Yale Edges Harvard 3-2 In Old Rival Hockey Clash
Yale fought off Harvard’s late surge to win 3-2 in the second game of the annual Harvard-Yale hockey series at New Haven. Carhart made 21 saves for Yale as Harvard keeper Gardner allowed no save in the final period. Howe Kimball and Duncan scored for Yale with Blackall netting Harvard’s reply. two penalties against Harvard ended with a Yale victory and a third game scheduled for next week at the Boston Arena.
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Harvard Yale Hockey Set For Deciding Game At Boston Arena
The final Harvard Yale hockey clash will be at the Boston Arena Saturday night after Harvard was upset by Yale in New Haven yesterday afternoon. The B A A seven will instead meet the Sherbrookes of Quebec at the Arena on either tomorrow or Monday night per the Sherbrookes’ wishes.
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Americus Beats Rogers in Two Falls for World Heavyweight Title
Americus defeated Rogers of Buffalo in two straight falls here tonight, winning the world heavyweight wrestling title. The first fall lasted 26 minutes 10 seconds and the second 10 minutes 5 seconds. Dr Roller of Seattle beat Shad Link of Baltimore in two straight falls.
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Field Expands as Major Leagues Grow Toward World Series foursome
Commentator notes the increasing scale of professional baseball with more major leagues joining the circuit. The idea envisions a world series style event featuring multiple leagues competing, reflecting broader interest and competition growth.
New England Schoolboys Indoor Meet at Mechanics Building
Saturday afternoon marks the New England schoolboy indoor meet under the Boston Athletic Association. Organizers expect new records to be set as athletes compete for top honors in a full program at the Mechanics Building.
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Worcester Academy Meets Set to Spark New Track Records
Manager George W. Brown of the B A A announces a top quality meet with expectations of record breaking in high jump and mile. Johnstone of Worcester Academy aims to beat 6 ft 8 1 2 in while Curran Dutch Allen and Bosworth push the mile past 4 m 37 4 5 s, the 1910 Quincy mark.
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Quincy High School
Columbia Swimmers Triumph in Providence Meet
Columbia defeats Brown 36 to 17 as Coulman leads with 10 points in the four wins from five events in a home duel.
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Five Second-Round Matches at Racquet Championship
In a Tennis and Racquet Club event, five second-round singles matches concluded with mostly straight wins. Highlights include G A Thorne of Chicago defeating J Greenshield of Montreal in three sets, and Lawrence Waterbury beating C B Pike in three straight. Other results feature H F McCormick, J Gordon Douglass, Matt Bartlett, and defaults involving Quincy Adams Shaw and G C Clark Jr. due to injuries or returns.
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Attell and Kilbane to fight for title on the coast
In a busy boxing card California clubs stage key bouts this holiday season. Attell and Kilbane are paired in a title bout while two championship fights are set to decide titles on the coast.
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Feather Weight Title Fight Looms in Los Angeles
The featherweight championship clash in Los Angeles features Abe Attell defending against Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland in a 20 round bout with Charley Eyton refereeing. Kilbane shown as vigorous, Attell praised for cleverness but questioned for recent inactivity.
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Lee Sets Mark for Half Mile at Pastime Club Meet
New York Feb 21 Local athletes dominate the Pastime Athletic Club indoor meet with Harry Lee of the Boston A A setting an indoor record for 88 yards from a standing start. Lee finished second as E J Sweeney received a 32 yard handicap. Ell Parsons of Yale had a 1 54 3 5 record in a relay. The half mile relay was won by the Irish American A C quartet with Elier Sheppard Gissing Meyer and Rosenberg. The I A A C team finished behind the winning unit with the New York Athletic Club third.
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Good Times Coming In The Street Parade Scene
Competition grows in the city as magnates prepare for crowds and street vendors. Ballyhoo men and sandwich sellers anticipate active days with souvenirs to be handed out and ladies honored on successive days.
Ebbetta Plans Portraits for Posterity at Brooklyn Plant
The item notes Charles Webb Murphy in portraits at ages 10 20 and present day. It mentions placing pictures in the cornerstone of the new Brooklyn plant and showing where G. M. was born.
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Charles “Webb Murphy
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Colored Player and Major League Hope Sparks Debate
The South debates whether a Black or nonwhite player could ever reach major league baseball, amid discussions about talent, racism, and barriers in professional sport.
Winchester High Girls Beat Melrose 41 to 10
Winchester High girls defeated Melrose High 41 to 10 in a gym game. Wellington and Pettingill combined for 16 baskets, Kingston and Cornwall led Melrose, halftime score 25 to 4.
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Ownie Bush Presses 1912 Detroit Tigers Contract
Indianapolis February 21 Owen Bush a Detroit Tiger resident here is dissatisfied with his 1912 contract He has not yet held out but may if President Navin does not meet his terms He has named his desired salary for shortstop and signaled openness to play elsewhere if negotiations fail
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Harvard Athlete Breaks Leg Before Providence Meet
Harvard sophomore Paul Childs of Brookline broke his leg practicing the high jump in Hemenway gymnasium. He cleared only 4 ft 11 in and the injury is described as two fractures near the knee, sidelining him at least a month. The Crimson prepares for relay and field events against MIT in the Providence Armory meet tonight. a special train leaves Boston at 4 15 p m.
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