Melrose tops Dartmouth freshmen 2 1 in hockey
Melrose High defeated Dartmouth freshmen 2 1 in Hanover New Hampshire as Tirrell Nowell and Murphy scored for Melrose while Gale stopped 21 shots for Dartmouth and Dyke made six saves for Melrose. The game featured fast skating and strong defense.
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Dartmouth
Melrose
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Nowell
Murphy
Austin
Fiedvitt
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Brookline Wrestlers Set for Prince Ton Trip Wins All Bouts
Brookline hosts three wrestling meets as locals capture all firsts. Captain Leo Handy and Mike Prendergast each win two events, with Handy winning the plunge and relay captaincy. Don Richardson of Brookline beats Handy in the 220, securing Richardson’s letter.
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Princeton
Brookline
Leo Handy
Mike Prendergast
Leo
Don Richardson
Malden
Roger Bird
Darling
McKinnon
Woods
Handy
Woodward
Campbell
Lawrence
Snow
Mechanics
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Giffels
Welsh
Lombard
Prendergast
Mech
Captain Handy
Jacquith
Dolan
Cunniff
Phil Richardson
Bowdidge
Boston Faces Busy NL Schedule and Weighs Star Races
The article sketches Boston Baseball's upcoming schedule including Bunker Hill Day Fourth of July and Labor Day outings. It questions whether Dave Caldwell is strained or Meredith returns at peak, notes a canceled 600 yard race, and highlights boxer Willard Moran plans and indoor track prospects like Blair of Medford and Drew. it mentions Jack Ryan’s injury and Drew’s potential outdoors.
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Boston
Stallings
Bailiwick
Dave Caldwell
Meredith
Willard Moran Final Bout Card Signed for Madison Square Garden
Final articles were signed in New York for a 10 round no decision fight between Jess Willard the world heavyweight champion and Frank Moran the title challenger at Madison Square Garden on March 8.
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Jess Willard
Frank Moran
Madison Square Garden
Willard
Jack Johnson
New York
Boston College High Edges Malden High in Overtime
After ten minutes of overtime McIntire scored the winning goal for Boston College High against Malden High at Malden. Final score 3 to 2. Referee Walker. Timers Page and Marsh. Time two 20 and one 10 minute periods.
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B.C. High
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Milton Academy Beats Brookline in Hockey at Cunningham Rink
Milton Academy defeated Brookline High 4 to 1 at Cunningham Rink in East Milton yesterday. Scoring by Fennessy and Humphrey twice, Johnson and Hastings added goals while referees Whitaker Weld Wood Timor Crompton oversaw a 20 and 18 minute period game.
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Brookline High
Cunningham
East Milton
Milton Rcad
Brookline
H. Hastings
Potter
Follett Cabot
G. Johnson
Eeseranese
Arthur Humphrey
Skpenmeeey Page
Lincoln
Taylor Dickson
Eceercsurnucecs
Hern Jononon
Ani D. Palmer
Threshle Bwigert
Marshall
Fennessy
Humphrey
Johnson
Hastin
Whitaker
Weld, Wood
Timor—Crompton
Motors and Racing News From The Pacific Coast
Beverly reader notes Chevrolet leads industry volumes over rival railroads. Chester Campbell plans Washington trip. Alfred Morse tests the Ross car in New England. The 1916 motor racing season opens with the George Washington sweepstakes at Ascot Park Los Angeles. Sprint races March 5 and a 200 mile race March 19 offer prizes near 18000. Wrestling show tonight at Hippodrome features George Bentel Frank Lowry Will Bingham Takawich Goulette Bolin Michailoff Weidemann and ticket validity clarified by Mr Tuohey.
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Ascot Park Speedway
Los Angeles
Ascot
George R. Bentel
Frank Lowry
Hippodrome
George Tuohey
Will Bingham
New York A. C
Goulette
Bolin
Michailoff
Weidemann
Tuohey
Western races move to New York for AA A entries
The four Western races are being organized in New York with the American Automobile Association to secure entries.
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New York
American Automobile Association
Concord Coon Club Banquet Held at Colonial Inn
The Concord Coon Club held its annual banquet at the Colonial Inn in Concord last evening with nearly 100 attendees.
