World Champion Poet Pugilist O'Brien Sparks Debate
A long piece profiles Jack O'Brien the poet pugilist, tracing his 44 stanza verse on boxing and society, and questions whether his literary fame can match his boxing renown. The article also criticizes faculty reformers at Yale over football and argues for professional trainers to keep college athletics democratic and high quality.
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Yale
New Baseball League Formed by Interstate Independent Leader
The president of the Interstate Independent league announces the formation of a new baseball league. Details include the league’s structure, member teams, and goals for regional competition. Official statements emphasize amateur roots and expanded play.
Interstate Independent Baseball League formed in Taunton
The Interstate Independent Baseball League was formed last evening in Taunton with a schedule committee to draft the season. John Collins of North Attleboro was elected president with Martin H. Boylon Taunton as vice president, John Reilly Brockton as secretary, and Martin Carr Pawtucket as treasurer. Members include North Attleboro Attleboro Brockton Taunton Pawtucket and two Rhode Island cities Woonsocket and Pawtucket.
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Taunton
Interstate Independent Baseball League
John Collins
North Attleboro
Martin H. Boylon
John Reilly
Brockton
Martin Carr
Pawtucket
Attleboro
R. I
Woonsocket
Closely Contested Pool Championship At Murray & Irwins
The professional pool championship in progress at Murray and Irwins draws bids as the closest yet in this city. Joe Hood and English Tom Dorsey each lead with two games won after two matches. Tonight William Stubbs of Lowell, a top New England player, faces Fred Ingraham.
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Murray & Irwin
Joe Hood
Tom” Dorsey
William Stubbs
Lowell
New England
Fred Ingraham
Untermeyers Collies to Be Exhibited Here
Samuel Untermeyer, a leading collie exhibitor, will bring his kennels to Madison Square Garden for the annual beach dog show at Mechanics Building on February 20 21 22 and 23. He is a Collie Club of America member and was a prominent exhibitor at the club’s April specialty show held in this city.
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Samuel Untermeyer
Madison Square Garden
Mechanics Building
Untermeyer
Collie Club of America
Ah Chung
George W. Krowp
RK. A. A
New York
Gotham
Bartley Q Connolly
Portland
Harry Edels
Chelsea
Edels
Bartley
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Dave Deshler
Quill
Cambridge
Deshler
Young Donahue
Roxbury
Help Wanted Salesmen With Tailoring Expertise
A help wanted advertisement seeks several salesmen offering $200 a month. Requirements include ability to show non-judges of clothing how clothes should be made, thorough understanding of tailoring art, and knowledge of garment structure to ensure proper value for customers. The employer excludes unscrupulous applicants.
Presidents view of football endorsed by pugilists
President Eliot denounces football as brutal, sparking debate among boxers and coaches. Jimmy Walsh, Chester Goodwin, Nelson and others argue boxing is safer and cleaner, while some football supporters defend the sport’s value and discipline.
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Pres. Eliot
Eliot
Jimmy Briggs
Chesbro Shows In Fine Shape
Worcester report notes Jack Chesbro of the New York Americans arrives for hours and says he plans to sign in New York this week. His arm, troubled last year, is in great shape and he expects to duplicate 1903 04 work. He will leave for Hot Springs Friday or Saturday to secure a strong start with the regulars.
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Worcester
Jack Chesbro
New York
Hot Springs
Boxing Week Sees Dull Pace With Notable Fights Ahead
The boxing week shows a quieter slate than recent weeks with several bouts slated. Jimmy Gardner faces Young Erie in Philadelphia while Benny Yanger meets Andy Bezenah in Indianapolis and Austin Rice meets Tony Moran in Baltimore. Herrera vs Herman headlines in Los Angeles as Cambr idge A A resumes boxing with Terry Martin vs Peter Sullivan.
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Jimmy Gardner
Philadelphia
Young Erie
Quaker City
Benny Yanger
Andy Bezenah
Indianapolis
Austin Rice
Tony Moran
Baltimore
Aurelio Herrera
Kid Herman
Los Angeles
Cal
Terry Martin
Peter Sullivan
Cambridge A.A
Jack Caley
Portand
Merrera-Herman
Herman
Eddie Hanlon
Herrera
Young Corbett
Nelson
Britt
Jeems Edward
Chelsea
Cambridge A. A
Cambridge
New England
Colby Alexander
John McGann
Fall River
Sullivan
Martin
Johnny Lynch
Kid Lewis
Boston
Frank Graham
Joe Mullins
Fay
Cambridge Street
Pythian Rink
Jimmy Walsh
Newton
Johnny Reagan
St. Louis
Erne
Gardner
Portland
Caley
Qagley
Young Fraser
Frank Adams
Adams
Iraser
Frank Ah Cinimg
Kid Green
Basketball Surprises Last Week Make Race Exciting
Interscholastic league games produced unexpected results as star players were absent. East Boston faced Dorchester with weakened lineups and split leads, while Dorchester and Boston Latin challenged East Boston, Roxbury, and South Boston. Mechanic Arts posted two wins, West Roxbury and South Boston faced tough results, and suspensions affected eligibility, shaping the midway race as teams prepare to close the first schedule half.
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Bills
O'Rourke
Sullivan
East Boston
Regnier
Dorchester Braves
Noddle Islanders
Dorchester
Cahill and Heath
English High
Boston Latin
Roxbury High
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Mechanic Arts
Gheradini
Keppel
Moran
Donovan
Kieser
South Boston
Brown
Mullen
Boston
Ave
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