Hub teams will soon go south in spring procession
New England football and boxing fans anticipate a revival as Red Sox spring training heads to Hot Springs. Nuffred McGreevey and Hugh Duffy spark renewed interest, with fan groups planning to travel in two special cars. Local bouts feature Jack Sullivan’s upset win over George Robinson and Fred Fulton defeating Battling McCreary, plus Tremblay edging Young Jack Johnson and Collins beating McCarthy.
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Braves
South Station
John S. Taylor
Tool
Nuffred McGreevey
Boston Royal Rooters
Valley of Vapors
Nuff Ced
Hugh Duffy
Jack Kelleher
Watertown
Jack Donnelly
Lowell
the McDonoughs
Lewiston
Joe Burns
Taunton
George Robinson
Cambridge
Robinson
Sullivan
Jack
Fred Fulton
Hudson
Wis
Battling McCreary
Boston
McCreary
Fred
Fulton
Eddie Tremblay
Jack Johnson
Tremblay
Johnson
Joe Collins
North End
Eddie McCarthy
Medford
Melrose High Edges Cambridge Latin In One-Nothing Win
About 3000 fans watched Melrose High edge Cambridge Latin 1 0 at Ell Pond Melrose in a hard fought outdoor hockey match. The game matched two top Greater Boston schoolboy teams and drew a large local crowd to the winter sport spectacle.
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George MacPheters
Melrose High Seven
Cambridge Latin
Ell Pond
Melrose
Greater Boston
Velvet Audubon Fabric Inspires Elegant Negligees
A new velvet fabric named Audubon captivates design with a refined appeal for negligees. Embroidery reveals a distinct Oriental influence enhancing the garment’s delicate appeal.
Umpire ruling on catcher interference and squeeze bunt play
In a summer game a squeeze bunt caused confusion and protest after the ball struck foul territory and then deflected fair. The catcher’s interference gave the batsman first base while the runner on third scored. the balk allowed other runners to advance.
CuBill Quiruns Jose Ray win at Millrose Indoor Games
Hal C. Cutbill of the Boston AA won the feature track event the Rodman Wanamaker invitation scratch at 1 1 2 miles in Madison Square Garden during the Millrose Indoor Games in New York.
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New York
Hal C. Cutbill
Boston
Tri City Boxers Offer Night of Fresh Amateur Talent
Tonight the Tri City boxing card shifts from professional to amateur action. Pro boxers have controlled the season but this event will showcase the amateurs in their best light, offering fans a chance to see young talent in the ring.
Demers Ready to Box Dailey in Commercial A C Show
New Bedford bantamweight Paul Demers says he is not worried by Erie’s Joey Dailey boasting of his record. Demers notes wins over Able Friedman and Paddy Owens and a 10 round draw with Pete Herman. A New Bedford delegation attends the bout as Jack Mansfield substitutes for Johnny McGovern to face Al Ready in the semi final.
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Paul Demers
New Bedford
Joey Dailey
Erie
Penn
A. C
Scenic Temple
Dailey
New England
Demers
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
Able Friedman
Paddy Owens
Pete Herman
Commercial A. C
School Street
Johnny McGovern
Woburn
Jack Mansfield
al Ready
Chelsea
Shoe Traders Face Rivalry In Winsor Cup Clash
Boston Shoe Trades Club aims to upset B A in game two at New Boston Arena tonight. Captain Haymie Skilton reshapes lineup to favor scoring while Irving Small and Paul O Sullivan duel in defense. Ticket demand runs high and few seats remain before noon.
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Boston Shoe Trades
Boston Arena
Haymie Skilton
Shoe Trades
Irving Small
Paul O’sullivan
Small
O’sullivan
Paul
Brown
Ray and Cutbill duel at indoor meet led by Cutbill win
At the Illinois A C Chicago meet Cutbill won the 76 yard hurdles and 114 mile run, with Jose Ray of Illinois A C finishing second to Cutbill in the 114 mile event. J J Connolly placed third. Ray had previously held the distance record and led late before being forced wide.
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Jose Ray
Illinois A. C
Chicago
Cutbill
J. J. Connolly
Georgetown University
Ray
Earl Thomson
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Leonard
Morice
Slocum
Watson
Penn State
Columbia
Sun
Loren Murchison
Jackson V. Scholz
Detroit A. C
Alfred le Coney
Lafayette College
Rodman Wanamaker
Catbill
Boston
A. A
Jose W. Ray
Karl Thomson
Frank J.oomis, Jr
Joseph “Inser
New York University
Colby
Brooklyn College
Boston College
Holy Cross
Notre Dame
John Murphy
Richmond London
Yale University
Walter Whalen
Philadelphia
Landon
Sidney Leslie
New York
Joseph T. Higgins
New York Athletic Club
James J. Connolly
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Rodgers
Brown
Eby
Massachusetts Inte * Technology
Gordon T. Nightingale
University of West Virginia
E. J. Garvey, Jr
Vaylist
A. C
Max Bohland
Arlington High thrashes Malden 7 0 in hockey clash
Arlington High School dominated Malden High School 7 0 at Spy Pond Rink in an Interscholastic Hockey League game. Tobin and Lynch each scored four goals, Hardy added one, with referees and timekeepers noted for a three period match.
