Speed Skaters Hold Trials at Boston Arena Tonight
The Boston Arena hosts preliminary trials for international amateur speed skating championships as about 40 top skaters from the U S and Canada compete in heats across events led by a half mile match race between Dolly Pederson of the South End and Gladys Lyon of Dorchester.
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Dorchester
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Pederson-Lyon
Mechanic Arts Edges Commerce In Dual Meet
Mechanic Arts High School track team upset High School of Commerce 47 to 41 in a dual meet. The Fenway school was expected to lose, but Mechanic Arts' upset improves its chances for the final meet next month at South Armory.
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High School of Commerce
Fenway School
Mechanic Aris High
South Armory
Melrose H S Beats Pomfret Seven 8 to 4
Melrose High School defeated Pomfret School 8 to 4 in Pomfret. Condon and Davis starred for Melrose while Pomfret started strong but faded in the second half. Goals credited to Condon Davis Hanson Wolfe Gately Wanamaker. Referees Eaton and Holm. Time 20 minutes per half.
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Melréde High School
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Davie Wanamaker
Newton High Beats Wellesley H S 11-0 in Hockey
Newton High crushed Wellesley High 11 to 0 at Brae-Burn rink West Newton. Forte scored three goals, Roquemore added two, with Wellman and Overholser also contributing as Newton dominated the game before 300 in attendance.
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Roquemore
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Timor—Cameron
Noble & Greenough Wins Outdoor Triangular at Dexter Field
Noble & Greenough tops Roxbury Latin and Volkmann in the Brookline outdoor meet. Wingate Rollins of Roxbury Latin stars with wins in dash and hurdles. Mark Noble of Noble & Greenough sets meet high jump record at 5 ft 9 in. Final points 81 for Noble & Greenough, 24 for Roxbury Latin, 8 for Volkmann.
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Yale Beats Dartmouth 4 3 in Yale Hockey Showdown
Yale rallys past Dartmouth 4 to 3 in New Haven in the final home game of the intercollegiate series. Yale trailed early as Dartmouth scored twice, but Yale responded with four goals in the second period to pull ahead. Wells Fahey Dennen Kimball Cox Harman Spire Merritt scored for Yale. Wells, Fahey, Dennen led the team with goals. Referee Raleigh.
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Dartmouth Fifteen Defeats Andover In Hockey Rout
Dartmouth freshmen hammer Andover 9 to 0 in a fast game. Wanamaker stars with eight goals as Andover largely under pressure. Murchie and Livermore also noted for play. Referee Bullivant. Time 20 minute periods.
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Elite rolls rig in City League action
Elite dominated City League play last night pulling a 3 1 record prize with notable scores. Adams Square led by Carrath and Hayward posted three wins while Krk Murray and Irwin anchored the two high rollers.
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B A A Beats Toronto In Fast Game
The B A A defeated the University of Toronto 7 4 in a rapid hockey match at the Arena last night. Hicks Osgood and the defense starred for Boston while Parker and German shone for Toronto. Heron set the opening goal at 16 seconds and Hicks added another as B A A led 2 0 after the first period.
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Holy Cross to Meet St Louis on Thanksgiving Day
Athletic Manager Thomas J Faherty of Holy Cross announced the football squad will make the longest trip in the college's history leaving on November 25 for St Louis to face the University of St Louis on Thanksgiving Day. The trip marks a historic journey for Holy Cross and may set a new east coast precedent.
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Thomas J. Faherty
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Rock Ridge Pummels Revere 52 to 18 at Wellesley
Rock Ridge School defeated Revere High 52 to 18 yesterday afternoon at Wellesley. The locals held the visitors scoreless at times and the outcome was never in doubt. Smith the left forward and C Wood starred for Rock Ridge while Halman and Dee played fast for Revere.
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Intended Bride Moves Toward Suite Not Flat Irons
A clerk notes that when starting housekeeping the intended bride prefers apartment irons for a suite rather than flat irons. The exchange reveals a focus on furniture and living arrangements rather than household tools.
Arlington High Dominates Lexington with 18 Goal Win
Arlington High powered to a season high 18 goals against Lexington High on Spy Pond as Percy and Ross led the offense. Ross scored six times, Percy five, with Lowe adding three dashes and a goal, while Buttnick faced no shots in 40 minutes. Goal scorers included Blair Lowe Landall and Viano, and goalies received no time for Lexington.
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McFarland and Murphy Fight to a Draw in South Bend Clash
In South Bend on February 14 Packey McFarland of Chicago and Eddie Murphy of Boston fought ten rounds in a technical draw. Both showed defense and speed with feints and sharp counters. a knockdown by McFarland in round four gave Murphy momentum to even the score. Headlines note remarkable self preservation and no knockout blows, while club news covered trades and signings across major leagues, including Doc Gessler’s purchase by Kansas City and other front office movements.
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Six Big Grapplers On Baltimore Mat
Six heavyweight wrestlers met at the Monumental Sporting Club in Baltimore. Americus Gus Schoenlein defeated Romanoff in two straight falls 25 minutes 21 seconds and 13 minutes 65 seconds. Zybezko beat Schmidt in two straight falls 25 minutes 11 minutes. Dr Roller of Seattle won a fall from Lundin the Swedish champion in 15 minutes. Lundin did not resume due to a knee injury.
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Bowdoin Bowe totals lead NE bowling scores
Bowdoin Bowe tallies 128 pins to top the NE bowling meet as Art Glaziers finish with strong series. Final counts show 442 439 486 and 12066 for the event with key performances from local lanes. Top totals push teams toward early season standings.
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Baseball Magnates Adopt Season Schedule In Chicago
American league magnates meet in Chicago adopt the coming season’s playing schedule and discuss routine matters in secret. They made several attempts to push through player deals but none succeeded as the conference adjourned to reconvene at noon tomorrow.
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Andover Five Falls to New Hampshire State 92 to 20
Andover New Hampshire State clashed in a fast game here with New Hampshire edging ahead late to win 92 to 20. Holden led the visitors with 16 of 22 points while Thompson and Washburn starred for Andover in a hard fought contest.
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Brown Five Edges Tech 34 to 22 in Slow Gym Match
Brown defeats Technology 34 22 at Tech Gym with Van der Leith scoring nine baskets and two fouls. Tech top scorers Schar and Schatz contribute most points while Brown’s Leith and teammates dominate, in a 10 minute period game with Tarr and Drury scoring.
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