East Newton Street Armory Hosts Big Indoor Meet
Tonight at the East Newton Street Armory Company A Naval Brigade stages Boston’s first 20 mile indoor race. Top runners including Jimmy Clark of Xavier A C New York arrive with heats set for 7 30. Local entrants and six military relay teams add to a full program with wrestling, obstacle races and weights events.
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Company A
Naval Brigade
Jimmy Clark
Xavier A. C
New York
Boston
East Armory
Bob Fowler
Wiliam J. Hackett
Frank Bruce
al Horne
Tom Lilley
Albert Upham
Joe Ponato
Albert Ellis
William A. Maguire
Fifth Regiment
Roy Case
Ylarvard University
Carl Carlson
Robert Page
Starvard
Oscar Storm
Frederick G. Robinson
Edward Keith
John Stafford
Joseph Conway
Thomas F. Riley
Frank X. McGrath
J. Frank Facey
M. F. Winston
Edward Walsh
T. E. Burke
I. S. Clark
A. d. Lill, Jr
Adier
J. J. Ryder
E. ¥. Hopkins
F. B. Sheehan
Neil I. McCarthy
John W. Roberts
Wiliam F. O'Brien
William H. McVicar
Light rolling in Greater Boston League headlines Chelsea Square
The Greater Boston League last evening at Chelsea Square saw light rolling dominate all matches led by Chelsea Square with 1479 as the high team. Revere posted the sole over 500 in the first game against Chelsea Square. Finn of Winthrop posted the top individual average at 311.
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Chelsea Square
Revere
Finn
Winthrop
Elite alless SB 2 percent score totals and rolloff winner
Fragmented OCR notes show Marilave achieving a rolloff victory after listed scores 4GG 92 percent and 94547201. The readable portion confirms Marilave won the rolloff and provides sparse numeric data and percentages associated with Elite event scoring.
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Elite Alless
Marilave
Fragmented Boston Listing With Numbers
OCR fragment shows a numeric sequence and contact style. includes 408 906 887-4186 and 407 407 416-1200. lacks clear event or entity details to identify a full item.
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Boston
Allern
South Boston Boy Leads Harvard Freshmen to Championship
Harvard freshmen won the university basketball championship by defeating the senior class, with South Boston born George Henry Sullivan delivering standout play at forward. Key teammates included James Forestall of East Boston and George Keller of Ancram, N Y, as coach H C Brown guided the squad through Jan. 3 to Jan. 20 with strong guard and center performances and a final 15 to 10 win over the seniors.
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Hemenway Gymnasium
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South Boston
Sullivan
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James Francis Fornstall
East Boston
George Wilbur Keller
Ancram
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Levi M. Duff
Bellevue
Penn
William James Blake
Fall River
Benjamin S&s. Gantz
Rapid City
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George W. Keller
James Francis Forestall
Everett C. Hardy
Dorchester
Hale G. Knight
Detroit
Rugby is Not a Gentle Game in English Coverage
Parke H. Davis, Princeton representative at the football meeting, disputes claims that English rugby is gentler. He cites brutal injuries from the Oxford-Cambridge match, including broken legs and collars, concussions, and cartilage damage. He warns opponents that rugby’s roughness will not be downplayed or substituted in U.S. discussions.
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Parke H. Davis
Princeton
United States
Oxford
Cambridge
Davis
Harvard Stars at Providence Indoor Meet Tonight
Providence hosts the big indoor meet with over 800 entered. Reggie Foster and Herbert Jacques headline Crimson entry along with MIT and the Brookline Gym Association stars. The Armory floor debuts in a fast night of open events and relays with plans for new records and medals.
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Armory A. A
Reggie Foster
Herbert Jacques
Pete Fernald
Eddie Merrihew
Fred de Selding
Warren Harry Lawless
Mel Sheppard
Lawrence
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Roller to Wrestle in Seattle Match Next Wednesday
Dr B F Roller and Henry Ordeman of Minneapolis are matched to wrestle in Seattle next Wednesday Roller will leave the Jeffries party at Butte Sunday night and return to Seattle
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Wash
B. F. Roller
Henry Ordeman
Minneapolis
Roller
Jeffries
Butte
New Tonton Allers Totals Month Gallery
Unclear fragmentary text mentions totals and numbers 1 050 458 447 444 and a phone-like string 1827 Wodbeh. The readable items reference a month gallery and sums, but no coherent event or person details emerge.
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Winthrop High Quintet Defeats Thayer Academy
The Winthrop High basketball team beat Thayer Academy 24 to 16 in a fast playoff game at Winthrop, with strong late pressure from Winthrop forwards. The Winthrop second team also defeated Maldén Independents 31 to 8.
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Thayer Academy
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Braintree
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Melrose Girls Triumph 19-0 Over Somerville at Home
Melrose High girls defeated Somerville 19 to 0 at the Melrose Md gymnasium. Key players included B Hemingway and Flett with multiple goals from floor and fouls. Referee Warren, umpire Crusher, scorer Kimball, timekeeper Travers, attendance 200.
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Winchester High beats Allen School 24 to 14 for season title pace
Winchester High School defeated Allen School 24 to 14 to extend its victory run and keep pace for the state championship. The Winchester second team won 14 to 12. Scorers included Hamilton and Tuck for Winchester and Dover and Horne for Allen. Time 20 minute halves with Cameron as referee.
