Princeton Triumphs Over B. A. A. Seven In Arena Showdown
Princeton's hockeyers led by Hobe Baker and Kuhn defeat B A A seven 6 to 3 at the Arena. Baker dazzled with scoring, defense, and speed while Kuhn added four goals. McLean swept the skating events, Wheeler Gunderson O'Licky also stood out as strong performers. Attendance 4500.
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Bobby McLean
Chicago
R. I. Wheeler
Montreal
Walter Gunderson
Windy
Princeton
Onsen
Heron Winans
Cbs
Faker
Osgood
Hornblower
Kuhn
Baker
Juhn
Huntington
Hicks
Lee
BE. J. Moore
Gene Carr
McAleenan 1000 Yard Race Looms for Athletic Meet
Arthur Duffey surveys the strong field for the McAleenan 1000 yard race after the suburban quarter, naming Abel Kiviat Ted Meredith and Dave Caldwell as likely front runners while flagging absent stars Bonhag Kolehmainen and Drew. He notes Bonhag’s indoor form and Drew’s tendon strain and previews the Unicorn committee’s well arranged program.
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McAleenan
Abel Kiviat
A. C
Ted Meredith
University of Pennsylvania
Dave Caldwell
Cornell
Ira Davenport
Chicago A. A
Tom Halpin
John Paul Jones
Halpin
Jones
Sheppard
Davenport
Kiviat
Meredith
Caldwell
George Bonhag
Hannes Kolehmainen
Howard Drew
Drew
Unicorn Committee
Wrestler Lemle Becomes Lemsky In Bohemian Match
A letter from this office identifies Karl Lemle as Karl Lemsky the Bohemian champion who will wrestle Zybszko at Mechanics Building on February 12. The note also mentions Lurich denying a meet with Gotch, and previews boxing and scholastic events with local figures Henry Brown and John Flood linked to historic bouts.
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Karl Lemle
Zybszko
Mechanics’ Building
Karl Lemsky
Lurich
Frank Gotch
Yale Crew Keeps English Stroke Despite Trip
Yale captain Bud Snowden and coaches Harriman and Rodgers announced no change to the Yale rowing stroke after returning from England. They stated no English coach will be hired, practice will continue with the established Yale method, and 100 candidates will begin vigorous training as the season continues. The group analyzed Oxford and Cambridge methods, confirming Yale’s stroke aligns with the English style and aims to sustain a championship approach used before 1900.
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New Haven
Yale
Snowden
Oxford
Cambridge
Stockholm
John Kennedy
Mary Calhoun Married in Secrecy at Atlanta
W D Calhoun star first baseman of Georgia Tech now with Stallings Boston club elopes with Ruby Flavia Tribble. They wed last Thursday and honeymoon at Newt Etheridge home in Macon. Parents would have blessed the union upon return.
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Atlanta
W. D. Calhoun
Georgia Tech
Stallings
Boston National Club
Ruby Flavia Tribble
Newt Etheridge
Macon
Cornell Will Run Harvard May 10
Cornell announces a track schedule with indoor relays against college and club teams traveling from Boston to St. Louis and Washington in the next two months. Outdoor events include April 26 relay carnival in Philadelphia, May 1 Michigan at Ithaca, May 10 Harvard at Cambridge, May 17 Pennsylvania at Philadelphia, and May 30-31 intercollegiate championships.
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Cornell
Harvard
Ithaca
N. Y
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Michigan
Cambridge
Will Not Run Halpin Will Not Run Halpin
Philadelphia reports Ted Meredith star Penn reserve to run in a match race against Tom Halpin at the Boston Athletic Association games Saturday night has been forbidden by Pennsylvania authorities to avoid interference with mid year examinations.
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Pennsy
Tom Halpin
Ted Meredith
Philadelphia
Meredith
University of Pennsylvania
Boston
Pennsylvania
Directors deny Meredith outside matches during college term
The directors told Meredith not to run in match races or special events except those scheduled by the university. He wished to face Halpin in Boston and sought permission from the Boston A. A. Manager West Frazier brought the matter to the directors today. Ted was disappointed to learn he could not run in Boston and had run unattached in New York prior without Pennsylvania notice. The athletic association favors limiting outside competition during school sessions to protect academics and prevent overcommitment.
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Meredith
Halpin
Boston
Boston A. A
West Frazier
Frazier
Ted
New York
Pennsylvania
The
Athletic Association
Giants Manager Noah and Umpire Lively Dialogs
The article recaps how John McGraw insists on fair treatment for the Giants by umpires, noting Bill Klem’s firm autocratic style and his courtesy when addressed as Mr Klem. It recounts a Polo Grounds incident with Doyle and a humorous exchange that defused tensions amid onfield protests.
