Yale Wins Game From Dartmouth In Triple OT
Yale defeats Dartmouth 4 to 3 after three overtime periods in New Haven. Ira Washburn scored the deciding goal on a long diagonal drive from the backfield position, lifting the puck past Holden after a rebound. Yale led 2-1 at halftime as Burgess and Dickey scored, Tyler tied it late, and Van Nostrand and Washburn added OT tallies to clinch the win for Yale before a large crowd.
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New Haven
Conn
Ira Washburn
Yale
Wasnburn
Holden
Washburn
Burgess
Dartmouth
Dickey
Tyler
van Nostrand
Reycroft
Murene
Yorks
Holden Murray
Mareble
Warhburn
Currier Hargess
Geran Dickey
Smith
Edreralets
Holmes
Dicker
Gale
Currier
Jacobs
Buchanan
Gould
Bierwirth
Arthur Rico Sets Boston Interscholastic Shot Put Record
Huntington School athlete Arthur Rico broke the Boston interscholastic shot put record with a 48 ft 10 in throw at the Huntington School Powder Point track meet at the YMCA. Boston won the meet 23 to 5 behind Marling and other top performers in sprints distance runs and relays.
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Arthur Rico
Huntington
Braves
Boston
Powder Point
Marling
P. P
Greene
King
Shum
Sewell
Rice
Delehanty
Minetto
Fraser
Phillips
Collinson
Lin
Welch
Seseal Whiten
Howard
Braina Ward
Haughton Joins Baseball Elite At Schedule Meeting
Percy D. Haughton newly appointed president of the Boston Braves mingled with National League magnates at the annual schedule meeting. He hobnobbed with Manager George Stallings Garry Herrmann and others in Peacock Alley at the Waldorf posing for cartoonists while smoking and chatting with players and press.
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New York
Percy D. Haughton
Boston Braves
George Stallings
Garry Herrmann
Peacock Alley
the Waldorf
Herrmann
Britton
St. Louis Cardinals
Percy D
Harvard
Percy
Cy Seymour
George McCormick
Baseball executives weigh moves on Wingo Schmidt and outfield gains
Harboring talk of a Wingo Trade dominant clubs Cincinnati Boston St Louis weigh deals amid Stallings Herrmann Herzog talks. Boston offers 7900 plus assumption of 6500 contract while Reds want 7500 or equivalent, hoping to replace Wingo with a solid backstop. Schmidt’s return remains uncertain and Magee or Murray may fill first base or outfield roles.
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Stallings
Haughton
Herrmann
Herzog
Catcher Wingo
Boston
Reds
Cincinnati
Wingo
St. Louis
Gonzales
Cardinals
Garry Herrmann
Tom Clark
George Stallings
Big Schmidt
Braves
Schmidt
Sherwood Magee
Sherwood
Red Murray
Giants
Murray
Kansas City
Browne
Donion
Seymour
Snodgrass
Sinclair
Pat Powers
Arena Hockey Club Set To Face B A A In Third Meeting
The hockey sevens B A A and Arena Hockey Club meet at the local rink tomorrow night for the season’s third clash. B A A has won the first two games, but odds favor Arena in a pivotal matchup with stakes for standings.
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Arena Hockey Club
Arena vs Harvard Club in crucial Boston league showdown
The Arena Hockey Club seven looks to upset Harvard Club as top teams in the Boston league prepare for a decisive 25 minute battle. Key players Raymie Skilton Freddie Huntington Art Donahue Patsey Seguin Pop Conley Red Synnott Mickie Roach Norman Small Irving Small Leon Tuck vie to lead a strongest lineup and sub centers.
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Arena Hockey Club
Boston A. A
Arena
Hiscon
Cloutier
Synnott
Layton
McKay
Myra
Fred Rocque
N. Small
Roach
Seguin
Rover
Conley
S J. Nicks
Harvard
St. Nicks
Arena-ites
Raymie Skilton
Hockey Club of
New York
Freddie Huntington
Art Donahue
Somerville High
Dartmouth
Ollie Chadwick
Patsey Seguin
Pop Conley
Red Synnott
Mickie Roach
Norman Small
Irving Small
Leon Tuck
Skilton
Huntington
Leach Named Manager of Rochester Team
Tommy Leach, former National League player, signed to manage the Rochester team of the International League in Rochester New York with the confirmation from President Chapin.
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Tommy Leach
Rochester
N. Y
Chapin
American league schedule meeting set for Feb 17
President Johnson announced the American League will hold its schedule meeting in New York on February 17. He said by that date he expects to have the Cleveland club under new ownership.
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Chicago
Johnson
American League
New York
Cleveland
Looking Them Over with Billy Evans on Diamond Stars
In a Washington at St Louis extra inning game last summer a fast runner Acosta on third scored after the catcher interfered with him but the batter was awarded first base under rule 53. The play spurred calls to revise the rule so a run from third would score or be forced when catcher interference occurs.
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Washington
St. Louis
Browns
Acosta
Sam Agnew
Agnew
Gossip for Motorists in Boston Visit by Auto Men
Paul Roche formerly with J H MacAlman now with Automobile Topics visited old friends in Boston yesterday. Joseph McDuffee assistant sales manager Willys Overland called on Overland distributors William Connell and J L McKone and checked the new Overland building in the Back Bay district.
