Harvard Hosts Crimson Carnival With Star Relays Attracting Entered Field
Nearly 250 athletes are entered for Harvard’s Crimson Carnival at Mechanics Hall. The program features a 390 yard Harvard Boston Athletic Association relay and a Harvard Yale freshman clash. Notable entrants include Kelley Fernald Ranney Foster O Brien Allen Reynolds Gozzaldi Jaques Perry Austin Lewis, plus Brookline Gymnasium and Law School teams. All Harvard stars compete to end the winter season in glory.
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Harvard
Mechanics’ Building
Crimson
Boston Athletic Association
Unicorn
Donovan
Princeton
Kelley
Fernald
Ranney
Foster
Brown
Back Bay
Prout
Merrihew
Lee
O'Hara
Harvard Law School
Brookline
Medical School
Law School
Simons
Hartigan
Tom Blumer
Walter Logan
Yale
Herbert Jaques
Perry Austin
Pacific Coast
J. K. Lewis
New England
Brookline Gymnasium
Hedlund
Miler
Halfestine
Whitney
Daniels
McCormack of Providence Wins Armory A. A. 10-Mile Run
McCormack of Providence wins the Armory A A 10 mile cross country with a late sprint past Gordon Porter of Brookline. Clarence DeMar of North Dorchester sets best time 54 minutes 2 seconds but falls short of the record. Porter leads much of the race before McCormack's 40 yard dash to the tape.
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McCormack
Providence
Armory A. A
Armory Athletic Association
Henry L. McCormack
Gordon W. Porter
Brookline Republican Club
Porter
Clarendon Street
Clarence DeMar
North Dorchester
FE. A. Harris
Harris
DeMar
Tremont Street
Montgomery Street
Dartmouth
Beacon
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Eddie Walsh
Armory Club
John J. Gook, Jr
Brookline Gym
Absalom Logan
Charlesgate
Clarence de Mar
Posi- el. Tv Cor
T. Tions
Name Club
H. Ll. McCormack
Ww. Porter
Bkline R
G. A
John Walsh
Bkline
G. A M
Augustus Kerreh
H. A
Louis Schwartz
Melrose H
C. DeMar
No. Dor
A. C
M. Wilson
No. Dor A. C
R F. Piggot
Medford Sete Ener
T F. Piggot
P Catalano
No. Dor. A Cc
J J. Bennett
Dorchester
T. H. Lilley
No. Dor. A. C
Ernest Peabody
Boston Ee
Olsolon Logan
Chief Wilkie Triumphs as Reliance Skips Race at Charles River
Thousands flocked to the Charles River Speedway for Metropolitan Driving Club racing where Chief Wilkie owned by W J McDonald defeated Edwin in two heats after Reliance failed to appear. Torreon dominated Class H trotting with rapid times and the day featured strong racing across multiple classes, including Class F pacing where Wilkes rival Edwin trailed.
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Charles River Speedway
Metropolitan Driving Club
Chief Wilkie
W. J. McDonald
Eben Phillips
Reliance
Edwin
Wilkie
Garman
Torreon
Orphan Boy
B. G
W. J. Wurbush
Munroe
E. J. Harta
Prince Median
J. C. Pauli
Earl King
King
L. Baker
Mike Obeme
Gracie Baron
B. m
R. E. Thompson
Hawkins
Bl. G
J. F. Merrow
Wesley Summers
Wilkeswood
M. McPhee
W. G
Garmon
Fred C
Sanborp
Victor C
G. G
B. W. Gove
Wilkie, B. G
Thistle
W. J. Lovell
Batrap M
C. S. Spencer
Barbara B
Ch. m
EB. F. Adams
Geisboro
George Leonard
Robert Wilkes
W. Duntley
Blue Clay
A. J. Furbush
Billy F
EB. S. Morse
Bell Boy
H. B. Ralston
Keat
EU Wilkes
R. EB. Thompson
Glass K
Patricia
B.m
T. H. Hubbard
Guy Bourbon
F. Maher
Sesee Prines
Monica
Edgar Powers
Belle Mack
Decima Dean
F. Morrison
Frank C
Merrow
Helgamite
Fred Bellows
Aninie Wn Ae
Lady Pinewood
M. F. Maher
Morris Scores K. C. and Is Given a Draw
Andy Morris of Boston knocked out Jack Fitzgerald of Philadelphia in the first round at the Queen City A. C. in Manchester. Referee Allen called a count and then ordered Fitz Gerald to continue or the bout would be ruled a no contest. After a 3 minute rest Fitzgerald fought well but Morris delivered steady body blows and Fitzgerald pressed for a draw, both men on their feet at the finish of the 15th round.
