen
International
McGoldrick
Philadelphia
Conewake
Barry
Mary I. Scully
Gege
Henry Failing
Knickerbocker
Lackawanna
Brophy
New York
Avondale
Piedmont
Trudgins
Portsmouth
Conestoga
Olsen
Newburyport
Cleona
Langhorne
John Scully
Salem
Cadossa
Rutherford
Providence
Prudence
Charles W. Parker
Newhart News
Grace
Flora
Allee
Murrell
Norfolk
Cassie
Daniel Willard
Underclliffe
Randsburg
Passaic
Weehawken
Mary Seaby
Newport
Ella Clifton
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Richard P. Lewis
Moeter Academy
Walpole
Stallings
Lewis
Exeter
Mike Walsh
New York City
Macon
Walter Kenetick
Rabbit Maron- Ville
Rabbit
Springfel
Corker
PENN
Y.C
America
Will
Hillifer
A. C
King Cole
Feds
Winthrop Ames
Marguerite Clark
The
Boston Press
Globe
Herald
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Post
Winter Quarter
Grest
Klaw & Erlanger
Smarles Prohman
Richard Hattle Carte Williams
Reetee the Doll Girl
Leo Faun
Russell
Tremont
David Belasco
Castle St. Tel
Liamont
William Gillette
Down Town
Winter St
JESSE_LASKY
Morton Opera CO
Red Mill
Loew’s
Bowdoin Sq
Grand Opera House
Paris
Torcats
Roosters
Tomorrow Night
On’ S Casino
Hanover Street
Waldro Nr
Tremont Row
Girls From
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Burlesquers
Irvin
Cobb
Sergeant Bagby
Saturday Evening Post
Edwin Stevens
Atte Paul
Venus
Marble Brothers
Leona Stehree
Alex
Burns & Marian
Victoria Nip & Tuck
Mason & Murray
PATHE
Plymouth
TEL OX
William Courtenay
Scollay Square
GFPH
Olympia
Orpheum
Zira
Leopards
Lesque Gaiety Co
Luberiate
Broadway Girls
Klein's Drug Store
Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Shipping News
Cora Livingston
Fanny Lewis
Lynn
Eva Schaffer
Cambridge
Cora
Jack Sheehan
Jack
Miss Lewis
Old Howard
Bertha O. Davies
Apollo Quartette of
Filene Symphonic Orches
Joseph Santley
Lotta Crabtree
Tristan
Mme, D’alvarez
Cort Direction
John Cx
Park Square
Shubert
Gertrude Elliott
WED
Way Maiz
Robert D. Te
Eilliar
Argyle Case Park Acti
Europe
Egypt
Raymond & Whitcomb CO
Washington Street
Temple Place
Wallace S. Stokell
Boylston Street
Tel. B. B
Jaffitte
Jou Jerville
Hinshaw
Leonhardt
Braun
Andre-Caplet
Lucia DI Lammermoor
Scotney
Tanlongo
Fornati
Lyford
SUN
Usaye and
Orch
Love OF the Three Kings
Lucrezia Bori
Ferrari-Fontana
Amato
Undikar
Maranzoni
Steinert's
Boylston, Mason & Hamlin
Mechanics
W. Zbyszko
Lemle
Remont Temple
Burton Holmes
Japan
Korea
Panama
Tremont Temple
Scott
Tetrazzina
Titta Ruffo
South Pole
Jordan Hall
Harold Bauer
Symphony Hall
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