Dorchester Defeats English High to Halt Title Bid
Dorchester High defeated English High 26 to 14 at home in a fast contest led by Riley Daly and Keenan. Hoernle starred for Dorchester while Cy Kelliker faced strong defense. Second teams produced three extra periods before English High won 9 to 7.
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Ballou and Hobigand Prep Team Defeats BC High 15 to 14
The Ballou and Hobigand prep basketball five defeated the Boston College High School five yesterday at Park Square Rink by 15 to 14. About three weeks ago these two teams had met in a prior contest.
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Undefeated Rival Fives Face Off Tonight at Congress Hall
At Congress Hall South Boston Catholic Club meets Roslindale A A tonight in a clash of unbeaten teams. South Boston fields forwards Torsney and Phenix, center Bill McDonald, and backs Sheehan and Kiley, aiming to extend or end a perfect record in a highly anticipated game.
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Everett H S Wins Over Hyde Park H S 32 to 6
Everett High School defeats Hyde Park High School 32 to 6 at the Everett Y M C A. The readable lineups suggest players for both teams though several names are garbled in the OCR text.
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Hyde Park
Baseball Talk and City Sports Banter From Boston
The writer weighs in on players like Donohue Davis and Chase, recalls Del Mason’s nervous major league debut, praises Merritt and Dartmouth ties, comments on Harvard and Wellesley basketball, and notes Connie Mack’s growing roster. Also mentions Roddy Gallagher’s boxing prominence and Tom Sharkey’s upcoming match in New York.
Delicacies Pricey in Market Today
The market lists South African plums at 1.50 a dozen, Florida strawberries 50 to 60 cents a box, ripe pineapples 75 cents each, California oranges 40 to 50 cents a dozen, and Malaga grapes 50 cents a pound. Celery is scarce and costs 25 to 30 cents per bunch.
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Early Trip to Hot Springs for Boston Americans Pitching Staff
Veteran pitchers of the Boston Americans are slated for an early Hot Springs camp to sharpen form ahead of Little Rock drills. Armbruster Criger and Harris lead a group arriving soon, with Criger coaching Notre Dame College in the interim and Harris boosting Tufts gym work to fine tune pitching for the season.
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Harvard Yale Hockey Tonight Clash at St Nicholas
Harvard and Yale meet at the St Nicholas rink with both teams in good shape. Harvard may be weakened by Carpenter and Willetts expected to miss the game due to illness and ankle injuries. Yale arrival noted with Captain Townsend to decide line up tomorrow morning.
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Williams
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Medford High Class of 2003 Dines at Copley Square
The Medford High School class of 2008 dined at Copley Square. About twenty attendees were present, with women from the class among them. Charles Smith served as toastmaster and speeches were delivered by Robert Brown Harvard 1910, Walter H. Cushing Framingham High School master, and Franke Volpe.
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Harvard
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Framingham High School
Franke Volpe
Schools to Put Crews on the Charles This Spring
Schools plan rowing on the Charles River this spring despite embankment improvements. Stone School will have a crew, Brown & Nichols and Cambridge Latin near guaranteed Riverside Boat Clubhouse access, and Roxbury Latin already arranged a race with Middlesex at Concord.
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Coe's Northwood Academy Alumni Banquet Held at Hotel Brunswick
Members of the Coe's Northwood Academy Alumni Association of Northwood Centre New Hampshire held their third annual banquet last evening at Hotel Brunswick. Happy hours during school days were discussed by attendees and many amusing incidents recalled. Speakers included Professor George W. Bingham Pinkerton Academy principal Mr FE K Welch and Hon Albert O Broun of Manchester.
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Manchester
Man tries to shoot Chicago detective at City Hall
A well dressed, mentally unstable man entered the Central police station and drew a revolver toward Captain P. D. O'Brien of the detective bureau. O'Brien knocked the weapon away and after a struggle subdued the assailant who had shouted You're Roosevelt.
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Princeton Dominates Columbia in 7 0 Wrestling Meet
Princeton defeated Columbia 7 to 0 in a dual wrestling meet at Princeton New Jersey. Only three bouts reached the limit, but Princeton held a strong edge in each match.