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Concord Coon Club
Colonial Inn
Concord
Prints Given to Wrestlers
Harvard’s wrestling room displays 250 prints gifted by Walter Page and his son illustrating holds from ancient Greek to modern Frank Gotch wrestling. Coach Anderson notes the collection, housed in Hemenway gymnasium, will help mat men absorb era spanning techniques.
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Mt. Olympus
Frank Gotch
Harvard
Walter Page
Anderson
Hemenway Gymnasium
Horsemen Gather in Boston for Racing Excitement
President Maberry of the Metropolitan Driving Club outlines a visit by visiting horsemen. The New England Circuit stewards meet in the forenoon with possible Charles River Speedway races at 1 pm. An open meeting at the American House follows at 4 pm, then a banquet in the evening with Homer J. Kline and Henry J. Nealley in attendance.
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Metropolitan Driving Club
Boston
New England
Charles River Speedway
Homer J. Kline
Cleveland
Henry J. Nealley
New York State Fair
Brookline High Dominates Triangular Swim Meet
Brookline High School swam to a decisive 49 1 2 to 10 1 2 victory over Malden High, with Mechanic Arts trailing at 9 1 2 in the Brookline gym yesterday afternoon.
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Malden High and Mechanic Arts School
Brookline
Malden
Mechanic Arts
Two Bay State Women Qualify for Pinehurst St Valentine Meet
Pinehurst N C Feb 9 Mrs J W Hurd of Pittsburg the former Dorothy Campbell national champion for the United States and Great Britain won the gold medal for the best qualifying score in the St Valentine tournament for women Her score was 67 47 out and 48 in Miss Elinor Gates Locust Valley was a close second with 96 44 out and 52 in Among the 32 qualifiers were Massachusetts entrants Mrs C F Lancester Auburndale and Mrs Jessica Rae Brookline Lancester to meet Mrs J T Newton Pinehurst in first round match play tomorrow Rae to meet Mrs H H Rackham Detroit.
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J. W. Hurd
Pittsburg
Dorothy Campbell
United States
Great Britain
Hurd
Elinor Gates
Locust Valley
Miss Gates
Massachusetts
C. F. Lancester
Auburndale
Jessica Rae
Brookline
Lancester
J. T. Newton
Rae
H. H. Rackham
Detroit
Tech to Play Amherst and Williams in Weekend Hockey
The Tech hockey team will play Amherst at Amherst's rink if cold weather keeps the ice decent. The following day the seven will travel to Williamstown for a game with Williams College.
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Amherst
Williamstown
Williams College
World record set by Bow Arch ie Walsh in ten strings
A. I Bow Arch ie Walsh allegedly set a world record of 1242 in ten strings. The rest discusses times in the Hunter and Baxter miles and who refereed the Jeffries Johnson bout. Caldwell and Ryan posted notable mile times with shoe differences cited. Fane Sullivan was knocked out by Corbett in the 21st round.
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Archie Walsh
Caldwell
Ryan
Jeffries-Johnson
Reno
Nev
Tex Rickard
Charlie White
New York
Rickard
White
Fane Sullivan
Corbett
Willard Moran Title Fight Purse Under NY Boxing Rules
The match will follow New York State Boxing Commission rules. Willard posts 5000 forfeit and 2300 for Moran, with Willard’s total purse rising to 40000 plus 6100 in bonuses and film receipts. Moran’s total reaches 35000 with bonuses and receipts. Promoters Tex Rickard Sam McCracken and managers Jones and Dorgan sign separate contracts. a referee will be chosen tomorrow with several former heavyweight champions considered.
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New York State Boxing Commission
Willard
Moran
Tex Rickard
Sam McCracken
Tom
Rickard
McCracken
Middlesex Rifle Club to Hold Open Shoot Saturday
Byron Taunt secretary of the Middlesex Rifle Club of Lincoln announced an open shoot at the club range on Tower Road Lincoln. Events will run on 200 300 and 500 yard ranges with cups offered as prizes in several events.
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Byron Taunt
Middlesex Rifle Club of
Lincoln
Tower Road
Boston Cigar Industry Highlights and Payroll
The Quincy cigar is a leading Boston product with about 2500 cigar makers in the city. Cigar manufacturing ranks as a major local industry with payrolls exceeding 3 million dollars annually, second only to candy. Average weekly wages surpass 20 dollars.
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Boston
Mr. Quincy
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