Newton Beats Dorchester At Newton Club Alleys
Newton won two of three games against Dorchester at the Newtonville alleys tonight. Buntin led with a 607 series, amid a strong team effort from Newton in a close meet.
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Newton
Newtonville
Ewton
Old Dorchester
Buntin
Boylston
American Loan Trust Com
Pany Blic
Rainey
Repu
American Loan & Trust Company
Isley
Cushman
Bartlett Oeee
Batchelder E .Pees Tes Ates
Totais Tear Eneeee Taeves Sade
National Bank OF the Republic
T'd. Bowler
Raine
Amerson
Sud- M
Red Omyan
Plimpton Ba
Boylston T
K.ttimad
Morgan Wee
Eevee
MMI
Sudbury
Pimpton
McClaverty
Harvard After Caspar Whitney Editorial Attack on Outing
The Harvard Crimson plans to publish an editorial criticizing Caspar Whitney and The Outing for their February article on O. I. Cutts, Harvard’s 1901 right tackle. The piece accuses Whitney’s claim of dishonesty as unfair without proof, and defends Cutts’ amateur status amid charges of accepting money for boxing lessons.
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Harvard Crimson
Caspar Whitney
Cutts
O. I. Cutts
Harvard
Harvard Athletic Committee
Yale
Harvere
F. Cutts
Caspir Whitney
Starward
Paneer
May Still on the Bar Jennie C May at Peaked Hill
The three masted coal schooner Jennie C May remains on the bar near Peaked Hill tonight after dragging 70 feet west along the bar. Tug Confidence reached her at dusk as wind and sea threaten further danger. Captain Cook twice urged abandonment, but the captain refused to leave, noting only light leakage.
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Highland Light
Jennie C. May
Peaked Hill
Cook
Albany boxer edges Reed in Central A C bout
Charley Hitte of Albany North Carolina defeated Joe Reed of Boeton in an all-round bout at the Central A C tonight. Reed was nearly down in the fourth round but saved himself by clutching.
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Philadelphia
Charley Hitte
Albany
N. C
Joe Reed
Boeton
Central A. C
Tonigh Reed
Pillsbury Defeats Poples In International Chess Tourney
In Montaо, Feb 7, the fourth round of the international chess tournament followed Berger schedule pairings. Pillsbury defeated Popiel as Marshall beat Tschigorin and Janowski defeated Tarrasch. Teichmann topped Gunsberg, Wolf beat Mason, Napier and Albin drew, Eisenberg beat Reggio, Marco defeated Mortimer, and Maroczy prevailed over Scheve. Byes went to Mieses and Schlechter.
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Marshall
Tschigorin
Janowski
Tarrasch
Teichmann
Gunsberg
Wolf
Mason
Popiel
Pillsbury
Napier
Albin
Eisenberg
Reggio
Marco
Mortimer
Maroczy
Scheve
Schlechter
Tarrasen
Boxing notes and match plans from Brockton to Chicago
Boxing schedule details from Brockton Feb 26 and ongoing plans across cities. Mentions Harry Raymond, Terry McGovern nose surgery, Erne and Duffy 20 rounds, Gardner vs Root rematch, possible Jeffries fight near Chicago, Lenox A C star bout, and bantam challenges. Also notes finicky ultimatums between Jeffries and Fitzsimmons and amateur bouts in New England.
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Nhee
Brockton
J. Rowan
Lawrence
Harry Raymond
Somerville
Hoe
Terry McGovern
Frank Erne
Martin Duffy
Chicago
Detroit
Eric
Joe Gans
Duffy
George Gardner
Jack Root
Greggains
Root
Gardner
San Francisco
Aleenager
Billy Stifft
Davenport
Carter
Plannin
Jeffries
Sharkey
Fitzsimmons
Captain Streeter
Cook County
Illinois
Hughey McPadden
Brooklyn
Fred Bryson
Waltham
Lenox A. C
Brady
Lowell
McDonough
East Boston
Belfield Walcott
Jimmy Handler
Newark
Joe Walrcott
Malden Maelstrom
Philadelphia
Tommy West
England
Jim
Will and
Langford
Tin Kavaney
Will
Walcott
McVicar
Lynn Cambridge
Ausbe
J Moynihan
Hugh Granger
Pattey McKenna
New England
A. L
H. F. Granger
Young Griffo Admitted To Chicago Insane Asylum
North Russell street Boston notes that the famed boxer still known as Young Griffo is again in a Chicago asylum after a recent discharge as cured. The writer opines Griffihs could return to the ring and earn money if he avoided Squar, praising his past prowess.
