Yale Ice Team Must Look to Its Laurels Tomorrow
Barely a winner by Bill Bailey reports a Yale ice team victory at Park Square rink featuring Tommy Longboat, the Canadian Indian distance runner, who showed bursts but failed to display top speed. Sellen edged Longboat over 3 1/3 miles, then Pierce and Cummings sparked a fast relay finish, with Longboat narrowly beating out by a slim margin in the final stretch. Time noted for the 10 miles was 50m 52 3-5s.
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Tommy Longboat
Park Square
Tommy
Shrubb
Tommy Conneff
Sellen
Tawney Champ
Longboat
Pierce
Cummings
Mr. Cummings
Armory A A Run Draws Many Entries for Feb
The Armory Athletic Association reports heavy entries for a 10 mile amateur open handicap cross country run on Washington's Birthday Feb 22 at the South End club. Listed entrants include Harry Shoulston George Bittner Frank Riley Benny Jacobs Johnny Tegg Charley Henry Freddy Murray Charles Boris Eddie Mazzari H L Hansen A W Sprague George Dickson and others. Prizes for first second third and best time. Entries close Feb 17 with Edmund F Walsh at 541 Tremont Street Boston.
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Armory Athletic Association
Washington
South End Club
Harry Shoulston
George Bittner
Frank Riley
Benny Jacobs
Johnny Tegg
Charley Henry
Freddy Murray
Charles Boris
Eddie Mazzari
H. L. Hansen
A. W. Sprague
George Dickson
Edmund F. Walsh
Tremont Street
Boston
Tufts Nine Seeks Successful Season With New Manager
Tufts College names Wheede captain of the basketball team as the new manager of the nine to replace George Armstrong. Two trips booked through New York State and pene. A clash with Louisiana State on class day. Leede aims to arrange a game with Michigan amid the Host invasion.
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Tufts College
Wheede
George Armstrong
New York State
Pene
A . Tarts
Louisiana State
Michigan
Leede
Wolverines
Baseball gossip links McAleer to Waddell and spring trials
Fred Lake faces overtime work as Atlantic Association talk centers on McAleer and Rube Waddell. Amherst prospects Storke and Paddy O Connor sign with Pittsburg and Springfield. Criss is expected to shine, with Johnson looming as a rival. Casual notes on trainers and managers fill the page.
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Stotel
McAleer
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Waddell
St. Louis
Storke
Pittsburg
Breckenridge
Amherst
Paddy O'Connor
Springfield
Jack Sheridan
Hank O'Day
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Judge Ball
Chicago
Rose Poly- Bas
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Soungstown
Victor Willis
Dreyfuss
Fritz
Detroit
Tate
Jimmy McAleer
Criss
Tony
Mac
Johnson
Washington
Doc Wards
Maine
Pin Boys Hustle Stirs Cambridgeport Bowling Scene
The Cambridgeport Gym bowling team leads the Cambridge Catholic league over Father Mathews as Dwyer of the Foresters posts high scores. In the Laundry league, Cambridge BE and R compete with West’s Dreamer-Wing team resurging. Adams Square alleys hosts a two man tourney while Dudley candlepin club displays a silver loving cup at Lenox Jewelry.
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Cambridgeport
Cambridge Catholic League
Father Mathews
Dwyer
The
Foresters
West
Pin
Adams Square
Dudley Candlepin
Lenox Jewelry Company
Cracks Enter for Lawrence Light Guard Meet
Local cracks enter the Lawrence Light Guard A A meet at Medford with strong showings in sprint and distance events. Notables include Nelson and Nick Fintley in the 35 yard dash, Lee, Minot and Riordan in 880 and mile runs, plus Bill Prout Young O Reilley and Mother of Lawrence Light Guards in the 40 yard dash. Field events expected to be high class with many B A A games veterans present.
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Lawrence Light Guard A. A
Medford
Nelson
Nick Fintley
Lee
Minot
Riordan
Bill Prout
Young
O'Reilley
St. Alphonsus
Lawrence Light Guards
Billy Coe
Gidney
Neville
Roosevelt
Barker
Had Too Many Numbers On Auto On Columbus Avenue
Patrolmen halted a garage employee’s car on Columbus Avenue when two license numbers appeared. John Ware said the car, a private vehicle under repair, bore both the owner’s and his employer’s numbers. Ware was fined $10 by Judge Parmenter.
