Local School Hockey Champions to Meet Rhode Island Winners
Providence Hope Street High faces Melrose High of Massachusetts in the interstate hockey final at Boston Arena Friday. Hope Street has won 10 games this season, giving up just two points, with 43 total. Melrose has nine wins, three championship games, and 45 points. Captain Brice leads Hope Street with strong support from the Dandeno brothers. Melrose counters with McDonald Page Chiessong on defense and Wanamaker on offense.
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Wanamaker Stars as Melrose Drubs Dorchester 10–0 in Arena
Clarence Wanamaker of Melrose High set a new season mark by scoring eight of the ten goals in a 10 to 0 win over Dorchester High at the Boston Arena. C Wanamaker was the standout, supported by McDonald and Page. Dorchester’s Bobber Canley led the visitors. Referee Pendleton. Time 20 minutes and 10 minutes periods.
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New England Kennel Club Announces April Dog Show
The annual New England Kennel Club dog show will run April 11 through April 13 due to weather, short days, and transportation issues, after shifting from February to April.
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Paphke's Conqueror Defeats Cyclone in 20-Round Fight
Sydney report notes Dave Smith the Australian middleweight champion who beat Bill Papke earlier today defeated American Johnny Thompson on points in a 20 round bout.
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Miller's Gamecock at Miller's Special
Miller's Gamecock item priced at 1.00 and Miller's Special Gamecock at 1.50 appears in a Boston Mass advertising listing from John Miller & Co Ark Square. The OCR reads as a local business notice with product names and prices.
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Bonhag Ready for BA A Games Program Smooth as Planned
EXPECT BONHAG TO RUN So far as the athletic end of the coming B A A games is concerned nothing remains to be done. The management, with customary foresight, has smoothed the way for the big programme to such perfection that no unexpected developments can arise to mar it.
Bonhag Faces Strong Field in Hunter Mile and Baxter Meet
Rumors say Bonhag may struggle against a deep field in the Hunter mile, with the Baxter mile at the New York A C games looming. His chance to claim the American indoor mile title depends on winning both events, while Boston’s relay team shows mixed form with Harvard favored on home ground.
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Crescent and Brae-Burn Clash for Hockey League Title Shot
In Boston tomorrow night at the Boston Arena the Crescent and Brae-Burn hockey clubs meet in a pivotal game. The winner advances to face the Boston Hockey Club for the league championship.
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Crescents Face Tough Challenge to Defend Title
The Crescents, weaker this season after stronger league competition, meet Brae-Burn in a decisive rematch. Last week they lost after two overtimes in a Boston ice duel, signaling a highly contested clash that could determine the championship fate for both teams. Brae-Burn, led by Yale captain Heron, aims to repeat but expects a strenuous battle.
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Dartmouth Entries for B A A Meet
Hanover N H Feb 6 In final trials for the Dartmouth delegation to the B A A games Seier and Palmer were picked to run with Hall and Duffie Other entries decided upon were 60 yard O Connor Hall Duffie Palmer 40 yard handicap and scratch Russell dashes O Connor 1000 yard run Haywood 45 yard hurdles Seidler
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Vanderbilt to Play Michigan Not Yale
Vanderbilt will renew a football arrangement with Michigan instead of facing Harvard Yale or West Point. Yost and Vanderbilt coach Dan McGuigan influenced the choice, with a game set at Ann Arbor on October 28 after Yale was considered.
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Harvard Freshmen to Meet St. Pauls in Concord
Harvard freshmen hockey, undefeated this season, travels to Concord New Hampshire to play St. Pauls School in a postponed day game weather permitting. This is the season closer before the Yale freshmen clash set for Saturday at the Arena.
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Arlington Wins 5-1 Over Cambridge High and Latin
Arlington High School defeated Cambridge High and Latin School 5 to 1 on the Charles River. Captain Osgood led Arlington with solid play, supported by Ross Hadley and Parris. Cambridge countered with Baker Hadley and Greene among others as the game stayed tight early before Arlington pulled away. Referee Graustein, umpires Wright and Hutchinson, timers Shaw and Jardine, 20 minute periods, attendance 50.
