Harvard Freshmen Crews Compete In Morning Rowing Session
Harvard's freshmen and both varsity eights tested oars yesterday with four shells of 1999 men pushing to Watertown bridge. First freshman boat included Faulkner and Fitzgerald, while second featured Ellis Weeks Kennard and Morrison. Varsity crews swapped rowers at several seats as Gill and Arnold anchored sterns in the two boats racing from the boathouse.
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Cable
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Fitzgerald
Racheman
Crandall
Haufstenge
Maroon
Cutler
Wisscox
Williams
Ellis
Weeks
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Mulligan
Morrison
Poor
Rodman
Townsend
G. Bacon
Glass
Blagden
Kelloge
Ball
Despard
Gill
Fahnestock
Bow
Arnold
Lilley
Guild
R. Bacon
Richardson
Flint
Tappan
Wiggin
Morgan
Hamons
Kellogg
Montgomery
Richards
Warren
Gill Bow
Teddy Roosevelt Jr May Referee Charity Meet in Chicago
Teddy Roosevelt Jr may act as honorary referee and fire the first gun at the charity athletic meeting in the Chicago Coliseum in late March. William Hale Thompson, president of the Illinois Athletic Club, invited the Harvard student to attend and stay as a guest of the club during his city visit.
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Teddy Roosevelt, Jr
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
New Illinois Athletic Club
Harvard
Brouthers Faces Fractured Club Address Gap
Veteran player Dan Brouthers, owner of the Newbury club, seeks missing addresses for reserved players Patrick Kane Thomas McCarthy Joseph Lane Charles Kloppmann and Charles Ochs after contracts were due by March 1. He learns the club failed to note contact details for several men.
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Dan R Brouthers
Patrick Kane
Thomas McCarthy
Joseph Lane
Charles Kloppmann
Charles Ochs
Brouthers
Jim O’rourke
Newbury Club
Dan
Criger Improves Steadily After Illness
Lou Criger shows steady recovery in Elkhart Indiana as he walks the town and plans to travel to Hot Springs tomorrow after unable to secure a lower berth. Attending physician Dr Porter Turner says Criger may rejoin his team later in the season.
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Elkhart
Ind
Lou Criger
Hot Springs
Porter Turner
Criger
Nashua Franchise Transferred to Manchester
Manager S D Flanagan of the Nashua baseball club has received league sanction to move the Nashua franchise to Manchester New Hampshire and will manage the Manchester team next season under terms with Frank J Eustace who led Concord last year.
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S.D. Flanagan
Nashua Baseball Club
Murnane
New England League
Nashua
Manchester
N. H
Frank J. Eustace
Concord
World of Sport Trips Upfall Headlines
The World of Sport section reports a setback as the sports feature returns after a break. Readers see a renewed focus on teams, players, and results across events, with emphasis on notable performances and upcoming fixtures.
Sullivan and Bacchus Form Limited Partnership Stage
The piece portrays John L Sullivan aligned with Bacchus, critiquing modern boxing while remaining a popular draw among cowboys and ladies, with theatrical, Bacchanalian imagery and a nod to his controversial legacy. It also notes Owen Moran's bid to return to America, crave for big fights, and boxer finances amid dwindling earnings.
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John L. Sullivan
Bacchus
Athens
Aqua
Sullivan
John L
Queen Named for J Rogers Maxwell Yacht
New York Feb 20 J Rogers Maxwell of the New York Yacht Club will receive a large racing schooner from the Herreshoffs of Bristol designed by Captain N G Herreshoff. Skipper chosen is Captain John Hansen formerly of Resolute and Troquois. Delivery set on or before June 15.
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J. Rogers Maxwell
New York Yacht Club
Herreshoffs
Bristol
R. I
N. G. Herreshoff
Maxwell
John Hansen
Resolute
Liptons offer boom to mass yacht racing in bay
Sir Thomas Lipton provides a 500 dollar Lipton cup for Massachusetts Bay under the 22 rating universal rule. The cup, placed with the Boston Yacht Club and Y R A of Massachusetts, rewards a boat that wins two Y R A championships in a season of about 25 races from May to Labor Day.
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Massachusetts Bay
Sir Thomas
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Brooklyn
Bermuda
Boston Yacht Club
Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Provincetown
Newburyport
YY. R. A
Boston Y. C
New England
Walsh and Attell in Chelsea Glove Contest Hopes
Interest runs high over the forthcoming bout between Jim Walsh and Abe Attell in Chelsea. The fighters agreed to a decision, Walsh aims to win after a Philadelphia victory, while Attell has faced leaders like Battling Nelson and Herrera without losing a decision. The public debates whether Attell can make weight and sustain his renowned ring record.
