Star Athletes Entered In Big Medford Meet
Star performers from local clubs colleges and schools fill the Medford Armory indoor meet. Notables include Wesley W. Coe world champion shot putter and a host of Harvard Brown MIT and local entrants. Key races feature the 400 yards half mile mile relay and shot put with Medford High facing Malden in a rivalry closing the program.
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Boston Athletic Association
Lawrence Light Guards
Medford
Wesley W. Coe
W. D. Eaton
Bobby Leavitt
Ben Stephenson
EH. E. Nelso
John Connolly
Malcom V. MacDonald
H. A. Gidney
W. F. Flatley
W. H. Fernald
Herbert Jaques
Eddie Hart
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Clark
Eaton
Go Prout
Brown
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Thurlow
Tommy Reardon
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
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Roy Welton
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Herbert A. Gidney
Somersend Clark
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Rowbotham
Stone
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Noble & Greenough
Barber
Newtopay
Coe
Dartmouth Five Crippled For Middletown Game
Hanover, N. H. Feb 20 The Dartmouth basketball team left for Middletown to face Wesleyan tomorrow night. Lang did not travel and both Lane and captain Goebenstein are hurt raising fears for the outcome. The Williams game at Williamstown tonight was cancelled.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Middletown
Wesleyan
Lang
Lane
Goebenstein
Williams
Williamstown
Freshmen Baseball Tryouts Amid Fever Shakeup
Professor Bartlett on the athletic council cites scarlet fever in town as a reason for cancellation. A possible forfeit claim looms for the Williams team, with a makeup game at Williamstown set for March 8. Twenty five freshmen reported to Captain Skillin for baseball tryouts this afternoon.
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Professor Bartlett
Athletic Council
Williams
Plummer
Williamstown
Skillin
Boston Terrier Fanciers Show Draws Large Crowd
Boston Terrier Fanciers Out in Force at Big Show reports large crowds and keen judging as dogs compete for top trophies. Rip Van Winkle and Vuelta Glory win nods, with protests over a collie ear and a notable $1000 sale of Prince Boylston II to a Philadelphia buyer.
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Dar
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W. L. Davis
Vuelta Glory
St. Bernards
Judge Green
Arthur Mulvey
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Dwight Baldwin
W. N. Kimball
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Thomas Wesley
Limit Bitches
New York
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Davis
Kelley
Mulvey
Moe
Myron Robinson
Princess de Montglyon
W. H. Blake
Dorchester
Samuel R. Foster
Philadelphia
Prince Boylston II
Joseph H. Caie
Surprises in City League Triumphs by Local Teams
Somerset, McCarthy, Boylston and New Roxbury were winners in the City league matches last night, delivering unexpected results and strong showings from multiple squads.
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Somerset
McCarthy
Boylston
New Roxbury
Speedway Stars Set For Fasig Tipton Cup on Charles River
A large crowd is expected at this afternoon's Fasig Tipton cup race on the Charles River speedway if weather remains pleasant. The event features champion Metropolitan Club stallion Tom Phair racing against Laura, Grace Baron, and Billy Ross with fast sleighing predicted yesterday.
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Charles River Speedway
Metropolitan Club
Tom Phair
Laura
Grace Baron
Billy Ross
Milton High School blanks Hyde Park in season finale
Milton High School hockey routed Hyde Park High 4 to 0 to end the season. Hyde Park keeper Taylor stood out at cover point but Milton dominated from the opening faceoff with Arlington champions looming as a potential future opponent.
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Milton High
Hyde Park High
Milton
Arlington
Hyde Park
Taylor
Holiday games set for South Boston High
South Boston High hosts South Boston and Dorchester High alumni on Washington's birthday with a close afternoon game. The John E. Baldwins and Notre Dames meet for their second 120 pound district title bout.
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South Boston High
Dorchester High
Washington
South Boston High School
John E. Baldwins
Notre Dames
English High, East Boston Tie In N Division Play
English High School defeated East Boston High 17 to 15 to force a three way tie for the N division title at Montgom ery Street School. East Boston second team won by one point to claim the second teams’ championship in X division.
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English High School
East Boston High
Montgomery Street
Boseton High School
English
East Boston
Sheridan
B A A Holds Holiday Shoot At River Side
The Boston Athletic Association will stage an all day handicap shoot at River side tomorrow starting with the 9 am train from Trinity Place. Hl Howell donated eight Toby prizes bronze for events including a 100 third event with four prizes and a second 100 third event after lunch. The program aims to let latecomers shoot for prizes and on Feb 23 the Dorset consolation cap will be awarded to the highest handicap scorer who has not won a cup this season.
