Mahmout Dominates Burns In Boston Wrestling Show
Mahmout the Turkish wrestler defeats Burns in straight falls at Mechanics Building in Boston. The match lasts 14:10 with a head scissors and bar arm lock, followed by a shorter second fall as Burns tires. Semi final features Dr Roller beating Nogert. opening bout has Butler defeating Danielann.
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Burns Outduels Mahmout in Rivalry Bout
Burns, lighter by eight pounds, faces Mahmout who weighs 203 pounds as they clash in a fast paced bout. Early exchanges show Burns using caution and speed to keep Mahmout at bay, with Burns repeatedly escaping holds and rising quickly after takedowns. The crowd sees a hard fought match as Mahmout targets a decisive move, while Burns aims to endure and counter.
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Medford B C Seven Beats Milton 2 1
Medford B C defeated Milton Hockey Club at Cunningham rink Milton by 2 to 1 in an overtime hockey match. A collision left Milton's A Poole with a fractured jaw.
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Trinity College Adds Bowdoin and Tufts to Schedule
Hartford announces two new football games for Trinity College Bowdoin at home and Tufts at Boston. The eight game slate includes Worcester Tech and Colgate at Hartford with Amherst NYU Haverford Wesleyan and Tufts at various sites.
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Yale Man 10 Coach Cornell Yale Man 10 Coach Cornell
Ithaca February 5. Daniel A. Reed of Cornell and Dr A H Sharpe of Yale have been recommended by the Cornell alumni and football field committees for coaches of the Ithacans for 1912. Confirmation likely at the next Cornell athletic council meeting. Reed was head coach last year and Sharpe refereed major East games.
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Mellody Aims To Best Furey In Worcester Showdown
Honey Mellody predicts easy win over Tommy Furey at Lake Shore A A Worcester Thursday night. He says his form is as strong as when he beat Joe Wolcott for the welterweight title. But local fans doubt a picnic awaits Mellody as Furey comes in from solid showings against Young Ernes and Mickey McIntyre.
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Newton and Melrose Sevens Battle to 1-1 Tie
Newton and Melrose high school hockey teams battled to a 1-1 score after two 20 minute periods and 10 minute overtime at Brae Burn Country Club. Goals were credited to Walker and Gately with strong defense and balanced forward play defining the encounter. Referees Gorham and McCarthy officiated.
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Moran of Pittsburg Knocks Out Storbeck in London
Frank Moran the Pittsburg heavyweight defeated Fred Storbeck ex champion of South Africa in a return match at Blackfriars. The bout stayed hard fought with Moran flooring Storbeck three times in the 12th round and Storbeck failing to rise for the 13th. The earlier Jan 7 match ended with Storbeck disqualified for fouling.
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Otis Crandall Signs With New York Giants
Manager John J. McGraw announced Otis Crandall has signed and will return as Giants mainstay in the box. The Giants also secured contracts from pitcher Roy Caldwell and infielder Priest, who batted .358 for Richmond, Va., before being recalled to the major league club.
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Phillies sign Cravath Sexton Ireland and Ward contracts
The Philadelphia National League club announced it received signed deals from Charles C. Cravath the left fielder from Minneapolis Pitcher Thomas Sexton from Portland Harold Ireland the Hopkinsville infielder and James Ward a pitcher formerly with Brockton of the New England league.
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Tigers Sign Covington And Perry In MLB Contracts
The Detroit American League club announced today the signing of Tex Covington and outfielder Henry Perry. Covington becomes the 11th pitcher to sign with Detroit.
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Playgrounds Named Across Boston Area Neighborhoods
A fragmented listing shows numerous playgrounds in Franklin Field Jamaica Pond Fortt Playground and nearby areas. The items mention Ward 17 Randolph Street Charlestown Roslindale and North Brighton playgrounds along with Columbus Avenue First Street and Strandway. The text reads as a place name cluster for city playgrounds.
Rambler sets new auto show sales record in Chicago
Kenosha Wis February 5 Rambler sales at the Chicago show broke a world record with 187 cars sold in six days. The cross country 1650 model led the drive at an average price around 1800 dollars, totaling over 336000 dollars for the week. Forty salesmen and dealers from across the United States and Canada participated.
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Boxing Clubs Boost New York State Revenue
About 50 boxing clubs under the New York State Athletic Commission have earned nearly 500000 in gate receipts since the Frawley law began last August. Roughly 20000, the six percent tax, has been paid to the State Treasury. An estimated 300000 admissions have been recorded.
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What's in a Name for Harry Davis This Season
The text hints at Harry Davis holding multiple roles for Connie Mack, suggesting he has been a field leader and loyal lieutenant. It notes the season may end with him remembered by various titles, affecting balance and recognition.
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East Boston High hosts three interclass basketball games
Three interclass basketball games were played at the East Boston High School gym yesterday afternoon. The results listed show scores for students from classes 1913 two teams and 1912 1914, with scores 8 8 11 6 9 9 respectively.
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Arlington Seven Is Champion
Arlington High defeats Somerville 3 to 1 at the Boston Arena to clinch the Interscholastic league crown. George Lowe starred for Arlington scoring one goal and repeatedly thwarting Somerville with 16 saved shots while teammates Bower Ross Landall and Percy supported the attack. The Red and Blue led early, battled Somerville’s strong defense, and finished with Arlington’s Holmes Lowe and teammates earning the win amid clean play and penalties for tripping and slashing.
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Harvard Vanderbilt Game Set for Cambridge Nov. 9
Dr. Ham L. Dudley of Vanderbilt said Harvard Vanderbilt at Cambridge on November 9 is a certainty and that Minnesota was not slated for that date. He spoke upon returning to New York.
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