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Paul Roche
J. H. MacAlman
Boston
Joseph McDuffee
Willys-Overland Company
William Connell
J. L. McKone
Overland
Back-Bay
Ford Branches Convene at Detroit Home Office
J. W. Maguire returns from a southern golf tour wearing a tan coat suitable for the upcoming automobile show. Managers and assistant managers from 28 Ford branch factories and 61 sales service branches gathered at the Detroit home office for a rare, highly significant convention.
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J. W. Maguire
Ford
Detroit
Harvard Baseball Candidates Convene for Team Plans
Harvard candidates meet next Monday at the Harvard Union to lay plans for the baseball team with Captain H. E. Nash as leader and Harvard coach Fre Mitchell making his debut. Dr. I. H. Nichols and Manager Robert H. Stiles address the squad as battery and fielders report on different weeks. Captain A. J. Weatherhead will address freshmen wrestlers at Smith Hall tomorrow night for organizing a team, with tentative wrestling schedule against Andover Huntington School and Tech freshmen. The intercollegiate wrestling tournament is set for March 4 in Hemenway gym.
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Harvard
Harvard Union
H. E. Nash
Fre Mitchell
I. H. Nichols
Robert H. Stiles
A. J. Weatherhead
Smith Hall
Philip Bradley
Andover
Huntington School
Tech
Hemenway Gymnasium
Dobie To Remain As Washington Coach
Seattle Wash Feb 7 Gil Dobie agreed to stay as football coach for another season after eight undefeated years at the University of Washington. He had previously declined to continue.
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Seattle
Wash
Gil Dobie
University of Washington
Lexington High Seeks Feb. 18 Ice Hockey Game
Lexington High School seeks a Friday February 18 game against two potential opponents. Concord High School, an independent, and West Roxbury High School both want a matchup on Lexington’s open date.
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Kendall Reed
Lexington High School
Lexington
Concord High School
Roxbury High School
Yale Opposes Reinstatement of Disqualified Athletes
Yale officials favor permanently barring five disqualified athletes after hearings. The Yale Corporation supports the executive committee, reiterating that the athletes broke long standing eligibility rules and must face consequences. The Yale Daily News urged reinstatement, but university leaders say reinstatement is outside the corporation's jurisdiction and contrary to established rules.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Yale Daily News Today
Yale Corporation
Newton and Boston College High duel in Friday meet
Newton High hosts Boston College High School in the Newton gym Friday with Newton favored due to stronger veteran squad. Ray Adams leads in the 60 yard dash and relay, Woodworth and McNarmara support the sprint effort, O'Brien and Daly contest the 1000 yard run, Dorney and Newell aim for the 12 pound shot, while Dempsey looms in sprints and broad jump as BC High shines in the shot put.
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Newton High
Boston College High School
Newton Gymnasium
Newton
Boston College High
Ray Adams
Woodworth
McNarmara
O'Brien
Daly
Dorney
Newell
Dempsey
Latin School
Giants Buy Edward Rousch From Newark Federals
The New York Giants announced the purchase of outfielder Edward Rousch from Harry Sinelary of the Federal league. Rousch was a leading player for Newark Federals last season.
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New York
New York Giants
Edward Rousch
Harry Sinelary
Rousch
Newark
N. J
Federals
Phillies Sign Good Philadelphia Outfielder Wilbur Good
The Philadelphia National League club announced it has signed outfielder Wilbur Good from the Chicago Nationals. He will join the team for spring training in St. Petersburg, Florida, on March 3.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Wilbur Good
Chicago Nationals
St. Petersburg
Fla
Melrose High Net Shatters Cambridge Latin with 17–0 Win
Melrose High routed Cambridge Latin 17 to 0 in an Intercollegiate Hockey League game. Leavitt scored six, Pendleton five, Nowell four, with Filmore Tirrell and others adding goals as Melrose surged past the Cantab net. Fitzgerald faced heavy shots but kept his goal intact.
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Melrose High
Cambridge Latin School
Cantab Net
Fitzgerald
Melrose
Leavitt
Wilmore
Stoneham
Pendleton
Newell
Tirrell
Filmore
Cambridge
Newton
Arlington
Feavitt
von Winck Sl
Lahiff
Foote Fhimore
Borlen
Milt Spinney
Anderton
R W
Law
Blackman
Saints
Nowell
Alley
Worcester Poendteton
How
Pile
Acces
Bolger Dunne
Pala Wimple
Bind Tiigd
Fitsgerald
Whittaker
Bradley
Carey, Mills
Bee Latin
Tirrell, Jr
Quincy Cigar History and Boston Hub Tale
The history traces a 32 year rise of a Boston Hub cigar trade born from two Bostonians who built a Havana filler Connecticut binder and Sumatra wrapper product. They created an export factory and grew into a staunch New England industry built on Quincy Cigar merit.
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Ivy Wingo
Glanson
Royston
Paul H. Shannon
Magee
First
Charles E. Parker
Billy Evans
Petts-Vogel CO
Men Sciences
Washington St
Dobie
B. C
Phillies
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Adams, Taylor & CO
State Street
Melrose Smothers Cambridge
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