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Boston College Freshmen Edge Sophomores In Gym Exhibition
In a recent gymnasium game yesterday afternoon Boston College freshmen defeated the sophomores in a competitive intra squad style contest. The match showcased up and coming players with the freshmen pulling away in the final minutes for the victory at campus sports facilities.
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Bunker Hill Boys Club Triumphs Over Madison Midgets
The Bunker Hill Boys Club basketball five defeated the Madison Midgets at Charlestown last evening by a score of 14 to 8.
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Madison
Charlestown
Mayhew A. C. Loses to Eaton Five in Fast Game
Mayhew A. C. lost to Eaton Five at Charles Town in a quick 3 to 21 contest held last evening.
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Mayhew A. C
Eaton
Charlestown
Doyle Confirmed as Captain Again for New York Team
Larry Doyle, second baseman of the New York National League club, sent his signed contract for next season to President Brush. Doyle, wintering in Breese, Illinois, has been mentioned as the club’s captain. Brush also re-engaged Artie Latham as coach for base running. The National League reconvenes February 15 in New York, with spring meetings likely in Chicago. A day earlier, Directors will consider Murray’s back salary claim against Philadelphia and New York’s claim over a forfeited Polo Grounds game.
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Larry Doyle
Brush
Doyle
Breese
Til
Artie Latham
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National League
William J. Murray
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Andover 10 Meet Brown in Providence
Andover basketball travels to Providence to face Brown varsity on Feb. 5. The squad shows improvement after a week of practice and gains with Swihart back in action likely at centre while Brown moves to forward. Raymond Brown Swihart Hay Sheldon are listed.
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Providence
Brown
Swihart
Raymond
Hay
Sheldon
Clarkie Named Princeton Baseball Coach for Opening Six Weeks
William J. Clark, manager of the Albany baseball team, has been appointed to coach Princeton for the first six weeks of the upcoming season. The announcement was made by WW. W. Roper, director of athletics, in Princeton, New Jersey.
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N. J
WW. W. Roper
William J. Clark
Albany
Polo Results From Recent New England Matches
The Pawtucket team defeated Fall River 4 3 in Pawtucket while Taunton beat Waterbury 4 2 in Taunton and New Bedford prevailed over Brockton 5 4 in New Bedford.
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Waterbury
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Brockton
Nine Yale Stars Gone From Football Team
Yale will lose Coy Lilley Hobbs Andr us Philbin Murphy Cooney Brown and Logan from the football squad. Plenty of new men will be given a chance in spring practice.
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Coy
Lilley
Hobbs
Andrus
Philbin
Murphy
Cooney
Brown
Logan
Brooklyn Signs Seven Players in Contract Deal
The Brooklyn baseball club announced it has received the signed contracts of Bell McIntyre Hunter Sentelle Dessau McElveen and Schneiberg.
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Labor Leaders a 1910 Arthur M Watson of Brookline Carpenters
Arthur M Watson president of Brookline Carpenters Union and secretary of Carpenters District Council Boston has served on the general executive board and the council since 1905. He helped raise wages to 3 82 a day and shorten the work week while expanding benefits for 286000 members of the Brotherhood. Born in Nova Scotia at 89, he moved to Boston at 19 and has lived in Brookline most of his life. He aims to seek reelection to the general executive board this summer in Des Moines Iowa.
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Stage matters in Boston theater lineup shifts
The Boston stage calendar shows a wave of debuts and farewells at major houses. Lew Iields’ The Midnight Sons opens at Shubert. Sothern-Marlowe end their engagement. J E Dodson debuts at Colonial in The House Next Door. Marie Tempest ends Penelope. Zangwill’s The Melting Pot stars Whiteside at Majestic. The Beauty Spot closes. The Girl from Rector’s departs Boston Theatre. next week Coban and Harris Minstrels and Going Some headline at Globe. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm charms Tremont. Daniel Voorhees Pike plays The Man from Home at Park. Uncle Nat Berry impersonation in Shore Acres at Castle Square. Are You a Mason? twice today. Quincy Adams Sawyer yields to King Casey and other films at Theatre Comique. vaudeville at New Palace. Empire Burlesquers end at Columbia. Hub program today plus concert tomorrow. Countess de Pierrefeu debuts at Keith’s with Ballet of Light. Awake at the Switch and In Old Edam featured.
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the Colonial
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Israel Zangwill
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Cohan and Harris
George Evans
Bert Williams
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Sunnybrook Farm
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Dave Porter and Company
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The Midnight Sons Opens at Shubert Theatre Next Week
Advance demand for Lew Fields musical comedy The Midnight Sons at Shubert Theatre grows strong as the 80 principal cast, 250 onstage, eight scenes per act, 30 musical numbers, and a Pullman honeymoon train are highlighted. The show features the song Rings on My Fingers, Bells on My Toes, a signature number of the production.
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Shubert Theatre
Holmes Delivers Final Norway Lecture at Tremont Temple
Bur ton Holmes closed his course with a Tremont Temple lecture on Norway. He described Christiania, the castle, statues of Ibsen and Bjornsen, and the National Theatre with graphic motion pictures. The talk moved to northern Norway, the Lapps, North Cape, and midnight sun, to be repeated this afternoon.
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Burton Holmes
Norway
Christiania
Ibsen
Bjornsen
National Theatre
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Midget Relay Race Postponed at Irvington Oval
Poor track conditions at Irvington Oval and wintry weather forced the postponement of the South Boston versus Volkmann midget relay race. Waterlogged boards and a thin ice coat made running impossible, and B A A prizes were to be awarded to the winners once rescheduled.
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