Yale Beats Dartmouth In Overtime Hockey Thriller
Yale defeats Dartmouth 4 to 1 in overtime to keep pace for the intercollegiate title. McDonald opened scoring, Tuck and Murray key for Yale, Burgess and Sweney late in extra periods. York and Donahue combined for 32 saves as Yale shifts to a driving game in OT.
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Conn
Dartmouth
Yale
McDonald
Tuck
York
Donahue
Bierwirth
Herron
Currier
Mitchie
Sweney
Murray Carr
Murray
Bunny” Burgess
Harvard
Donahue Blerwirth
Jonrrier Herron
Murchie Bwenly
Klm
Burgess
Ads
Ray Skiltomr
Boston
Hugh Garron
New York City
Haley 10 Play With Grays
Boston American league office announced the purchase of Patrick Haley a catcher from Des Moines Western league for President Lannin's Providence team. If he succeeds he may join the Boston roster. Haley played 146 games last season with 677 putouts 167 assists .984 fielding average and 24 bases on 164 hits 65 runs 36 doubles four home runs 10 sacrifices and five stolen bases.
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Boston American League
Lannin
Providence
Boston
Patrick Haley
Des Moines
Haley
Williams to Tackle Harvard in Boston Arena Showdown
Harvard will field the same lineup as the McGill game to face Williams at the Boston Arena tonight. Berkshires reports claim Williams has one of its strongest teams, with a record to show considerable power in the lineup.
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McGill
Harvard
Williams
Boston Arena
Berkshires
Harvard Faces Williams In Tense Hockey Clash Tonight
Harvard holds an edge but coach Winsor warns against overconfidence after a recent loss to Canada. Williams, aided by graduate players and Joe Peacock, arrives with a strong road-work program and a history of solid showings in Providence. Referee Dr. Genres W. Tingley upholds a 20 minute period.
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Winsor
Crimson
Williams
Joe Peacock
Pittsfield
Wiliams
Townsend, W
Conklin
Cole
Genres W. ‘Tingley
Tufts Baseball Candidacy Report Sees Freshmen Group
Eleven men reported to Coach Slattery for Tufts baseball battery candidates at the first call in the cage. Krepps and Eastman, last year's varsity battery, returned with five freshmen among the hopefuls. Notable names include O Mera a top freshman pitcher and Nash former East Bridgewater High captain.
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Slattery
Tufts College
Krepps
Eastman
Golden
Colcord
O'Mara
Olson
Porter
Devo
Wall
McKensie
Nash
Dean
East Bridgewater High
Spectators and Judges Highlight Football and Track Debates
In New York a rules committee session stresses spectator role in football and debates AUA officiating. Yale criticizes, Lill’s call on Gordon in the mile draws talk. Harvard’s Donovan faces criticism over Bingham Capper in a 10 yard dash with tough relays ahead. Bronson eyes lighterWeights division after near upset. Keane and Magee express pride in their teams.
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New York
Henry Ketcham
Yale
Pooch Donovan
Harvard
Billy Bingham
Frank Capper
Crimson
Joe Higgins
Holy Cross
Bingham
Capper
Indoor relay talk and college teams face tough tests
Syracuse trails Columbia in a relay at the B A A games while Magee earns a Maine intercollegiate indoor relay title. The piece ponders Holy Cross versus Harvard in 1500 yard events and questions the value of special races in the indoor program amid concerns from trainer Jack Ryder about strain and scratch runners.
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Syracuse
Columbia
Magee
State of Maine
Holy Cross
Bart Sullivan
Harvard
Jack Ryder
Jack
Ryder
Inquiries on Amateur Boxing Rules and Fights
Inquiries printed about boxing eligibility for AAU membership and about Willard's ring history. Readers asked if boxers must join the AAU to compete. Willard’s only noted bouts include a 20 round loss to Berens in May 1913 in San Francisco.
Boxing Notes Spark Weekend Fights Across the East
Gilbert Gallant of Chelsea returns to the ring tonight in Brooklyn for a 10 rounder with Phil Bloom. Other battles loom in Portsmouth and North Abington with Belgian Brown, Young Jasper, Joe Shugrue, and Bill McKinnon among contenders. Promotions push on as clubs plan tours and boxers ship plans to New Orleans Memphis and Havana.
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Chelsea
Phil Bloom
Brooklyn
Gilbert
Bloom
Alex McLean
Gil
McKean
Gallant
Joe Shugrue
George Freeman
Bill McKinnon
Roxbury
Bob LeFavour
Brockton
A. C
North Abington
Joe McCarthy
Eddie Murphy
Boston
New Orleans
Crescent City
Frankie Callahan
Memphis
Freddie Welsh
Ad Wolgast
Kenosha
Wis
Murphy
Joe
Europe
Gossip in Motoring Circles and Upcoming Speed Contests
Massachusetts Automobile Operators Association hosts its annual dancing party at Horticultural Hall tonight. Notables include Reed of Reed Crockett Co returning with an eight cylinder Detroiter, and Harry Davis of Phantom Rival Co visiting Bay State Automobile Association. Various figures report fishing success at Lake Boon and Detroit show attendance. The Gray Prix and Vanderbilt Cup entries total 19 with diverse makes and strong speed contenders.
