Boston Fives Win Two Championships
South Boston High defeated Boston Latin 19 to 18 to clinch the division title in the Boston High School basketball league. Captain Churchward led the Peninsula offence with timely fouls and baskets as Latin School pressed late. In the reserves, South Boston also beat Latin 17 to 13 with Barry Stanfield and Barrin earning praise.
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Only One Horse Out To Oppose Tom Phair
The pace set by Tom Phair remains unmatched as Billy Ross is the sole challenger in the Angus Pointer cup race at Providence. Phair clinches the win with a easy quarter in 31 4 seconds while the first heat records 32 14 seconds. Readville track sleighing continues as Harold Childs jogs Lucile Marlow and Nettie Shedd, with Haven James expanding his trotter stable by purchasing Quintell, a noted 2 14 percenter.
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Adell
Turf Notes Remsen Robinson Wins Second
Remsen Robinson claimed his second victory in the latest meet notes, dominating the turf event with a strong sprint finish and securing a clear lead over rivals.
3 1 Shot Wins Big at New Orleans Fairgrounds
In New Orleans on February 21 Jerry C. won the first race at odds 3 to 1, bringing in more than $10,000 for backers. Fantastic led the mile handicap early, but Peter Sterling surged late to take the feature.
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Two Holiday Games for East Boston Fans
East Boston hosts two holiday basketball games at Lyceum Hall featuring Noddle Island and the Twenty-third Street team of New York. The visiting club recently beat the New York Naval Reserves on their home floor and seeks another win. The 8 o'clock starts will showcase Abadie, Detrich, Corbett, Doherty, and McDonald in key positions with Wendall and Crowley among others.
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Boston Chess Club 70 Holds Open House Today
The Boston Chess Club at 241 Tremont Street Boston opens its rooms at 2 pm for anyone interested in chess. A. M. Sussman will play simultaneous games against all-comers in the event hosted by the club.
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Local Sloops Change Hands Through Hollis Burgess Agency
The racing sloop Little Haste owned by Nathaniel C. Nash of Cambridge sold to Fred B. Thurber of Providence through Hollis Burgess. Sloop Setsu owned by W. A. Green of Cambridge sold to T. R. Goodwin of Providence. Herreshoff sloop Hope owned by Mrs. S. P. Colt of Bristol sold to H Holton Wood of Brookline. Cruising knockabout Aspenet owned by Frank Barr of Winchester sold to Francis A. Houston of Concord via the same agency.
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Brookline
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Concord
Neponset Holiday Game Sets East Boston in Dorchester Clash
The East Boston C L A faces Dorchester A A in Chicatawbut Hall Neponset tonight, then meets again at Lyceum Hall East Boston tomorrow. Outcome could decide the city championship as fans watch closely.
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World Champion Pool Player Heuston Invades New England
Thomas Heuston the world champion pool star, famed for his calm methodical play and self breaking, faces New England's top players at Miah Murray's pool parlors all week. Heuston, from St. Louis, boasts a $5000 backing and has defeated George Dawson and English Tom Dawson in key matches, drawing crowds nightly.
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New England league imposes eye tests for umpires
Umpires aspiring to New England league staff must obtain certificates from reputable oculists proving good eyesight. The rule, passed at a spring meeting at the American House, introduces six approved umpires and limits game transfers without president approval to a $50 fine. The event drew managers players and fans with speeches from Dovey McBreen Donovan and others.
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Holiday Sports Program Highlights Many Cities
A holiday Washington's Birthday program offers diverse events from boxing bouts in Marysville Rochester and Saco to college matches Yale vs Princeton and Harvard vs Cornell in Ithaca. Other games include Boston and Brockton area high school contests plus exhibitions in chess and shooting.
Eve wins $300 Hayden cup at Boston dog show
Eve, a $1500 Boston terrier owned by M. C. D. Borden of Fall River, captured the Hayden cup at Mechanics Hall in Boston. New York's Hayden Thompson won best prize with a male terrier. Nance, also owned by Borden, took second. A timber wolf exhibit sparked laughs and led to legal issues in Massachusetts.
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Cambridge Prospect McCreahan Joins Boston Americans
Cambridge native Jud McCreahan, a 6'2\" right handed outfielder, is to join the Boston Americans next week. Once kept under wraps, the youngster is praised as a phenom with fast feet and solid hitting. He has interscholastic star status, semi pro and Northwest league experience, including a 469 batting mark for Winnipeg.
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Newton 08 Wins Class Games In Dramatic Meet
Newton February 21 1908 the class of 1908 won a close gymnasium athletic meet with about 500 spectators. Rib Porter set a new school record in the 12 pound shot put at 39 feet 2144 inches, while T Carey and the Mahoney brothers starred in others. Carey won the 1000 yard run with a late sprint and R Mahoney edged the 600 yard race. Final team scores: 1907 24 1908 34 1909 4 1910 1.
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Ryan Beats Champion In Billiards Duel At Miah Murray’s
Champion Tom Hueston loses to James Ryan at Miah Murray’s Academy with a long scoreline. Scratches: Hueston 6, Ryan 9. This afternoon English Tom Dawson to play and in the evening John T. McHale faces Hueston.
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Tech Five Triumphs Over Lowell Textile, 31 to 15
Tech five defeated Lowell Textile 31 to 15 at the Tech gym last night in a fast game. Tech led with solid defense and balanced scoring from its lineup.
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Victory for Pope's Hill over Emmanuel A.C. at Roxbury
The Pope's Hill five defeated Emmanuel A.C. at Roxbury in a tight game by 21 to 9 last night. Viaporer starred for the winners and Claverie for the losers.
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Boxer Shot by Sweetheart in Essex Street Lodging
Lawrence February 21. Local boxer John McCarthy known as Young Jon Grim was accidentally shot in the cheek by his sweetheart Eva Butler in a lodging house on Essex street around 8:60 last evening. She fled and police had not captured her by midnight.
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Boxing Gossip Prominent Fighters Brawl Across New England
South Boston’s Coley McGowan aka Kid Shea meets Kid Razier of Portland in Lewiston while promoter-backed matchups plan Donovan vs Thomas at Casco Club March 11. Prokos vs Barnes draws crowd. Lundin vs Perreli headlines Winnisimmet wrestling. Mantell to face Williams in Lymanville. boxing, wrestling and fencing plans surface with regional talent like Connolly Mellody and Johnson attracting attention.
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National Lancers Troop A Defeats Eighth Regiment in Somerville
Troop A of the National Lancers beat Company K of the Eighth Regiment at basketball played in the Somerville Armory last night.
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