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Manchester
N. H
Andy Morris
Boston
Jack Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
Queen City A. C
Allen
Fitzgerald
Fitz
Morris
Phil Brock Beats Redmond in Akron Ring Fight
In Akron Ohio on February 22 Phil Brock of Cleveland defeated Jack Redmond of Milwaukee in a fierce 15 round bout. Brock rallied after taking the worst of it and finished with a flurry to secure the decision in a hotly contested scrap.
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Akron
Phil Brock
Cleveland
Jack Redgmond
Milwaukee
Brock
Pittsburg Fighter Knockout Shocks Griffin in First Round
Tony Ross of Pittsburg defeated Hank Griffin of Los Angeles at the Armory 4. A. in Rochester New York in the first round. Ross delivered a pair of knockdowns before finishing Griffin.
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Rochester
N. Yn
Tony Ross
Pittsburg
Hank Griffin
Los Angeles
Armory
Gossip for the Motorist and Early Auto News
Reports on R L Agassiz and polo ties to the America cup matches and a June deadline for English team travel. New York motorists face Callan law issues while car owners await free delivery of new number plates. Boston car firms plan salesrooms on Boylston Street with Lenox Motor Car Company expanding in New England. Snowy season recalls old sleighing days as motorists attend salesrooms.
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R. L. Agassiz
Polo Association
Hurlingham Committee
England
George
New York
J. D. Murphy
Selden Motor Vehicle Company
Rochester Automobile Club
Lenox Motor Car Company
New England
Boylston Street
F. W. Cooke
Daniel S. Howard, Jr
Brockton
H. E. Williams
George Geiler
Frank McClusky
State House
Coolidge Corner
Brookline
Boston
Dillon Beats Gardner In Ten Round Boston Pivot
Jack Dillon of Indianapolis defeated Jimmy Gardner of Boston in a ten round bout with a newspaper decision for Dillon. Gardner showed clever defense and long range, but Dillon wore him down and finished strong, with only the fifth round leaning Gardner's way thanks to a steady left jab.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jack Dillon
Jimmy Gardner
Boston
Dillon
Gardner
St Johns Berchmans Defeats St Johns Prep in Danvers
St Johns Berchmans of East Boston beat St Johns Prep in Danvers 15 to 5. Flaherty and McLaughlin starred for East Boston while Cowlin and Flannigan led St Johns second team.
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Danvers
St. John’s
St. John’s Berchmans
East Boston
Flaherty
McLaughlin
Cowlin
Flannigan
Cambridge Club Beats Milton in Hockey 7 to 2
The Cambridge Hockey Club defeated the Milton Hockey Club 7 to 2 at Cunningham rink. Davenport of Boston Crescent starred as forward. Cambridge led 4 to 1 at halftime with Frits and Davenport notable, while Horner Furber and Sears led Milton.
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Cambridge
Milton
Cambridge Hockey Club
Milton Hockey Club
Cunningham
Davenport
Boston Crescent
Frits
Horner
Furber
Sears
Wellesley Prevails Over Rindge In Home Win
Wellesley High defeated Rindge 38 to 8 on its home floor. Thomas and Sullivan led the Wellesley scoring with multiple goals while Winton Coleman and other teammates contributed. Time was 20 and 14 minute periods with referee Fabian and scorer Priam. attendance 300.
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Wellesley High
Rindge Basketball Five
Thomas
Wellesley
Rindge
Tuomas
Dey
Kenren PiimaiOeeel
Lassaks
Teks Sewer
Diedricksen
Winton
Coleman
Sullivan
Crowley
Daughton
Amos
Fabian
Priam
Timor
Calden
Ballantyne Is Scots Guest at Banquet and Dance
More than 200 attended the American Order of Scottish Clans event at the Deacon building. Acting Mayor Walter Ballantyne was guest of honor and urged citizenship for noncitizens, supported Greater Boston, and outlined park projects funded by a $6,000,000 legacy. Speakers included Rev. William Tufts and James Buttinger. musical numbers featured Duncan, Kennison, McLeod, and the Wee McGregor.
