Pooch Donovan's New Star in O Connell Showdown
Pooch Donovan backs a bright rival rise as O Connell faces Kloby in a New England welter title bout planned for March 6 at Mechanics Building. Muggsy of East Boston will weigh 145 pounds against Tommy Kirby Corcoran of Lawrence in a high stakes clash drawing Boston and Lawrence fans.
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Pooch Donovan
O’connell
Mechanics Building
Fistiana
Mechanics’ Building
K. O. Muggsy
East Boston
Tommy Kirby Corcoran
Lawrence
New England
Boston
Ringster
Kirby
Charlestown
Muggsy
Joe Thomas
Diamond Hill
R. I
Finn
Green
Eddie Shevlin
Paul Doyle
Kirby-Muggsy
Shevlin-Doyle
Kloby
Sunday Post
Faw
Johnny McMeni Ren
Greater
School fixtures on tap this week across Boston area
A dense schedule outlines track, hockey, swimming events at East Armory and multiple venues. Schools including English High, Boston Latin, Dorchester, Brookline, Medford, Newton, Roxbury Latin, St John’s Prep, Exeter, Milton Academy, and Noble and Greenough participate across days Tuesday to Friday with interscholastic meets, relays, and duals.
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Dorchester
Boston
East Armory
English High
Browne and Nichols
Cambridge
Danvers High
St. John’s Prep
Danvers
Dartmouth
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Commerce
Mhrookline
Newton
Medford
Armory —Trade
Bulish High
Drill Hall
Arlington High
Milton Academy
Milton
Country Day
St. Mark’s School
Southborpe
Harsward
Exeter Academy
Exeter
Manning High
Andover Academy
Warward
Andover
Boston High
Mechanic Arts
West Roxbury
Fast Armory
Boston Latin
Ice Pavilion
Lynn
Roxbury
Brookline High
Brookline
Drifl Hall
East Boston
Brighton
Ilyde Park
South Boston
Iinet Armory
Allen Military School
Noble and
Greenough
Dexter Field
Tuntington School
Greater Boston
Boston College High
Lowell High
Lowell
Cambridge Latin
Brook~lime High
Pomfret School
Pomfret, Coenn
Noble and Greenough
Lee Pavilion
Harvard
St. Mark’s
Southbore
Browns Pitcher Frank Davis Weds Hannah Wirk Gregory
St Louis Browns pitcher Frank Dixie Davis, newly acquired by the club, married Hannah Wirk Gregory last week at her Virginia home, amid family and friends in a small ceremony.
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Frank
Dixie) Davis
St. Louis Browns
Pride
Virginia
Hannah Wirk Gregory
Holy Cross Georgetown Fordham and Boston College May Form Big Four
Georgetown Holy Cross Fordham and Boston College plan to form a Big Four similar to the Harvard Yale Princeton and Chicago Michigan Illinois set up. Jesuit colleges in the East will convene in New York to discuss coordinating sports activity.
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Georgetown
Holy Cross
Fordham
Boston College
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Chicago
Michigan
Illinois
East
New York
Catholic Jesuit colleges seek athletic union rules
Charles R. Cox of Georgetown proposes a four Jesuit college athletic code modeled on Harvard Yale Princeton and midwest programs. He urges graduate managers, fixed football dates, and strict eligibility rules including four year play limits and minimum grade requirements. Boston College opposes share alike gate finances and travel demands, threatening to block agreement without financial revisions.
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Charles R. Cox
Georgetown University
Boston
Cox
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Chicago
Michigan
Illinois
Midwest
Fordham
New York
University Heights
Maroon and Gold
B. C
Washington
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Worcester
Boston College
President Frazee Arrives in Boston
Boston Red Sox president Harry Frazee arrived in Boston last night and will stay several days He declined to discuss the Lannin suit but hinted at a trade that could interest all Hub fans in the near future.
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Harry Frazee
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Joseph J. Lannin
Denny O Connell The Harvard mile legend of grit and speed
Dennis Francis O Connell Jr known as Denny stands 5 feet 6 inches and weighs 125 pounds yet he became intercollegiate mile champion with 4 minutes 23 3 5 seconds He starred at Dorchester High Exeter Harvard and Cambridge earning captaincies, medical training, and a medley relay win at Albany He is famed for the Denny Finish and plans to enter contracting after college while maintaining top grades and popular standing
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O'Connell
Harvard
Brickley
Mahan
Casey
Denny” O’connell
Crimson
Penny
Dorchester
Denny
Dennis Francis O'Connell
Dorchester High School
Filu
Pooch Donovan
Bob Crawford
Lafayette
O’ Connell
Lowell
Albany
Cornell
Dickinson
Ithaca
Denny” O'Connell
Cambridge
Yale
Peech
Donovan
Pep
Ginger
Proofs of Donovan Story in Post Can Be Obtained
The Boston Post reports a surge of requests for copies of the Sporting Page issue of Feb 12 featuring Harvard star Pooch Donovan as trainer candidate for the 1920 Olympic team. Proofs are available at multiple Boston area venues including the Sporting Room, Harvard clubs, athletic associations, and local streets offices to encourage nationwide support. The paper urges continued distribution of the article.
