Harvard and Yale to duel in second hockey clash
In New York under favorable weather Harvard and Yale face off in the second of a three game series. Yale seeks a win after a Boston loss, with Harry Gardner guarding the net and Martin anchoring the defense. Captain Harmon in good form, Yale aims to force a deciding third game at the Boston Arena on Feb 24 if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harvard
Yale
Boston
Elis
Crimson
Harry Gardner
Martin
Harmon
New Haven
Boston Arena
Yale and Harvard Set For Hockey Clash Without Mumps Ailments
Yale recovers from Cox and Claflin illnesses as Harvard’s strong lineup led by Harry Gardner prepares to defend the title. Pete Sortwell, Bubbs Philips, Bill Claflin, Steve Hopkins, Alfred Goodale, and Jim Willetts anchor the visitors in a battle on a small home rink.
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Yale
Cox
Bill Claffin
Crimson
Claflin
Harvard
Elf
Harry Gardner
Princeton
Pete Sortwell
Rover
Bubbs
Philips
Bill Claflin
Steve Hopkins
Alfred Goodale
Jim Willetts
Bang or Bangor Auto Show Map and Indy Race News
Bangor, Me will be on the automotive show map next week. Fred Wagner will not start the 500 mile race at Indianapolis next May. Charles P Root of Chicago is booked to hold the flag. Wagner is a valued race starter and sartorially correct. Bill Pickens plans a protest meeting at Frighton Beach with Barney Oldfield and Teddy Tetzlaff as drivers, both under suspension. Pickens previously staged Readville stunt met with AAA disapproval. He also arranged the 1910 Oldfield Johnson race that unsettled the AAA. A Commonwealth avenue trap signals outgoing motorists from Lozier building to Temple Israel, with a building-top signal. The opposite trap was successfully operated last week. This winter sees unusually few cars laid up due to mild weather. The AAA reports heavy winter motoring activity and strong tire sales. J D Anderson credits mild winter as evidence of year round utility for the motor car. Factories run nonstop to meet orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Fred Wagner
Indianapolis
Charles P. Root
Chicago
Wagner
Bill Pickens
American Automobile Association
Frighton Beach
Barney Oldfield
Teddy Tetzlaff
Pickens
Readville
Oldfield
Jack Johnson
Commonwealth Avenue
Lozier Building
Temple Israel
United States
J. D. Anderson
United States Tire Company
Skating Bulletin Highlights Local Arenas and Streets
Fragmented skating bulletin lists venues and districts Charlestown Columbus Avenue Franklin Field Gibson Neponset North Brighton Orient Heights Randolph Roslindale Strandway Wood Island with unreadable notes. The garbled text references skating activity and area names in Boston neighborhoods.
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Charlestown
Columbus Avenue
Franklin Field
Gibson
Neponset
North Brighton
Orient Heights
Randolph St. P
Roslindale
William Eustis Wood Island
Fresh fish prices and molasses ship in from Havana
Dozens of vessels discharged fresh fish at T wharf with prices steady above normal. Haddock 6 3 4 cents, steak cod 9 3 4, market cod 6 1 4, pollock 8, large hake 9 1 4, small hake 6 1 2, cusk 4 1 2 cents. Nelson, a Havana bound steamer, brought 1,450,000 gallons of molasses. captain John Thompson now commands. Weather caused many ships to seek shelter in Portland and Boston ports. Christina X cleared for Baltimore and Newark. Lippincott suspended from Amateur Athletic Union over unreported travel expenses. suspension to lift after account is corrected.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Cusk
Arethusa
Governor Foss
F. J. O’hara
Annie
Jennie
D. Cabral
J. J. Fallon
Nelson
Havana
Cuba
Matanzas
John Thompson
Harvard
Fore River Works
Quincy
Boston
William Borden
Cape Cod
Highland Light
Chatham
Portland
Hume
Rockland
Hamburg-American Line
Christina X
Custom House
Baltimore
Newark
N. J
Leyland Line
Winifredian
Boston Light
Crawford
John W. Fogarty
Butte, Mont
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Fragment
Maritime notices list arrivals and sailings of steamers and schooners with ports from Gloucester to Portland. Vague ship names include Nelson Thompson Havana Gloucester City of Gloucester Neptune Cumberland Lynn and Carpathia along with lighters and tugs bound for New York Philadelphia and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Thompson
Havana
Gloucester
Winder
Norfolk
John
Beacham
Torrey
Rockland
Klondyke
Carpathia
Liverpool
Ainae
Boston
Yarmouth
Cerembas
Savannah
Kershaw
H. F. Dimock
New York
Chippewa
Charleston
Jacksonville
Fla
Andalusia
York
Jonas H. French
Newburyport
Nottingham
Port Johnson
N. J
Salem
E. L. Pillsbury
Charles I’. Pritchard
Padelphia
Lynn
Mary F. Scully
Occidental
Marcus Lesorfolk
Loring
Baellerd
Georgetown
Lippincott suspended by Middle Atlantic AAU
Donald F. Lippincott, University of Pennsylvania sprinter, has been suspended by the Middle Atlantic Association of the Amateur Athletic Union. The suspension was announced by the registration committee after a meeting of the body.
