Jeffries Rublin boxing saga looms at Ohio injunction
Plans for a Jeffries versus Rublin boxing match in Cincinnati were quashed by injunction. Promoters Brady and Madden faced forfeits and outlined charity promises as the Saengerfest Athletic Association faces dissolution. A wrestling match offer to Chicago was accepted while the Brookline Swimming Club prepared eight members for the Sportsman's Show events in Chicago.
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Rublin
Itis
Brady
Madden
Atlas National Bank
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Saengerfest Athletic Association
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Fleischmann
Hollister
Saengerfest A
Hamilton County
Ohio
Columbus
Marietta
Carroll
O. Madden
Pinhlin
Chicago
Silas National Bank
Avengerfest Athletic Association
Ruhiln
Saengerfest Association
M Brady
George Moser
San Francisco A. C
Cincinnati
Titcaggo
Cinnnati
Ruhlin
Brookline Swimming Club
Gardner returns home after English title win
George Gardner, boxing champion of the English class, arrived in the city after his victory and spoke of future plans. He mentioned meetings with sports writers, potential defenses, and a possible world middleweight title bout with Tommy Ryan, with dates and venues under consideration.
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George Gardner
New Loeans
Hoston
Van
George
Wacine
Gardner
Ely
Triament
Engand
South Africa
Maten
Tou Duggan
Ina
Jack Everhardt
Johannesburg
Turdner
Ojners
Tomny Ryan
Louisville
San Fransveg
Lieville
Boxing gossip and boxing legends in old England and America
New York reports on heavyweights Jeffries Ruhlin and Jack Dwyer with talk of Mitchell as a leading English champion. Mentions of Matt Gardner praising Mitchell and court-style views on boxing law. Recounts old era pugilists such as Broughton and Slack, and notes retirement of John L. Sullivan era figures, with updates on Sandy Ferguson and Mick O'Brien training and prospects.
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Coptestre
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Cincinnati
Jack
Mitchell
Hartney
Campello
Jack Dwyer
Billy Frasier
Charlestown
South Boston
Wiliam T. Johnson
Young Allen
Jack Sawyer
Luther Maine
Macon
Bill Daly
Wily Wartley
America
Salon
Deck Broughton
Englard
George Taylor
Jack Slack
Bristol
Pipes
Gretring
George Stevenson
Jack James
John DL. Schole
Thorogh
Sandy Ferguson
Mick O'Brien
Whit
Sardy
Sindy
O'Brer
Hh H. Benton
Rod Roy
Harvard Ball Candidates Rally for Varsity and Freshman Teams
A meeting at Harvard gathered over a hundred men for the baseball squads. Captain Reid announced Dr Nichols as head coach with Bart Hayes as assistant. Training starts indoors on Monday until field practice commences. All returning Harvard players are back except Loughlin. Carr Clarkson and other talents join from last year’s groups.
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Harvard
Theae Carr
Clarkson
Championship Pool Tournament Matchset Dates Placed
Alfred De Oro travels to New York to train for the big pool championship. Ving Long of this city and Frank Sher an of Washington named as Monday match contenders. The schedule delays De Oro until the latter part of next week.
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Ving Long
Frank Sheran
Washington
Alfred de Oro
New York
Local Swimmers Shine in Brook Event and Sportsman Show
Noted local swimmers LeMoyne McCormick and Avery are recognized for strong pool skills. LeMoyne and McCormick earned praise for a fast stroke and excellent work in the Sportsman's Show in Boston last year. Tooth set several records at Brook.
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McCormick
Avery
Mr ~Cormick
Boston
Tooth
the Brook
Trotting Breed Faces Threat From Rising Pacers
New York February reports warn trotters may fade as pacers gain. General Benjamin F. Tracy cites Turf Field and Farm data showing more pacers than trotters among new sires last season and urges breeders to unite to curb pacer blood to save the trotter.
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New York
Benjamin F. Tracy
Tracy
Inter
Keel Casting Drives Crowninshield Cup Work Forward
Atlantic Works yesterday received the 160 pound stern casting for the Crowninshield cup defender. Workers fitted the casting to the keel trough as Captain Hank Haff emphasizes that every second counts. The crew list for Captain Frank Haff’s Lawson yacht includes Iva Cockers Jr and 15 others, all naturalized or native Americans with prior yacht experience.