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Donovan
Boston Post
Pooch’” Donovan
Harvard
Harvard Athletic Association
Harvard Crimson
Harvard Club
Boston
Commercial A. C
School Street
Armory A. A
Brady Ready for Tourneys Across Florida Route
Mike Brady, former Oakley pro, plays around Miami before the West Coast spring circuit. Tournaments start at Boca Grande and visit Fort Myers, Palma Ceia, Belleair, St Augustine, ending Pinehurst. Competing with Jim Barnes and Walter Hagen, Brady lures strong field. Miami adds a 15 hole course as Willie Park surveys ground for a new layout. Arthur Fenn enjoys Palm Beach links while Dewitt Balch plays Miami. Fort Lauderdale weighs municipal links with a potential bond vote.
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Mike Brady
Oakley
Miami
West Coast
Boca Crande
Fort Myers
Palma Ceia
Belleair
St. Augustine
Pinehurst
Mike
Jim Barnes
Walter Hagen
Willie Park
Magic City
Miami Beach
Palm Beach
Arthur Fenn
Palm Beach County Club
Dewitt Balch
Western Golf Association
Fort Lauderdale
Tinker Announces Deal For Columbus Club Pitcher Mayer
Joe Tinker reveals another transaction for the Columbus Club purchasing pitcher Ferellte Mayer from the Chicago Cubs.
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Joe Tinker
Columbus
Fereltine Mayer
Chicago Cubs
Racing Results From The Track Card
A lengthy program lists eight races with purses of 600 dollars, four claiming events and a President Menocal handicap. Notable winners include Ruby, Major Fisk, Dainty Lady, Pomerene, Parable, Crowell, and Jack Healy, with times and wagering details for each event. The card notes track fast and clear weather, with multiple runners named per race.
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Ruby
Long
Cvap
Annabella
Fletcher
Old Red
Carmody
Iuntrack
Rockaree
Small Stone
Little One
Colonel Lillard
Whippoorwill
Daisy JL
Lady Langsten
Dainty Lady
Mountain
Eto
Honest George
H. Garner
Frascuello
Corey
Martylou
Rey Ennis
Peaceful Star
Count Borts
Jack Dawson
Pomerene
Barnes
Golf Stone
Thomas
Wille Crows
Crowell
Hank O’day
Crump
Scotch Verdict
Weiner
Lackawanna
Zinnia
Litherick
Atkinson
Cork
Edith Herr
Jan
Vic Munoz
Bertha Minix
Felix M
Katherine Beal
Dorothy
Fire Hy II
Painter
Vain Chick
Cherry
Shasta
Sophie K
Applejack
Drusilla
Lama
Weymouth
Ambassador HI
D. ©. Girl
Willie Woods
Meliora
Artist
Hazel Nut
Tarascon
Royalty
Bulger
King Tuscan
Keymar
Assign
Quin
Eisnehita
Jack Healy
Timothy J. Hogan
Pretty Baty
Gold Stone
Legacy
Zodiac
Attorney Muir
Umpire Joe Dailey Signed for 1926 Western Canada League
Joe Dailey, veteran minor league umpire, has signed to officiate in the 1926 Western Canada league season, adding seasoned arbitration to the circuit.
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Joe Dailey
Atark
St Alphonsus Smoker Hears Murray Casey Talk at Roxbury
Over 600 members of the St Alphonsus Association attended a smoker at the Roxbury club rooms. Captain Billy Murray spoke on football team upkeep while Eddie Casey discussed the Harvard Oregon game and the trip across the continent. The group backed William F Donovan for a 1920 Olympic training post. Joseph Walston and William Brennan led the program. ushers included Hare Grady Conway Coonahan Carroll.
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St. Alphonsus Association
Billy Murray
Eddie Casey
Harvard
St. Alphonsus
Roxbury
Oregon
William F
Pooch
Donovan
Joseph T. Walston
William K. Brennan
Michael F.hare
John W. Grady
Joseph M. Conway
John T. Coonahan
Joseph T. Carrol
Chess Champ Challenged for Title by Capablanca
Dr. N Lasker, the world champion, is challenged by Capablanca for the title in a match arranged by Nederlandsche Shank bond. The eight game up match order, draws not counted, with purse rules and possible referee by Walter Penn Shipley. Telegraph match Boston vs New York set for next Saturday with Boston Chess Club and Manhattan Chess Club teams announced.
