Philadelphia Ends Second in National Squash Championship
Our Boys from Philadelphia finish runner up in the national squash championship, beating Baltimore 3 matches to 2 at the B A A courts. F S White loses to F B Smith in a brilliant display while Riggs, Bates, Tilden, Huhn, and Smith win key matches for Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
America
Baltimore
Boston
F.S. White
National
F. B. Smith
Sterling
Maryland
Protestant Obedience Sermon Urges Wilder Protestantism
The Rev. Dr. George A. Gordon at Old South Church yesterday morning criticized Congregationalists for languor and selfishness. He urged Protestantism to be sweeter stronger and more earnest in light of Catholic church vigor in the community.
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George A. Gordon
Old South Church
Unicorns Meet Delivers Record Indoor Track Show
Arthur Diuffeys reviews a major B A A indoor meeting noting Abel Kiviat defeated by Oscar Hedlund in the hunter mile and praising Hedlund as a top miler. He cites Lawrence and Young Johnstone jumps, Thorpe's versatility, Jones and Hedlund mile times, and Harvard and Columbia relay prospects for the spring season.
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Abel Kiviat
Sheppard
Gissing
Kiviar
Oscar Hedlund
Hedlund
New Yorker
John Paul Jones
Jones
Oe Jones
Jack Ryder
Brookline
Bouts of the Week Card Bouts and Matchups
A listing of boxing bouts featuring Brown versus Billy Galley in North Cambridge and other pairings including Carl Morris against Jim Gilbere in Brooklyn and Moriarty facing Joe Parke in Pittsfield. The card also shows matches such as Faust versus Young Mi, Morgan versus Vereen, and Pan against Ryan, with venues including Indianapolis and Philadelphia noted.
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Billy Galley
Con Po
North Cambridge Orth Cambridge
Carl Morris
Jim
Siner Ren
Butte
Fedle Cortell Powers
Biladelphia
Jim Moriarty
Joe Parke
Pittsfield
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Boxing and athletics notes from local meeting
The article lists plans for ticket applications for achooboy games at Mechan Sen and training on the Irvington street board track. It notes March 20 for the New England boxing championships and April 8 for a national event. It also references judges, upcoming meetings, and pending matches involving K C Brown and Matty Baldwin.
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A. Athletic Committee
Irvington Street Board
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New York
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Boxing Cards Listed With Regional Matchups
Peltaetes Rudy faces Bidle Johnson and Friday Willie Lewis meets Paddy Lavin in Cleveland. Joe Phillips duels Joe Theel in Cleveland while Monte Dale fights Herman Smith in Hornell. Dave Deshler meets Clarence Venus in Kansas City and Dick Nelson clashes with Young Cashman in New York. Phil Cross fights Tommy Carey in New York as Young Cohen meets Kid Julian in Utica. Sunday card includes Johny Coulon versus Frankie Burns in New Orleans.
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Willie Lewis
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Clarence Venus
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New Orleans
Vickers Joins Orioles as 1012 Signing Star Pitches In
Rube Vickers, famed pitcher for the Baltimores and former Holyoke stalwart, becomes the Orioles first signing for 1012. The move marks a high profile addition to the club's new season plans.
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Baltimores
Holyoke
Orioles
Standings of Boston Bowling Leagues to Date
The following is the standing of the bowling leagues in this vicinity to date. It lists teams and individual totals across three-string and single-string formats, including Oxfo rd and Suburban Interclub leagues.
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Oxford
Gittirigesan
New league records set in evolving world of play
A fragmented report notes mention of new league records across multiple contexts. It references a Federal arena, a division of teams, and shifting league standings with emphasis on record achievements and changing structures.
Eyes of Powers on Knox on Caribbean Trip
Washington aboard the anticipated visit by Secretary Knox at Taft’s direction to Caribbean bordering nations draws European diplomat interest. Knox’s New York Bar speech on the Monroe Doctrine is read as a renewed assertion of America for Americans and signals U S resolve.
