Harvard Hopes to Beat Yale in Two Mile Relay Clash
Harvard faces Yale in a two mile relay at the B A A games with Billy Burke of Wakefield anchoring the Crimson. Malcolm Douglas of Castine and Dennis O’Connell’s Exeter ties loom, while Joe McCarthy may miss the meet due to a swollen ankle. Dick Whitney spurs Harvard in hurdles as lineups list Burke anchoring the two mile and Chute anchoring the one mile against MIT.
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Harvard
Yale
Billy Burke
Wakefield
University of Notre Dame
Burke
Crimson
Malcolm Douglas
Castine
Dennis O'Connell
Exeter
Douglas
Joe McCarthy
Fiian
Jimmy Kennedy
Andover
McCarthy
Somerville
Bill Bennett
Kennedy
Perry Jenkins
Quincy
Vinton Chapin
Charlie Wansker
Dick Whitney
Earl Thomson
Merrill
Eaton
Tech
Quinn
Howe
Bennett
Chute
Newton High Upsets Medford In Close Track Meet
Newton High defeated Medford 35 1/2 to 34 1/2 at Newton drill hall in a key track upset. Dicks of Newton won the 1000-yard run with Davidson of Medford the early favorite, Kelley of Medford dominated the 60-yard dash, and Medford took the relay. Multiple events listed with varying times and distances show a tight competition.
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Newton High
Medford
Newton
McDavitt
Meredith
Moore
Riley
Kelley
Jtyall
Pavideon
Wingate
Johnson
W. Crooker
Howell
Iain
Kobler
Lindner
Moody
Gin
Blair
Lawerence
Weeks
Ryall
MceQueston
Bradford Stars as Browne & Nichols Defeat Rindge Tech
Ed Bradford of Browne & Nichols dominated the Browne & Nichols track in the dual meet, claiming first place in the 40 yard dash 300 yard dash broad jump and shot put and contributing 20 of the team’s 47 points as Browne & Nichols defeated Rindge Tech 47 to 16.
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Ed. G. Sradford
Browne & Nichols
Rindge Tech
Bradford
Rindge
Ed. Bradford
Buckley
Colter
Aaieads
Gin
Dunham
Parker
Uistance &Ft
Nell
Danhaw
Jenney
B. & M. Neimke
Macomber
Caird
Lesswan
Brookline High to Play Alumni Hockey Game Today
Brookline High's hockey team faces its alumni this afternoon at the Cypress Street rink if ice remains. Alumni players include Taylor at left wing McAttrick at centre Arthur at right wing Marshell Richardson at points and Don Richardson in goal.
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Brookline High
Cypress Street
Taylor
McAttrick
Arthur
Marshell
Richardson
Don Richardson
American Team Derby Leaders Continue Quest for Cup
Arthur T. Walder of Wonalancet, described as the American hope, is a seasoned dog sled racer aiming to keep the golden cup on this side of the boundary. The International dog race moved from Colebrook to Lancaster 36.3 miles as Walden posted 4 hours 18 minutes, Lebel 4 hours 45 minutes, Suzanne 8 hours 42 minutes for the leg.
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Arthur Walden
New Hampshire
Arthur T. Walder
Wonalancet
New England
Yukon Trail
Alaska
Colebrook
Lancaster
N.H
Walden
Lebel
Suzanne
Boxing card move to Boston Arena for Lynch Martin bout
The Lynch Martin fight, postponed from last night, will be staged at the Boston Arena on Feb 24 with Arena A. C. securing the venue and all out tickets valid or redeemable. Doc Bagley witnessed the Gibbons McCarthy affair and regrets missing a meeting with Gene Tunney.
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Betwen Joe Lynch
New York
Terry Martin
Providence
Boston Arena
Arena A. C
Doc Bagley
Gene Tuney
Big City
Gibbons-McCarthy
Doc
Gene Tunney
Dempsey Likely to Fight Wills
New York report says preliminary arrangements are near for a Jack Dempsey versus Harry Wills bout. Promoter William A. Brady has offered $200,000 and is in Atlantic City while Jack Kearns is sidelined by a cold at the Hotel Belmont.
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New York
N. Y
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
William A. Brady
Atlantic City
Jack Kearns
Belmont
Noble Greenough wins relay in dual meet over Dummer Academy
Noble Greenough defeats Dummer Academy 31 to 28 at Dexter Field. Dummer led in most events but lacked high jumpers while Noble swept the high jump and won the relay with Small Wielde Patterson LeFevre. Individual wins included LeFevre in the 800 and Ashcroft in the 1000, with Patterson tied for high jump.