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Walter Ballantyne
America
Ballantyne
Greater Boston
Europe
Boston
Franklin Park
William A. M. Tufts
Caledonia
William J. Hamilton
James Buttinger
The
Scottish Charitable Association
Alexander Duncan
Elizabeth L. Kennison
Mary M. McLeod
Wee McGregor
William Patterson
Fogel Proposes Limited Free Passes For Nationals
President Horace Fogel of the Philadelphia Nationals plans to curb the deadhead nuisance by limiting complimentary passes to 25 each and requiring every holder to sign his name at the press gate.
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Horace Fogel
Philadelphia Nationals
Medford High Clinches Interpreparatory Hockey Title
Medford High School defeats Roxbury Latin 6 to 6 in a decisive Interpre preparatory league match on the Massa Clay Pits. Captain Johnson suffers a scalp wound but Medford maintains lead with one game remaining against Stone School. Fahey and Johnson shine for Medford. Morse stars for Roxbury Latin.
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Medford
Medford High School
Roxbury Latin
Massa
Medford High
Stone School
Johnson
Fahey and
Morse
Dean Victors: Dean Academy Defeats Dorchester Alumni Twice
Dean Academy defeated Dorchester High Alumni 19 to 6 in the afternoon game and 24 to 8 in the evening exhibition. Key players included Maxfield, Regnier, Conley for Dean and Bassett, Jones, Sullivan for Dorchester Alumni. Referee Delaney and an attendance of 300.
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Dorchester High
Dorchester High School
Dean Academy Five
Dpan Academy
D. H
A. Degita
CP. Ass
Max Geld
Ietescsgenceese Rads D
Regnier Olugy
Conley Waasett
Vas
Oss
Sullivan
Lyons Podoe
Slane
Dran Academy
Dorcheaster Almani
Lomo
Tin
L. B
Lyons Maxfield
Coccsesnes
T D
Regnier Toney
Corr
Elas Conley Fidnsatt
Sullivan Jones
Holliston Defeats Framingham In Central MA Title Game
Holliston High beat Framingham High 33 to 28 in the third game to decide the Central Massachusetts high school championship. Leland starred with sharp shooting as Holliston surged after halftime to claim the title.
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Holliston High
Framingham High
Central
Massachusetts
Wellesley
Holliston
Leland
Milton High Beats Braintree High In City Basketball
Milton High defeated Braintree High 42 to 19 at Cunningham Gym. Milton led 24 to 12 at halftime with Minchin returning after a facial blow. O Connell scored a late basket from the center while Carson and O Connell starred for Milton and Jess and Scollard played for Braintree.
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Milton High
Braintree H. S
Braintree High
Cunningham Gym
Milton
Minchin
O’connell
Carson
O'Connell
Jess
Scollard
Braintree
St Johns Prep Defeats Belvidere Street High In High-Scoring 44 23 Thriller
St Johns Prep beat Belvidere Street High of Boston 44 to 23 before 740 fans. Lynch McLaughlin and Sheehan led scoring for St Johns while G Brown and Bryant stood out for Belvidere Street. The game featured 28 points by St Johns in the first period and was played in two 20 and 15 minute halves.
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Danvers
St. John's Prep
Belvidere Street High
Boston
St. John’s
Belvidere
Lynch
Sheehan
McLaughlin
G. Brown
Doherty
Bryant
Brown
St. John’s Prep
E. Brown
Lincoln
Sullivan
Moran
Gargan
Wesley
Boston Newsies Beat Salem Boys In Close Contest
In Fraternity Hall Boston newsboys outscored Salem 13 to 12 in a tight opening game. The second teams followed with Boston 6 to 1. Attendance listed at 3000. referees officials and scorers named.