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Philadelphia
Donald F. Lippincott
University of Penn
Middle Atlantic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Lippincott
Intercity Hockey Showdown Opens Pilgrim A A Versus New York
The Pilgrim A A opens its season hosting the New York hockey club at the Boston Arena. New York, top in its Amateur league, aims to prove faster and more skilled, while Boston seeks to humble the visitors after recent improvements including a win over the Montreal Victors and a near-miss against Three Rivers of Quebec. The 8 15 p m puck drop features a lineup with McKinnon Young Bates Whitten Davenport Bray and Lewis among others.
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Pilgrim A. A
Hockey Club of
New York
Boston Arena
Boston
Pilgrims
Victorias
Montreal
Three Rivers
Quebec
Pilgrim A. A. Hookay Club
McKinnon
Young Brite
McKenzie Bpynan
Bates Small
Doughtry Whitten
Tigers Beat Dartmouth In Princeton Showdown
Princeton nips Dartmouth 22 to 12 as junior Salmon stars with 2 field goals and 16 foul shooting chances. Sisson, Dartmouth’s top forward, is stifled by E. Trenkman. three Hanover players are disqualified for personal fouls late.
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Princeton
N. J
Salmon
Dartmouth
Sisson
E. Trenkman
Snow
Hanoverians
Margeson
Charles Rice Leads Entries for Cathedral Y M C A Games
Charles Rice of Powder Point School and Leo McCarthy of Boston College H S lead a strong entrant list for the Cathedral Y M C A games set for next Monday night in the Boston College gym. Oscar Hedlund of the B A A is expected to enter the mile, with Unicorn club members likely joining. The interscholastic mile invitation attracts many top schoolboys. Allen, Dempsey, and Kempton are listed. Relay races feature matchups among English High versus Boston College High, Rindge Manual versus Brookline High, Boston Latin versus Dorchester High, Arlington High versus Hyde Park High, and North Dorchester A A against Brookline Gym.
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Charles Rice
Powder Point
Leo McCarthy
Boston College H
Unicorn Club
Allen
Dempsey
Dorchester
Kempton
Malden
English High
Boston College High
Rindge Manual
Brookline High
Boston Latin
Dorchester High
Arlington High
Hyde Park High
North Dorchester A. A
Brookline Gym
Williams Sharks Past MIT In 4-3 Hockey Thriller
Williams College defeated Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4 to 3 in Williamsport on February 18. Cutler and Curtis led Williams, with MacLeod scoring the final goal. Ranney guarded MIT’s net as Williams prevailed under favorable weather in the team’s fifth game of the season.
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Williamstown
Williams
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Tech
Ranney
Cutler Brothers
Purple
Rogers
Curtis
Moody
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St. Nicholas’ Rink
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Philies
Skating Bulletin
Jordan Marsh Company
New England
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Sree
Robt
Arthur
Mary Lucania
A. P. Andrews
Echo
Mary Edith
Shipping News
oFoe
Buggeinen
Dunlop
Tigers
Tiger
Berkshire College
Grand Opera House
Geo
Sandele
Neil Olson
Dane
George Touhey
George Sandele
Gertie LE Clair
Dover
Washington Str
L Station
B. F. Keith's Theatre
Washington
Robt. T. Haines and
Adelaide
Norwood
Seymour Felix
Amelia Calre
Donovan & McDonald
Madden
Fitzpatrick Norris Baboons
Burley
Willis Family
Sharp & Turek
Will & Kemp
Thomas A. Edison
Plymouth
George
Arliss
Disraeli
Robert Loraine
Man
Superman
Boston Opera House
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Carmen
Garden
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Mardones
Andre Caplet
Melis
Polese
Sampieri
Maranzoni
Aida
Weingartner
Marcel
Gay
Louise
Laffitte
Marcoux
Barnes
Lina Cavalieri
Lucien Muratore
von Baerentsen
Ofice
Steinert’s
Boylston, Mason & Hamlin
Petticoat
Helen Lowell
GLOBE
Castle Sa Tel
Tremont
John Craig
Howard
LOS
Cherry Blossoms
Frey
Somethin
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Hamid
Buch Bros
Unique Theatre
Secret Service
Steve
Capt
Scott
South Pole
National SQ. Tremont
Jesse Lasky
Edison Talking Pictures
Walies Soc
Beylsten
Burke
Adams House
David Belasco
Loew's Orpheum
Tremont Temple
Angus Hamilton
Central News
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Lecter
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Jordan Hall
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Conrad V. Bos
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Paulo Gruppe
Georgia
Tennessee
Washington St
Reston
Ziegfeld
Follies
Majestic
Uci
St.james Theatre
Loew’s
St. James
Felix Adler
Roberts
Hayes & Roberts
Kelso & Leighton
the Aeros
Aubrey & Flower
Marvello
Hollis
Warsev Charles Frohma Miss
W. Pinero
William Elliott
Fremont Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
eSay
Arnold Bennett
Edward Knobauch
Joseph Brooks
Yellow Jacket
Fulton Theatre
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