All Roads Lead to the Arena for Big B A A Games
Town braces for influx of athletes led by Jo and Frank Loomis from Chicago and sprinters Loren Murchison and Jackson Scholz with Detroit A C. Tech engineers and Marcel Guillemot prepare, while Boston eyes a boosted sprint trophy and Elks charity success frames a busy athletics week.
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Frank Loomis
Cherry Circle Club
Chicago
Loren Murchison
Jackson Scholz
Detroit A. C
New York
Boston
English High Dominates Mechanics In Dual Meet
English High's track team overpower Mechanic Arts High 89 to 14 in yesterday's dual meet at the drill hall. Events continue this afternoon at East Armory with senior intermediate and junior division results listed, while Boston's Bos ton Arena hosts a major boxing show tonight.
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English High
Mechanic Arts High
English High Drill Hall
East Armory
Boxing Notes on Local Fights and Promoter Plans
The piece surveys upcoming bouts in Mechanics and Commonwealth A A venues with fighters like Young Jack Johnson Fred Trembly Jack Sullivan George Robinson and Fred Fulton alongside Artie O Leary Bud Christian Charley Parker Johnny Rose Portland M o The text also discusses Abe Friedman sidelined by rib injuries and rumors about a Dempsey Willard bout timing and possible Dempsey Carpentier linkage The overall tone favors promoter friendly fight cards and reader support for suggested matchups
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The
Armory A. A
Mechanics Building
Jack Johnson
Fred Trembly
Jack
Sullivan
George Robinson
Fred Fulton
Battling McCreery
Reed Greb bout weights and weigh-in status at catchweight
Reed weighed about 154 pounds and Greb around 171 pounds in the catch weight bout. This implies Greb outweighed Reed by roughly 17 pounds and suggests Greb made weight for the bout. The Harvard football announcer last year in a red sweater and white hat is Mr. Morris F. C. Admission tickets for the Boston A. A. meet go on sale today.
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Pat Reed
Harry Greb
Greb
Reed
Harvard
Mr. Morris
F. C
Boston A. A
Huntington School Dominates Wakefield in Track Meet
Huntington School's balanced track squad crushed Wakefield High 47 to 12 at the Boston Y gym. Roy Brown led Huntington with wins in the dash and 600 yards, while Patterson of Wakefield claimed the 1000-yard run.
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Huntington School
Wakefield High
Boston
Huntington
Patterson
Wakefield
Roy Brown
Brown
Leonard
Pierce
Talbot
Wakefield Hich
Bosworth
Azakowitz
Nolte
Temple
Batten
Spinney
Grant
Scrubs
Huntington Ve
Vining
Parker
Archibald
Robertson
Driscoll
Thorpe
McLeod
Padelford
Comfort
Chamberlain
Untington
Hnuntington
Callahan
Jartakowitz
Bowman
Gardner Beats Sub on the Mat in Grand Opera Showdown
Pinky Gardner of Schenectady defeated Bob McCarthy in last night's wrestling feature at the Grand Opera House with the only fall in 23 minutes using a body scissors and wristlock. Jim Gembwell beat Arthur Davis in 39 minutes with a hammerlock. Billy Goodwin and John Carlson drew in 15 minutes. Tommy Reccord upset Tony Metro in 38 minutes 15 seconds with a body scissors and wristlock.
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Pinky Gardner
Schenectady
Bob McCarthy
Grand Opera House
McCarthy
Hackinsmith
Jim Gembwell
Arthur Davis
Billy Goodwin
John Carlson
Tommy Reccord
Tony Metro
Eddie Foster Signs With Red Sox For Spring Training
Larry Graver Boston Red Sox secretary says Eddie Foster has signed contracts along with Nietzer and Clayton. Graver will stay in Boston until about March 6 then the team heads south for spring training.
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RED Sox
Larry Graver
Boston Red Sox
Nietzer
Clayton
Graver
Boston
Brighton High Tops in Triangular Track Meet
Brighton High School athletes surged to a 74 12 to 62 Hyde Park and 60 South Boston in a two day triangular meet with field and running events held at different venues. Wendy Taylor led Hyde Park in the senior 10 yard dash while Finnegan of Brighton won the 600 yard run and Moynahan of Brighton captured the 600 yard race. Brighton dominated multiple events with top placements by Kirby rivals and Hyde Park, and the meet showcased strong performances across sprint and distance events.
