Somerville Tops Arlington in Low-Scoring Hockey Thriller
Somerville High defeats Arlington High 1 to 0 at the Arena after five extra minutes. Captain Dresser scored the game winner in the sudden period as Somerville gains in the Interscholastic Hockey standings. Arlington goalie Hammond held strong with several key saves.
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Arlington High
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Arlington
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Crandall
Ross Lynch
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Westminster
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Neil
King
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Twoe Soo
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Fraser
Kennedy
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Danton
Foster Rowe
Buckley
Scanlon Roberts
Eek E Cee
Dreseer
Gaffney and
Mooney
Tinte
Opera Singer Boxer Spalla Rivalry Sparks at Mech Building
In a tale mixing newsroom danger and boxing lore, Erminio Spalla, an Italian opera-hopeful turned heavyweight boxer, battles career and fame. The piece follows his wartime boxing, Y M C A training, and plans to face Tunney as he pursues both sport and song.
Trade Runners Lead in Triangular Meet at East Armory
Trade school runners surged to first place in a triangular meet at East Armory, overtaking West Roxbury with 94 7 10 points to 83 1 2 for West Roxbury and 41 4 5 for Charlestown. Senior to junior divisions showed winners in running events, long jump and shot put with multiple ties and close finishes.
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West Roxbury
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Squash Stars Come Through in National Championship Round
In New York on February 15, the national squash tennis championship at the Harvard Club saw Fillmore Van Wyde defend with a solid showing, but Livingston Platt faltered in a heartbreaker against John Taylor by one point after a 15-5 first game. Keeler and Coward also advanced, with MacGuire overcoming early adversity after a knock to the mouth. Sixteen of the 4 entrants remain, six Harvard Club and four Yale Club players among the survivors.
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New York
Livingston Platt
John Taylor
Harvard
M. Tt
Cornell
Frederick S. Keeler
Charles J. MacGuire
Yale
Carroll T. Cooney
Charles M. Bull, Jr
William Rand
Whitlock
George Abbot
F. Goodhue
Southern League Umpires Appointed for Season
Memphis Tenn February 16 announcement at Southern Association headquarters lists Dan Penninger Bil Brennan Hadley Williams Louie Jorda George Tanner Harry Johnson Connie Lewin and W J Guthrie as umpires for the forthcoming season.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Association
Dan Penninger
Bil” Brennan
Hadley Williams
Louie Jorda
George Tanner
Harry Johnson
Connie Lewin
W. J. Guthrie
Coaches Sound Football Warning at New York Meeting
Yale captain T A D Jones Rutgers Foster Sanford Columba Buck O Neil West Point Maj Charles Daly lead coaches in urging rules committee to curb abuses. They seek harsher penalties for substitutions late starts and unsportsmanlike conduct and clearer play definitions to preserve safety and sportsmanship.
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New York
T. A. D. Jones
Yale
Foster Sanford
Rutgers
Buck O’neil
Columba
Maj
Charles Daly
West Point
Mr. Sanford
Tad Jones
O'Neil
Cials
Mr. Dobie
Harvard
Major Daly
Ree Point
Princeton
Pennania
Commerce Wins Track Meet In Mixed Finish
Commerce defeats Boston Latin in a split meet at East Armory with 1201 2 points to 991 2. Latin led in running events but Commerce dominated field events and junior division, led by standout performances from McDermott and Ingoldsby and several sprint wins.
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Commerce
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Hunt
Sullivan
Ingoldsby
Watson
McDermott
Ray Wins Indoor Two Mile At Knight Of Columbus Games
Joie Ray of the Illinois Athletic Club won the two mile race at the Knight of Columbus indoor games in New York, failing to beat his own record of 9 minutes 133 5 seconds. Earl Johnson and Arthur Cassot finished second and third in a field of 15, with Johnson handicapped by four yards and Cassot by 140 yards. James W. Driscoll won the Casey 600 in 1 34 5, just behind the record, earning the Archbishop Hayes trophy for the third straight year. William Stevenson second and Sid Leslie third, with Larry Brown fourth.
