Crafty Ring Stars Mingle Tonight When Jack Twin Meets Joe Thomas
Two records fell at Boston city and district high schools indoor relay carnival at East Armory. Boston Latin triumphed in the matinee two lap and set a new district mark, while Noddle Island squads clocked a district record. Dorchester High led a strong showing, with Dorchester and Boston Latin dominating multiple heats amid a large field of junior to senior relays.
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Hudson's Bay Dog Derby Sees Twelve Teams Entered
In The Pass Manitoba on February 18 twelve teams compete in the 200 mile Hudson's Bay Dog Derby starting March 1. Last year's winner Walter Gayne of St Paul returns with a 15 dog team. All dogs wear moccasins and smoked glasses to prevent snow blindness. Teams carry nine to fifteen dogs.
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West Point coach Lobert heads to New York for spring practice call
Hans Lobert, coach and trainer of the West Point baseball team, left Havana for New York today. After reaching New York, he will issue a call for spring practice at the Academy.
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Syracuse says Boston College game deemed unwise
Syracuse University officials say they refused a November 5 game in Boston with Boston College because the athletic board believes the matchup would be unwise. President A. E. Larkin and Secretary W. S. Smith issued the statement on behalf of the board.
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Syracuse Students Demand Orange Officials Open Talks With Boston College
The 506 Syracuse students petitioned to push for negotiations with Boston College. The athletic board notes receipt of the petition and states it cannot schedule a Nov. 5 game with Boston College due to existing schedule, travel, and injury concerns, as BC has booked Marietta College on that date. Signed by President A. Fe. Larkin and Secretary Ww. S. Smith.
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Rath to Play on Coast in Pacific Coast league
Morris Rath former Cincinnati Nationals World Series player signs to join the San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast league this season. John Kilonis billed as the Wrestler of a Thousand Thrills will appear at the Grand Opera House next Thursday to battle Otto Fackenschmidt of Cleveland following his strong showing against Ajax.
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Twin Sullivan to Clash With Joe Thomas Tonight
In a long-awaited confrontation at the Commonwealth Club, Jack Twin Sullivan from Cambridge across the Charles faces off against rival Joe Thomas. The bout promises a fierce clash between longtime adversaries in a storied sporting encounter.
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Jack Sullivan and the Upper Marsh Legend in Boston
The tale sketches Jack Sullivan’s rough youth and training under mentor George Dixon, detailing riverbank fights, early sports lessons, and a vivid rival tale with Joe Thomas. It notes Tommy Stankard emerging as a fan favorite after three knockout wins at local clubs and hints Harvard College and the Twin influence as backdrop for a comeback tonight.
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Brennan Beats Bob Martin in 15 Round MSG Heavyweight Bout
Chicago heavyweight Brennan defeated West Virginia's Bob Martin, holder of the A E F title, in a 15 round Madison Square Garden bout that went the distance with all three judges ruling Brennan the winner.
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Veteran ex-soldier shows grit in rugged boxing bout
The former soldier, beaten but game, fought Brennan to a strong performance. Inexperience with his left hand and early rounds gave Brennan the edge, while Martin bled early but rallied. From rounds six to ten Brennan pressed, though Martin had moments in close. Final verdict left both fighters marked as they exchanged blows to a close finish.
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Sweeney K O D in 16 Seconds at Madison Square Garden
New York reports the shortest bout at MSG lasting 16 seconds as Whitey Allen knocks out Bob Sweeney of Boston with a right smash. Homer Smith KO’d Wild Bill Reed in the fourth round. Pinkey Lewis disqualified in the third round for holding.
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Kid Norfolk Wins Negro Light Heavyweight Title
Kid Norfolk holds the Rickard belt as the Negro light heavyweight champion, securing the title in a decisive bout.
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Amherst Beats Williams in Intercollegiate Swim Meet
Amherst defeated Williams 87 to 16 in a meet at Amherst. Stars included Damon and Whitcomb for Amherst and Jones for Williams.
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Brave Rookie In Hospital For Planned Baseball Operation
Bert Whalen pitcher for the Boston Nationals arrived at a Los Angeles hospital for an operation expected to enable him to play this season. Surgeons announced the procedure and he is to join the Beaumont club of the Texas league.
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Josephs Captures New England Feather Title in Boston Fight
Bobby Josephs of Boston defeated Al Shubert of New Bedford in a full 10-round title bout at Mechanics Building to win the New England feather title by a shade. A crowd over 5000 witnessed constant action as both boxers exchanged heavy blows. Shubert suffered a cut under the eye. judges gave Josephs the decision.
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Noble & Greenough Edges Roxbury Latin In Dual Meet
Noble & Greenough defeats Roxbury Latin 33 to 30 at Dexter Field Brookline in a tight dual. Key events include Mumby 40 yard dash win for Noble & Greenough, Gardner of Roxbury Latin wins multiple distances, and a three way tie for high jump among Noble & Greenough competitors.
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Harvard and Yale Tie for Metro Squash Title
Harvard and Yale clubs tied for the Metropolitan squash team championship with six wins and two losses each. A playoff to determine first place is scheduled for next week, with the two teams set to clash again to settle the tie.
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