Penns baseball schedule lists 30 games this season
Philadelphia Feb 6 The University of Pennsylvania baseball schedule for the coming season is one of the best in years Thirty games will be played and among the opponents listed are Yale Harvard Princeton Dartmouth and Michigan The schedule is as follows
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
University
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Dartmouth
Michigan
College and Military Games Schedule Across Cities List
A schedule lists matchups with dates and locations including Navy at Annapolis Franklin and Marshall in Philadelphia New York University Philadelphia Holy Cross Swarthmore Philadelphia Nationals Yale Dartmouth Army at West Point Ursinus Brown Princeton Fordham Michigan Harvard Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Alumni Albright and other teams in Philadelphia Ithaca New Haven Ann Arbor and Worcester.
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Navy
Annapolis
Franklin, and Marshall
Philadelphia
New York University
Holy Cross
Swarthmore
Atlantic City
Philadelphia Nationals
Yale
Dartmouth
Worcester
Army
West Point
Ursinus
Brown
Providence
Virginia
Princeton
Fordham
New Haven
Lehigh
Lafayette
Michigan
Harvard
Cornell
Ithaca
Columbia
New York
Pennsylvania
Albright
Ann Arbor
Sophomores Beat Funers In Bowling Match
Milton High Sophomores defeated the Funivers with two wins out of three strings. Both teams totaled 946 pins in the match.
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Milton High
Funiers
Brooklyn Too May Be Braves Feeder
President John M. Ward of the Braves did not appear at the Boston National League office yesterday delaying hoped purchases. When he arrives Thursday he may announce good news. Chile is building a $5000 bungalow in this city overlooking the Pacific with a view of the Santa Barbara Channel. Hall trains by tennis and avoids pitching this winter to protect his right arm for the season.
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John M. Ward
Braves
Boston
Chile
Pacific Ocean
Santa Barbara Channel
Hall
Boston Fans Await Deals As Teams Look Ahead
The piece outlines potential player movements involving the Boston, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn clubs. Fogel may offer Ward two or three promising youngsters. Ebbetts must prune a list of over forty players. Murphy and others will dispose of surplus players. Meantime McGraw's decision on Devlin remains pending. Charley Hall gains local renown on the coast.
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Boston
Fogel
Ward
Philadelphia
Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Murphy
McGraw
Devlin
Dartmouth Relay Team Named For B A A Games
Hanover N H Feb 6 The Dartmouth relay team to face Tech at the B A A games was announced by coach Harry Hillman The exact lineup for the special events is not yet known but Hillman will likely test freshmen stars The squad includes Captain Steinert Dolan Haywood OConnell Olsen and Gardner
Brookline High to meet Medford High in pivotal game
This afternoon at the Cypress street playground Brookline High and Medford High, champions of their leagues, square off in a highly anticipated hockey clash. Medford leads the Interpre preparatory league while Brookline recently clinched the Tri angular league title by beating Newton High School. The contest is expected to be tight with evenly matched teams and peak form.
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Cypress Street
Brookline High
Medford High
Newton High School
Ross Offers Shevlin Bout in Syracuse
Eddie Shevlin of Roxbury received a recent offer to meet Hugh Ross in Syracuse but will decide after testing speed ahead of his Lake Shore A A bout with Battling Downey of Holyoke in Worcester. Downey vows to whip Shevlin and then target Lead Cross, while the Mellody Furey clash promises a rugged, edge filled bout tomorrow night.
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Eddie Shevlin
Roxbury
Hugh Ross
Syracuse
Eddie
Battling Downey
Holyoke
Lake Shore A. A
Worcester
Shevlin
Downey
Jack O'Neil
Philadelphia
Westfield
O'Neill
Lead Cross
Honey Mellody
Tommy Furey
Berg Defends Light Heavy Title In Vancouver Bout
John Berg the American light heavyweight champion defended his title against Chester McIntyre of Vancouver last night winning the first and third falls. McIntyre took the second fall in 20 minutes 30 seconds. Berg won the first fall in 24 minutes 20 seconds and the final fall in 30 minutes.
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John Berg
Vancouver
B. C
America
Chester McIntyre
McIntyre
Berg
Old polo player killed by carnage in rail yard
Arthur B. Watson once a noted roller polo player was killed in the Boston and Maine train yards. A freight conductor for 20 years he was crushed when he was caught between two freight cars today.
Hope Street High to Meet Interscholastic Hockey Champions
Arena manager Walter Lougee arranged for Hope Street High School, Rhode Island champions, to play the Interscholastic league title winner. The game likely planned for late this month or early March.
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Walter Lougee
Hope Street High
Rhode Island
Local Playgrounds Page Draws City Skating Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple playgrounds including Franklin Field Jamaican Pond Ashmont Savin Hill Ward 17 Randolph Charlestown Wood Island Cottage Street Roslindale Strandway Coe Playsound North Brighton Columbus Avenue First Street with scattered terms suggesting a city recreation page. No coherent events or dates present.
