English High Delivers 36 24 Victory Over Brighton High
English High School defeated Brighton High yesterday in a loosely played contest 36 to 24. Cronin Colville and Lally led scoring with multiple floor goals while O Hearn and Starkey contributed for Brighton. Second teams prevailed 22 to 4 as Houghton and Freeley starred for Brighton.
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Houghton
Peterson
Freeley
Brighton High
Ieee
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Murray
R. Bo
Bailey Ete
Starkey
Orchard Suey
R. F
Bowdoin
Cronin
Lally
Colville
Bailey
Kelliher
O’hearn
Orchard
Lafly
Duffy Plans Youth Emphasis as Veterans Depart Providence Club
Manager Duffy will weed out veterans from his Providence team and replace them with younger players. He announced the sale of five players Barton Higgins Poole Williams Dick Harley to Jack Carney of Trenton. Carney sought Selbach. Duffy quotes a higher price while Selbach demands half the sale money. Duffy hopes to sign Billy McCarthy via a Dorchester offer.
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Youngblood
Duffy
Providence
Barton
Higgins
Poole
Williams
Dick Harley
Jack Carney
Trenton
Carney
Selbach
Billy McCarthy
Dorchester
Harvard freshmen defeat Brown freshmen in 25 to 19 game
Harvard freshman five beat Brown freshman team 25 to 19 yesterday. Shee han excelled for Harvard while Hen nessey contributed well for Brown.
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Harvard
Brown
Sheehan
Hennessey
Lost by a Stomach: Bauer's Candlepin Memory in Sudbury
In Sudbury, kid bowler Bauer recalls a famous candlepin match with Gus Fitzgerald. His celebrated “alderman” size drew cheers yet caused a foul when his stomach crossed the line, nearly sparking a riot as fans shouted murder. He later tried to slim down but remained sharp at the pins.
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Kid Bauer
Sudbury
Gus Fitzgerald
Bauer
John F. Dever
NEW CAMBRIDGE FIVE TO PLAY EAST BOSTON
East Boston hosts Cambridge tonight at Lyceum Hall with Camdridge led by Ben Vaughan at center facing Jim Crowley. Expected matchups include Russ and Segrue as Cambridge forwards and Corbett Doherty as East Boston forwards with Crowley at center.
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Cambridge Five
Lyceum Hall
Ben Vaughan
Jim Crowley
Cambridge
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Segrue
McGraée
Bunker
East
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Corbett
Doherty
Burke
Desmond
Lewis Foe Force Bid Sets World Light Weight Match
Harry Lewis and Joe Gans prepare for a world light weight title bout after a $1000 forfeit posted by Lewis backer E W Dickerson. Bids will open noon February 28 with several clubs in Nevada California and New York Eyeing the $20000 stake.
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Penn
Harry Lewis
Joe Gans
Lewis
E. W. Dickerson
Denver
Cal
Tonopah
Goldfield
Manhattan
Nevada
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Unglaub’s worth questioned in Williamsport bid
Robert Unglaub shows desire to stay in Williamsport after a failed Boston bid. Williamsport club offered $500 through Hugh McBreen to acquire him, while the National Commission sets the price. John J. Taylor will determine his value, with some AL clubs possible buyers.
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Boston
Boston Club
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National Commission
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Ballou and Hobig Triumph Over Burdett College in Lynn
Ballou and Hobig defeated Burdett College of Lynn yesterday in Lynn with a 12 to 7 score. The fast and exciting game stayed in doubt until the final moments.
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Ballou & Hobig
Burdett College of Lynn
Lynn
Light Pinfall In City League
City league bowling saw light pinfall last night led by Wilder of Adams Square. Boylston posted the high total of 1431 and won three games from McCarthy. Somerset swept Webster, Adams Square beat New Roxbury, Carruth won two of three from Murray and Irwin, and Elite defeated Rexford.
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Adams Square
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Irwin
Elite
Rexford
Wilder
Post and Globe bowlers duel at Carruth's alleys in thriller
In a close rivalry duel at Carruths alleys Han over street the Post toppled Globe 1285 to 1256 across three strings. Flannery led Post with 292 while Ramsden paced Globe at 266. Globe issued a $25 challenge for a neutral-site rematch as Post maintains supremacy.
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Hanover Street
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Ramsden
Price
Globe Boys
Ies
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O'Leary
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Tae Wee
United Shoe Machinery Series At Somerset Alleys
Five matches were rolled last night at Somerset Alleys in the United Shoe Machinery series. Pinfall was light but close scores kept the games exciting. The scores showed tight finishes and strong individual efforts from local bowlers.