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Kiem
Bill
Klem
Doyle
Polo Grounds
Larry
Bill McKechnie Signs With Braves
The signed contract of Bill McKechnie, former Pirate utility infielder, arrived at the Braves local office yesterday afternoon. In a accompanying letter, McKechnie said he was glad to return to the big show and ready to give the Braves his best.
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Bill McKechnie
Braves
McKechnie
Kilbane Defeats Driscoll In Ten Round Featherweight Bout
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland, featherweight champion, outpointed Young Driscoll of Brooklyn in a ten round New York fight. Kilbane dominated every round with rights and lefts to the head and sharp body blows.
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Kilbane
Driscoll
New York
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Young Driscoll
Brooklyn
Want Basketball Teams Contact Mission Church Midgets
The St. Marys second team of Charlestown seeks fast 90 pound teams near Boston preferably the Mission Church third team of Lincoln House Midgets. Frank F. E. Baker, 12 Merrin Street, Charlestown.
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St. Mary’s
Charlestown
Boston
Mission Church
Lincoln House
Frank FE. Baker
Merrin Street
Final chess game today caps Capablanca Marshall race
In New York on February 4 Capablanca led Marshall by a half game after 12 rounds as the 18th and final National Masters tournament round looms. Marshall beat Rubinstein while Chajes drew with Capablanca, Jaffe won, and Whitaker and Liebenstein also triumphed.
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New York
Jose R. Capablanca
Frank J. Marshall
Capablanca
United States
Chajes
Marshall
Rubinstein
Jaffe
Kupchik
Whitaker
Liebenstein
Tenenwurzel
Kline
Stapfer
Zapoleon
Janowski
Morrison
Rubenstein
Delmont Beats Shears In 7th Round Knockout Trial
New Bedford February 4 Al Delmont of Boston won the decision over Joe Shears of England in the seventh of a planned 12 round bout at Union A C Delmont had reach and about 10 pounds on his opponent with long range boxing that left Shears nearly helpless in the seventh as the fight was stopped Shears begged to continue and even attempted to concede the bout in the infighting ended the match
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New Bedford
al Delmont
Boston
Joe Shears
England
Union A. C
Shears
Delmont
Boxing Card Fragment Continues After Corner Stop
A partial OCR snippet shows action in a boxing bout with the fighter continuing the exchange after being assisted to a corner. The readable text implies a late round sequence and a referee or corner intervention ended by stoppage. Additional details such as names or dates are not available in the fragment.
Andover Exeter Ball Game Scheduled for June 7
Phillips Academy baseball manager John Hamilton released the 1918 schedule listing key games at Andover and nearby venues. Notable dates include April 23 Bowdoin at Andover and June 7 Exeter at Exeter with Harvard and Yale freshmen among opponents.
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Andover
John Hamilton
Phillips-Andover Academy
Bowdoin
Yale
New Hampshire College
Cushing Academy
Princeton
Harvard
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Conn
Worcester Academy
Harvard Varsity
Cambridge
Exeter
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Hobe” Baker
McLean
Patterson
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Emmons
Winans
Forrest Osgood
Clifford
Robert Mclean
Rm. W. Wheeler
R. L. Wheeler
Agnes Seamans
Somerville
Dolly Pederson
Wv. Hoernig
Gordon Thompson
R. Goodman
A. J. O’licky
Arthur Duffey
Jimmy Mulligan
Georgetown University
Johnny Gallagher
Mulligan
Gallagher
Terwilliger
Herter
Eler
Holy Cross
Jem Driscoll
Owen Moran
Freddie Welsh
Bombardier Wells
St. Andrew Basket Ball
South Boston
Red Sox
Giants
Tesreau
Crandall
Meyers
Wood
Cady
John Flood
John L. Sullivan
Yonkers
Henry Brown
Revere
Mary Calhoun
Married
Ampa-Cuba Acigar
Post
McGraw
John J. McGraw
Bill’ Klein
Johnn Yicgrraw
Tinue
Mitchell the Tailor’s
United Garment Workers
Mitchell the Tailor
Batteco
Sali
G& Saat
Iutors
Saks
Grantes
Pers
Craitein, Urat Thi
Ree
Alir
NATO
C. A. Patten & Co
Tremont St
Washington St
Patten
Macallar Parker & Co
Washington Street
Jordan Marsh Company
New England
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