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Franklin Field
Jamaican Pond
Ashmont
Peereresae
Gibson
Savin Hill
Randolph
Charlestown
Wood Island Park
Cottage Street
Roslindale
Coe Ue
Brighton
Columbus Avenue
First Street
United States League of Baseball Clubs Forms Schedule
William Abbot Witman announces the creation of the United States League of Baseball Clubs with a May 1 season. Players may sign contracts for one to three years and will be free agents at term end. No reserve clause. Owners include Charley White New York and Hugh MacKinnon Washington among others. Abstract of franchise holders listed by city.
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Reading
Penn
William Abbot Witman
United States League of Baseball Clubs
New York
Charley White
Brooklyn
A. W. Hussey
Jamaica
L. I. Reading
Washington
Hugh MacKinnon
F. L. McCabe
Richmond
E. l. Langraff
Pittsburg
Marshall Henderson
William T. McCullogh
Cincinnati
John J. Ryan
Cleveland
William T. Murphy
Harvard shells new racing craft with square stern design
Clinton H Crane, renowned Harvard sportsman and designer, unveils a new racing shell for the Harvard crew. Built on hydroplane experience and tested in Washington, the model features a square stern, is seven feet shorter, and drafts three quarters of an inch more. Coach Jim Wray hails the design as a breakthrough. Trials on the Charles River will follow when practicable.
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Clinton H. Crane
Harvard
Charles
Crane
Jim’’ Wray
University
Washington
Aeronautical Bureau
War Department
Harvard Yale Dual Meet Signals New Winter Wrestling Era
Harvard plans a permanent winter wrestling program pending athletic committee approval. Under Coach Sam Anderson, 65 men compete for Crimson selection for a Feb 19 meet with Yale in New Haven, with further entries anticipated for the Intercollegiate meet next spring. Classes include 115 125 136 145 158 175 and heavyweight. The team winning the majority of matches wins the meet.
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Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Sam” Anderson
The
Crimson
New York
Intercollegiate Wrestling Association
Giants Acquire Pierce And Nohowell For New York Club
New York National League team buys pitcher George T. Pierce from Mobile of the Southern Association. Pierce is a left hander formerly with the Boston Red Sox. Manager McGraw also signs third baseman Frank P. Nohowell a former Columbia University star and Eddie Collins teammate in 1905 06 07.
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Giants
RED Sox
New York
George T. Pierce
Mobile
Southern Association
Pierce
Boston Red Sox
McGraw
Frank P. Nohowell
Columbia University
Nohowel
Eddie Collins
Columbia
Detroit leaves five candidates for third base job
George Moriarty could be disposed of, leaving five contenders for the third base spot: London of Newark, Vitt of San Francisco, Weaster Oil of the Western league, and last season’s substitutes O’Leary and Lathens.
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George Moriarty
Detroit
London
Newark
Vitt
San Francisco
Weaster Oil
O'Leary
Lathens
Hunter Mile Spotlight as BAA Feature
Hunters Mile set for Mechanics Hall Saturday as the BAA meet nears. George V Brown refines elimination fields to ensure a smooth program and strong turnout. Berna of Cornell challenges Kiviat while Hedlund seeks a sharper edge than last year.
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Mechanics’ Hall
George V. Brown
Berna
Cornell
Kiviat
Hedlund
Bates football schedule features Harvard exit Dartmouth return
Bates College announces its fall football slate with Harvard out and Dartmouth back for the first time in years. The schedule lists games against Maine Central Institute Lewiston Dartmouth Hanover New Hampshire State Lewiston Exeter Exeter Fort McKinley Lewiston University of Maine Lewiston Bowdoin Brunswick Colby Waterville.
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Lewiston
Harvard
Dartmouth
Bates
Joseph F. Plumstead
South Portland
Maine Central Institute
Hanover
New Hampshire State
Exeter
Fort McKinley
University of Maine
Bowdoin
Brunswick
Colby
Waterville
Fournier Bought by Chicago Americans to Bolster Infield
Manager Callahan announced the purchase of Jules Fournier from Boston. The utility infielder may debut at second base, filling a major infield hole. Fournier led Western Canadian league batting with .377 in 109 games for Moosejaw, pennant winners.
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Chicago
Callahan
Jules Fournier
Fournier
Moosejaw
Iowa City High athlete sets world mark in rifle event
Philip Newburg of Iowa City High School rifle team is believed to have broken the world record for individual inter scholastic shooting in the Iowa City schools match against Southern High School of Philadelphia. He shot 95 standing and 100 prone for a 195 total. The team’s overall score was 946.
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Iowa City
Philip Newburg
Southern High School
Philadelphia
Davenport to Race in Brooklyn Knights Meet
Ira N. Davenport of the University of Chicago, conference champion in the quarter and half mile, will compete in a Knights of St. Anthony meet in Brooklyn on Monday night. He draws D B Young of Amherst in a special invitation 440 yard race.
