Harvard to Decide on Yale Relations Next Week
Harvard plans a definite statement next week on its future athletic relations with Yale. insiders say the aim is a peaceful, friendly settlement and restoration of the traditional rivalry. debate centers on whether to change the rowing course, with Storrow favoring three miles and Higginson content with four.
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Harvard
Yale
Hollis
Cambridge
Storrow
Higginson
Poughkeepsie
Harvard Baseball Candidates Meet to Discuss Season
Harvard students will gather in lower Massachusetts Hall tonight to discuss plans for the coming season. About 100 men are expected to submit as candidates for the team, with strong prospects this year. Among the newcomers is Matthews from Andover, a colored player who also tried for the football squad last fall.
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Harvard
Massachusetts Hall
Matthews
Andover
Harvard Christian Association elects six prominent Crimson members
Six Harvard men were elected to key roles in the Harvard Christian Association. New officers include President O G Frantz Home Run Frantz, Vice President R S Wallace, Treasurer R Oveson, Corresponding Secretary W R Powle, Recording Secretary R A Derby, and Librarian F W C Foster. Each brings athletic and social standing to the group.
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Harvard
Crimson University
Harvard Christian Association
O. G. Frantz
R. S. Wallace
R. Oveson
W. R. Powle
R. A. Derby
F. W. C. Foster
Frantz
Wallace
Association
Oveson
Derby
Dick” Derby
Bowie
Foster
Pennsylvania
Christian Association
King Edward Witnesses Skating Finals at Niagara Rink
King Edward and Queen Alexandra and a royal suite watched the world figure skating finals at Niagara Rink London on Feb 13. Usalchow of Stockholm won the singles championship with Mrs Edgar Syers of England second and M Jordan of Berlin third. Mr and Mrs Syvers took the pair skating title.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince
Princess of Wales
Princess Charles
Denmark
Victoria
Niagara Rink
Usalchow
Stockholm
Edgar Syers
England
M. Jordan
Berlin
Syvers
Lowell Beats Plymouth In Fold Game At Lowell
Lowell defeats Plymouth 9 to 1 in a low scoring fold game with 800 in attendance. Murphy scores 8, Lewis 6 for Lowell while Fox makes 21 and Cushc 26 stops. Murphy and Miller are fouled after altercation. Hipson misses Plymouth game due to prior criticism, replaced by an amateur.
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Lowell
Plymouth
Hipson
Murphy
Jean
Lewis
Fox
Cushc
Miller
Hart
Connell
Worcester Defeats Lawrence In Rough Ordeal
Worcester beat Lawrence 14 to 8 in a rough contest. Daly starred at first rush with strong play, while Gavitt covered. Stops were Tibbetts 42 and Bannon 61, Jason 17 and Daly 8 in a game refereed by Furbush with Timer Sainte and about 600 in attendance.
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Lawrence
Worcester
Onight
Warner
Rush
Gavitt
Daly
Tibbetts
Bannon
Jason
Wiley
Furbush
Sainte
Salem Polo Team Triumphs Over Lewiston 4 to 3
Salem edged Lewiston 4 to 3 in Salem tonight with Burgess stopper for Lewiston and Salem’s Wootke and O’Hara shining. Referee Connolly and timer Porter oversaw with 500 in attendance. Stops tallies show Burgess 40, Heffernan 17 and Rushes Whipple 6, McGilvary 4.
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Salem
Lewiston
Burgess
Wootke
O'Hara
Heffernan
Whipple
McGilvary
Foul—Hayes
Connolly
Boxing Gossip Flags Fiasco and Fights Amid City Buzz
Boxing gossip notes the Erne Gans Philadelphia dispute linked to crossfire betting and threats. Denver Ed Martin schedules a six round Chicago bout with Frank Childs, with Martin and Childs set for Feb 24 if all goes well. Louisville eyes Hanrahan-Choynski Feb 21 and Kid Goodman faces Al Fellows in Chicago while 115 pound match with Yellows looms.
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Erne-Gans
Philadelphia
Erne
Gans
Denver
Ed Martin
Chicago
Frank Childs
Bill Hanrahan
Martin
Childs
Louisville
Hanrahan
Joe Choynski
Choynski
Marvin Hart
Kentucky
South
Kid Goodman
al Fellows
Goodman
al Dougherty
Yellows
Terry McGovern
Dave Sullivan
Me Iovern
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
Tob Montgomery
Montgomery
Jimmy Fitz
South Boston
J. Coughlin
J. McGoldrick
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Somerville
Kid Lynch
Dan Sampson
Tommy Devine
Billy Gardner
Martin Flaherty
Sam Francis
Bill Morgan
Cambridge
TL Tife
Brockton
Joe Burbanks
William Watson
John J. Little
Fife
Jim Stone
Peter Brooks
Lenox A. C
New West Side A. C
New York
Flaherty-Hogan
Threshie Loses by Seven Points in Knickerbocker Tourney
In New York at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club event Conklin of Chicago defeats Threshie of Boston 400 to 393 in eighty eight innings. Referee M O Presley. Later Conkling loses 400 to 350 to Wilson Sigourney of San Francisco. Standings show Sigourney and Mial each at 4-1, Norris 8-1, Conkling 8-2, Threshie 2-3, Hendrick 1-5, Miller 1-6.
