Rose in line for B A A meet shot put event
George B Billings reports Ralph Rose has been entered for the shot put at the B A A meet, likely to appear next Saturday night in Boston. Georgetown and Amherst may clash in a relay race if Amherst agrees, replacing Holy Cross and Georgetown in the program.
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B. A. A. Athletic Committee
Chicago Athletic Association
Ralph Rose
Rose
Boston
Ithaca
Cornell Law School
Billings
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Amherst
George
Jimmy Gardner to meet Britt in world light weight bout plans
San Francisco and Lowell fighters are in talks for a world light weight title match at the Hayes Valley Club in March. Gardner's manager Paddy Minihan says Gardner will weigh 133 pounds and, if Britt agrees, articles will be sent. Gardner's backers claim he would be as clever and powerful as Britt and could win if the fight happens.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Young Corbett
Battling Nelson
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Hayes Valley
Paddy Minihan
Gardner
Kid Goodman
William A. Pierce
Mose Levy
Pierce
Britt
Minihan
Jack O’keefe
Honey Mellody
Mellody
Charlestown
Sam Langford
Honey
Langford
New England
Mike
Twin
Unity
Lawrence
Johnny Reagan
South Lawrence
Young Cahill
Snowball
Haverhill
Jim Osborne
Willie Mack
Young Chisholm
Everett
Matty Baldwin
Young Kenney
Johnny Lynch
Albert Delmont
Gloucester A. C
A. C
Brockton
Jimmy Briggs
Artie Simms
Highland A. C
Marlboro
Tommy Sullivan
Fred Douglas
Savannah
Herbert H. Holton
North Boscawen
N. H
Dorchester
Shy Fay
Ed McGown
Real story of Ralph Rose case unfolds in Chicago tale
A Chicago source reports that Michigan expelled Ralph Rose for failing in studies after a campus clash with Professor Pattengill. The account claims Rose avoided classes and study, ending his athletics career while faculty sought to remove him before a new intercollegiate meet.
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Rose
Chicago
Ralph Rose
Michigan
Pattengill
Munroe to Meet Willie in Philadelphia Boxing Match
Jack Munroe the Butte miner and John Willie a Chicago North Side German have been matched for a late February bout at a local Philadelphia club. Willie plans training in Philadelphia after his fight with Jack O Brien. Munroe is expected to travel in soon to complete sparring here.
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Philadelphia
Jack Munroe
Jeffries
John Willie
Chicago North Side
Wile
Windy City
Jack O’brien
Munroe
Lynch Challenges Richards in Catch-Can Wrestling Bout
South Weymouth wrestler Lynch issues a challenge to C. M. Richards who won the Walker's Muse tournament. The proposed match is best two of three falls with winner taking all after expenses. Lynch will wrestle at any club offering a suitable purse.
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Young Lynch
South Weymouth
C. M. Richards
Walker’s Museum
Lynch
Richards
Boxing scene full of postponed bouts and new matchups
The Brockton Young Men's A C faces a postponed main event with Pinkey Evans sidelined by grippe. Langford and Holly set for a confirmed bout in Salem. Attell and fellow New England clubs face suspensions and possible future matches as Johnny Reagan, Cahill, and Kenney clash in upcoming cards.
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Pinkey Evans
Yonkers
N. Y
Rouse O’brien
South Boston
Evans
Stanford
James FP. Stedman
Apollo A. C
Salem
New England
Sam Langford
Cambridge
Dave Holly
Philadelphia
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Boston
Langford
Salem Club
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Chelsea
Monte Attell
Abe Attell
Jimmy Walsh
Attell
Eddy Lenny
Tommy Love
Jack Leonard
Douglas
Lars Low and Be in Major Race Quietly Opens
In a brief, unclear noting from a page fragment, Lars Low leads with Be in a local event described with minimal readable details. No dates or places are confirmed.
B A A Wins Two Of Three In Boston Pin League Match
In a Boston Pin league match at the B A A last evening the B A A team won two games to Old Dorchester's one. Dean of Old Dorchester led with a 317 total, while B A A totals were 495 452 467 across three games.
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Old Dorchester
Boston
Dean
Towanda Beat Charlestown in Mystic Alley Boston Pin
Towanda Club of Woburn defeated Charlestown 3 games to none in a Mystic alley pin match at the Charlestown club. Individual scores show Smith leading Towanda with a strong total as the meet concluded.
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Towanda
Woburn
Smith
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Knowlton
Gordon
Sawyer
Faulkner
Marsh
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Bie
Bray
Brown
Bruce
Nationals Pin Faith in Pitcher Hershey
Boston manager Fred Tenney and President Soden discussed the coming season and pledged support for pitcher Hershey, a promising addition from Ilion and Corning, who stands 5 feet 10 inches and weighs 175 pounds at age 24.
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Boston Nationals
Soden
Boston
Tenney
Hershey
Corning, . C
Illion
Tilion
Gorham
N. Y
Elliott C Lee of Boston Elected President of A A A
Elliott C Lee of Boston was elected president of the American Automobile Association in New York to fill the vacancy left by Harlan W Whipple. Lee a Civil War veteran and founder of the Massachusetts Automobile Club has long promoted automobiling and helped organize last summer's St Louis tour.