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Underhill
Hazlett
Columbus Avenue
John Ware
Ware
Parmenter
Financier Disqualified After Fouling In Second Race
In New Orleans Feb 15 Financier ridden by Notter finished first in the second race but was disqualified for fouling Risk in the stretch throwing the favorite into the fence and out of the money. Winners listed for each race include Irrigator Taskmaster The Bear Jack Atkin Artful Dodger Salesaw and Lady Ethel.
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New Orleans
Fairgrounds
Notter
Irrigator
Taskmaster
the Bear
Jack Atkin
Artful Dodger
Salesaw
Lady Ethel
Harvard Defeats Brown In Aquatics Meet
Harvard swimming team beat Brown in Providence Rhode Island in the season opener with a 281 to 241 two thirds margin. Harvard took first in the relay 50 yard dash and 100 yard dash. Brown won the 20 yard swim plunge for distance and fancy diving. Brown water polo game won 9 to 0.
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R. I
Harvard
Brown
Duff Accepts Challenge for Neponset Whist Championship
Edward Y. Duff, esteemed among New England whist players, agrees to a three hour continuous match against Captain John Carroll and Professor John P. Condon to determine the Neponset championship.
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Edward Y. Duff
New England
John Carroll
John P. Condon
Neponset
Cars Reach Albany in New York Paris Race
Four of the rival autos reached Albany by evening, the American, a French and an Italian car continuing west while the first German arrived at 10 p m. The Thomas car lost its lead after snowdrifts and an accident injured mechanic Arthur Hue. Le Matin of Paris launched the idea of a New York to Paris auto race inspired by the Peking to Paris event.
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Ossining
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Hue
New York
Paris
le Matin
Peking
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Gobi Desert
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Prince Borghese
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Ts Matin
French automobilists delayed after leaving Philadelphia
Eugene LeLouvier Maurice Creighe and Max Hohnman three French drivers who left the Pulitzer building New York en route to Paris via Behring Strait were delayed shortly after departing Philadelphia and must rest until tomorrow. They will resume by traveling across Pennsylvania via York Chettysburg and Pittsburgh with mechanical trouble forcing a return to their hotel.
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Maurice Creighe
Max Hohnman
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Paris
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Pittsburg
Chess Champion Sussman to Play Simultaneous Match at Harvard Union
A. M. Sussman, New England chess champion, will face a group of Harvard competitors in a simultaneous exhibition tonight at the Harvard Union. The event is extended at the invitation of the Harvard Chess Club.
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A. M. Sussman
New England
Mr. Sussman
Harvard Chess Club
Grady of Boston Fights Cunningham to Even Bout in Lewiston
Grady of Boston and Mike Cunningham of Lewiston each fought hard in six fast rounds. The Feb. 13 bout ended with honors even as both boxers displayed rapid punching and solid defense.
Last Night Polo Results From Open Matches
Last night scores show Providence 4 over New Britain 3 at Providence and Waterbury 8 over New Haven 6 at Waterbury as polo action concluded.
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New Brith
Waterbury
New Haven
Tigers Want Cornell Game
Princeton students protest the athletic committee’s break with Cornell in football relations. They regret not consulting undergraduate advice and favor a home-and-home series to renew a friendship dating back to prep school days.
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N. J
Princeton University
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Princetonians
Ithaca
Tigers
Pugilists, Pensions, and Pucks in Early Baseball News
A curio-filled report surveys baseball, boxing, and hockey notes with colorful nicknames and national origins. Mike Donlin predicts homegrown talent dominating clubs while Rube Waddell and Tommy Burns draw mixed praise and ribbing. The piece hints at labor tensions and shifting eras in early American sport.
Detroit bowler sets 669 record in American Bowling Congress
Robert Meninger Sr of Detroit rolled 669 in the American Bowling Congress event, breaking the previous record of 667 by Ray Stoike of Chicago. The congress executive committee also recommended re election of President August Hermann and the existing officers.
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Cincinnati
American Bowling Congress
Robert Meninger, Sr
Ray Stoike
Chicago
Congress
August Hermann
Brill Beats Marsh in Pool Tournament at Miah Murray’s
Brill defeated Marsh 125 to 84 in a pool tournament at Miah Murray’s last night. Brill advances to face McCune tonight in the same venue.
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Brill
Marsh
Miah Murray’s
McCune
Norwood High Edges Cambridge Latin In Tight Win
Norwood High School hosted Cambridge Latin in a close boys basketball game. The visiting Camels led at times but Norwood pulled ahead to win 27 to 24.