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New York
Conklin
Threshie
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Chicago
Bostonian
Charles EK
Charles Threshie
Boston
M. O. Presley
Conkling
Wilson H. Sigourney
San Francisco
Sigourney
Mial
Norris
Hendrick
Miller
Y M C A Athletes Exhibit Recital and Gymnastic Events
Crowded Y M C A building hosts annual gymnastic exhibition and athletic contests with a reception, music by the Y M C A Orchestra and Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Club. Boston Y M C A beats Reading 21–10 in basketball. Boston juniors 28 English High 12. Trials include 20 yard dash, potato race, and a full gymnastic program with numerous events and leaders.
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Reading
Boston Y. M. C. A
Spencery
R. F
Jackson
James
Weeber
Bolger
R. G
Hurley
Reading Y. M. C. A
Whall
Barr
Hodson
Sederquist
R. Hodgen
Spencer
Whitten
Weeman
Blake
Wyman
J. J
Goggins
Olcott
Seymour
Bjorshoon
English Highchool
Peabody
R. J
M’kenney
J. F
Goodwin
Kelley
English High School
Smith
Bjorshon
Ziegler
Howard Blake
William Ziegler
George Hill
George H. Reed
Roger Merrill
J. Shaw
George L.meylan
Dexter W. Draper
Horace Swan
Fred W. Thite
Arthur Swan
Ralph Taylor
Leon Smythe
F. F.sewall
F. W. White
Horace F. Swan
W. Berry
How Batsmen Place a Ball, Hawley Says on Pitchers
Pink Hawley argues batting hinges on spotting pitcher errors and choosing the right ball placement. He cites Lajoie Keeler and McGraw as examples of attackers who exploit pitchers with smart reads and precise hits.
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New York
Pink Hawley
Lajoie
Keeler
McGraw
Harvard Beats Tufts In College Hill Basketball Thrill
Harvard varsity basketball defeated Tufts College 62 to 14 at College Hill. First half Tufts led 15 to 10 before Harvard surged in the second half, with Harvard players Smith Randall Bigelow Hanavan Clifford contributing on field goals and fouls, while Tufts was plagued by fouls and turnovers as Bennett and Nason kept time.
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Harvard
Tufts
Medford
Tufts College
College Hill
Clark
Smith
Randall
Bigelow
Hanavan
Clifford
Bond
Williams
Sinnett
Brynes
Reterae
Bennett
U'mpire- Pe
C. Stroud
Nason
Chapman
C. Fosdick
Amateurs League Leaders Tied After Close Bowling Night
B A A and Calumet kept pace in the Amateur League as B A A defeated Calumet two games to one, slipping in the final game by 28 pins to hold a share of the top spot. Hill Ainsworth and Grover starred for B A A, while Richardson Littlefield and McCall led Calumet with key strikes. The night featured 49 B A A strikes and 71 spares against Calumet’s 47 strikes and 64 spares.
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Commercial
Calumet
Unicorns
Hill
Grover
Ainsworth
Fuller
Richardson
Littlefield
McCall
McFarland
Ss B. A. A
Old Colony Trust Wins Three In a Row In Bank League
The Old Colony Trust Company team swept three straight games last night, defeating Redemption to trim Redemption’s lead to one game in the Bank League. Shawmut also won two of three against Puritan, dropping the middle match by a single pin. Scores not provided.
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Redemption
Bank
Shawmut
Puritan
Smith, Patterson & Co
D. J. McDonald Company
Jefferson A'Lers
T's
Chadwick
M'Donald CO
T'dl
Hay
Tenner
Bell
Mammoth Barbers
Clark
Carruth
T'd. Donnarurna
Cristopher
D. A. Mirno
Poindexter Atte
J. F. Clark & CO
Cnles
Healey
Collyer
Newtowne
Charlestown
Independents Lead New Century League After Two Wins
The Murray and Irwin Independents moved into a joint first with Norwood after two victories over Norwood, while also sweeping two games against Roslindale to climb to third. Newtowne posted strong bowling led by Harding, Saunders, and Skinner as most players surpassed 500 in total pins.
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Boylston
Murray & Irwin Independents
Norwood
Independents
Roslindale
Newtowne
Harding
Saunders
Skinner
Orne
Roxbury High Defeats Dedham in First Basketball Game
Roxbury High School beat Dedham High 17 to 15 at Roxbury Hall yesterday afternoon with about 250 in attendance. Roxbury forward Harrison led with 3 field goals and Amsbury added scoring as the home team’s speed secured the win. Capen and Haughton starred for the visitors amid a fast, competitive contest.
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Roxbury High School
Dedham High
Roxbury High
Harrison
Amsbury
Roxbury
Capen
Haughton
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