Johnny Evers Arrives in Boston for City Welcome
Johnny Evers, formerly of the Chicago Cubs now linked with the Braves, is due in Boston today for a formal city welcome. The event follows a calm February as executives plan receptions and activities around his arrival and stay through the week at Stallings’ camp in Maddock Georgia and related gatherings including theater hospitality.
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Plymouth Theatre
Tener Calls Meeting Of National League For Evers Transfer
Governor Tener of Pennsylvania president of the National League has called an adjourned session in Cincinnati next Saturday at 2 o clock to finalize the transfer of former Chicago second baseman John Evers to the Boston club and to consider other matters.
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Alex Aberg to meet Stanislaus Zbyszko in Feb bout
Promoter confirms most arrangements for the Alex Aberg vs Stanislaus Zbyszko wrestling match set for February 26 in this city. Zbyszko arrived from abroad delayed by a storm and spoke with his manager by phone to approve all match conditions. The bout will be catch as catch can with no title, falls best two of three, with all holds except the strangle allowed.
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Tufts Battery Adds Three Freshmen and Veteran Whittaker
Tufts College baseball practice welcomed three new players Walter Whittaker Nelliss and Gilley to the battery squad. Whittaker formerly pitched for Somerville High and Worcester Academy and plays with Krepps as a pitching duo. The day capped with indoor half mile runs for all candidates and early batting practice.
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St Marks and Somerville Southboro Tie In Football
St Mark's and Somerville played to a 2 2 tie at St Marks. Armour Post DeRham and Flagg starred for St Marks while Somerville showed strong teamwork and pace. The game featured two 11 minute halves with goals by Chow and Post for St Marks and receivers listed as Clark Fliehtner for Somerville.
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Milton High Hockey Triumph Over Quincy High
Milton High defeated Quincy High 10 to 0 at Cunningham Rink East Milton yesterday afternoon. Sweeney led the offense with a series of strong attacks while the Quincy defense failed to hold.
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Webster-Johnny Alberts Meets Young Jasper in 12 Rounds
In New Jersey welterweight Johnny Kid Alberts faces Young Jasper at Lakeside A C Webster in a 12 round match with both camps aiming for weight 145. Frankie Mack vs Youngs Lloyd and Raymond vs Bigney also on the card. Joe Woodman with Sam Langford expected in town by Saturday.
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Cotton defeats Reid by fifth round knockout at Atlantic Garden
In New York on February 17 Willie Cotton stopped Bert Reid in the fifth round of their 10 round main bout. Cotton floored Reid in the fourth but the bell saved him before Cotton finished with a hard right to the jaw. Cotton weighed 142 pounds to Reid 158.
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Britton Defeats Moriarty in Seventh Round Bout
Chicago’s Jack Britton defeats Gene Moriarty of Syracuse in the seventh round of a 10 round match in New York. Moriarty substituting for Young Brown, outclassed and stopped by the referee to avoid knockout. Britton weighed 137 1/4 pounds Moriarty 136.
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Newton High Upsets Arlington High In Hockey
Newton High defeated Arlington High 6 to 2 at Brae Burn Rink West Newton. Dunmore two goals Rice two Warren White Mansell Verey each added goals. referees Osgood. goal umpires Scully Brown. timers Breed Burkhard. Two 20 minute periods.
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Melrose High Beats Milton Academy at Cunningham Rink
Melrose High hockey team defeated Milton Academy 2 to 0 in a closely played afternoon contest at Cunningham Rink as Melrose surged ahead in the second half.
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Newton Star Runner Stricken With Scarlet Fever
Nathan, the crack 10 yard runner for Newton High School, is confined to bed with scarlet fever. His absence will be keenly felt by the track team as a key member and mainstay.
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Meet Called Off Between Boston Latin and Cambridge High
The dual indoor track meet between Boston Latin and Cambridge High and Latin School teams was canceled for Friday. Both teams expect to reschedule a future meet.
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Boston Athletic Association Wins 6 1 Over Syracuse in Hockey
The Boston Athletic Association defeated Syracuse 6 to 1 at the Boston Arena. Osgood led with three goals while Hicks added two and Foote one as B A A controlled the second period, overcoming a 1 0 first period deficit. Huntington and Norfol were noted, with Chadwick stopping many Syracuse shots. Referees were H Foster and Doody. time 20 minute periods.
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Ten Mile Runner Brings Boston Stars To Washington Walk Tie In
Distance runners from Boston and suburbs prepare for the outdoor season opener on Washington's Birthday the 10 mile handicap cross country race under St Josephs T A Society. John H Scott of Philadelphia plans a Boston to Washington walk with two or three competitors under AAU sanction. Entry list includes Jimmy Henigan Joe Silva and Joe Lorden with BA A entries expected later. Six prizes plus a gold watch time prize. Entries close February 21 with George E Riley in Boston.
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Slow Entries Mark New England AAU Indoor Meet
With the annual New England AAU indoor championship looming, entries arrive slowly. Only Jim Henigan of Malden has signaled intent to compete in the senior three mile. Organizers aim to boost entries by adding junior events and inviting major firms to relay races. Teams like Houghton & Dutton vs William Filene four, and W H McElwaine vs United Shoe Machinery are lined up, while R H White Jordan Marsh and Henry Siegel have not replied. Tommy Murphy returns to New York after stage work delays.
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No steel hull for Shamrock tested as centreboard yacht
A Gosport despatch reports Shamrock TV Lipton’s challenger for the America's Cup will be tested as a centreboard yacht. It states the hull will not be steel, but a composite with wood as a factor.
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Three Relay Teams Picked for Harvard Class Championship
Three of the four class relay teams, each with 10 men, have been chosen by their captains for the Harvard class championships. The relays are set to headline the mid winter carnival with preliminaries on Soldiers Field this afternoon and finals tomorrow.
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