Indoor athletic year heats up with Millrose and BAA events
The Millrose and BAA meets drew top teams and Boston athletes shine as New York A C hosts tonight at the Twenty second Regiment Armory. The piece notes rising talent, relay classing, and nostalgia on past performances amid evolving handicaps and rivalries.
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Millrose A. A
Metropolitan Association
New York A. C
Twenty-second Regiment
Millrose
Boston
East
Duffexs Dominate Sports Event Despite Scratch Competitor
Duffexs won the event securing top honors while the scratch man delivered a strong showing, finishing with a notable performance that highlighted the competition.
Sprinter Loomis Disputed as O Hara Wins 40 Yard Dash
Spectators dispute Loomis near tape as Francis O Hara is deemed winner by judges. The letter also asks about Bloom Azevedo a close 12 round bout with Bloom the winner and questions Caldwell Taber records and Loomis stride lengths at 9 8 5 seconds for the century.
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Joe Loomis
Francis O’hara
Phil Bloom
Joe Azevedo
Bloom
Azevedo
Caldwell
Taber
WG. A. A
Plank Denied Free Agent Status by National Commission
The National Baseball Commission refused Eddie Plank's request to be declared a free agent. It ruled his first claim invalid since he left the Philadelphia Americans before waivers or release, and noted his 1916 salary would be negotiated with the St. Louis American League club.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Eddie Plank
Plank
Philadelphia Americans
St. Louis
Tech wrestling team suffers losses to Penn State and Lehigh
The MIT wrestling squad went 0-2 during the mid year recess losing to Penn State 28 to 2 and to Lehigh 28 to 2. Penn State won six bouts and tied one, with some bouts forcing extra periods. Lehigh matches were close, MIT men losing by narrow margins.
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Technology
Penn State
Lehigh
Institute
Engineers
Kid Williams Draws With Pete Harmon in New Orleans
Baltimore’s Kid Williams, the world bantamweight champion, fights Pete Harmon of New Orleans to a 20 round draw in New Orleans. Referee William Rocap of Philadelphia rules the bout a draw.
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Kid Williams
Pete Harmon
New Orleans
Baltimore
William Rocap
Philadelphia
Smoke as a Beautiful Song and Poem
A reflective piece likens satisfactory smoke to art, describing its charm as elusive yet recognizable like a melody or poem. The prose emphasizes an intangible quality that makes smoke appealing without detailing its specific elements or sources.
Federal suit against baseball dismissed in Chicago court
The Federal League suit alleging anti trust violations was dismissed by U S Circuit Judge Kenesaw M Landis on the Federal League’s motion in Chicago. Separately, ships bound for New York report cargo loading and recent mishaps including a grounded vessel and damaged grain.
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Chicago
Federal League
United States Circuit Court
Kenesaw M. Landis
Withdrawal Ends Major Baseball Suit Under Peace Accord
After more than a year the case was withdrawn as part of a peace agreement among the Federal League, new baseball entrants, and established leagues. The dismissal leaves room for further court action by Baltimore Federals or others, including damages claims or restraint of trade challenges, if settlements fail.
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Baseball
Federal Lague
Baltimore Federal League Club
Altthough
Stuart S. Janney
Baltimore Federals
Landis
Federal
Baltimore
Janney
Vessels Bring Fares and Cargo as New Pier Operates
Twenty vessels sold fares at the new pier with five arriving Sunday and the rest yesterday morning. Prices showed slight drops across wholesale items including haddock, cod, Pollock, hake, and flounders. The Eva & Mildred arrived at T Wharf with haddock scrod cod pollock and hake, while other ships reported bananas oranges molasses and wool from Havana to Melbourne. The Chronos and Cloughton arrived late with wool, cotton and cargo as the Cretic neared Naples bound for home.
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F. P. Willett
T Wharf
Haddock
Cod
L. Island
Selea G. & Nellie
M. Santos
Thompson
H. Thomas
Penney
W. Goodspeed
Waltham
Ads Progress
Valerie
Geneby
Nelson
Eva & Mildred
Limon
Havana
Port Limon
New Jersey
Chronos
Leslie
Melbourne
Cloughton
Cunard Line
Naples
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures Across Atlantic Ports
Shipping notices list steamers and tugs departing for Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, and Norfolk, with destinations including Port Natal, Havana, Lynn, Lynn, Guernsey, and Portland. Vessels include Chronos, Leslie, Hall, D. Hazen, J. Devereaux, Juno, Turkish names, and multiple barges and tows.
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Melbourne
Port Natal
Cloughton
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Limon
Terfry
Port Limon
Havana
Antucket
McDorman
Baltimore
Newport News
J. H. Devereaux
Keene
Sewalls Point
Brandon
Wilson
Norfolk
D. Hazen
Gloucester
Germantown
Camp
Portland
Philadelphia
Juno
Kemp
Sandwich
Chemung
Lynn
Patience
Chandler
Fred E. Richards
Miller
New York
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Boxer
Calhoun
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Swimm
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Maskinonge
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Eastport
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Elk Garden
Reading
Philadelhia
Glendower
Maple Hill
Ontelaunee
Neptune
Bessie J
Paoli
Waverly
Montauk
Huntington to Meet B C High in Tank Match
The Huntington School swimming team faces Boston College High School this afternoon in the YMCA pool. Captain Wentworth Marling leads Huntington after setting a 25 yard scholastic mark last month and a tank record in the yard event. Harper Vogel and Fay support Huntington while BC High counters with White Timilty and Murphy in the dashes and a relay squad led by White Howe Timilty and Murphy.
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Huntington School
Boston College High School
Huntington
Wentworth Marling
Marling
Harper
Vogel
Fay
Bernard Murphy
B. C. High
White
Timilty
Murphy
Howe
B. C
Massachusetts hearing on bills regulate telegraph service and liquor ads
The committee on mercantile affairs will hear interested parties on H 959 regulating telegraph and ticket company service S 109 prohibiting liquor ads in no license areas and S 147 amending bread sales law. Hearing held at Room 436 State House on Thursday Feb 10 at 10 30 a m. Clerks Charles W Eldridge and James H Phelan certify.
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Boston
W. Dudley Cotton
Herman Loewenberg
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Samuel Blackman
Harris Blackman
Henry Kramer
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Eastern Electric Railroad
Gordon W. Gordon
Robert T. Kent
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Charles W. Eldredge
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State Street Exchange
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Pemberton Square
Francis L. Hayes
City OF Boston
City Hill Annex
Massachusetts
Charles B. Woolley
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