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Massachusetts Automobile Operators’ Association
Horticultural Hall
Harry Davis
United States Tire Company
Phantom Rival Company
Bay State Automobile Association
Mr. Davis
Mercers
Deusenbergs
Man
Simplex
Chevrolet
Delage
Tahis
Rudolph Can See Victory In Theatre of Baseball
Richard Dick Rudolph, described as a demonstrator of many arts and a builder of champions, arrives in the city with a bright automobile for a week at the Howard. He is portrayed as a real actor in town and signals his showman persona. His appearance foreshadows a busy engagement and possible high-profile performances.
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Lenox A. C
Gloucester
Board of Health
Richard
Rudolph
the Howard
Braves Optimistic On Quest For Pennant With Magee
Dick predicts a repeat for the Braves with Magee added to the regulars. He says Captain Johnny Evers, recovering from pneumonia, should be among those responding to the call. Rudolph toured the Braves new Allston home site with Nickerson and met Rebel McTigue who backs a Nashville season for his health return. McTigue believes the Braves can repeat if they start physically ready.
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Braves
Champs
Magee
Johnny Evers
Evers
Rebel McTigue
Rebel
Nashville
Hub Perdue
Wilson Collins
Perdue
Gallatin
Collins
Vanderbilt University
McTigue
Boston Schoolboy Indoor Meet Set for February 27
Manager George W Brown of the annual indoor schoolboy meeting announces entries open for February 27 at Mechanics Building under the Boston Athletic Association. Age limit 26. Teams may enter three per event, two in 1000 yard and one mile, three prizes per event. A solid silver cup awarded to the top scoring school. Entry fee 50 cents per man. Entries close February 20 with Brown, Exeter Street, Boston.
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George W. Brown
Mechanics Building
Boston Athletic Association
Exeter Street
Boston
Harvard Keeps Harvard Not to Number Players
Harvard and its football leadership remain opposed to numbering players next season. Coach Haughton and Dean Briggs defend individuality and team play, while fans and student body argue numbers aid scouts and diminish the sport’s allure.
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Haughton
Dean Briggs
Brickley
Mahan
Hardwick
LeGore
Spears
Pennock
Whitney
Huntington Track Team Prepares For New York Meet
Huntington School will send 10 or 12 athletes to a Barnard College hosted meet in New York on March 6. Captain Ziegler Berry Clancy Jones L Lawrence Ricco Beebe Algar Verder and Raling are slated for regular events, Collinson to the novice 60 yard dash and Skinner to the novice shot put.
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Huntington School
New York
Barnard College
Ziegler
Berry
Clancy
Jones
L Lawrence
Ricco
Beebe
Algar
Verder
Raling
Collinson
Skinner
Middlesex Sportsmen's Banquet Set for Arlington Hall
The Middlesex Sportsmen's Association plans its annual meeting and banquet Thursday evening at Associates Hall Arlington. Secretary W Stuart Allen announces Peter MacQueen will give an illustrated lecture titled The Present War Abroad.
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Middlesex Sportsmen's Association
Associates Hall
Arlington
W. Stuart Allen
Peter MacQueen
Mystic Valley League releases 1915 baseball schedule
Lexington High steps into the Mystic Valley Inter scholastic League with five members Arlington Reading Stoneham and Winchester The league adopts a two game series format with a season ending trophy a silver loving cup and dates from April 24 to June 15 across venues including Lexington Stoneham Winchester Arlington Reading and Wy.
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Lexington High School
Arlington
Reading
Stoneham
Winchester
Lexington High
Woburn High
Stoneham High
Woburn
Winchester H. S
Stoneham H. S
Stoneham 11. S
Lexington H. S
Arlington H. S
Reading H. S
Arlington H.S
Reading H.S
Brookline tops Cambridge in swimming meet
Brookline Gym A A defeated Cambridge Y M C A by 338 to 20. Notable wins include Russell Dean leading Brookline with multiple victories. Relay was Cambridge’s lone win. several events show Brookline sweep including 50 yard, 220 yard, and 100 yard swims with top times and placers listed.
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A. A
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Russell Dean
Cambridge Y. M. C.A
Hadley Blackler
Page
Crowley
Dean
Cambridge
McKenna
Wales
Bird
Hadley
Duffy
Blackler
Prendergast
Porter
Shellback
Brookline TQ Meet Harvard Swimmers Tonight
Harvard and the Brookline Swimming Club clash at the Brookline gym in a dual meet this evening. Brookline is strong led by Elliott Church and Irving Jaquith who are likely to score firsts. Harvard counters with Seymour Gibbs Wentworth Fullerton Seelye Blanchard Jackson Duksor and Ashmond amid a full slate of events.
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Brookline Swimming Club
Brookline Gymnasium
Brookline
Crimson
Elliott Church
New England
Irving Jaquith
Ben James
Barney O’hearn
Herb Holm
George Meehan
Seymour
Gibbs
Wentworth
Fullerton
Seelye
Blanchard
Jackson
Duksor
Ashmond
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