Reagan Again Victor In Candlepin Challenge
Ambrose McConnell signed by the Red Sox at Boston headquarters while candlepin bowling drew a large crowd. George Dovey and Mike Reagan clashed for the second time, Reagan winning the match 7 pins as fans and players gathered, including Bill Carrigan Cy Young and Jimmie Collins.
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Ambrose McConnell
Red Sox
Boston Baseball
Mique J. Reagan
George Dovey
Tommy McCarthy
Boston
McConnell
McBreen
Gessler
Thoney
Glaze
McFarland
Winter
Sam Brown
Sallow Catcher
Doves
Brain
Bates
Donovan
Kelley
Candlepins
Mike Reagan
Bill Carrigan
Lewiston
Cy Young
George Wood
John Irwin
Lord
Joe Sullivan
Rafferty
Portland
Mike Lynch
Jimmie Collins
Dovey
Reagan
Local swimmers push toward Olympic team at Brookline event
Brookline baths hosted a water sports exhibition by the Brookline Swimming Club drawing over 1000 spectators. Notable performances by Lester G. Rich and Al McCormack plus a 50 yard scratch race and water polo sparked hopes of Olympic selection amid strong showings and flashy demonstrations.
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Brookline Swimming Club
Brookline Baths
Lester G. Rich
Daniels
New Yorker
Brookline Tank
al McCormack
James B.greene
H. D. Holm
Walter B. Boyce
Rich
Herb Holm
L. G. Rich
W. B. Boyce
FE. Wessner
Lawrence Johson
Irving Elliott
D. James
Maurice Toppan
Fred Wessner
Walter Newcomb
A. M. McCormack
A. K. Smith
E. Undersee
James Carter
Fr. O’loughlin
Elliott
F. W. Wessner
Leo Johnson
Edwin Wessner
Monte Cristo Sack
J. B. Greene
Archie Nolan
Holm
Hi. D. Holm
J. Greene
J Cahill
I. Elliott
al, M’cormack
Anholz Beats Nelson In Ten Round Boxing Bout
Rudolph Anholz, the Boer champion, outboxed Mattling Nelson in Los Angeles Tuesday night. Nelson, famed for stamina over long stretches, faded only late and may seek a 20 round rematch in San Francisco to settle the questions surrounding his lightweight throne.
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Bill Bailey
Rudolph Anholz
Mattling Nelson
Los Angeles
Anholz
Nelson
Charley Neary
Philadelphia
Abe Attell
Jack O'Neil
Unholz
George Memsic
San Francisco
Dartmouth announces 192? football schedule with Harvard clash
Dartmouth lists opponents for the coming season. Early games include New Hampshire State Vermont Tufts Mass Aggies and Holy Cross in Worcester. Later dates feature Williams Amherst and Harvard in Cambridge with a hoped for Princeton game in New York or Princeton.
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Tianover
N. H
Dartmouth
University of Norwich
New Hampshire State
University of Vermont
Tufts
Mass
Aggies
Holy Cross
Worcester
Williams
Williamstown
Amherst
Hanover
Harvard
Cambridge
Athletic Council
Princeton
New York
Gossip of the Boxers Weighs In On Quill and Fitzgerald
The piece argues Brockton’s Tommy Quill fought Fitzgerald above his true weight and should be matched with welterweights. It praises Referee Jack Sheehan for quick, fair decisions and notes upcoming bouts featuring Bartly Connolly, Bill McKinnon, and other boxers, with plans for future matches and weight-class considerations.
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Tommy Quill
Brockton
Willie Fitzgerald
Quill
Fitzgerald
Armory Club
Piczgerald
Donahue
New England
Sonny Mien
Jimmy Gardner
Mike
America
Sheehan
Queken
Caley
Pastime Athletic Club
Portland
Bartly Connolly
Bill McKinnon
McKinnon
Get
Haghey
Conn
Denry Myers
Parece
Ddie
eFarland
Hartling
Nelson
Rudo Anholz
Yackey
Heo
Freddie Welch
Milwaukee
Willie Witzgerald
Tred Landers
Baltimore
Jimoy Gardner
Marty Lewis
San Francisco
Lewis
Gardner
Abe Attell
Verne Nelson
J. M
South Boston
New York
Decen Ace Lewis
Pat O'Keefe
Pin Boys Hustle and Local Bowling Scores Report
Willam Peet notes Gumpright Emerson team dominates pins with 619 three-string lead. Baraca Club defeats Pilgrims in Dorchester. Gilchrist Company squads post games on Casino Valleys. Watertown’s Thompson Spa vs Windsor Club draws crowd. Watertown wins odd game. O'Donnell nets 318 for Adams Express. Foster rebounds with 20 strings on Old Colony lanes. Sprague leads Marketmen and Gillis faces consequences. Cavanaugh holds Dedham candlepin record at 861, moves to Boylston alleys.