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Boston Athletic Association
Riverside
Trinity Place
C. Hl. Howell
Toby
Dorset
Roxbury High Loses Three Star Athletes
Roxbury High School announces that Harry Moran William Gheradini and Kenneth McDonald will discontinue their services today. The trio have been key members of the school athletic teams over the past two seasons and their departure impacts the program.
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Harry Moran
William Gheradini
Kenneth McDonald
Roxbury High School
Brookline High Holiday Meet Draws 75 Entries
Brookline High School reports more than seventy five entrants for the annual interclass track meet to be held in Town Hall on Washington's Birthday afternoon. The program includes sprint and distance events with a chance of record times.
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Brookline High
Brookline High School
Washington
Roxbury High School Rout Mechanic Arts in Two Games
Roxbury High School first and second fives defeated Mechanic Arts teams 36 to 6 and 10 to 9. OConnell and Captain McCarthy starred for Roxbury, while Bayer scored M.A.H.S. only floor goal.
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Roxbury High School
Mechanic Arts
Roxbury
O'Connell
McCarthy
Bayer
South Boston and Boston Latin Face Crucial Divisional Clash
In Boston High School basketball, South Boston High and Boston Latin meet at Warren Avenue to determine division supremacy as the only championship contenders. Both first teams share equal standings, with Latin the only prior defeat for South Boston and Roxbury High the only loss for Latin. A parallel battle for second-division leadership accompanies the main matchup, with the two second teams holding the same standing and their fate tied to today’s result.
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South Boston High
Boston Latin
Warren Avenue
Roxbury High
South Boston
Roxbury
Interscholastic Golf Assn Elects Officers
The Greater Boston Interscholastic Golf Association elected officers at its annual meeting held yesterday at DeMerritte School Boston. Officers named include President Brice S. Evans and Vice President Karl Mosser with a full executive slate.
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Greater Boston Interscholastic Golf Association
DeMerritte School
Boston
Brice S. Evans
DeMerritte
Karl Mosser
Roxbury Latin
P. F. O’donnell
Newton Wiigh
Dana Wingate
Winchester High
W. H. Cady
Brookline High
H. Johnson
Noble & Greenough
G. HI. Pushee
Young Holds Out for Raise
Little Cy Young and Wred Tenney met at the National League office for over two hours but reached no deal. Young seeks a $2000 salary and plans to return later in the week when an agreement is expected. Tenney and Young remained hopeful after a cordial, unfinalized discussion.
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Cy Young
Wred Tenney
Nationaleague
Young
Tenney
George Dovey
Dovey
Tony Marsh
Freeman Desires Baseball Fever Ready For Season
Buck Freeman of the Americans is eager for the season to start. He wrote that he is crazy for the bell to ring and would rather be at Little Rock than Wilkesbarre. Freeman says he feels fine and bets a dozen hats that they won’t finish last year’s place.
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Americans
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Little Rock
Wilkesbarre
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Tommy Connolly
Quakers
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Zach Gay
Natick
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Dill
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New York Americans
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Atlanta
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Toronto
Cumberland
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Robson Edges Murphy In Even Six-Round Bout
Spike Robson of England held a slight edge over Tommy Murphy of New York in a six round fight at the National Athletic Club Philadelphia. The bout was fast from start to finish with little damage inflicted by either fighter.
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Philadelphia
Spike” Robson
England
Tommy Murphy
New York
National Athletic Club
Morse Declines Yale Field Coach Post for 1907 Eleven
Samuel F. B. Morse, Yale football captain of 1906, will not take the field coach job for 1907 due to business reasons. Captain Bigelow is considering two candidates, William Knox and Guy Hutchinson, with a leading chance for one of them to fill the post.
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Conn
Samuel F. B. Morse
Yale
Bigelow
William Knox
Guy Hutchinson
Back Bay Nips St Germain In Tight Perker Memorial Clash
In a close game at Perker Memorial Tall Back Bay edged St Germain 26 19. Sweeney and Slamin brothers stood out as the key contributors for the winners.
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Back Bay
ST. Germain
Perker Memorial Tall
Sweeney
Slamin
Youngster and veteran meet in Boston boxing trials
At the Boston Athletic Association last night bouts in 120 and 140 pound classes and the heavyweight division were decided. Notable bouts saw Pat Cunningham defeat Morris Miller in a 120 pound clash and Slosberg of the U S S New Jersey beating Anthony Rodriges in the heavyweight segment.