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Atlantic Works
Hank Haff
Atlantic
Westeriay
Nate Watson
Watson
Crowninehield
Lawley
New York
A Clipp
Wawson
Frank Haff
Lawson
Iva Cockers, Jr
George Melbride
Himer \ardock
Elsworth Rogers
Joseph Hickman
William van Vessen
John Beebe
Gabriel de Waal
Marinus Buys
William de Druvver
Local athletes named for upcoming meets and events
Avery, a former B A A member and short distance swimmer, is listed with the team. Boyce is remembered as an interscholastic track man and strong swimmer. Moore may join diving and plunging events, while Holm will enter distance events.
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Lina
Avery
Boyce
Moore
Holm
B A A Meet Tonight Features Multiple Event Heats
The B A A meet lists events in order including 40 yard dash novice scratch 40 yard handicap heats 2 mile run and 440 yard run with team races Harvard Dartmouth Amherst Williams Cornell Princeton Andover Exeter MIT Bowdoin Cambridge YMCA and Harvard A P running high jump shot put and standing jumps are included with various heats and final heats noted.
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Harvard
Cornell University
Princeton University
Andover
Exeter
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bowdoin College
Boston
Cambridge Y. M. A
A. of P
Polo Games Last Night At Portland Port Bath Clinton
Polo matches ended with Portland at Port Bath Clinton and Brockton at Clinton as teams competed for points. Final tallies show Brockton scoring seven and Clinton two in one clash. Portland and Bath also reported close play throughout the night.
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Bath
Clnton
Clinton
Brockton
Butteriies
Terie
Dillon the
High Rollers
Fisher
Carruth’s
Snow
Clark Soreness
Anh Wright
Iubsinan
Aon Mee
Dilton
Andrews
O. Sneer
Fisher Owen
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Herreshoff Rushing Work Aims for Early Belmont Sloop Launch
Bristol January 15 The Herreshoff firm pushes Belmont syndicate sloop toward launch in the first week of April, earlier than planned. Builders have engaged extra platers and increased forces as framing continues, with three more frames than the Columbia.
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Bristol
Rol
Herreshoffs
Boston
Herreshotr
Belmont Syndicate
Avril
Columbia
Boston Mew Buys Horses In New York Sale
The third day of the 400 sale at Madison Square Garden features consignments from Boston and elsewhere. Horses include Cooper King the trotter from George F. Leonard, Telltale from D J Fleming, Bay Horse from A P Miner, Nutland from W J Young, Versatilles from George Groddy, Cyclone Neomac from Jon Bailey, Margie Sidney from Frank Matty, and Belasco from Comstock with prices ranging from 100 to 1900 dollars.
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Madison Square Garden
George F. Leonard
Boston
Cooper King
Trotter
DB. G
Mascot
Dolly Wimple
W. H. Claflin
D. J. Fleming & Son
Terre Haute
Ind
Telltale
Mass
W. J. Young
Lexington
Nutland
Paper
Kathleen Rogers
Abe Johnson
Brockton
Mases
George
Groddy
Versatilles
Neville Groddy
Bb. G
TSO4
John Riley
Ore
Medford
Jon Bailey
Paces
B. G
B. J. Devine
South Boston
H. F. Drinkwater
Braintree
Mirse
Margie Sidney
Pacer
B. m
Sidney-Messine
George A. French
South Braintree
Frank Matty
Syracuse
N. Y
N. Y.belasco, Trotter
G.m
Lucy A. W. Ef. Comstock
Providence
Lenox Cup Offered for Best Poston Terriers at Kennel Show
The New England Kennel Club will hold a dog show in Mechanics Building during the first week of April. The Lenox cup is offered to the best pair of Poston terriers owned by a single person and exhibited in the event.
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Lenox
New England Kennel Club
Mechanics’ Building
Bowling Club Tourney Winners Dominate St James Alleys
The Club Tournament Association held weekly bowling on St James alleys with Somerville Jamaica Metropolitan and Chelsea victorious. Wilkins topped scoring 285 for three games while Jamaica crushed Walthamites led by Larkin. Chelsea and Roslindale showcased even team work as Bradbury led with 279. Murray & Irwin roll-off crowned Connor first, Joy second, McAteer third.
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Club Tournament Association
St. James
Somerville
Jamaica
Metropolitan
Chelsea
Somerville-Charlestown
Wilkins
Walthamites
Larkin
OSC
A”Jets
Reisert
Murray & Irwin
Connor
Joy
McAteer
W'iliams
Herdersen
Neal
Serer Evecare
Sheppard
Christie
T Haskins
Connors
Pines
Rieker
Waltham
Bowler
Flarrington
Brophy
Morris Eee
Ene
O. Oe
Mathews
Roslinda LE
Ferris
Bradbury
Caeserly Eae
Sneer
Schuitz
Ean Rosees
Wo MS
Kirk
Dorchester Glee Club Vaudeville Concert Next Thursday
The Dorchester Glee Club will present a vaudeville concert in Winthrop Hall Wpham's Corner next Thursday evening. The program includes illustrated songs by Frank Hollis a fencing bout by Professor William L Brennan national champion swordsman of the United States Navy and Thomas Drummond and Robert Hilliard's one act play The Littlest Girl.