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Watertown
Thompson Spa
Windsor Club
Milton and Harvard freshmen play 2 2 hockey tilt
Milton Academy and Harvard freshmen battled to a 2 2 tie in a fast rough game at Milton. Goals came from Hunt and Dick for Milton and Dewindt Wigglesworth for Harvard with Beals credited for Milton’s second tally. Referee Barl and umpires Johnstone and Leslie supervised a 20 minute period plus two 5 minute overtimes.
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Milton
Harvard
Milton Academy
Milton Vy
Wagercreet
Athle
Wee Aeek F
Hornblower Ee Ab
Hia
Weesaguskes
Dick Ie Gil
Cutler Welton
Jarde Houston
E. P
Foster Wii
Beals
Mitton Academy
Hunt
D. Dewindt
Wigglesworth
Barl
Johnstone
Leslie
Morris
English High routs Commercial High 26 to 15 in X division
English High beat Commercial High 26 to 15 in a closely played X division game at English High School. The Blue and Blue team pulled away in the second half after a muddy start.
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English High
Commercial High
English High School
Commercial Lee
Meena Asere
Wale Ceibath
Bie
Riley Kelley
O ‘Hara
Riad
Rhee Sok
Etna Tos
Arose Roberts
Chic
Plamer Cronin
Eae 'T. Jones
Raerf
McCarthy
Finglish H
Commercial
Cronin
Kelley
Lee
Roberts
O'Hara
McNally
Seavey
McNealy
Jones
Snyder
Aspire-hdve
Tuller
A Cellins
Lim
O'Connell Stars In Open Indoor Meet at St Alphonsus A A
J F O'Connell of New York A C shone in the hop step and jump event with a 45 ft 9 in trial jump within an inch of the indoor world record. The Roxbury inaugural meet drew strong showings in sprints distance runs and other field events with several close finishes.
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J. F. O'Connell
New York
Roxbury
F. Z. Murphy
7. P. Long
HW. A. A
A. G. Willey
B. L
J. Libby
B. L. Young
J. R. Byrnes
A. Barrett
C. A. Driscoll
Boston College
HW. S
A. R
Stanley
Oakdale
A. A
W. Miner
A. Dpd. Barker
Sports Musings and Rumors From Early Baseball Era
A collage of sports notes mentions Rudolf Waholz taking the stage for $1000 weekly pay and Tubby George Mullin of the Detroit Tigers, amateur rankings for Tommy Longboat, and Oxford Cambridge refusals to meet American college athletes. It notes Bob Edgren urging a professional Olympic coach, alongside exhibition games and a cricket match between England and Australia with lively commentary.
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Oxford
Cambridge
America
Noah Webster
Yale Whips Techs Team in 7 to 1 Victory
Yale defeated Boston Tech 7 to 1 in New Haven. Driscoll and Jerron each scored twice, with goals also credited to Fels H Stanley Williams O Hearn and Kelly. A first half burst of four goals and a three goal second half sealed the win despite a brief injury to Tech’s Kelly.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Boston Institute of Technology
Technology
Williams
Kelly
Tech
Driscoll
Ccecccecseenseee Rectercs
Kelly Herron
T. Paine Welepificaici
Awe
Fordice
H. Stanley
Gould i. Stanley
Landers Set to Fight at Armory Club Card
The Armory Athletic Club presents three one round bouts Tuesday night led by Dave Deshler and California newcomer Fred Landers. Landers’ first out of four rounds ended in a 25 round marathon with Willie Fitzgerald. Also on the card Chicago Jack Robinson vs Bil McKinnon and Billy Wright of Brooklyn vs Young Kirkland of Roxbury.