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Salem
Fraternity Hall
Boston
Salem Newsboys
Boston Boys
Boston Newsboys
Freeman
R. F
Aia
Galpern Simon
Dee Ake
Cys c
H. Galpern Erhantary
Esac
L. F
Collier Blumfield
Y. F
Miller
Freedberg
Simon
Herbsman
Collier
H. Galpern
J. Galpern
Brennan
Berman
Gotlieb
Timor— Curran
Shulman
Channon
Wilanssky
Taylor
R. B
Gray
Baxer
Bernson
Israel
Goldstein
Cohen
Quincy High Edges Newton High In OT Thriller
In overtime Manning scores the decisive goal for Quincy after two extra minutes. Harmon was knocked unconscious in the first half but returned to play. Final score Quincy 10 Newton 8 with Cady scoring four goals from fouls.
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Quincy
Newton
Manning
Harmon
Smith Makes Record Of 27 Baskets In Rallying Win
Revere High captain Smith set a new school mark with 27 baskets on the home floor as Revere routed Everett High 84 to 12. Proctor and Clisbee supported Smith in scoring while Piérott and Menzies played well for Everett.
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Smith
Revere High
Revere
Everett High Independents
Proctor
Clisbee
Piérott
Menzies
Gloucester suffers two losses to Troy Gloversville in river league play
Gloucester lost 58 to 38 in the afternoon and 80 to 38 in the evening at City Hall against Troy Gloversville, leaders of the Hudson River league. Company G defeated the Boston All-American team 63 to 30 at the Armory. Stetson High School girls tied Filene Girls 10 to 10 at the Armory in a crowding afternoon matchup.
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Gloucester
City Hall
Troy-Gloversville
Company G
Armory
Stetson High School
Randolph
Filene Girls
Boston
Taunton High Falls to Oliver Ames in Local Meet
Taunton High was easily defeated by Oliver Ames High of North Easton at the local 7MCA. Tracey and Nelson of North Easton each scored 11 goals in the contest.
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Taunton High
Oliver Ames
Taunton
North Easton
Tracey
Nelson
Exeter meet records fall in faculty field events
At Phillips Exeter Academy February 22, Harry Worthington of Concord equalled the interscholastic 40 yard dash record at 48 5s with other Exeter marks including D C Shepard topping the school pole vault by two inches at 10 feet 8 inches. Worthington and H B Gowdy tied the 45 yard hurdles record at 61 5s while Worthington won the 40 yard dash and Burns led in the 300 yard dash. The senior class captured the faculty shield.
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Exeter
N. H
Harry Worthington
Concord
Phillips Exeter Academy
D. C. Shepard
Buffalo
Worthington
H. B. Goodey
Thompsonville
W. J. Bingham
I. D. Mackenzie
K. By Wordell
Belay Tace
G. E. Brown
Fe Burns
L. Carter
I. R. Hyatt
J. Bingham
J. B. MacDougall
N. M. Way
Pole Vyault
D. Shepard
Carter
J. B. Camp
R Burlen
M, Reat
Brown and Hogan In Fast 10 Round Showdown
Knockout Brown from New York vs Hogan of California fought a close 10 rounds at Madison A. C. with no knockdowns. Brown appeared to edge ahead as Hogan displayed speed and solid defense. many considered the bout a near draw.
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New York
Brown
Hogan
California
Madison A. C
Mister's Gamecock Rye Advertises Aged Distilled Whiskey
A vintage ad touts Mister's Gamecock Rye as a distinctive aged whiskey with a wholesome flavor. It invites orders by mail, offering a full quart for $1 or a Miller Special for $1.50 and encourages sharing with friends.
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Crimson Carnival
Jaques
Copley Square
Botte
August Kerreh
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Schwartz
Melrose High School
de Mar
Time Prize
Sorsiy
SIL
Brookline Repolube 3
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Cormack Providence
Wirivef OF
Furst Prize
Gordon W. Porth
K. C
Redmond
Ross
Fred J. Wagner
New Orleans
William Krafve
Ohio Car
Rindge Manual ‘Training School
Roxbury L. S
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Stevens
Paradise
Murphy Poor
Paeen
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Bete Rare Td F
Cann Paradise
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Greenhood
Dean the Victors
Boston Newsies
Salem Boys
Quincy High
Newton High
A. Chapman
Findley
Whitney Mansing
T. B
Dager Peat
Lyons
Tucker M. Chapman
Secaweneseseeel
Nash Harmon
Cady
Pront
Nash
Harrold
Winchester Y. M. C. A
Rice
John Miss
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