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Knox
Taft
Caribbean Sea
Mr. Knox
New York State Bar Association
United States
Panama Canal
Central America
Caribbean
Central American diplomacy backs Knox visit to ease tensions
Central American diplomats agree Secretary Knox's trip would reassure nations about U S attitudes, deter European meddling, and explain U S Panama Canal interests. They cite the loan talks with Nicaragua and Honduras and Taft's timely plan to send Knox to the Caribbean to quell revolutions and financial turmoil.
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Panama Canal
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Caribbean
Billy Ganley Beats Friel In Exhibition Squash Match
Billy Ganley of the Tennis and Racquet Club defeated John Friel of Philadelphia in three straight games at the B A A in an exhibition. Ganley showed speed, perfect service, and superb returns, overcoming a close first game 15 12 before a decisive 15 10 final.
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Constantine Hutchins
America
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Baltimore
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Mort Newhall
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F. H. Bates
Philadelphia
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Morton Newhall
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F. S. White
Billy Ganley
Sterling
John Friel
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Jack Soutar
Ganley
Reverend Bailey resigns from Jefferson Street Baptist Church
The Rev. Nathan Bailey, pastor for four years, submitted his resignation to the Jefferson Street Baptist Church in Providence. The departure takes effect March 1 and he will join the North Baptist Church of New Bedford.
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Jefferson Street Baptist Church
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Obedience and vigor in faith called for by Dr Gordon
Dr Gordon praised Protestant obedience to God as a force for good and contrasted Catholic obedience to the Pope. He argued all churches should seek vigor through earnest rivalries and mutual challenge, stressing unity in God while embracing diverse beliefs.
Glidden trophy revival and tire trade facts cited
The Glidden trophy will be contested again this year with a new $5000 cap prize. New Orleans is likely to host the final event, with northern and midwestern cities bidding to start the tour. December 1911 tire exports reached $200,450, and the full year totaled $2,468,177. If all U S cars lined up they would span 1282 miles from New York to Des Moines, totaling about 677,000 machines.
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America
New York City
Des Moines
Iowa
Fred P. Harrington
Harrison Motor Truck Company
Atterbury Motor Truck Company
State House
Fitzgerald
Boston
Old Harvard Man Leads New York Visitor In Trap Shoot
Ben Higginson of the New York Athletic Club, former intercollegiate traps champion at Harvard, won high gun with 110 of 125 targets at a Larchmont Yacht Club clay pigeon shoot on the Sound. Ralph L. Spotts led the club with 105 of 125.
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New York
Larchmont
Prison Warden Stabbed by Convict in Lincoln
Deputy Warden E D Davis of the State penitentiary was stabbed six times by Albert Prince a negro convict and will probably die Three wounds are in the abdomen The attack occurred as the prison chaplain prepared to give benediction with four hundred convicts present Prince a 20 year sentence for assault with intent to kill was restrained by four inmates as Davis retreated toward the door
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State Penitentiary
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Jewish History Society Holds 20th Annual Meeting in Boston
The American Jewish Historical Society meets for its 20th annual gathering in Temple Israel Boston. The vestry hosts three sessions with scholarly papers on Jewish topics and officer and committee reports. About 50 members attend.
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Jewish Historical Society Founded and Meetings Report
The Jewish Historical Society was founded June 7 1892 in the Jewish Theological Seminary of America New York to promote research on Jewish history. It now lists 344 members under President Cyrus Adler former Smithsonian librarian and Draper College head. Dr. David Philipson’s paper on William Bradford’s Hebrew inscription was read by Albert M. Friedenberg. the phrase is interpreted as a biblical exaltation about the Lord being life light rock or strength.
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Jeffries Plans Last Chance Challenge Toward Reno Rematch
James J. Jeffries, in Los Angeles, prepares to challenge Jack Johnson for one final Reno bout. A close friend cites secret training, improved form since the Reno fight, and a possible new training scheme. A formal plan or purse details are expected to be announced tomorrow.
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Jim” Flynn
James J. Jeffries
Jack
Johnson
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