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Noble Greenough
Dummer Academy
Dexter Field
Dummer
Noble
Ferdnand
LeFevre
Wilde
Levitt
Sees D
Madero
Holland
Ne D
Ingham
Ashcroft
Nec
Cutter
Newell
C. Cutter
Fairchild
Lin
Russell
Patterson
Gennet
Small
Wielde
Daley
Atkins
Ferdinand
Boxing News From New York City Circles
Kearns aims to negotiate with Brady after their offer falls short but expected to be resolved. Mullins backs any path to a Dempsey bout for Wills, Gibbons arrives amid pursuit of Carpon tier clash or matchups with Greb. Leonard trains for 15 rounds with Kansas, 136 pounds, while Pepper Martin faces Sid Bernard at the Rink Club and Kilbane's interest rises.
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Kearns
Brady
New York City
Paddy Mullins
Harry Wills
Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Georges Car- Poentier
Tom
Gibbons
Harry Greb
Jimmy Bronson
Bob Martin
Bill Brennan
Martin
Brennan
Madison Square Garden
Benny Leonard
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Pepper Martin
Brooklyn
Rink Sporting Club
Sid Bernard
Jshuny Kilbane
Hard Hitters Clash In Providence Ring Fight Card
On the Carlyle club card next Monday night Soldier Frank of Providence meets hard-hitting Chref Miller of the South End in an eight round bout. Frank has won 22 straight with 18 knockouts and eyes Johnnie Wilson later. Donahue pressures Abe Friedman and Paddy Owens while pursuing Johnnie Sheppard in a bid to back the title holder.
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Carlyle Club
Soldier Frank
Providence
Chref Miller
South End
Miller
Tommie Robson
Joe Egan
Providence Battler
Rhode Island
Frank
Johnnie Wilson
Charlestown
Donahue
Abe Friedman
Paddy Owens
Johnnie Sheppard
Woburn
Paddy Minnehan
Raymond to Coach Harvard Baseball
Wendell Phil lips Chick Raymond as long time Middlesex School coach accepts Harvard University second baseman baseball duties for the season. He played four years as catcher at Brown University and captained the team in his final year before turning to teaching and coaching at Middlesex since 1912.
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Concord
Wendell Phillips
Chick
Lowell Textile Defeats Boston College 38 to 24
Lowell Textile basketball team beat Boston College 38 to 24 at the Lowell Textile gym. Smith and Mathews led Lowell Textile while Tierney and Cassell starred for Boston College. The game used two 20 minute periods with Loftus and Nary as timers.
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Lowell
Lowell Textile
Boston College
Boston
Smith
Mathews
Tierney
Cassell
Lowed
Textile
Mith
Murphy Schneifer Mathew Ig
Melloy Ciecare
Tsthnte
Abkey Mathews
Irish Johnny Curtin Wins After Ring Jumping Incident
In Fall River Irish Johnny Curtin of New Jersey defeats Bobby Dyson after Dyson’s seconds jump into the ring. Referee Bouchard declares Curtin the winner as Dyson bleeds and staggers against the ropes, with a crowd in the Casino reacting loudly. The bout ends about five minutes after being stopped.
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Fall River
Bobby Dyson
Bouchard
Johnny Curtin
New Jersey
Curtin
Dyson
Fifly
Silva Knocks Out Mickey Donovan in Five Rounds
Brockton February 3 Harry Silva of Boston kayoed Mickey Donovan of this city in five rounds. The referee stopped the bout as Donovan could not defend himself. In the semi final Tom Cotter of Quincy KOed Billy Muldoon of Lynn in two rounds. Willie Nelson of Brockton defeated Phil Bruno of East Boston in an eight round bout.
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Brockton
Harry Silva
Boston
Mickey Donovan
Donovan
Tom Cotter
Quincy
Billy Muldoon
Lynn
Willie Nelson
Phil Bruno
East Bokton
Arlington Five Dominate Rival Lexington In City Game
The Arlington High School boys basketball team defeated Lexington 32 to 18 in the Arlington gym yesterday. Fall led Arlington with 17 points. The Arlington second five beat Lexington’s second unit 9 to 7 in a closely contested game between periods.