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Russell Street
Boston
Griffo
Chicago
Griffihs
Squar
Intercollegiate baseball contest plans and schedules
Harvard will play Princeton in baseball on June 11 at Princeton. Yale plans practice next Monday. Harvard Yale and Amherst will participate in the intercollegiate contest in Philadelphia on March 21, involving New England colleges.
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Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Amherst
New England
Philadelphia
Registration Committee Meeting in Cambridge Presided by Facey
The New England Athletic Union registration committee met in Cambridge with Chairman Facey presiding. They acted on several registration card applications and voted to be at Mechanics' Building at 7 this evening to register BA A games entrants who have not registered.
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The
New England Athletic Union
Cambridge
Facey
Mechanics’ Building
Arrangements for big B A A meet at Mechanics Hall
The Boston Athletic Association plans a large evening tournament at Mechanics Hall with a full program of runs and team races. John Graham, long in charge, may be absent due to illness. Officials and participants include Dartmouth A A, Harvard, Yale, and multiple colleges plus local Y M C A groups.
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Mechanics’ Hall
John Graham
Dartmouth
Columbia
Amherst
Williams
Harvard
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Wesleyan
Brown
Boston
Y. M A
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Cornel
Princeton
Andover
Ixeter
Tufts
Worcester Polytesh
Tech
Bowdoin
A. of P
KE. E. Babb
Melrose A
I. R. Peters
George B. Morison
J E. Sulivan
A. C
F. "M. Wood
Lath
Clinton 5 Plymouth 2 in rough game
Clinton defeated Plymouth 5 to 2 in a rough night contest at Clinton. Houghton joined Plymouth replacing Hipson while Murphy was struck in the eye by Farrell's stick but continued. Rushes Murphy seven times, Cunningham three. Cashman 23 stops, Cusick 81. Mercer and Cusick fouled. Referee Furbush. Attendance about five hundred.
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Clinton
Plymouth
Houghton
Worcester
Hipson
Murphy
Farrell
Cunningham
Cashman
Cusick
Mercer
Furbush
Timor—Hartwell
Lewiston Triumphs 4 3 In Portland Close Game
Lewiston defeated Portland 4 to 3 in a closely contested game. Lewiston led most of the way, but Portland rallied in the third period before time expired. Rushes War ner 6 McGilvray 4 Stops Mallory 89 Burgeass 34 Fouls Fitzgerald Referee O Brien Timer Dyer Attendance 900.
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Portland
Lewiston
Warner
McGilvray
Mallory
Burgeass
Burgeass, 34. Foul—Fitzgerald
O' Brien
Dyer
Columbia and Yale Cancel Fall Football Game
New Haven announces Columbia and Yale will not play next fall. The earlier game saw Lancon and Kingdon on the Columbia team, which caused bad feeling because Yale men believed they were not bona fide students eligible to play.
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New Haven
Conn
Columbia
Yale
Lancon
Kingdon
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Tt. OY
Bowler
Richardson
Besarick .c
Bankers’ League
Logan & Johnson
J. Middleby, Jrmith
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Logan
Johnson & Smith
Hell
Mayer
Colohan Ee
Boer JR
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Mahoney
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Millesence Raeherreerer
Carruth
Totr Waavenacneves
Esdeocastocessislaw
Gillette Vv
Gillis
Currie Seaee
H. Gillis
Ummy
HUB
Botrler. McDonald
Jacqués
Gumbrig
Tals
T'dl Binns
Seesence
Cooke
Little West
Nobby Norfolks Cassimeres
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Poples
Elsenber
Gunebon
Eeenee Janowsk
Jim Jeffries
Yosemite A. C
Fitz
Jack
Fitzpatrick
West Newton
Mike'' Darcy
Charlestown
Ahearn
Woburn
Riverside
Darcy
Jack O'Donnell
Theatter
Frank Casey
Frank
Kid) Thomas
Bob
Montgomery
Mitzpatrick
Billy’’ Jordan
Billy’’ Hill
Charley O'Rourke
Twin Sullivan
George Thor
MEPS
Ics Ccgescace
Ors Ceeseeescees
Marshall Sane Eeene Ason
Mieses Mortimer
Poptiel
Scheve Val
Schlechter Eee Ae
Tarraseh Ne
Eastern Yacht Club
St. Botolph Club
Dennis J. Carey
Brookline
Park Department
Mamaeka
Charlesbank Gymnaium
Columbus Avenue
Billings Field
Roslindale
First Street
Gibson
North Brighton
Marketmen’s League
Farmers Ve. Beef
Webster
Meyers
G. H. Hodgkins
B. B. Osthues
J. B. Maccabe
J. W. Hallowell
E. N. Fenno, Jr
Yale-Columbia
Nature
DR. Sanden
Sanden Herculex
R. A. Sanden
Tremont St
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