General Traub Praises 35th Division at Argonne Battle
Major General Peter E. Traub described the 35th Division’s six day siege of the Argonne with pride. He testified before the House rules committee detailing tenacious fighting, 500 killed and 440 wounded, 1000 prisoners, and 24 field pieces captured amid heavy gas exposure and grueling advance.
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Washington
35Th
Kansas and
Missouri National Guard
the Argonne
House Rules Committee
Peter E. Traub
Traub
Furance
Bast
Allen
Kansas
France
Feneral
Yankees Get Quinn in Deal
New York after a winter dispute with Chicago an arbitration by the National Commission awarded Jack Quinn to the Yankees. Vernon club sold Quinn alias Picus to New York and scout Bob Connery went to California to finalize the deal. Connery reported four players plus a future selection were considered in the exchange.
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New York
Jack Quinn
John Picus
Walter Johnson
Yankees
White Sox
Quinn
National Commission
Comiskey
Chicago
Herrmann
Sam Ross
Zinn Beck
Jess
Toledo
Beck
Cardinal
Yanks
Newton High blank Cambridge Latin in Triangular league win
Newton High seven defeated Cambridge Latin 8 to 0 at Bulloughs Pond Newtonville in the second game of the Triangular league. Leete and Owen scored for Newton with Owen handling a standout performance and George Owen Sr. acting as referee.
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George Owen
Newton High
Cambridge Latin
Bulloughs Pond
Newtonville
Cambridge
Garden City
Newton Seven
Newton Figh
Crosby
Lyon
Svaccet
McGowan Corny
Cyosdycy
Catorov
Call
Stinta
Curry
O'Connor
Tobin Pugh
Nobles Team Defeats Allen Military in Brookline Track Meet
Noble and Greenough beat Allen Military School 84 to 22 at Dexter's Field Brookline. Winners include Donald Wingate and Harold Skinner with multiple firsts in events such as 40 yard dash 600 yard run and running high jump Wingate also took shot put while Skinner won the 600 and 1000 yard runs.
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Noble
Greenough
Allen Military School
West Newton
Dexter's Field
Brookline
Donald Wingate
Noble and
Harold Skinner
Allen School
Skinner
Wingate
Powell
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Buchanan
McConville
Partridge
Boe Marsh
Parker
Crocker
Flint
Will
Noble and Greenough
German Boats for Transport Service
Washington February 20 The War Department says eight German steamships including the Imperator have been allocated to the United States for transporting troops from France. All ships at Hamburg have been inspected and are ready for immediate service. They will provide accommodations for 50 000 to 60 000 additional troops monthly.
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Washington
War Department
Imperator
United States
France
Hamburg
Brookline Tank Victory Over Huntington in Relay Meet
Brookline High swimmers defeated Huntington School 15 to 19 at Brookline Municipal Rank. Stars included Brookline's Richardson twins and Kelly and D. Richardson with wins in 60 yard and 100 yard sprints, 200 yard swim, diving, and relay events. Woods led Huntington in several events, and Cowan of Huntington claimed the distance plunge.
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Huntington School
Brookline
Woods
Huntington
Richardson Twins
Richardson
Brown
Mine
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Kelly
P. Richardson
Esworth
Mullowney
Donovan
Bartlett
Wuntington
Cowan
Knowles
Warper
Royden
I. Richardson
Ellsworth
Woeds
Fast Squad on Track for B C
The Boston College track team trains at the B C High gym ahead of the B A A games set for March 1 at Mechanics Building. A 390 yard relay with Holy Cross is planned as the Newton squad aims to avenge last year’s loss to Worcester.
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Mechanics’ Building
Holy Cross
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Barry
Dolan
Driscoll
Reilly
Tufts
Dempsey
Hannon
Burke
Corrigan
Tech
Curtin
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Gordon Irons
Commerce
Markham
Lowell
New Hampshire State
Haverford College
Garret W. Scollard
East Boston District Meet Trials Off for Upcoming Event
East Boston Hyde Park and South Boston middle and high schools held a practice for the district meet to be staged next month at East Newton Street Armory. Hyde Park led overall with 84 points, East Boston 41, South Boston 24 with seniors juniors and intermediates scoring across 60 and 600 yard dashes and sprints.
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Boston
East Boston
Hyde Park
South Boston
East Newton Street Armory
Hutchinson Returns to Aid Harvard Track Team
Harvard welcomes Dana Hutchinson, Croix de Guerre honored lieutenant and noted two-miler, back to Cambridge to help the Crimson track squad. Joining Hutchinson are Billie Moore and Bob Harwood, boosting Coach Donovan’s balanced unit as the relay quartet sharpens for early term competition. Weatherhead, former Eddie Mahan end, also visits from Cleveland after overseas service.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Crimson
Hutchinson
Billie Moore
Bob Harwood
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Ready for Millrose Games Challenge
The Baltimore team approaches the Millrose Games in New York next Tuesday evening with the same championship winning combination as last year. They face strong school competitors, including Southerners, who will need to step up to contest the event.
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Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
New York
Boxing Night Promises Grit and New Matchups
The article previews a series of boxing bouts across venues including Commercial A. C. and Farrington A. C. with Terry Brooks facing Louis Bogash in a 12 round main event. It notes other matches, fighter aims, and planned showings in Boston area clubs and nearby cities. It also mentions managerial decisions, forfeit notices, and a Lawrence Opera House bout, plus a reflection on world champions waiving in baseball.
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West End
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Bridgeport
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Joe Melanson
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Young Chaney
Tommy Carbarry
Phil Kelly
George Brooks
Lowell
Leonard Nowell
al Shubert
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Boston
New Business Men's
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Hayes
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Young Coolidge
O’dee
Young McPharland
Frank Haley
Lawrence
Shubert
Lawrence Club
Bud Murphy
New York
Louis Pogash
Pete Hartley
Derby
Conn
Profit Sharing in Filmdom Pioneered by Mastercraft
The Mastercraft Photoplay Corporation leads a nationwide patron owned film co operative. Investors have spent over one hundred thousand dollars to build Filmland City and produce motion pictures. Their first feature The One Woman is playing at Poli's Million Dollar Palace in New Haven, the region's largest theatre, breaking records.
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Mastercraft Photoplay Corporation
Filmland City
Poli
New Haven
Connecticut
New England
Mastercraft
Filmland
Mastercraft Boosters Pack Theatres In Broad Appeal
Thousands of Mastercraft shareholders and their friends gather at exhibitions as Mastercraft Associates grow nationwide. The piece invites theatre owners to announce the film to ready made audiences eager to attend.
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Mastercraft
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