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Arlington High School
Lexington High School
Arlington High School Second Five
Tarzan Larkin to Fight Sailor Maxtel for 12 Rounds
New York February 3 Tarzan Larkin the Western lumberjack has been matched to fight Sailor Maxtel for 12 rounds next Tuesday at New ataz.
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New York
Tarzan Larkin
Sailor Maxtel
Newataz
Holy Cross Defeats Catholic University 38 to 31
Worcester February 3 Holy Cross basketball team defeated the Catholic University five of Washington DC in a fast game tonight 38 to 31 Holy Cross led 25 to 13 at halftime and the Washington players battled back in the second half but could not overcome the Purple lead Captain McLoughlin starred as the pivot man in a strong passing game
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Holy Cross
Catholic University
Washington
D. C
McLoughlin
Tech overwhelms Amherst as home win streak remains intact
The Tech basketball team defeated Amherst 2-15 at Walker Memorial in a physical game with over 40 fouls. Boyer delivered two sensational goals, Bretting dominated the center position, Walker led Amherst in scoring, while Tonon added four field goals and a foul shot.
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Amherst
Tech
Walker
Amherst Basketeers
Boyer
Bretting
Tonon
Miss Bancroft Defeats Sigourney in Indoor Tennis Semi
Miss Leslie Bancroft of Boston beat club mate Miss Edith Sigourney 6 4 5 7 6 3 in the semi final of the Women's Invitation Indoor Tennis Tournament in Brooklyn. She advances to meet Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory for the final tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bancroft
New York
Leslie Bancroft
Boston
Edith Sigourney
Brooklyn
Bancroft
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Walden Leads Lebel in New England Derby toward Berlin finish
Walden extended his 20 minute advantage over Jean Lebel in the marathon 88.3 mile canine derby as drivers reach Lan caster and head toward Berlin. Lebel’s team suffered lameness penalties while Walden’s dogs were declared in prime condition and the race should finish tomorrow afternoon barring misfortune. Jacques Suzanne of Lake Placid trails the leaders after a rough day but vows to finish. Henri Skene and Henri Laloutre have exited the race.
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Jean Lebel
Bersimis
Que
Lebel
Walden
Colebrook
Berlin
New England
Henri Skene
Laloutre
Colébrok
Skeng
Jacques Suzanne
Lake Placid
N. Y
Lancaster
Suzanne
Jacques
Dogs, Wonalancet Cup Hope Ride On Lamed Sled Team
Suzanne to start at 9 00 AM with Walden and Lebel following every half hour. Lebel’s dogs show bruising lameness while Walden reports his team in good shape. Moose returns to form, while Lebel bears a shrapnel wound and muscle sprain. Spectators line the streets as the Berlin led teams approach Lancaster. Walden believes victory hinges on his dogs, not the driver.
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Suzanne
Colebrook
Manchester
Main Street
Lancaster
Berlin
Walden
Lebel
Jeemy
Bull
Paddy
Moose
Jean
Arthur Walden
Chinook
Lanicaster
Wonalancet
Harvard Freshmen to Run Mile Against Yale Cubs
Harvard's freshman four race Yale cubs tonight at the Arena in a match described as an Exeter Academy alumni proposition. Captain Heinie Dunker, Leonard Robb and Gus Jones are former Exeter men, with Theodore Roosevelt Hull the remaining runner.
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Harvard
Yale Cubs
Exeter Academy
Heinie Dunker
Leonard Robb
Gus Jones
Exeter Lads
Theodore Roosevelt Hull
New Amateur Billiards Averages Set in Brooklyn and Chicago
Emil A Renner of Youngstown Ohio defeated Edward W Gardner of Montclair NJ 300 to 298 in Class A 10.2 balk line amateur championship at the Crescent Athletic Club Brooklyn. Percy N Collins of Chicago tonight set a new high average of 272 11 completing his string in 11 innings and defeating T Henry Clarkson of New York 300 to 85. The Chicagoan had an unfinished run of 92.
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Emil A. Renner
Youngstown
Ohio
Edward W. Gardner
Montclair
N. J
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Percy N. Collins
Chicago
T. Henry Clarkson
New York
Connecticut Aggies Defeat Rhode Island State 41 to 18
In Willimantic at Hawley Armory on February 3, the Connecticut Agricultural College varsity basketball team defeated Rhode Island State College 41 to 18. The visiting Rhode Island squad challenged early, but the hosts pulled away in the final period to secure the win.