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Chicago
Ira N. Davenport
University of Chicago
Knights of St. Anthony
Brooklyn
D. B. Young
Amherst
Malden Chelsea YMCA Dual Meet Set Tonight
The first Malden versus Chelsea YMCA dual meet goes ahead at Chelsea YMCA with events including 20 yard dash high jump broad jump shot put and three relays featuring Chelsea Somerville and Malden teams and two local squads. A basketball game follows.
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Malden
Chelsea Y. M. C. A
Chelsea Y. M. Cc
Somerville Y. M. Cc. A
Chelsea
Papke Mantell Set for 20 Round Open Air Title Fight
Billy Papke once middleweight champion will face Frank Mantell of Pawtucket in a 20 round match at Sacramento on February 22. The bout will be staged outdoors in the open air.
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Sacramento
Cal
Billy Papke
Frank Mantell
Pawtucket
American defeats German wrestler in two straight falls
Henry Orde man of Fargo beat Sampson of Germany here last night in two straight falls. The first fall lasted 17 minutes 30 seconds with a half nelson and a bet, and the second fell in 9 minutes 20 seconds by a toe hold.
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Fargo
N. D
Henry Ordeman
Sampson
Plan for Boston Latin School Forms Swimming Team
Boston Latin School begins plans for a school swimming team with Coach Fred O'Brien and assistant Bill Drummey. A large number of aquatically proficient students have signed up, with first meeting set for later this week. Training location undecided, possible municipal pool or YMCA pool. Other local high schools are also forming swimming programs.
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Boston Latin School
Boston
Fred O’brien
Latin School
Bill Drummey
O’brien
Cambridge Latin Wins Cambridge Latin Beats Lexington High 8 to 1
Cambridge Latin defeated Lexington High 8 to 1 in a Midland Preparatory league game at Lexington yesterday afternoon. The Cantabs showed faster skating and sharper stickwork giving more shooting chances. Preston stood out in goal for Lexington with several fine saves. Har rington Sands and Wells starred for Cambridge Latin while Hennessey Childs Reed and Hill led Lexington. Final score Cambridge Latin 8 Lexington High 1.
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Cambridge Latin
Lexington High
Lexington
Preston
Harrington
Sands
Wells
Hennessey
Childs
Reed
Hill
Baker
Tobin
Henessey Sands
Reed Harrington
Ready
Joatts H
Thomas
Peis Weacathe F
Hill KK
Childs Williams
Bradley
Spicer Wii
Bisive
Grannan
Lehr
Seammou
Gleason Named Assistant Manager for White Sox
Chicago Feb. 6 Jack Kid Gleason formerly of the Philadelphia National League team is appointed assistant manager by Manager Callahan of the White Sox He will join the spring training trip and upon team split will oversee the second division.
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Chicago
Jack
Kid) Gleason
Philadelphia
Callahan
White Sox
Highlanders See Star Prospect Hoff Impress Hurlers
Arthur Irwin and Tom Davis praise Hoff as a budding southpaw with a drop like Toad Ramsey's. The Highlanders scout the young recruit with high enthusiasm, suggesting he could become a standout pitcher.
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Highlanders
Young Hoff
Arthur Irwin
Tom Davis
Toad Ramsey
Irwin
Lamy Injured in Saranac Lake Ice Fall
Ed mund Lamy, last week's professional skating champion, fell on the ice in Saranac Lake New York and will be unable to skate for several weeks or the rest of the season. He has canceled all dates.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Edmund Lamy
Morris Wood
Lamy
New York State Baseball League Resets Umpire System
The New York State baseball league announces a return to the single umpire scheme after criticism of the double umpire system. Officials say the change aims to streamline games and reduce delays.
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Wsingy
New York State Baseball League
Boston College High Captures City League Title
Boston College High School defeated the last English High seven 2 to 0 at Franklin Field to win the City League championship in a tightly contested game.
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Boston College High School
Franklin Field
Boston College Wins Bid for Hockey Victory Over English High
The Boston College team dominated English High with superior play in both offense and defense. Mutty in goal halted several potential scores, while Hoye and Shea dazzled with dribbling. Shuttleworth and Ashley starred for Boston College as Connolly and McCarthy scored within a 20 minute period, before a 300 attendance.
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Hoye
Shea
Shuttleworth
Ashley
Togeter
Boston
Connolly
McCarthy
Boston College
H. English
HW. Bros Cress Bitinks
Axaea Ees
Maguire Connolly
Shuttleworth McCarthy
C.s
Ssc
Spe
Ryan Falvey
Wieler
Ashley Hoye
C P
Folsom Hurley
Dew
Murphy Mitty
Gee
Fiske
H. C
Connollly
Dailey
Falvey
O’toole
McLaughlin
Gillespie
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