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Armory Athletic Club
Dave Deshler
Fred Landers
California
Landers
Willie Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
Tremont Street Club
Chicago
Jack Robinson
Bil McKinnon
Billy Wright
Brooklyn
Young Kirkland
Roxbury
East Boston C L A Topples Newport Naval Reserve Showdown
Tonight at Lyceum Hall East Boston C L A faces the Newport Naval Reserve basketball five in a fast East Boston tilt. The Navy five has defeated the nearly invincible East Boston A A by 17 to 5, offering a preview of local talent and matchups.
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Lyceum Hall
East Boston
East Boston C. L. A
Newport Naval Reserve
East Boston A. A
Boston
Harvard Baseball Men See Pitching Gun Work
Harvard players gathered in the cage to view a new pitching gun by George Cahill of Holyoke. The device uses compressed air to launch balls from a brass barrel resembling a breech loading cannon and can deliver various pitches.
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Ftarvard
George 8. Cahill
Holyoke
Yale Swimmer Named to Olympic Team
Yale confirms an elite swimmer, Captain Richards, as a member of the American Olympic squad. Yale's swimming and water polo teams plan a Western trip during Easter week, leaving New Haven April 12 to face clubs and universities in Chicago and Champaign.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New York Athletic Club
Pittsburg Athletic Club
Chicago Athletic Club
University of Chicago At Chicago
University of Illinois At Champaign
Richards
England
New England Rowing Association Elects Officers
The annual meeting at Union Boat Clubhouse last night elected officers for the New England Rowing Association George B Magrath was named president Frank J Clark Rockrimmon Boat Club Springfield was vice president John J Corrigan East Boston Boat Club became secretary James P Fox St Alphonsus A A was treasurer Seventeen boat clubs were represented by thirty nine delegates.
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New England Rowing Association
Union Boat Clubhouse
George B. Magrath
Frank J. Clark
Rockrimmon Boat Club
Springfield
John J. Corrigan
East Boston Boat Club
James P. Fox
St. Alphonsus A. A
Milton High Defeats Cambridge Latin 51 to 19 in Gym
Milton High tops Cambridge Latin 51 19 at Cunningham gym. Ross leads with 18 points while Flynn adds 4 Craig 6 Dow 5 Lynch 5 and Kimball 2. Attendance around 100. Time halves 15 and 20 minutes. Referee Cross cross timer W Stuart.
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Milton
Milton High
Cambridge Latin
Cunningham Gym
BigOd
Bae
Britten
Cambridge
Ross
Flynn
Craig
Dow
Lynch
Burgess
Kimball
God
Cross
Sevrer
Q. Cross
W. Stuart
Wesleyan Defeats Brown In New England League Opener
Wesleyan overwhelmed Brown 39 to 14 in Middletown as the home team outclassed the visitors on the Providence floor. Closson led Brown with seven floor goals while Wesleyan's scoring included Hayward White and Regnier, with Hayward adding three, and Swaffield Pryor Raquet and others contributing. Referee Hyatt officiated.
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Middletown
Conn
Brown
Wesleyan
Providence
Coronot ST Ories
Hennessey
Smith Soule
Ona
Ale R. G
Regnier White
Raquet
Hayward
Adi Pryor Tarmog
Sk Ok Cay
Regnier
Smith
Closson
Swaffield
Hyatt
Waterbury Triumphs Over Boston In Fast Roller Polo
Waterbury defeated Boston 3 to 1 at Park Square Coliseum in a rapid roller polo match. Jigger Higgins scored twice in the third period to seal the win while Waterbury goalie Dave Cusick absorbed a head injury but recovered. Attendance was listed at 500.
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Boston
Waterbury
Park Square Coliseum
Higgins
Dave Cusick
Hart
Reading Y M C A Beats Everett In Close YMCA Battle
In Everett on February 1 the Reading YMCA team defeated the Everett YMCA 22 to 20 in a fast senior game at the YMCA Hall. The second team matchup ended 4 to 0.
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Reading Y. M. C. A
Everett
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Reading
Last Night's Polo Results at Pawtucket and New Britain
Local polo results from last night list teams at Pawtucket and New Britain with score details unclear in the brief. Key names or clubs are not provided in the fragment.
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Pawtucket
New Britain
Visiting Middletown Five Is Outplayed at Lyceum Hall
East Boston A A beat Middletown Conn 32 to 17 at Lyceum Hall East Boston with Corbett Crowley Doherty Coady Desmond Brett Carlson F Carlson and Ahern scoring. Referee Davis timer Bresnahan scorer Gargan and 20 minute halves before an attendance of 500.