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Norwood High School
Cambridge Latin
Harvard Hockey Eyes Yale Clash After New York Practice
Harvard travels to New York for a Crescent Athletic Club practice and a New York Athletic Association scrimmage before facing Yale. The Crimson boast strong form after decisive wins and a recent setback, with Pell Newhall and the squad ready to push back against Yale.
J Middleby Team Tops Bakers Supply League Night
In Bakers' Supply League action at Casino alleys J Middleby won two of three from Logan Johnson. The high team total was 132. Individual scores include J Middleby 483 419 469 for 1221 and Logan Johnson 471 400 428 for 1299, with A Knights Co and H Johnson posting strong numbers as well.
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J. Middleby
Logan Johnson
A. A. Knights Co
H. A. Johnson
Shawmut Beats Unity in Wildey Alleys Thriller
In a hot battle in Wildey alleys Shawmut downed Unity in the Odd Fellows League. The match went to a roll of the ball before a winner was decided amid tense play and late drama.
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Unity
Odd Fellows’ League
Werdinand Wins Regal Alleys Furniture League Match
Close rolling dominated the Regal alleys last night as Werdinand edged Atkinson by taking two of three strings. Werdinand posted totals of 454 419 426 for 1299, while Atkinson tallyd 439 408 444 for 1291 in a tight, high scoring bout.
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Shes Ees
Norwood Girls Defeat Posse Gym Boston Club
Norwood High School girls basketball team beat Boston's Posse Gym squad yesterday at Norwood by a 29 to score.
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Posse Gymnasium
Boston
Norwood
Fast Race for Tonight at Park Square Rink
A large field of women skaters will compete in a three mile race at Park Square rink with Adelaide De Vorak as featured attraction. Noted contestants include Mae Cornett and local favorite Miss O'Connor, plus Travette Greenlaw Shaw MacDonald and Quinn from Braintree.
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Adelaide de Vorak
Mae Cornett
Miss Cornett
Miss O'Connor
Travette
Greenlaw
Shaw
MacDonald
Quinn
Braintree
Boxing Gossip from New Orleans ringside notes
Boxing gossip highlights Jack Eyrer’s return with a 10 round win over Jack Graham of Kansas. The piece surveys potential matchups, rivalries, and possible promoters, name dropping Everhardt Lavigne Walsh Delmont O'Brien Temple Barry Doyle Perry and others amid a busy preshow scene in New Orleans and other U S venues.
Carnegie offers $50,000 for Morgan College match
Andrew Carnegie proposes a grant of 50000 dollars to Morgan College contingent on the college’s officers and trustees raising another 50000 dollars. The offer aims to support the local institution for colored youth in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Andrew Carnegie
Morgan College
Kennedy’s Liquid Shampoo Dandruff Solution Promotion
A bold promotional note urges using Kennedy’s Liquid Shampoo to remove dandruff and tells readers to ask their barber to vet it at Kennedy's Barber Supply and Furniture House located at 42 Portland St.
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Kennedy's
Barber Supply and Furniture House
Portland St
Leagues Plan Joint Meetings Amid Player Trades
Boston Americans eye possible player sales as Ban Johnson confirms American League spring sessions in New York at Breslin. National and American leagues meet February 26 at Waldorf to discuss rule changes and roster clearing with several Hub players possibly moved.
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Malden Bans Interschool Basketball After Season
Malden High School will end interschool basketball after this season. Coach Charles Cuddy cites rough play as the reason and says games will be held only between class teams. Remaining home games with Lowell and Winthrop High are canceled without stated motives.
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Cuddy
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Winthrop High
Harvard Track Men to Compete in Columbia Meet at Madison Square Garden
Four Harvard stars depart for New York to run in the Columbia track games at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. Harvard will be represented only in the high jump and pole vault with vaulters S. C. Lawrence and Eri. L. Parker and jumpers R. G. Har wood and A. D. Barker. Coach Quinn and Manager Leland accompany the squad to offer final guidance before the contest.
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Columbia
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R. G. Harwood
A. D. Barker
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Leland
Baltimore Bank Refunding $100000 to Depositors
Wilston Col ston & Co a banking house now in receivership will refund $100000 to customers who deposited within a week before the receivership.
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Wilston Colston & Co
Policeman William Hopper Dies After Self Inflicted Gunshot
Hackensack New Jersey February 13 Police officer William Hopper of Englewood shot himself in the head at police headquarters as he prepared to put on his uniform. He died at Englewood Hospital this morning.
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N. J
William Hopper
Englewood
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