Golf Pros Look North to South Fair Season Opens
Southern professional golf fans anticipate a busy season as more players tour the South for big tournaments. The article notes rising careers of Tommy Kerrigan and Tom McNamara, and cites M. J. Brady, J. M. Barnes, J. A. Donaldson, W. C. Hagen, and others as contenders in open championships.
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Barnes
Donaldson
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Hagen
Indoor meet crowns Caldwell Kyronen and Bingham stars
The Boston Athletic Association indoor meet produced standout performances by Dave Caldwell Willie Kyronen and Bill Bingham. Caldwell won the Hunter mile in a celebrated finish while Kyronen defeated Colby in a three mile trial and Bingham anchored Harvard to victory in the Crimson Blue relay.
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Willie Kyronen
New York
Bill Bingham
Caldwell
Kyronen
Colby
Harvard
Johnny Overton
Yale
Tom Halpin
Charles R. Cox
Georgetown University Association
Georgetown University
Convention Hall
Washington, D. C
Johnny Mack
Charley Zeigler
Maine
Smith
Bowdoin
Track legends and golf stars loom in a busy sporting page
Loomis predicts a 100 meter sprint rise while Georgetown hosts a 600 yard race in Washington. Harvard Yale relay strategies clash as Maine faces Bowdoin. Golf talk centers on Kerrigan McNamara Hepburn and Gandin with several top pros cited for form and potential titles.
Questionable records in wrestling and athletics queried
The text discusses Joe Loomis in wrestling and a Horine Dive method with Loomis clearing 6 feet. It mentions Frank Smith-Mort Henderson as the Masked Marvel with reports of a rival in New York. It cites Fan-Alexander with 81 wins 10 losses in 49 games and compares him to Matty. It asks about New England indoor championships but provides no details or dates.
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Joe Loomis
Chicago
Loomis
Frank Smith
Mort Henderson
Marvel
New York
Alexander
Matty
New England
Gossip for Motorists Highlights Auto News Guests
W. T. Savoy, former Autocar manager, visits the New York office. R. P. Page Jr. heads the New England Autocar Sales and Service Co. M. W. Stark joins Page’s sales force. The first Chandler car was experimental. No. 2 goes to Chandler Motors Inc. George Crittenden’s long-term car passes 30 000 miles with Dana of Providence praising its durability. C. F. Redden notes shipping shortages hinder foreign auto and truck shipments. George Willman’s Chicago show trip yields ten trainloads of cars across ten cities totaling over 800 autos worth more than $1 000 000.
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Wanamaker Released by Giants
Catcher Clarence Wanamaker of Melrose and former Dartmouth and Melrose High School backstop was released by Manager McGraw. Wanamaker joins the Rochester club of the International League.
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Rifle Club Dance Date Corrected for Lincoln Event
A printer's error listed Feb 7 for the Middle sex Rifle Club dance in Bemis Hall Lincoln. The correct date is Thursday evening Feb 17.
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Wrestlers Bolin Goulette Set For Finish Matches
Eddie Bolin of Brattleboro and Peter Goulette of Woonsocket will wrestle to a best two out of three falls at the Hippodrome Thursday night under catch-as-catch-can rules. Takawich the middleweight champion meets Will Bingham of New York in a bout. Michailoff and Weidermann, the German heavyweight, also square off in a finish match.
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Brattleboro
Peter Goulette
Woonsocket
Hippodrome
Takawich
Will Bingham
New York
Michailoff
Weidemann
Dorzias to wrestle in Intercollegiate championships
Philadelphia Feb. 6 Mike Dorzias Penns Greek giant has decided to enter the intercollegiate wrestling championships at Princeton March 17 and 18 despite a shoulder injury from a practice bout two weeks earlier.
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Mike Dorzias
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Princeton
Pennsylvania Not to Have Gridiron Trainer
University of Pennsylvania football coach Robert Folwell announced at a meeting of the football coaches that no trainer would be selected for the Red and Blue grid squad for the coming season.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
the Athletic Association
Robert ©. Folwell
Thoroughbred racing revival eyed after war influx
Horse racing may surge this summer as elite English thoroughbreds come to training at Aiken North Carolina. The Country Club races set for June 15 and 17 will showcase many of these top horses. Bayard Tuckerman Jr. travels to Aiken to secure entries for Clyde Park races with host Gifford Cochran.
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N. C
Bayard Tuckerman, Jr
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Bone Setter Reese Takes On Pitcher Hendrix
Claude Hendrix, once a top National League pitcher and last year a Federal Leaguer, visits Bone Setter Reese in Kansas City to ease a kink in his back. Hendrix, with the Chicago Whales Cubs pitching staff last season, reports stiff back muscles.
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Claude Hendrix
Bonesetter Reese
Hendrix
Chicago Whales
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