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Middletown
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Conn
A. A
Corbett
Teeesesesesl
Oleh
Y. B
Ahern Crowley
Lawton
Carlson Brett
Desmond
V. F
C. Carlson
Boston
Crowley
Doherty
Coady
Brett
Carlson
F. Carlson
Ahern
Davis
Gargan
Bresnahan
Baseball Notes from Atlantic Association Meeting
The Atlantic Association holds its first meeting today at the Boston American League club office. Cy Young looks fit and upbeat that Frank Bowerman will be Boston’s catcher this season. Fred O'Brien hopes to rejoin the game as an outfielder, his batting seen as a valuable asset.
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Atlantic Association
Boston
Cy Young
Frank Bowerman
Fred O’brien
Boston Americans
Harvard Shut Out Andover in Hockey Match
Harvard defeated Andover 6 to 0 as Reynolds anchored the Andover goal despite Harvard pressure. Captain Pell led Harvard with a long solo rush for a late score. other Harvard forwards struggled, while Andover failed to penetrate the Harvard defense throughout the game.
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Andover
Harvard
Ear Eey
Kimball
R. Martin Newhall
Briggs
Paine
Rbige Migjo
Aiare
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Drury Borg
C. P
Waterman
Brooks Washmen
Pell
Wrieks
Brooks
Goodrich
Coates
Walker
Dr. Page
Deadlock in City League as teams vie for first
City League standings show Boylston and Wildey tied for first after last night. Carruth sits in third after a 2-1 loss to Somerset, while Wildey defeated Murray and Irwin. McCarthy went 2-1 against Boylston.
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Boylston
Wildey
Carruth
Murray
Irwin
Somerset
McCarthy
Winthrop Yacht Club drops two of three to Newtowne bowlers
Newtowne bowlers win two of three games against Winthrop Yacht Club last night. Game scores show Newtowne totals 1451 to Winthrop 1388, with discrepancies in individual frame results.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Newtowne
Dawes Elected Commodore Of Wollaston Yacht Club
In Quincy on Feb 5 Dr Franklin E Dawes was chosen commodore of the Wollaston Yacht Club succeeding William M Chase who served two years. New officers include Vice Commodore Walter F Coombs Secretary Charles S Pinkham and Treasurer Charles F Austin. H C Seymour was elected to the governing board for three years.
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Quincy
Franklin E. Dawes
Wollaston Yacht Club
Dr. Dawes
William M. Chase
Walter F. Coombs
Charles 8S. Pinkham
Charles F. Austin
H. C. Seymour
Taylor to Race Lawson in Park Square sprint card
An all sprint program at Park Square cycle track features Major Taylor against Iver Lawson in a three heat match race. The event, once concluded after two heats if decided early, may require a coin toss for turn choice. Other riders like Fogler Root Bardgett Moran compete in two mile handicap and a 25 mile open with prizes.
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Park Square
Major Taylor
Iver Lawson
Chicago
Fogler-Lawson
West
Joe Fogler
Eddie Root
Walter Bardgett
Jimmy Moran
BLACK FITZ TO FACE LANGFORD IN Roanoke Club card
Sam Langford the top middleweight will appear in Roanoke City for the first time in four months to meet Black Fitzsimmons of Hartford. The six round card also features Eddie Curtis versus Young Cassidy, Charley Walsh against Young McCarron, and George Dennis of Charlestown versus Young Peter Jackson of Australia.
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Sam Langford
Roanoke
Black Fitzsimmons
Hartford
Langford-Fitzsimmons
Eddie Curtis
Philadelphia
Young Cassidy
West End
Charley Walsh
Newton
Young McCarron
George ‘‘Hopper
Dennis
Charlestown
Peter Jackson
Australia
Wellesley Opens Baseball Practice Under Coveney
Wellesley High held its first baseball practice this afternoon in the gym under coach Jack Coveney. Coveney, a well known league player, will lead the team as captain T. D. Sheppard. A large turnout gives optimism for a strong spring season. Karl McKemnevis manages.
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Wellesley
Wellesley High
Gyimnasium
Jack Coveney
Coveney
Wellesidentil
South
T. D. Sheppard
Karl MckKemnevis
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