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Dorchester Glee Club
Winthrop Hall
Wpham’'s Corner
Frank Hollis
William L. Brennan
United States Navy
Thomas Drummond
Robert Hilliard
Cincinnati Trolley Derailment Injures Twenty Nine
Twenty nine persons were injured when a trolley car from Dayton Kentucky derailed along the Ohio River bank near Cincinnati. The vehicle plunged over an embankment into a stream bed fifty feet below. one passenger escaped unhurt and fears remain that several may die.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Kentucky
Ohio River
Preparatory School Baseball League Drafts Schedule
A new prep school baseball league met at Hankinson School to set a provisional schedule. Teams such as Boston Latin Cambridge Latin and Newton High aim to play at Charles River Park and Newton Centre with venues still to be arranged.
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Hankinson School
American Teague
American Association
Wuntington Avenue
Charles River Park
Boston Tlaten
Cambridge Latin
Charles River Fark
Brookline High
Tickinson
Newton High
Newton Centre
Brookgdinie
HiIt
Hopkinson
Boston Latin
Hapkinson
Harkinson
Norwich Alumni Dinner Brings Reunion at Youngs Hotel
Norwich University alumni banquet at Youngs Hotel drew strong turnout with many graduates renewing old ties. President N S Sheldon presided as officers were elected including C F Kingsbury and W A Holmes, while several anticipated guests sent regrets.
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Norwich University
Young’s Hotel
Brown
University
Seorge P. Colvocoresses
United States Navy
C.F. Kingsbury
Oes
R. Cutter
AN. Si Orlotesos
W. Clark
W. A. Holmes
Tonawanda's First Ball at Bloomfield Hall Dorchester Center
The Tonawanda Club of Dorchester held its first ball last evening at Bloomfield Hall. President William A. Goldwaithe led the event with Miss Kittie White. Attendees included Mr. W. G. Hill and Miss Alice Mitchell and about 100 couples.
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Tonawanda Club
Dorchester
Bloomfield Hall
Dorchester Centre
Wlliam A. Goldwaithe
Kittie White
White
W. G. Hill
Alice Mitchell
Harding
Helen Goldwaithe
Cocker Spaniel Found After Twelve Days Trapped
A cocker spaniel belonging to Fre a J Warren of West Newton was accidentally locked in a vacant house twelve days ago. The dog was found today weak and emaciated but not badly harmed after being without food.
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Nawton
Frea J. Warren
West Newton
Ball by Whitten Camp honors Maine explosion anniversary
The third anniversary observance of the Maine disaster was held at Oda Fellows' Hall for George J. Whit ten Camp No. 1. Legion of Spanish War Veterans. It was the CAM's second annual ball, a social and financial success with decorations and portraits of McKinley and the late George J. Whitten.
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Maine
Oda Fellows
George J. Whitten
Legion of Spanish War Veterans
CAM
Nabe
McKinley
Waa
Second annual hall open by Whitten Camp applauded
Joseph Martin, floor director at Whitte Camp hall, presided as guests gathered for the second annual hall of George J. Whitten Camp. Officers wore camp uniforms while guests and Miss Whitten led the grand march beside many Highland costumes. Notables included Speaker James J. Mycers and Representatives James Fiowell and others from local government and veterans groups.
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Broadway Studio
Joseph Martin
Hall of Whitte
George J. Whitten
Hugh Wrinlie
Maud A. Whitten
Miss Whitten
James H. Tansey
Annie Scanlon
F. Dpd
M McGlory
McGilory
Scots Guards
House of Representatives
James J. Mycers
James Fiowell
Clark
Mathew J. Burk
M. Hogan
Agnes Healey
Bessie Kelly
Lillia Kelly
Laura Connelly
Mollie Witzgibon
James F. Connelly
Robert 12. Lee
Roxbury Camp
Kilday
Fred J. Anslow
John Martin
Ethel Martin
William Martin
Walter Lamb
Sullivan Service at St. Pauls Church Tre Mont Street
A special musical service at St. Pauls Church Tre Mont Street takes place tomorrow afternoon. The program features selections from Sir Arthur Sullivan performed by the vested choir of men and boys directed by Warren A. Locke the church organist and choir master.
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St. Paul's Church
Tremont Street
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Warren A. Locke
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