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Dr. N. Lasker
Capablanca
Nederlandsche Shankbond
The
Hague
Dr. Lasker
Lasker
Walter Penn Shipley
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Boston City
Manhattan Chess Club
John IF. Barry
Harlow B. Daly
George H. Babbitt
H. L. Perrin
Major Mitchell
J. W. Hawes
Boston Chess Club
Palmer and Heck
City Club
Mott Smith
Harvard
Adams
Technology
O. Chajes
J. Rosenthal
S. T. Sharp
Boston Seeks Volunteers to Dig Out Snow Mess
Mayor Peters calls for volunteers in all city divisions to shovel snow and ice blocking streets. He will issue full details today, inviting men and boys to spare an hour or a day to help clean up Boston amid the severe snow emergency.
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Boston
Peters
Harvardprepares for 1920 baseball season opener at Bowdoin
Harvard plans the 1920 season with 28 scheduled games plus an extra possible with Yale. Captain Bobby Emmons and Coach Slattery outline batting, catching, and pitching prospects as freshmen report for early practice. The Crimson face Bowdoin on Soldiers Field April 10, with a southern trip to meet Virginia and Penn among others.
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Harvard
Crimson Nine
Bobby Emmons
Jack Slathery
Edward Nichols
Soldiers’ Field
Slattery
Bowdoin
Soldiers Field
Alexander Kirk
Yale
Princeton
Crimson
University of California
Boston College
Tufts
Medford
Collegians
Dixie
West Point
University of Virginia
Annapolis
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Holy Cross
Brown
Penn
Red Sox
Barrow
South
Sox
Eddie
Mahan
Jack Slattery
Ford Hibbard
Crimson Athletic Treasury
Freezing Cold on Way to Boston Grips New England
A swift drop in temperature sweeps western Maine New Hampshire and Vermont turning rain to snow with blizzardlike fury. The mercury fell from 45 degrees to 15 above overnight and may hit about 10 above as the cold wave is set to last two days.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Storms cripple vast New England rail and road networks
Heavy rain and freezing conditions sweep the region as the Berkshires hide under 14 inches of snow and western New England endures 10 to 12 inches. Widespread phone and telegraph failures, stalled rail and trolley services, and mounting food shortages threaten communities from Worcester to Williamstown. In West Roxbury, volunteers clear snow to reach cemeteries where burials are delayed, prompted by a public health warning.
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New England
Berkshires
Worcester
Maine
Springfield
Worcester County
West Roxbury
St. Joseph
Mt. Benedict
Public Citizens’ Association
Foot of snow blocks railroads in New Hampshire
Manchester, Feb 15. A heavy snow and sleet storm crippled rail and streetcar traffic across New Hampshire with over a foot of snow and drifting wind. A Boston and Maine train stalled at Newbury Cut with 35 passengers aboard. Hillsboro branch blocked after a derailment at Goffstown. streetcar service suspended from Concord to Manchester. Lake Sunapee area reports 18 inches of snowfall.
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North Adams
Berkshire
Williamstown
Williams College
Sanbornville
N. H
Portsmouth
Manchester
Boston & Maine Railroad
Claremont Junction
Concord
Newbury
Hillsboro
Goffstown
Lake Sunapee
City Cleansing Efforts Stopped By Snow And Rain
City crews and 130 workers fought ice and flood damage after a heavy rainfall and snowfall. The Lenox street car barn roof section collapsed, injuring no workers but causing several thousand dollars in damage. Ice blocked gutters and street cleaning, delaying municipal efforts and hindering transit on outer fringe streets. Captain Swallow and Captain Whiting led volunteers from the State Guard in cemetery work.
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Swallow
Whiting
State Guard
Lenox Street
Thomas F. Sullivan
All-Star Hockey Crowd Sees Pittsburg, Boston Split
George W. Brown and the Boston All-Star hockey team returned to the Hub after winning the first game 4 to 3 and losing the second 7 to 2 at the Desquesne Garden in Pittsburgh. A crowd of 16 000 packed the arena with nearly 10 000 on Saturday night.
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George W. Brown
Boston All-Star
Pittsburg A. A
Desquesne Garden
Smoky City
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Clarence Finn
Roy Green
Shevlin
Doyle
Dennis
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Frank Davis
Combine
President Frazee
Exonians
Brady
Boston “Pro
Tinker
Mayer
Havana
Canada
Murray and
Casey Guests of
Varsity Club
Wilton Waugh
Feld
N. E
Centre Streets
Centre Street
Old Sol
Pittsburg