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Malden High School
Spy Pond
Arlington
Tobin
Lynch
Hardy
Rover
Arlington High
Malden High
Donnelly
Hammond
Upham Ryne
Nasonae Oie High School
Figncd
Jest
Olson
Gay and
Murph
Ogilvie
Yale Webfeet Triumph Over Wesleyan In Swim Meet
Yale defeated Wesleyan 46 to 7 in New Haven. Lee Jelliffe of Brooklyn won the 10 yard race in 57.15 seconds, breaking the Carnegie pool record by 0.2 seconds. Yale swept events led by Pratt and Crane with strong diving and a Yale 200 yard relay victory by Solley Neville Tyler and Gauss.
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Yale
Wesleyan
Lee Jelliffe
Brooklyn
Carnegie
John Hincks
Eli
Williams
Jelliffe
Pratt
Paul Crane
Chicago
Binney
Thurston
Berrien
Marshall
Cook
Johnson
Cooper
Guernsey
Southwick
Crane
Foster
Ferguson
Solley
Neville
Tyler
Gauss
Tim
Babe Ruth Home Run Stature to Stay Amid Yankee Move
Babe Ruth’s high home run rate will not suffer as the Yankees shift to their new Bronx stadium. Colonel T. L. Huston, part owner, said the stands at the new Yankee Stadium will be at similar distances from the plate as at the Polo Grounds, easing fears Ruth would need more power.
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Babe Ruth
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Bronx
Yankee Stadium
T. L. Huston
Babe
A JUMPER ENTERS LEGION MEET WITH B A A BACKGROUND
Walter Whalen has submitted his high jump entry for the American Legion games at East Newton Street Armory on Washington's Birthday. The former B A A jumper plans to compete and is expected to be joined by top rivals including Johnny Murphy and Landos of Yale, heightening the meet's prestige.
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Walter Whalen
East Newton Street
Washington
Johnny Lane
Johnny Murphy
Boston
Landos
Yale
Latin Drill Hall Meet: Boston Latin Leads Dorchester
Boston Latin jumped ahead of Dorchester High in field events at the Latin Drill Hall with 65 points to 34. Running events are scheduled for today at the East Armory.
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Boston Latin
Dorchester High
Dorchester
East Armory
Tri City Boxing Tourney Set At Mechanics Building
Tonight’s event features top boys from 108 115 125 135 and 145 pounds from Boston South Boston Cambridge Medford North End Brockton Navy New York Pittsburg in a high rivalry intercity show. New England AAU ticket office at 28 School Street open all day.
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Mechanics’ Building
New York
Pittsburg
New England
School Street
Henry Ford
Boston
William O’connell
M. McCalpin
Charles Donovan
South Boston
Frank Wallace
Freddie Saterili
Cambridge
William Singer
R. Honeyford
Harold Sullivan
Eddie Sawyer
North End
Jack Stark
Willie Linder
Joe Gregory
Medford
James Gregory
Ben Ponteau
Jack Zivic
Henry C. Bohli
Melrose Edges Cambridge in Slow Arena Hockey Clash
Melrose and Cambridge battled to a 1 0 score with Manser nets the decisive goal after a sharp pass by Lane. Cantabs showed better team play despite poor ice conditions while Melrose dominated puck control using strong defense from Gentreau and Westhaver in goal. The outcome leaves both teams poised for a rematch at the Arena in coming weeks.
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Melrose
Cambridge
Lane
Manser
Melrose Rover
Jack Fitzgerald
Gentreau
Zarakov
Foley
Tuane
Sawtelle
Culhave Lang
ORDO
Gentreau Westhaven
Fitzgerald
Melrose High
Cambridge Latin
Bob Miffodr
Reinsmen Have Their Big Day in New England
New England horsemen held their annual banquet at the American House yesterday with record attendance. Racing circuit dates were announced: Medford June 12 Woonsocket June 19 Avon June 26 Windsor July 4 Springfield July 11 Northampton July 18 Greenfield July 25 Worcester August 1 Woonsocket August 8 Medford August 15.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Acseeubiacdanaee
New York
Philadelphia
Alwa Shere
Ste
Chicago ST. Louis
Bos
Independen
Iesure
New England
Medford
Woonsocket
Avon
Windsor
Springfield
Northampton
Greenfield
Worcester
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