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Somerset Alleys
United Shoe Machinery
Somerville Clinches Narrow Win Over Federal In KC League
Somerville Council edged Federal in a tight Knights of Columbus league match. Somerville took the first string by a pin as individual scores show heavy competition and close totals across all bowls.
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Somerville
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Ryan
Dowd
Piler
Callahan
Donovan
Hannifan
Totels
Roger Wolcott Alumni Five Out with Defi 10
Boston area basketball profile of the Roger Wolcott Alumni quintet from Dorchester the 15 year old hub teams. Captain Charles Broders leads a speedy accurate squad seeking away games after beating Suffolk and Y M H A squads. Manager Chester La Roche also plays and praises the team’s state championship claim. Letters for games should go to Captain Broders 316 Norfolk Street Dorchester.
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DEFI
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Walcott
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Young la Roche
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Wolcotts
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Broders
Norfolk Street
Roxbury Kid McHale Tops Manuel In New England Pool Fight
The Roxbury star McHale defeated Harry Manuel last evening at Murray and Irwin's in the New England pool championship by 125 to 84. McHale led with a 15 and finished 125 total to Manuel's 84. Scratches: McHale 7 Manuel 6. Tonight, the deciding series opens as Englishman Tom Dawson faces Scotchman Jimmy Ryan, each with four wins.
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de Bartlett
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Reinstatement Row At South Boston Sparks Fan Outcry
South Boston fans question why Leo Fish was reinstated without a headmaster meeting while Carey’s suspension awaited a review. They seek an explanation and fairness in how cases are handled. The column notes other sports anecdotes and humorous lines about baseball figures.
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Leo Fish
Yfish
Fish
Carey
Rivals Bowl Record Strings by Sudbury and Chelsea Both
Manager Bauer of the Sudbury alleys and Gus Fitzgerald of Chelsea Square battled in ten strings yesterday. Bauer posted the higher total, Fitzgerald took five strings, and both achieved notable scores with Bauer averaging over 108 per string and Fitzgerald over 104. The two famed rivals draw cheering crowds, and a possible ten string match against the Dutch and Irish twins is discussed.
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Sudbury
Gus Fitzgerald
Chelsea Square
Fitzgerald
Vyhe
Jennings Offers 1000 for New Throwing Arm Recovery
Detroit club manager Hugh Jennings and Secretary Navin offer 2000 to anyone who can restore his once-strong throwing arm. The piece cautions young players to guard their arms, lob when possible, and avoid overuse until warm weather, noting Jennings’ decline after years of overwork.
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Hughey Jennings
Detroit
Navin
Jennings
Interclass Track Meets Set At Boston Schools
Two interclass meets today at Boston Latin and Dorchester High schools. Boston Latin’s squad, under Coach O'Reilly, features Burns Captain Sweetser Flynn Van Der Pyle Colville and Stanton. Dorchester High reports about 50 candidates with strong relay emphasis against Mechanic Arts. English High interclass games tomorrow list many events and names including Kelliher Anderson Pear son Hale Silvo Clite Hubbard Faulkner and O'Reilly among entrants. Time trials at English High determined relay lineup Captain Davis Rounselfell O'Brien Sawyer for the final.
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O'Reilly
Burns
Sweetser
Flynn
van der Pyle
Colville
Stanton
Dorchester High
Mechanic Arts
Kelliher
Anderson
Oscar Pearson
Haley
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Clite
Hubbard
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Smalley
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Houghton
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O'Brien
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Corcoran
Watt
English Tish School
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Sawyer
Harvard Beats Andover in Upset at Hem enway Gym
The Harvard basketball team defeated Andover 35 to 5 last evening at Hem enway gym in a fast game. Andover started strong with four points but faded after the opening minutes. Amberg was the star of the game.
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Andover
Hemenway Gym
Amberg
Roxbury Institute Jrs Defeat Hilton A C In Close Game
The Roxbury Institute Jrs beat Hilton A C 11 to 9 at the Hilton Club last evening. Thompson and Waters excelled in goal throwing while Manning Goode and Judge blocked well. Moskowitz and Sandy starred for the losers.
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Hilton A. C
Hilton Club
Thompson
Waters
Manning
Goode
Judge
Moskowitz
Sandy
Middletown Upsets Brown 36 21 In Local Clash
Wesle yan outplayed the Brown basketball team here tonight, defeating the visitors 36 to 21.
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Middletown. Conn
Wesleyan
Brown
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