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South Boston
Hyde Park
Brighton
East Armory
Andyde Park
Wendy Taylor
Hyde Park High
Holub
South Oston High
Clark
Whitten
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Hill
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McLellan
Meck Kenney
Pierce
Finnegan
Barrett
McCloskey
Meresewen
Wendy Cook
Liteon
Strickland
Concannon
Prout
Myers
Brighton Hich
Hennerdy
Wood
Moynahan
Donovan
Webb
Mahon
Hyde Park Heh
Imn
Baird
Dunlap
Gallant
Upham
Cosgrove
Clyde Park
McKinnon
Hird
White
Svendsen
Smith
Ach
Stevens
Regents Plan Unified Athletics Chief at Michigan
The Regents of the University of Michigan announced a single director will oversee all athletics and physical exercises. The appointee, with professional rank, will sit in the university senate and supervise coaching and related business.
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del Pratt
Detroit
the Universality of Michigan
James O. Murfin
University
Shoe Trade On Winning End
Raymie Skilton's Shoe Traders defeated Boston College 7 to 1 at the Arena. The Eagles fought hard though outplayed, with BC athletes Urban and others limited by the pace set by Skilton's club.
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Raymie Skilton
Collegians
Luke Urban
B. C
Boston
Reycroft
Conley
Nowell
Jim Healy
Urban
Boston College vs Boston Shoe Trades football score recap
Boston Shoe Trades defeated Boston College 7 to 1 with goals by J Healy Reycroft Conley Hicks Garrity and others. Curly Conley Hughes O Donnell Hicks Baker and Morrissey listed among players. Referees Gaw and Doran officiated three 15 minute periods.
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Fowright
J. Healy
Row
B. Healy
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Hughes
O'Donnell Hicks
Baker
Garrity
Maggerty Skilton
F. Morrissey
Vectiease Viex
L. Morrissey Moss
Boston Shoe Trades
Reycroft
Conley
Hicks
Gaw and
Doran
Corbett Fails to Appear for Bout in Chelsea
Willie Corbett a Tech student did not show for a scheduled bout with Jimmy Farren of East Boston at Chelsea E C in Chelsea Theatre. He sent word of illness. The tournament continued with Glynn beating O Neil in eight, Tansey defeating Flanagan in six, and Hankard stopping Fay in one.
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Jimmy Farren
East Boston
Chelsea E. C
Chelsea Theatre
Denny Glynn
Roxbury
Bunch
O'Neil
Lynn
Young Tansey
Charley Flanagan
Tony Hankard
Young Fay
Skating bulletin lists parks with fair conditions
The Park Department bulletin reports skating conditions at multiple sites. Listings include Ashmont Playground Fair Billings Field Fair Boston Common and other locations with entries marked as Fair. Final notes cover areas from Jamaica Pond to Wood Island and Cottage paths.
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Ashmont Playground
Columbus Park
South Moston
Fallon Field
sFair First
Fair Mystic Playground
Fair Nepommet
Norfolk
Fair
Willard’s Challenge Against French Champion Stirs Debate
Observers question Willard’s chances against the French champion who already took the title from him, noting July remarks and speculation on a possible Labor Day rematch.
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Pentier
Willard
White Sox Players to Face Court Feb 9
Chicago report says eight White Sox players and others indicted for allegedly throwing games in the 1919 World Series will be arraigned Feb 9 in County Court before Judge Dever. The grand jury probe into testimony sales to papers was postponed to next week.
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White Sox
Dever
Baseball Grand Jury
New York
Boxing bout halted as fighters idle in Hartford
Marty Cross of New York and K O Loughlin of South Bethlehem Pa welter weight were ordered from the ring by referee Dave Fitzgerald at the end of the sixth round of a scheduled 12 round bout. The referee said neither boxer was trying. The boxers money was held up by the local commission.
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Kirby
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Flynn
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Tiplitz
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al Shubert
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Christie
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