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Rindge M. T. S. and Winchester Tie In Nightfall Hockey
A tense afternoon clash at Mystic Lake ends in a 0-0 tie after a five minute overtime. Goddu brothers lead Winchester while Hill and Webb shine for Rindge. refs Small and Kinsley officiate. Time features 20 minute halves and a 5 minute overtime.
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Gloucester Company Beats Lowell Pros 68 to 10
The Company G basketball team defeated the Lowell professionals in a one sided Armory game 68 to 10. Crowley and Doran starred for Company G while Joyce led the visitors. Attendance was about 400.
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Yale official Frank Hotchkiss dies at 70
Frank E. Hotchkiss longtime Yale University grounds and buildings official died at New Haven after apoplexy. He was 70, unmarried, and had been pensioned but retained advisory oversight of university property.
Frankie Burns Steals the Show in Training Stunts Sketch
Frankie Burns wowed local fans with his performance in Training Stunts yesterday. Mike Shugro Jack Sheehan and Olga Orloff among others joined him as the act drew crowds and lively chatter. The Four Lukens and Richy Craig added pace while Anna Yale and the Casey Corner Girls also featured. The show runs daily from 1 to 11 at the old venue.
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Callahan and Murphy tied by county roots in debate
Jimmy Callahan, the longtime independent baseball magnate, notes he and Murphy hail from the same county. He questions whether the county link extends to Kerry.
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Cathedral YMCA and Laurel SAC meet in key city game
The first of three matchups between Cathedral YMCA A and Laurel SAC A basketball teams will be held at Boston College gym Thursday evening. The outcome will decide the city sectional championship implications.
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Public Parks and Open Spaces Listing Overview
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East Boston Alumni to face High School in Friday game
East Boston High hosts the Alumni in a Friday evening clash at the High School gym on Noddle Island. The Alumni predict a win, boasting a heavier lineup including Toomey Forstall O Reagan Caggiano and Bir a while the High School squad led by Captain Maguire O'Brien Reagan Boyce Birmingham Sheehan promises a tough contest.
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Local Scoreline Report From Regional Games
Fall River defeated by Pawtucket 7 to 8 in a tight regional match. Providence beat Taunton 7 to 0 in their game. Worcester hosted Hartford but the result is unclear from the fragment.
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McFarland Beats Keyes In Six Round Pittsburg Bout
Packey McFarland won a six round decision over Bert Keyes at the Labor Temple in Pittsburg. Keyes pressed hard, nearly sent himself through the ropes at times, and fought fiercely though McFarland showed better punching and control in rounds five and six. Keyes challenged for a 20 round rematch afterward.
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Connery of Hartford to coach Trinity
Hartford Connecticut February 6 Tom J Connery manager of the Hartford baseball team in the Connecticut League has been engaged as coach of the Trinity College nine The baseball men will be called out on April 10.
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Eastern Baseball League Announces 1911 Schedule
Eastern Baseball League owners set 1911 playing dates in three hours at Hotel Rennert. Season opens April 20 with Toronto visiting Baltimore and Montreal at Newark. May 8 marks northern end games including Newark versus Montreal and Baltimore versus Buffalo. Schedule to be published February 13.
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Armory A A Cross Country Adds Time Prize
A special prize of a pair of high quality running shoes is offered by Eddie Walsh of the Armory Club for a rider who sets a new course record in the Armory A A cross country run on Washington's Birthday. The current record is 63 minutes 1 second by Jimmy Lee in 1908, and beating it will require an exceptional effort.
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Brookline High and Newton High Meet at Brae Burn Rink
Brookline High School and Newton High School hockey teams clash this afternoon at the Brae Burn rink in Newton. The game pits local rivals against a backdrop of regional high school competition.
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