Lowell Whites Plymouth In Easy Court Victory
Lowell defeats Plymouth 9 to 1 in a low scoring game. Murphy leads Lowell with 8 Rushes against Plymouth’s 1 and Fox posts 21 stops while Cusie tallies 26. An on floor incident ends with Murphy and Jean being ejected after blows. Attendance 80. Hipson absent due to prior criticism. amateur substitute plays for Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Plymouth
Hipson
Murphy
Jean
Lewis
Fox
Cusie
Miller
Hart
Connell
Thresholded Losses in Knickerbocker Club Tilt
The Knickerbocker Athletic Club event in New York produced a dramatic finish as Charles Conklin of Chicago defeated Charles Threshie of Boston 400 to 393 in eighty eight innings. Referee M O Presley of New York oversaw the match. Later Conklin fell to Wilson H Sigourney of San Francisco by 400 to 350 as fifty seven innings were played. Standings show Sigourney and Mial tied at 4-1, Norris 8-1, Conkling 3-2, Threshie 2-3, Hendrick 1-5, Miller 1-6.
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New York
Conklin
Threshie
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Chicago
Charles EK
Charles Threshie
Boston
M. O. Presley
Conkling
Wilson H. Sigourney
San Francisco
Sigourney
Mial
Norris
Hendrick
Miller
Harvard Ready to Meet Yale Over Athletic Relations
Unofficial reports say Harvard will issue a definite statement next week on future relations with Yale, aiming to resume friendly rivalry in sports. Harvard's athletic committee seeks a peaceful settlement and to keep open prospects for a Poughkeepsie regatta, with Yale given the first 99 chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Hollis
Cambridge
Storrow
Higginson
Poughkeepsie
Harvard Baseball Candidates Meet to Discuss Season
Harvard plans a meeting in lower Massachusetts Hall tonight to discuss the coming season. Nearly 100 men are expected to submit their names as candidates for the team. Among newcomers is Matthews from Andover who played quarter on the football team last fall.
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Harvard
Massachusetts Hall
Matthews
Andover
Harvard Athletes Lead in Christian Association
Six Harvard Crimson leaders were elected to top posts in the Harvard Christian Association. President O. G. Frantz known as Home Run Frantz leads a list including R. S. Wallace vice president, R. Oveson treasurer, W. Bowle corresponding secretary, R. A. Derby recording secretary, and F. W. Foster librarian. Foster is noted as a strong winter runner and relay team member.
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Harvard
Crimson University
Harvard Christian Association
O. G. Frantz
R. S. Wallace
R. Oveson
W. R. 2Owle
R. A. Derby
F. W. Co. Foster
Frantz
Wallace
Association
Oveson
Derby
Dick” Derby
Bowie
Foster
Pennsylvania
Christian Association
Royal party attends Niagara Rink skating finals
King Edward Queen Alexandra and royal suite witness world figure skating finals at the Niagara Rink. Usalchow of Stockholm retains the championship with Mrs. Edgar Syers of England second and M. Jordan of Berlin third. Mr and Mrs Syvers win pairs title.
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Lonsdon
Edward
Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince
Princess Charles
Denmark
Victoria
Niagara Rink
Usalchow
Stockholm
Edgar Syers
England
M. Jordan
Berlin
Syvers
Worcester Defeats Lawrence In Rough Local Match
Worcester won 14 to 8 over Lawrence in a rough night game attended by about 600. Daly starred at first rush with strong play while Gavitt filled in. Stops and rush statistics were listed with Tibbetts and Bannon for defense.
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Lawrence
Worcester
Onight
To & Warner
Rush
Gavitt
Daly
Tibbetts
Bannon
Jason
Wiley
Furbush
Sainte
Salem Polo Triumphs Over Lewiston 4 to 3
Salem defeats Lewiston 4 to 3 in Salem tonight. Burgess held strong for Lewiston while Wodtke and O Hara starred for Salem. The game featured 500 in attendance with Connolly refereeing and Porter as timer. Points tallied: Burgess 40, Uleffernan 17. Whipple 6, McGilveray 4. Foul by Hayes.
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Salem
Lewiston
Burgess
Wodtke and O'Hara
Uleffernan
Whipple
McGilvary
Foul—Hayes
Connolly
Boxing Gossip Sparks City Fight News and Matchups
The column reports Erne and Gans amid a Philadelphia dispute and betting irregularities. It notes Martin versus Childs planned for Feb 24 in Chicago, Hanrahan’s draws with Choynski in Louisville, and multiple Boston Philadelphia boxing prospects including Goodman Fellows and McGovern’s new blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erne-Gans
Philadelphia
Erne
Gans
Denver
Martin
Chicago
Frank Childs
Bill Hanrahan
Childs
Louisville
Hanrahan
Joe Choynski
Choynski
Marvin Hart
Kentucky
South
Kid Goodman
al Fellows
Goodman
al Dougherty
Fellows
Terry McGovern
Dave Sullivan
McGovern
Terry
Hartford
Charley White
Jack Everhardt
South Africa
Barney Furey
New Orleans
Tom Tracey
Australia
Rube Ferns
Hot Springs
George McFadden
Joe Gans
Joe Reed
Boston
John Johnson
New England
Mike Sullivan
Belfield Walcott
Joe Flaherty
Johnson
Frank E. Sawyer
Mike Shallow
Jack Wightman
Bob Montgomery
Montgomery
Jimmy Fitz
South Boston
J. Coughlin
J. McGoldrick
Tornado A. C
Somerville
Kid Lynch
Dan Sampson
Tommy Devine
Billy Gardner
Martin Flaherty
Sam Francis
Bill Morgan
Cambridge
Tife
Brockton
Joe Burbanks
William Watson
John J. Little
Fife
J. A
YM. C. A. Athletes Exhibit Crowded Gym Night
The Y M C A building hosted its annual gymnastic exhibition with a reception, music by the Y M C A Orchestra and Banjo Mandolin Guitar Club, and competitions including basketball games Boston vs Reading 21–10 and Boston Juniors 28 English High 12.