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Joie Ray
Illinois Athletic Club
Knight of Columbus
Illinois
Earl Johnson
Pittsburg
Arthur Cassot
Glencos Athletic Club
Johnson
Cassot
Ray
Casey
James W. Driscoll
Boston College
Boston Collegian
Archbishop Hayes
Driscoll
William E. Stevenson
Princeton University
Sid Leslie
New York A. C
Larry Brown
University of Pennsylvania
Kilonis Faces Bowser in Grand Opera House Showdown
A whirlwind wrestling bout tops the program at the Grand Opera House tonight as John Kilonis, the fiery Greek, takes on Paul Bowser. Cora Livingston meets Olga Nelson while Charley Metro faces Joe Sabosky in supporting matches.
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Grand Opera House
John Kilonis
Paul Bowser
Cora Livingston
Olga Nelson
Charley Metro
Joe Sabosky
Tunney Aims to Fight Carpentier After Wenzel Win
Gene Tunney, light heavyweight champion of America, defeated Whitey Wenzel in four rounds in Philadelphia. He expressed eagerness to face Georges Carpentier. Bagley, Tunney’s manager, said he sent about a dozen cables to Carpentier’s manager Descampes with no reply and would pursue France or another location for the bout.
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Georges Carpentier
Gene Tunney
America
Whitey Wenzel
Pittsburgh
Tunney
Doc” Bagley
Descampes
Carpentier
Bagley
France
Parisian Cup Champion Victor Parisian Cup Champion Victor
Parisian Cup champion Fdouara Roudll defeated J B Cape Morton of Philadelphia 300 to 218 in the afternoon match of the international 18 2 balkline amateur billiards tournament in 61 innings The French champion's high runs were 70 21 18 and his average 64 61 Morton's best were 25 19 16 and his average 49 51 Army Bus the Hollander beat Francis Appleby New York 300 to 291 in the night game of 300 points
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Fpdouara Roudll
France
J. B. Cape Morton
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Army Bus
Francis
Appleby
New York
Huntington Boys Beat Harvard Fresh in Dual Meet
Huntington School defeated Harvard Freshman track 39 to 29 in a Boston M C A meet yesterday. Curtis Parker matched his 1000 yard record at 2 29 1 6, Robinson cleared 5 feet 10 inches in high jump, and Dunker led Harvard in shot put with 40 11. Second place finishers and tight finishes highlighted events with Huntington athletes setting or matching records.
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Quirk
Boston Amateur Boxing Night Features 18 Bouts
The Boston A. A. boxing show at the club gym last night featured 18 bouts. Jack O Mara won at 118 pounds over F. Manion in three rounds. J Marian defeated Vic McNally at 126 pounds in one round. Eugene Rochon beat F. Griffin at 12 pounds in three rounds. Final bouts at 136 and 147 pounds ended in one round with Pat Baker stopping Joé Rogers and Ed Waters stopping Tom Korby.
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Pat Baker
Joé Rogers
Ed Waters
Tom Korby
Martin and Williams Battle to Twelve Round Draw
Terry Martin of Providence and Kid Williams of Baltimore fought 12 rounds to a draw in Providence. The match was fast and evenly contested from the opening bell with no dull rounds.
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Providence, R. I
Terry Martin
Providence
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Curtin Defeats Friedman In Ten Round Boxing Battle
Johnny Curtin of New Jersey beats Abe Friedman of Boston in a close ten round decision at Casino A. C. in Fall River. The bout features exchanges from start to finish with Paddy Owens of Cambridge seeking a comeback by challenging Friedman before the crowd.
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Abe Friedman
Boston
Casino A
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Cambridge
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Notable Jurors Named for This Matter at Boston Post
The Boston Post announces final judges for the case including Hon. J Weston Allen Attorney General of Massachusetts Hon. S W McCall ex Governor of Massachusetts Hon. Homer Albers Dean of Boston University Law School Hon. Sherman L Whipple leading Boston lawyer and Hon. Arthur D Hill Corporation Counsel City of Boston Readers are invited to submit Jury Stories for possible publication Several stories will be printed in all editions on Sundays until further notice
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Jury Tales From The Trial Bench Across The Nation
Letters from readers recount jury experiences including a disputed inquest on a death in England and a Milwaukee murder case where a lone woman juror feared bias. Other anecdotes describe jurors diverging opinions in Maine and New Hampshire, with confessions from lawyers about courtroom decisions and delays.
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Norma Kroes
Milwaukee
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