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Conn
Aggies
R. I. State
Willimantic
Connecticut Agricultural College
Rhode Island State College
Hawley Armory
Rhode Island
Clements Defeats Gibbs in Valley A A C bout
Paul Clements of Brooklyn New York won a decision over Joe Gibbs of Woonsocket Rhode Island in the 10 round feature at the Valley A C show. Buck Daley of Holyoke scored a technical knockout against Chick Gardner of Easthampton.
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Holyoke
Paul Clements
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joe Gibbs
Woonsocket
R. I
the Valley A
Buck Daley
Chick Gardner
Easthampton
Colgate Names New Football Coach From State College
Richard Co. Harlow of State College Pennsylvania was appointed today to coach Colgate University football, succeeding Ellert C. Huntington Jr. at Hamilton New York.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Richard Co. Harlow
State College
Colgate University
Ellert C. Huntington, Jr
Notre Dame Grid Star Confesses Violation
Notre Dame halfback Johnny Mohardt admitted to university officials that he played in a professional football game with Racine American Legion on December 4, 1921, while sought by major league baseball teams. He plans to enter major league baseball and, after next season, may pursue studies at the University of Pennsylvania Medical College.
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South Bend
Ind
Johnny Mohardt
Notre Dame University
Mokardt
Notre Dame
Mohardt
University of Pennsylvania, Medical College
Dundee Beats Joe Benjamin in 11 Round Madison Square Garden Bout
In New York Johnny Dundee edged Joe Benjamin of San Francisco in a 11 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Dundee led early and middle rounds with sharp lefts and rights while Benjamin rallied late, trading strong exchanges before Latzo and Palmer opened the show with Latzo winning the opening bout.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Joe Benjamin
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Dundee
Benjamin
Dumdee
Joe
Pete Latzo
Trenton
Jack Palmer
Philadelphia
Latzo
Henry Ford Tops His Class in Amateurs
In Bow at the Commercial A C hall last night the St Josephs T A Society hosted about 30 amateur bouts. Final results list 112-pound Henry Ford of North Pad against Tommy Manning of South Boston, 118-pound Charley Costello of East Boston over John OBrien of South Boston, 126-pound Fred Timmons of East Boston defeating Frank Jentille of Revere, 135-pound Joe Mills of Dorchester over Vincent Sullivan of South Boston, and 147-pound Joe McDonough of South Arnold over William Sullivan of South Boston in six rounds.
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Henry Ford
Commercial A. C
Bowdoin Square
St. Joseph's T. A. Society
North Pad
Tommy Manning
South Boston
Charley Costello
East Beston
Oes
John O'Brien
Andy Palmer Knocks Out Gans in Madison Square Garden
Tulsa middleweight Andy Palmer knocked out Italian Joe Gans in the second round at Madison Square Garden. Palmer landed a tight uppercut to the jaw for the knockout. In a second bout, New York bantamweight Sam Noble defeated Roy Moore of St Paul on a judges decision after eight rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andy Palmer
Tulsa
Okla
Joe Gans
Trinity Defeats Tufts In Low-Scoring Basketball Game
In Hartford on February 3 Trinity beat Tufts 26 to 15. The scoring was dominated by two players Mahoney for Tufts and Canner for Trinity, who accounted for most points while most of the game featured only their baskets.
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Hartford
Conn
Trinity
Tufts
Mahoney
Canner
Norwood High Triumph Over Watertown High in Battery
At the Civic Club in Norwood the Norwood High School team defeated Watertown High 23 to 17. It was one of Rieterest basketball games seen in this city with Mosher for Watertown and Dover for Norwood standing out as the features.
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Norwood
Norwood High
Watertown
Mosher
Dover
St. Nicholas and Quaker City Ice Tie in Philadelphia
The St. Nicholas team from New York and Quaker City tied 2-2 in an ice hockey match played in Philadelphia on February 3.
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ST. Nicks
Quaker City
Philadelphia
St. Nicholas
New York
Lis Quaker City
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Jim McDonald
Pat McCarthy
Ringster
MacDonald
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Hanlon
Celtic
Freddie O’brien
Chelsea
Beacon Street
Lewiston
Sergt. Ray Smith
Fred Widerhold
Tammy Nee
Freddie Madden
A. C
Madden
Widerhold
Frank and
Chick Miller
Raymond
B. C. Basket
Silva
Arlington
Catholic M
Trifle
Exeter Four
Clements
Gibbs
Harlow
Colgate
K. O
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