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Forty seven new autos registered in week
Forty seven new autos were registered during the week ending last night. The list includes buyers and addresses across Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, and surrounding towns with makes such as Packard, Cadillac, Buick, Peerless, Olds, Lozier, Winton, and more. Names include John M. Duggan, Charles H. Taylor, William Appleton, David Ehrlich, Harry Garland, and many others.
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Peerless
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Buick
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Dedham
Thomas C. Raymond
Ellery Street
Cambridge
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Frenklin Place
Revere
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Columbus Avenue
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Bay State Road
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Cedar Street
Somerville
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Olds
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Nathan P. Mulloy
St Orange Street
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Ore
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Stanley
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Dow
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Aufocar
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Garrison Hall
John R. Stanton
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Mountfora S. Orth
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Pierce
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Botolph
Atlantic
Peter Graffam
Clifton — Street
Stevens-Duryven
George Abbot
Cedar Park
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Charles B. Sterling
Myrtle Street
Jackson
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Studebaker
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Ford
Frank Burgess
Beach Street
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Corbin
George B. Schumm
Sawyer Street
New Bedford
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Amory Street
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Dorchester
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No Game at Harvard Amid No-Show by South Braintree
Harvard second five did not play Thayer Academy yesterday as South Braintree boys failed to appear. A substitute game is set for next Thursday against Durfee High of Fall River in Fall River.
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Dawson and McHale Reach Pool Championship Tie
The Miah Murray pool tournament drew a crowd as Dawson defeated McHale 125 to 107 to tie for first place. Tonight's schedule features a head to head for the title and a second prize bout between Jimmy Ryan and Billy McCune starting at 8 p.m.
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World's Pool Champion to Play Local Stars
Thomas Hueston of St. Louis, the world pool champion, will face New England's leading players all next week at Miah Murray's pool parlors in Boston. He has beaten most American players except De Oro, who forfeited to him, and will duel locals McHale Dawson McCune and Lyon in exhibitions.
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Moakley With Cornell Teams To Race Here
Ithaca N Y Feb 15 The Cornell track teams accompanied by Coach Johre F Moakley and Manager Chapman left for Boston to compete in the Boston Athletic Club games tomorrow night Cornell will be represented by C M French F D Townsend H M Rogers and C F F Magoffin two mile relay runners G I T Cook and W B White shot putters R L Rossman Hugh Jumber and R W Keeler sprinters
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G. IT. Cook
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Hugh Jumber
R. W. Keeler
Captain Dexter Addresses Harvard Freshmen Ball Players
Captain Dexter of the Harvard baseball nine spoke to over 100 aspiring players at Massachusetts Hall urging them to join the nine. He said each freshman’s reputation hinges on the success of the freshman teams. Coach Louis Pieper outlined plans for the season.
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Baseball News and Comment Highlights Moves and Debates
Two weeks from today Boston American team heads to Little Rock. Hugh Duffy hopes to land Lord and Chadbourne, though he doubts both. Nick Altrock in Hot Springs as Vanderbilt bids him coach. New York papers save compositors work with a standing line about a bunt. Killian of Detroit and the Boston signee Killian loom as future cards. McShane of Roxbury to pitch for Waterbury. Alan jokes gloves hinder batting. doctors’ bills rise. Tri-State’s Carpenter notes Johnstown bought Catcher Jack ONeill after release and Fred Raymer also acquired.
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Boxing Gossip and Upcoming Bouts Stir Boston Scene
James J Corbett backs Mike Schreck for 5000 against Jim Jeffries a plan seen as a publicity gimmick. Schreck lacks size and success as past opponents show. Augusta Maine hosts Martin versus Sullivan a solid welterweight clash. Burns and Memsie arrive in Boston for an exhibition tied to the Burns OBrien fight photos. Plus reader letters for Rouse OBrien Billy Pierce Jerry Gaines and Jack McClosker.
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Mike Schreck
Jim Jeffries
Schreck
Chelsea
George Gardner
Corbett
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Jeff
Tommy Burns
Jack O’brien
Billy Stitt
Jack Twin Sullivan
Augusta
Terry Martin
Philadelphia
Tommy Sullivan
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Sullivan
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Charley Neary
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Rouse O'Brien
Billy Pierce
Jerry Gaines
Jack McClosker
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