Yale Announces 26 Game Baseball Schedule For Season
Yale university announces a 26 game baseball slate for the season led by President Weir Sargent. The schedule includes games with Princeton Harvard West Virginia and Columbia with home and away dates set from April through June and a Memorial Day feature with the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
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Smith and Muggsy boxing dreams spark Boston bout traffic
The column outlines plans for Georges Carpentier to sail for America in March and a Dempsey rematch in September. It highlights New Jersey or New York as Labor Day hosts, Buzz over Muggsy’s challengers Eddie Shevlin Terry Brooks and Billy Carney, and a possible Kirby Corcoran versus Muggsy clash in the Fenway A. A. setup with Meichanics Building crowds and ticket tiers. It also mentions Gowdy Dundee gate receipts and boxing prompts around O Dowd Wilson and Leonard Dundee, plus labor wear theories tied to shipyard workers.
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Dempsey
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Tommy Klopy Corcoran
Lawrence
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Mike O'Dowd
Johnny Wilson
Charlestown
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O’dowd
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Dartmouth
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Pete Herman
Johnny Dundee
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Flu Forces Postponement of Bowdoin Track Meet
Bowdoin College postponed the interscholastic track meet and relay carnival set for tomorrow in Brunswick Maine due to widespread influenza and colds across the state.
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Donovan Endorsed by New England Athletic Official
A New England athletic figure endorses William F. Pooch Donovan as trainer for the American Olympic team bound for Antwerp. The note highlights Donovan and other New England trainers like Keane Fitzpatrick, Steve Farrell, and Johnny Mack as fitting choices, with Jack Moakley as a possible rival.
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Athens
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Pooch’ Donovan
Harvard
Keane Fitzpatrick
Princeton
Steve Farrell
Michigan
Johnny Mack
Yale
Cornell
Natick
Friday the 13th Reflections On Baseball News and Politics
A satirical wrap recounts Friday the 13th charm and chaos in sports and politics. It lampoons Ban Johnson and the A L power struggle, notes shifts in teams and players, and ends with quips about Bryan records and public memory.
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Peaceful Olympic hopes brighten big league era
Arthur Duffey notes a thaw among American and National league magnates. Mike O'Dowd pursues Georges Carpentier while Deschamps guides the French idol. Karl Thomson may be ruled ineligible for the U S team, Sylvester Walker Smith steps up in hurdles, and a notable mile trophy boosts the American Legion games.
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Deschamps
Mike
Karl Thomson
America
Thompson
Canada
Thomson
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Maple Leaf
Sylvester
Syracuse
Walker Smith
Uncle Sam
Interscholastic Ice Clash at Cambridge Pavilion
Arlington and Melrose High School ice teams meet tonight in a double bill at Cambridge Pavilion. This league game marks the rivals first appearance on the pavilion ice ahead of the championship series.
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Boston Braves
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Boston College High Prevails in Dorchester Track Meet
B C High swept the field events collecting 28 of 83 points in the Dorchester meet with running events to come at East Armory. Standout marks included Flahive brothers tying for first in the running high jump and Hurley winning the standing broad jump for BC High.
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Boston College
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C. Flahive
Lin
Gleason
Welsh
B. C
Mulcahy
Low
McDonald
Casell
Perkins
St John's Prep Edges English High 1-0 In Ice Bout
St John's Prep defeated English High 1 to 0 on the ice. Gagnon starred for the home team while Regan was injured and removed from the game. Referee Edmund oversaw two 15 minute periods.
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St. John’s Prep
English High
Regan
Gagnon
Boston
ST. John’s
Healy
Tenes Uwiawessess
McDonald Aaron
G V.s
McCartnell
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