Dartmouth Winter Carnival Thrills at Hanover Meet
Perfect snow conditions opening day of the Dartmouth Outing Club carnival brought long jumps and crowd favorites. C G Paulson of New Hampshire State staged a sensational ski somersault while F H Harris J P Bowler and J A Carleton wowed spectators with a triple jump. Dartmouth won the cross country ski team race against McGill 34 to 28. O J Fredericksen led the three mile course in 20 minutes 11 2 5 seconds. A novelty quarter mile ski sprint down Main Street was won by I G Wolff of New York City.
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Dartmouth students halt carnival to battle warehouse fire
Hanover February 11 Dartmouth students and guests in full dress abandoned the winter carnival ball to help fire fighters fight a blaze that consumed the Ward and Davidson store complex. The fire caused by faulty wiring spread to I. W. Leavitt’s barn, five horses were rescued with difficulty, and overall losses were slight.
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Dartmouth
Ward & Davidson
I. W. Leavitt
Dartmouth Greens Edge Bishop's College 8 2 in Hanover
Dartmouth defeats Bishop's College 8 to 2 in an fast paced hockey exhibition at Hanover. Cap tain Murchie drives a highlight goal after three minutes of play in the second half. First Dartmouth six man lineup debuts as Gillander Pender lead the Canadian side.
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Bishop’s College of Quebec
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Hyde Park Wins Meet In Dual Track Event
Hyde Park High defeated East Boston High 74 1 2 to 67 1 2 in a Paris street gym dual in East Boston. East Boston won the junior relay led by Goldberg as the team nosed in at the finish. Notable wins included Goldberg in the shot put and Campbell in the 25 yard dash for East Boston.
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Paris Street Gymnasium
East Boston
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Hyde Park
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Wolinsky
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Curran
Chick
McAfee
Eastman
Ondale the trotter dies at Glen Take Farm near Lexington
Ondale the noted sire of Billy Burke and Miss Harris M. died at Glen Take Farm near Lexington Kentucky. Billy Burke reportedly sold to an Austrian for 40000 dollars. Ondale produced a long line of performers with records under 2 30.
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Miss Harris M
Glen Take
Arlington High beats Medford in double overtime
A long shot by Peabody of Arlington High deflected by Parnell found the Medford net in the second overtime, giving Arlington a 2 to 1 victory in the Medford High Arlington High Interscholastic league game yesterday afternoon.
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Arlington High
Parnell
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Phillies Acquire Chief Bender for Spring Training
Philadelphia reports that Chief Bender, former Athletics star pitcher, accepted terms from manager Pat Moran and will sign to join the Phillies for the spring training trip south. Bender, a free agent after the Federal league dissolution, chose Philadelphia over rivals including the New York Giants after prior talks in December and a dispute with the Baltimore league club was settled.
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Pat Moran
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New York Giants
Charley Dooin
Giants
Moran
Baltimore
Brookline High to Face Huntington in Early March Dual Meet
Brookline High and Huntington School swimmers will compete in a dual meet in the first week of March. The agreement, reached yesterday, ends rumors that Huntington would skip a match against Brookline, formalizing the confrontation between the two teams.
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Brookline High
Huntington School
Huntington
Brookline
Milton Academy Second Team Edges Latin School 5 4
Boston Latin School fell 5 4 to Milton Academy second team at Milton rink yesterday afternoon. Johnson and Lincoln starred for Milton while Coughlin and Crosby scored twice for Latin School in a high scoring hockey clash.
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Milton Academy
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Lincoln
Milton
Coughlin
Crosby
Latin School
Arlington High 2 Medford High 1 hockey thriller
Arlington High edges Medford High 2 1 in two overtime periods. Reycroft opened the scoring in the first period after a scrimmage in front of the Medford net. Peabody scored the game winner in overtime as Parnell redirected the shot past Sanford. Referees were Walter Grannan and Walter Whitaker with goal umpires Donnellan and Collins.
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Sanford
Donnellan
Peabody
Parnell
Laird Ae McCarthy
Robinson
R W
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Tissiee
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Prendergast
Severy
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Nwoess
Ballou Beth
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Medford High
Walter R. Grannan
Walter Whittaker
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Long and Smith
Revere High Tops Boston English in Shared Ocean Pier Meet
Revere High won a dual swimming meet at Ocean Pier tank Revere against Boston English High with a score of 40 to 12. Norman Fermoyle led with 25 yard dash 11 seconds claimed as a schoolboy record. Hurley Maniff and others placed in sprints and dives.
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Boston
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Harvard Wrestlers Ready to Meet Princeton Tigers
The Harvard wrestling team travels to Princeton this evening for the annual match. Captain A. J. Weatherhead returns to lead the Crimson against D. G. Turner, the 175-pound Princeton title holder, as the squad departs Boston at 10 o'clock.
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West Roxbury Dominates Mechanic Arts In Track Meet
West Roxbury High School swept the junior and intermediate boys track events at Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain yesterday beating Mechanic Arts 92 to 17. West Roxbury won multiple events and placed all four scorers in several races led by Lyons O Donnell Daley Penning Brigham Haskell and others with victories in sprints distances jumps relays and distance runs.
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St Louis Browns Stock Raised as Local Owners Named
The St. Louis American League Baseball Company capital stock rose from 80000 to 400000 with a deed recorded in St Louis. Bodier Realty and Investment increased from 125000 to 200000. The filing shows new owners mainly from the St Louis Federal league club. Shareholders include Phil Ball 2850, Otto F Stifel 7383, James W Garneau 109, L B Von Weise 4, S L Swarts 4 shares.
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Newton High Dominates Dual Meet With Boston College High
Newton High School track men swept firsts in a dual meet at Newton Gym defeating Boston College High 591 2 to 81 2. Star Roberts tied his high jump record at 5 feet 10 3 4 inches and won the shot put 41 feet 11 inches. Dempsey led BC High in performance.
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Dempsey
Newton High Beats Huntington 2 to 0 at Brae-Burn rink
Newton High defeated Huntington School 2 to 0 in a tight game at Brae-Burn Country Club Rink. Bruner and Fiske scored, with Captain Burkhardt solid throughout as Newton held an offensive edge. Referee King officiated. Furbush and Murphy kept the goal nets clear.
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