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Chelsea
Jimmy Walsh
Abe Attell
Walsh
Philadelphia
Attell
Battling Nelson
Young Erie
Aurelio Herrera
Kid Sullivan
Local Boxers Set For Philadelphia Debut In Big Bout Night
Thursday in Philadelphia will feature Delmont making his first appearance in the Quaker City with an opponent to be chosen. Arthur Cote and Peter Sullivan clash in Augusta tomorrow. E F L Newport Honey Mellody and Jimmy Gardner have no prior meeting. Mellody once KO'd Billy Gardner in 11 rounds. Kid Rogers is to report by noon. Letter for Jig Stone.
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Jimmy Walsh
Chelsea
Attell
Walsh
Pythian
Derry Martin
Honey Mellody
Charlestown
Mellody
Martin
Portland
National A. C
Bartley Connolly
Connolly
Maine
Johnny Lynch
Cambridge
Mickey Green
Frank Adams
Newton
Billy Counnty
Kid Goodman
Paddy Minehan
Goodman
New York
Albert Delmont
Philadelphia
Delmont
Quaker City
Arthur Cote
Peter Sullivan
Augusta
Newport
Jimmy Gardner
Billy Gardner
Kid Rogers
Jig Stone
Twin to Meet Gans Again Fight Set for Arcadia Club
Morris Levy announced Joe Gans and Mike Twin Sullivan will fight at the Arcadia Athletic Club in Los Angeles on March 16. The arena will be canvas covered at the base ball grounds. The bout mirrors their recent match with 142 pounds at 6 o clock and a 50 50 gross split. Eddie Graney will serve as referee.
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Morris Levy
Joe Gans
Mike (Twin) Sullivan
Arcadia Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Baseball Grounds
Gans
Levy
Eddie Graney
Harvard Eyes Schedule Shake Up With Penn and Princeton
Harvard is reportedly set to drop Pennsylvania from its football slate and renew ties with Princeton. At a Hanover meeting of Dartmouth alumni secretaries, Professor E J Bartlett said Harvard pressed Dartmouth to consider Harvard versus either Dartmouth or Princeton, with Dartmouth asked to hold two dates for this fall.
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Pennsylvania
Princeton
Dartmouth
Hanover
E. J. Bartlett
Big Medford Meet Saturday at Armory
Medford prepares for a big indoor carnival at the armory Saturday night. The annual open track games of the Lawrence Light Guards will attract New England's top athletes to compete in diverse events likely to produce fast times and big performances following last year's record breaking shot put by Coe.
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Armory
Lawrence Light Guards
New England
Coe
Baseball News and Comment from a Storied Era
In Cleveland the Naps are seen as pennant contenders fading. Boston Philadelphia and New York face little fear, with Lajoie pointing to Chicago Washington and Detroit as real obstacles. Details include Bransfield’s contract, Johnson’s jovial meeting with an army officer, and preparations for spring series with the Browns in Houston.
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Savannah
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Cardinals
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Kansas City
Hugh McBreen
Clay
York
Collins
Otto Williams
Athletics
New Orleans
Connie Mack
Tommy McCarthy
Hanover
Dartmouth
Fred O’brien
East Boston
East Boston Gymnasium
Eddie Marley
John Larkin
Cleveland Players Arrive for South Trip. Joss and Townsend Refuse Contracts
Cleveland Ohio February 20 The Cleveland players begin arriving for the Southern trip but outfielders Townsend and Joss refuse to sign their contracts creating uncertainty around the roster for the excursion.
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South
Townsend
Joss
One complete nine for a star pitcher trade proposed
Manager Patsey Donovan of Brooklyn seeks a first‑class pitcher in exchange for an entire nine players, with nine seasoned men per position plus $2000 cash, aiming for a Mathewson Dineen McGinnity Chesbro or Cy Young quality arm. The plan sparks skepticism about obtaining the right pitcher. Fred Tenney scouts outfielders as Boston teams prepare to head south for spring training amid predicted improvement.
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Joe McGinnity
Jack Chesbro
Bill Dineen
Patsey Donovan
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Dineen
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Chesbro
Cy Young
Fred Tenney
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Quakers
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Gleason
Cincinnati
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Jim Delehanty
Del
al Buckenberger
Beaneaters
Jim
Delehanty
Fred
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Enney
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