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Elliott C. Lee
Boston
American Automobile Association
New York
Harlan W. Whipple
Lee
Massachusetts Automobile Club
St. Louis
Pittsfield
Automobile Club of America
Harrah W. Whipple
Ormond
Association
Whipple
William Wallace
Brookline
Mass
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
W. C. Temple
Pittsburg
Sudbury alleys weekly rolloff results stable
Footman won first prize with a score of 894, Bowker took second with 386, Harentgo placed third with 365, and Mahan finished fourth amid the Sudbury alley event.
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Sudbury
Bowker
Mahan
G. O. Taylor Bourbon and Pure Rye Bottled by Graves & Sons
Almanacs of last year are of little value but each year aged whiskey improves. The G. O. Taylor is now sold widely. C. H. Graves & Sons bottle the G. O. Taylor Bourbon and Pure Rye to meet demand. Ensure the label and cork show the proprietors’ firm name. Sealed bottles only.
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G. O. Taylor
C. H. Graves & Sons
Briggs and Lewis Box to a Draw After 15 Fast Rounds
In a brutal contentious bout at the Douglas A C of Chel sea Chelsea’s Jimmy Briggs and New York’s Willie Lewis battled to a 15 round draw. Lewis showed clever footwork and defense while Briggs unleashed a new left jaw swing and hard body work. Prelims saw Young Schindler defeat Billy Clinton and Johnny Powers win six rounds over Johnny Mahan.
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Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Jimmy Briggs
Willie Lewis
New York
Jack Sheehan
Lewis
Briggs
Grippe
Jimmy Britt
Young Schindler
Boston
Billy Clinton
Lowell
Johnny Powers
South Boston
Johnny Mahan
Cambridge
Rules Committee to Discuss Changes in Intercollegiate Football
New York February 7 The intercollegiate football rules committee plans its annual meeting in New York late this week if A A Stagg of Chicago can attend. Walter Camp discusses President Eliot's criticisms, noting wholesale attacks are misplaced and urging direct open play changes such as a ten yard gain in four downs. He warns major rule changes could alter the game, favoring association football while Rugby remains popular.
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New York
Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee
A. A. Stagg
Chicago
Walter Camp
Eliot
Harvard
Camp
Threshie Beats Billiard Champion Sigourney in Boston Match
In Chicago on February 7 W H Sigourney Pacific coast billiard champ lost his first tournament game 300 to 207 to Charles Threshie of Boston. Threshie led from the start with a high run of 4 and an average of 7 34 38. Sigourney’s best run was 82 and his average 5 22 87. Afternoon game saw Charles Norris of New York defeat Charles S Schmitt of nine 300 to 190 with Norris posting a high run of 38 and an average of 8 28 34. Schmitt’s high run was 86 and his average 5 20 34.
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W. H. Sigourney
Pacific Coast
Charles Threshie
Boston
Threshie
Sigourney
Charles Norris
New York
Charles S. Schmitt
Norris
Schmitt
Dorchester High Defeats East Boston In Senior League
Dorchester High five beat East Boston High 38 to 20 in a Senior league game at Dorchester yesterday. Art Brayley and Jim Crowley starred at center with Brayley besting Crowley slightly by baskets 7 to 4. Fish sank nine fouls. Caust stood out for East Boston. Dorchester second team won 27 to 11 as Gallagher and Houzagini led the effort.
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East Boston High
Dorchester
Art Brayley
Jim Crowley
Crowley
Brayley
Fish
Caust
Gallagher
Houzagini
Harvard Track Team Chooses New Relay Lineup for Yale Tilt
Harvard's relay squads for the B A A indoor meet at Mechanics Hall will race Yale and Penn after trials on the Holmes Field board track. Dick Grant failed to qualify for the two mile relay, with Lor ing Young also sidelined by illness. The selected quartet includes Whitman, Dana, Brindsmaid, and Turner, while the mile relay features Dives, Doyle, Dorman, and Jenks.
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Yale
Pennsylvania
Mechanics’ Hall
Holmes Field
Cambridge
Dick Grant
Medical School
Grant
Sidney Curtis
R. Becker
Exeter
H. A. Whitman
Allston Dana
C. Brindsmaid
E. Turner
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Taylor
Penn
Young
Dives
London
Jim Doyle
Worcester Academy
Tom Dorman
F. A. Jenks
P. R. Brown
R. H. Cox
H. Nichols
B. Newman
Conroy Signs with New York in 1905 Contract
Manager Clark Griffith smiles as third baseman Conroy signs a 1905 contract in New York. Griffith upbeat about the club’s prospects, noting rival moves by Boston and denying Reds fears after Jacksonville games were canceled.
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New York
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Boston
Burkett
Cincinnati
Highlanders
Cincinnati Reds
Jacksonville
Cincinnati writers seek Ban Johnson in New York over conference
Cincinnati baseball writers plan to meet Ban Johnson in New York to learn what he objected to in their Cincinnati conference accounts. Johnson is not expected to reply to the Round Robin letter from the Cincinnati scribes. The town’s National League focus, with Herrman prominent, colors all coverage.
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Johnson
New York
Cinccinnati
Garry Herrman
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