Caldwell sets indoor 2 15 for 1000 yards in Ninth Regiment meet
The article notes Dave Caldwell's indoor 1000 yard time of 2 minutes 15 seconds at the Ninth Regiment games, compares him to Mel Sheppard's Celtic Park mark, and cites other runners like Syd Leslie and Yale's Johnny Overton. It discusses upcoming schoolboy meets, Yale and Dartmouth performances, and potential venue shifts for Dartmouth–Penn dual meets.
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Dave Caldwell
Mel Sheppard
Celtic Park
Long Island
Dave
Caldwell
Mel
Syd Leslie
Johnny Overton
Yale
Hartford
Hanover
Springfield
New England
Gor
Johnny Wilson
New York
Boston
al Nelson
Manchester
Augusta
Joe Rivers
Bill McKinnon
George Robinson
Eagan
St Alphon sus A A to hold 10 mile race March 31
Sanction granted for St Alphon sus A A to host a 10 mile road race on Saturday March 31. Entry blanks available from W F Grady at St Alphon sus A A Roxbury. Also notes historic sprint times and records at Riverside 1899 Analosian Island 1890 Washington DC.
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St. Alphonsus A. A
W. F. Grady
Roxbury
Clarence DeMar
Ryan
New York
DeMar
John W. Owens
Detroit A. C
Analosian Island
Washington, D. C
Riverside
Michigan votes to re enter conference
The University of Michigan athletic board approved a resolution requesting regents to pursue Michigan re joining the Western Conference. The vote was eight to one at a special meeting held in Ann Arbor.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor, Mich
Board of Athletic Control
University of Michigan
Board of Regents
Arena Hockey Club Clinches Boston Amateur League Title
In a rough contest marked by individual brilliancy and unmatched gameness from Burt Nowell, the Arena Hockey Club defeated the B. A. A. 2 to 1 to win the Boston division championship of the Amateur Hockey League.
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Burt Nowell
Arena Hockey Club
Boston
Arena Triumphs Over Boston A A In Hockey Thriller
Burt Nowell displayed nerve after a second half injury as Arena edged Boston A A 2 to 1. Conley scored the deciding goal after a second half surge while Nowell returned from a three inch jaw cut to spark defense and offense.
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Burt Nowell
Forrest Osgood
Nowell
FE. F. Murphy
Melrose High
Pop Conley
Raymie Skilton
B. A. A. Seven
Leon Tuck
Skilton
Art Donahue
Hutchinson
Huntington
Donahue
Arena H. C
Boston
A. A
Tuck NW
N. Small
Synnott
O'Sullivan
Jones
Tingley
Denesha
Carnochan
Hunt
Brown
Murphy
Wood
Foote
Boxing Gossip Sparks Interest in Referee Switches
The Commercial A. C. tournament drew fan curiosity over referee changes as Larry Conley longtime official, clashes between Eagan and Gardner raised fouling concerns and possible disqualification. Mentions other regional bouts and potential matchups including Chick Connolly and Anderson plans.
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A. C
Larry Conley
Willard Signs Eight Months with Circus
Heavyweight champion Jess Willard signed an eight months contract to appear with a circus in Chicago. The agreement allows him to quit on three weeks notice if a boxing match is scheduled.
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Chicago
Jess Willard
Willard
Burns Wins Mat Tourney at Grand Opera House
Cyclone Barnes of Boston won the international wrestling tournament final by pinning Harry Le Marr of Canada after 29 minutes 30 seconds. Barnes captured first prize in the first division with Le Marr taking second and Cyclone Ross earning third after remaining undefeated to the semi finals. In the second division Abouhyat of Arabia won first prize, Czneki of Poland second, and Hans Furst of Bavaria third.
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Cyclone Barnes
Boston
Grand Opera House
Harry le Marr
Canada
Burns
le Marr
Cyclone Ross
Abouhyat
Arabia
Czneki
Poland
Hans Furst
Bavaria
Young Blades Beats Billy Meyers in 12 Rounds at Fairview
Young Blades of Woonsocket outpointed Billy Meyers of New York and Boston after 12 hard rounds at Fairview A C in Southbridge. The card also saw Billy Galvin stop Maurice Lemoine in two and Jerry McKenna defeat Chick White in two as the preliminaries.
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Southbridge
Young Blades
Woonsocket
Billy Meyers
New York
Boston
Fairview A. C
Billy Galvin
South Boston
Maurice Lemoine
Worcester
Jerry McKenna
Putnam
Conn
Chick White
Morningstar Defeats Slosson in Round Robin Billiards
Orlando Morningstar won his fourth straight round robin billiards game at the Hotel Georgian. He defeated George Slosson 300 to 152 in the three day series ending last evening, giving Morningstar wins over Koji Yamada and Slosson.
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Orlando Morningstar
Georgian
George Slosson
Koji Yamada
Slosson
McRoy Aims to Secure Wood for Cleveland Red Sox Trade
Robert McRoy, vice-president of the Cleveland AL club, is due in town to push the pending deal with the Red Sox for Joe Wood and Sam Agnew. If that fails, he is ready to close a money deal for Wood alone.
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Jimmy Lyons
Cambridge
Joe Chick
Joe Farren
Gloucester
Joe Connolly
Chick
Connolly
Robert McRoy
Cleveland
Red Sox
Joe Wood
Sam Agnew
McRoy
Boston Terrier Show in Somerville Highlights Top Hands
More than 100 dogs entered the Boston Terrier Breeders' Club third annual show held yesterday afternoon in Bacon Hall Somerville. Judge Norman T. Harris ringmaster D J Collins and superintendent Maurice I Healey led the event. Prize winners included Joseph F Greenes Trixy Mabelle Greenes Quombo and F W Howes Toby.
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Boston Terrier Breeders’ Club
Bacon Hall
Somerville
Norman T. Harris
Chelsea
D. J. Collins
Maurice I. Healey
Joseph F. Greene
Trixy
Mabelle Greene
Qumobo
F. W. Howe
Toby
Connolly Defeats Beecher in 12-Round Unity Club Fight
Joey Connolly of Charlestown defeated Willie Beecher of New York in a tight 12 round bout at the Unity Club. Beecher struck low twice but Connolly stayed in, both fighters trading blows throughout the slugfest.
A F Merchant Wins Cross Country Run
Frank Merchant of the B A A led the field to victory in the annual handicap ten mile cross country run. The event took place under the auspices of the St Josephs Total Abstinence Association of the West End amid icy, snow whitened conditions yesterday morning.
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Frank Merchant
St. Joseph’s
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