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Morris Mileler
Cunningham
Roxbury
Miller
Harry Myers
James Delany
Slosberg
United States Steamship
New Jersey
Anthony Rodriges
James Duboy
Leominster
Frank Lowe
Boston
Thomas Weliy
Dorchester
Frank Smith
Cambridge
Charlestown
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Rexbury
Morris Miller
M. Harris
Eddie Daniels
M. Ross
Charles le Ror
James Dubor
A. M. Sullivan
Ed O’brien
William Rolfe
South Boston
Joe Murphy
I’. J. McKenzie
Albert Hart
Brookline
Sill Slesberg
U. S. S. New Jersey
William Allen
Abner Jessey
A. G. Milliken
Malden
T. Crowley
Elilton Club Beats Y M U A Juniors at Hilton Gym
The Elilton club defeated the Y M U A Juniors in a fast game at Hilton Gym last night by 19 to 7. Troas and Silver stood out for the losers while Andy and Bornstein starred for the visitors.
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Elilton Club
Hilton Gym
Troas
Silver
Andy
Bornstein
Mayor's Sons in Basket Battle Tonight at Dorchester High
Dorchester High alumni meet St Marys C U in a star game of the season at the Dorchester High School Gymnasium. Preliminary matches feature Baraca versus Roxbury Alliance and a charity game with Welles team ages 12 to 45 against the Rosemonts near the mayor's home. Mayor Fitzgerald expected to attend.
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Dorchester High School
Dorchester High
St. Mary’s C. U
Baraca
Roxbury Alliance
Welles
Rosemonts
Hickey
Fitzgerald
Worchester High School
Thomas
John
F. W Fitzgerald
Wells
St. Mary’s
Lasker Wins Eighth Chess Match Game to Lead
Philadelphia reports Dr. Emanuel Lasker defeated Frank J. Marshall in the eighth game of their championship series. The 63 move win gives Lasker four wins and four draws. eight wins are required to retain the title. Location of the next game not announced.
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Philadelphia
Namanuel Lasker
Frank J. Marshall
Dr. Lasker
N E Chess Champion to Meet All Comers
On Washington's Birthday A M Sussmann will give a simultaneous performance at chess in the Boston Chess Club rooms 241 Tremont street meeting all comers. Sussmann is champion of New England and a top Hub player known for strong exhibitions.
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Washington
A. M. Sussmann
Boston Chess Club
Tremont Street
Sussmann
New England
La Touarte Defeats Maynard in 18th Billiard Tourney Game
In the C class amateur billiard tourney at Hub Palace last evening La Touarte defeated Dr Maynard by a 150 to 115 score in the 18th game.
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Hub Palace
la Touarte
Dr. Maynard
New England magnates hold annual league meeting
Baseball's New England magnates meet at the American House for a spring session with an afternoon business meeting and a banquet for New England writers. A schedule is drafted but awaits approval after the big leagues publish their plans. Steve Flanagan reportedly may relocate the Manchester franchise, possibly to Brockton.
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American House
New England League
Baseball Writers of
Boston
Steve Flanagan
Manchester
Brockton
Joe Thomas bets to beat Mellody or Ryan in ring
Harry Moley deposits $900 with a local sporting editor and offers to bet that Joe Thomas can beat either Honey Mellody or Tommy Ryan at any weight. Moley says Mellody claims welterweight champion status and recalls Thomas beating Mellody before.
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New York
Harry Moley
Joe Thomas
Honey Mellody
Tommy Ryan
Thomas
Harry
Ryan
Melody
Mellody
Barnes Fails to Pin Prokos in Wrestling Bout
Jim Barnes of Springfield, the middleweight champion, failed to throw James Prokos of Lowell in a 53 minute match at the Winnisimmer Athletic Club in Chelsea. Prokos proved tougher than expected as Barnes blamed the boxing mat for handicapping his efforts, while both wrestlers exchanged holds and escapes in a spirited bout. A prelim between Young Burlin and Gus Dumond drew strong enthusiasm, both unable to gain a fall in 15 minutes. referee George Toohey and timekeeper Steve Mahoney were noted.
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Springfield
America
James Prokos
Lowell
Winnisimmer Athletic Club
Chelsea
Prokos
Barnes
Young Burlingame
Baltimore
Gus Dumond
George Toohey
Steve Mahoney
Local sports notes mix basketball buzz with oddball tales
A bustling round of basketball at Worchester High School features Mayors Fitzgeralds sons in a Wells vs Rosemonts opener ahead of a Dorchester High alumni clash. Lowell hosts a 14 and 15 year old final between Roger Wolcott alumni and Coburn. Also notes on Billy Hickey’s Panama offer, Daly’s famous cat tale, Monahan’s candlepin bowing title, and Rube Waddell’s timepiece spree in Columbus.
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Lowell
Roger Wolcott
Coburn School
Wolcott
Rock Ridge Nall Beat Brookline High 40 28 in Feb game
Rock Ridge Nall defeated Brookline High 40 to 28 today in Wellesley. Felber Manson and Mayo starred for Rock Ridge, while Brain and Clune led Brookline.
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Brookline High
Felber
Manson
Mayo
Brain
Clune
Brookline
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