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At & O
Y. M. C. A. Banjo
Reading
Boston Y. M. C. A
Boston
Spencery
R. F
Jackson
James
Weeber
Bolger
R. G
Hurley
Reading Y. M. C. A
Whall
Barr
S. Hodson
Sederquist
R. Hodgen
Spencer
Whitten
Veeman
Blake
Wyman
J. J
Goggins
Olcott
Seymour
Bjorshoon
English Highchool
Peabody
R. J
M’kenney
Goodwin
Kelley
English High School
Weeman
Smith
Bjorshon
Ziegler
Howard Blake
William Ziegler
George Hill
George H. Reed
Roger Merrill
J. T Shaw
George L.meylan
Dexter W. Draper
Horace Swan
Fred W. White
Arthur Swan
Ralph Taylor
Leon Smythe
F. W. White
Horace F. Swan
Berry
Batters Place a Ball Quotes from Pink Hawley
Pink Hawley discusses batting strategy and placing the ball. He contrasts natural batsmen with first class pitchers and cites players like Lajoie Keeler and McGraw, explaining how batters exploit pitcher tendencies and edge placement to reach bases.
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New York
Pink Hawley
Lajoie
Keeler
la Joice
McGraw
Harvard Beats Tufts In Low Scoring Basketball Tilt
Harvard defeated Tufts 54 to 10 in a college basketball game. Notable players listed include K. K. Smith and L. L. Bigelow with positions, and J. C. Linefiean, J. Browns, and K. Smith noted as forwards and guards. The report reads like a team roster with year designations.
Harvard Runs Past Tufts 62 to 14 in College Hill Game
Harvard University defeated Tufts College 62 to 14 at College Hill. Harvard led 15 to 10 at halftime, then pulled away in the second half. Scoring details name Clark Smith Randall Bigelow Hanavan Clifford Bond Sinnett and others with fouls assessed to Williams Sinnett Brynes Smith Randall Bigelow Hanavan. Referee Bennett, umpire Dr Stroud, timer Nason, scorer Chapman. Time two 20 minute halves.
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Medford
Harvard
Tufts College
College Hill
Tufts
Clark
K. Smith
Randall
Bigelow
Hanavan
Clifford
Bond
Smith
Williams
Sinnett
Brynes
Riandall
Bennett
I'mpire
CC. Stroud
Timer—Nason
Chapman
Amateur League Tie Unbroken After Narrow B A A Win
B A A and Commercial remain tied for leadership after B A A beat Calumet two games to one. Hill and Ainsworth led with early doubles. Calumet rallied in the third, pulling ahead 28 pins as Richardson McCall and McFarland sparked a Calumet comeback. B A A finished with 49 strikes to Calumet’s 47.
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Commercial
Calumet
Unicorn
Hill
Grover
Ainsworth
Fuller
Richardson
Littlefield
McCall
McFarland
Old Colony Defeats Redemption in Bank League Play
The Old Colony Trust Company team won three straight games last night over Redemption, narrowing Redemption’s lead to one game in the Bank League. Shawmut won two from Puritan, with the middle game decided by one pin. The scores follow.
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Old Colony Trust Company
Redemption
Bank
Shawmut
Puritan
Independents Take Lead in New Century League Standings
The Murray and Irwin Independents, with help from the Boylston Juniors, won two games from Norwood to break a tie for first place and moved up to third as Roslindale also dropped two games.
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Boylston
Murray & Irwin Independents
Norwood
Independents
Roslindale
Roxbury High Beats Dedham 17 15 In Debut Season
Roxbury High School won 17 to 15 over Dedham High yesterday afternoon at Roxbury High School Hall. About 250 watched as Roxbury girls cheered the win. Forwards Harrison and Amsbury starred for Roxbury. Capen and Haughton led Dedham. Roxbury leads this first basketball season with faster play and a close scoring edge.
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Roxbury High School
Dedham High
Roxbury High
Harrison
Amsbury
Roxbury
Capen
Haughton
Strikers besiege factory as boiling water defense ends
In St. Julien France a leather factory faced 3000 strikers since February 12. Non unionists inside defended the plant with boiling water until besiegers attacked today. several injured. Troops have been summoned to restore order.
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Limoges
France
St. Julien
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Queen See Usalchow
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Byrnes Cubs
Ae Ile
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Bo Bae Saas
Dunham, Bond
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H. H. B. Bigelow
B. A. A. Bowler
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