Donovan Relies On Ray Collins For 1910 Red Sox
Boston manager Patsey Donovan pins hoped for mound strength on Ray W. Collins a tall Vermonter from the University of Vermont who impressed in his rookie season. Collins shows speed control and curves and should shoulder extra work, aiding Arellanes as Boston aims for division success. He writes from Burlington about winter life and his Y M C A work while predicting strong athletic results from his team.
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Cambridge White Sox Defeat Newport Naval Reserve 82 to 29
Cambridge White Sox, led by Jim Crowley and Bill Coady, beat Newport Naval Reserve 82 to 29 at Institute Hall Cambridge. Crowley scored from the side and Coady contributed key hoops as Cambridge built a lead through three periods with Crowley and Corbett starring on the floor and Desmond, Healy, and Roche among others scoring. Attendance topped 1000 as Cambridge extended a strong home court performance in front of a feverish crowd.
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St John Beats Winchester 26 to 21 in Dover
St Johns Preparatory defeats Winchester High 26 21 at Dover in a fast game. Murphy and McLaughlin led St Johns with strong floor play while Tuck stood out for Winchester. The St Johns Midgets also beat St Johns Prep second team 26 19 with key scores from Loughlin Arthur and Lynch.
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Randolph A A Beaten By Co G Gloucester Shire
Company G Eighth Regiment basketball team defeated Randolph A A 31 to 19 in a fast finish. Players McCallum Crowell Anderson Landers Melnnis contributed scoring with McCallum Campbell Nugent and Crowell delivering floor goals. Referee McGregor, scorer Parsons, timer Foster, 20 minute halves, attendance 50.
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Parsons
Foster
Gloucester Team Edges St Alphonsus 29 to 26
The Company G basketball team of Gloucester defeated St Alphonsus Roxbury 29 to 26 on their home floor. McClellan and Colby starred for Gloucester while Wright led St Alphonsus.
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St. Alphonsus
Roxbury
McClellan
Colby
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Willie Keeler Released by New York Yankees
New York February 22. Willie Keeler veteran outfielder is granted unconditional release by Frank Farrell president of the local club. Keeler began in 1891 with the New York National league club and played for Baltimore Brooklyn and the Yankees. Also announced today the release of Duke Farrell who served as assistant coach to young pitchers with the Highlanders.
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Willie’’ Keeler
New York Yankees
Frank Farrell
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Farrell
Pat’’ Powers
Binghamton
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Duke
The
Highlanders
Brockton Y M C A Defeats Cambridge In Cambridge
Brockton Y M C A beat Cambridge Y M C A 27 to 13 in Cambridge gym. McAnaul starred for Cambridge while Roche and Chase led Brockton scoring. Cambridge second team defeated Scenic Temple 45 to 14 between halves.
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Melrose Wins Easy Game Over Tech Freshmen
Melrose HighSchool defeated Tech Freshmen 42 to 9 at the Y M C A gym in Melrose. Winship Dyke and Wentworth starred for Melrose while McCarthy and Walsh led Tech. Referee La Rose, Foster scorer, Stevens timer. 20 minute halves. attendance about 300.
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McCarthy
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Fitton Five to Bowl at East Boston C L A
The Fitton Council Knights of Columbus meet East Boston C L A tonight in the second bowling match at the East Boston Th. A. clubhouse. Knights won the opener and seek another win. Teams in costume, Dutch supper after. Fitton players Jim Quinne John Green Joe Marley Happy O Neill Dick McCann. Association team: Shaun O Rourke John Mulkern Bill Hickey Jerry Kelleher Fred McGloan.
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Knights of Columbus
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John Green
Joe Marley
Happy O’ne’l
Dick McCann
Shaun O'Rourke
John Mulkern
Bill Hickey
Jerry Kelleher
Fred McGloan
Shaw Wins National Amateur Racquet Title Over Fincke
Quincey A. Shaw of Boston defeated Reginald Fincke of New York in the final, winning its fourth national amateur racquet title. The match ended in four sets with scores of 17 14, 8 15, 15 2, 15 2.
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Boston
Reginald Tfincke
New York
Conley Defeats Monte Attell in 42nd Round KO
Frankie Conley of Kenosha Wisconsin knocks out Monte Attell of San Francisco in the 42nd round of a 45 round fight held in Los Angeles on February 22. Conley delivers a decisive victory in a long bout.
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San Francisco
Di Mar Wins Ten Mile Armory Cross Country Race
Despite sleet and mud nearly 100 athletes entered the ten mile Armory cross country from Coolidge Corner to return. Clarence H. Di Mar led from start to finish, with F. J. Madden and A. J. Montgomery close behind. Frank Bruce retired after four miles, Ralph Raymond fell but finished, continuing despite bleeding and cold conditions.
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Massachusetts Avenue
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North Dorchester A. C
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Dorchester Printer Wins Armory Run
Clarence H. Di Mar of Melrose, a local printer, won yesterday's Armory cross-country run. Di Mar previously placed fourth in two Vermont events, a four mile interscholastic race in Burlington and an open handicap of 412 miles. He is linked to the North Dorchester A. C., though yesterday he competed unattached.
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di Mar
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Hub Checker Players Win Big Tournament
Ninety five checker players from New England faced an equal number of Boston players in a Washington's Birthday tourney at the American House. Boston won 147 to 112 with 100 draws as Heffner defeated Hill in the feature game.
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A. H. Mayers
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Pittsburg
Pocket Time Savers advertised by the I C S
The I C S hand books offer pocket size guides for electrical workers building trades machinists plumbers and fitters office workers with pages of data formulas and indexing. They retail normally at 1 50 but this week sell for 50 cents cloth or 1.00 leather bound to promote the free exhibit at 9 Boylston Street Boston.
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Health Belt claims to cure back weakness and more
A compact promotional note touts a Health Belt that allegedly cures back weakness, lameness, and pains by channeling galveno-vital power. It promises strength, courage, and healing benefits to users, claiming 100,000 grateful customers and offering a free information book via office contact.
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