Aura Lee Triumphs Over B A A In Toronto Arena Fight
Joie Ray and Jake Driscoll lead Aura Lee to a 2 to 1 victory over the B A A hockey team at Boston Arena under Lionel Conacher. The match drew a capacity crowd as Aura Lee controlled the game with a strong passing attack and two decisive touchdowns.
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Aura Lee Upsets Unicorns In Fast Hockey Battle
The Aura Lee team from Toronto defeated the Unicorns 3 2 at the Arena in a high tempo game. Four to five Aura Lee players surged toward the Unicorn cage as Stewart stood out in goal for Aura Lee, while Joe Stubbs and Paul O Sullivan starred for the Canadians. Dave Ingalls opened the scoring eight minutes 27 seconds after the start from a pass by Stubbs. Percy and O Sullivan led a late rally as Lacroix faced heavy shots and avoided defeat, but Hogarth clinched the final goal for Aura Lee late in the game. The 7000 fans roared through a dramatic third period as the teams traded pressure, and Aura Lee held on for the win.
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Cyclone Ketchell Wins Tame Boxing Bout
At Salem’s Navillus A A boxing tourney Cyclone Ketchell from Milwaukee won a 10 round decision over Battling Downey of Roxbury in a tame affair. Charlie Sheppard defeated Tony Julian in a 10 round semi final. Mickey Travers beat Mack Murphy in 10 rounds with an artistic spanking. Joe Lareau lost by count out to A Murray in a six round bout.
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Armory A. A. Bouts Feature Blegg—Doyle Main Event
The Armory A. A. will bring together Nate Blegel of Revere and Paul Doyle of Boston in its main bout for next Tuesday night in Mechanics' building. Several other 10-rounders are being arranged.
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Newton and Melrose in win column
Over 6000 fans attended the Inter scholastic league doubleheader at the Boston Arena. Newton High beat Cambridge Latin 2 to 1 in a spirited game, while Melrose High defeated Arlington High 5 to 0. Melrose and Newton emerged as favorites for the Greater Boston ice championship.
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Medford Wins Interscholastic Track Meet On Boston Y
Medford High captured the Greater Boston interscholastic track meet with 20 points led by Andy Gaffey's 309 record, while Ralph Colson of Allen and Gregory McAdams of Lowell matched or equalled key marks. Moses Brown trailed, with Lynn Classical and Brookline also strong. Salem area schools and notable Boston clubs contributed to a crowded program and fast races throughout.
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Tech Victors Dartmouth In Fast Ice Clash
MIT and Dartmouth played a tight ice hockey contest in Hanover with MIT taking a 1-0 victory. McNeil scored for MIT five minutes before the end of the overtime session as both teams fought hard through 15 minute periods.
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Yale and Tech Dominate Two Mile Relay Duel
Yale wins a seesaw two mile relay over MIT, with Hiles and Hennessey leading. final lap passes Tech to finish 8 minutes 24.2 seconds. Hyde Park High wins opening relay 1:28.5. East Boston tops South Boston and West Roxbury in a 8:03 race. Brown beats Northeastern by over 10 yards. Dorchester tops Boston Latin in 3:03.5. Other events include schoolboy dashes and 440 yard runs with East Boston, Dorchester, Holy Cross, Tufts, and MIT runners scoring.
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Dartmouth Names Frank Dorney as Assistant Grid Coach
Hanover Feb 22 Frank Dorney of Newton Mass has been chosen as assistant coach for the Dartmouth football team He will assist Jackson Cannell the recently named head coach Dorney played on the Green line two years and on the hockey team two years earlier injury limited his playing last season He will coach the line while Cannell oversees the back field.
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Roy Moore Wins 16 Round Bout Over Benny Coster
Roy Moore of St. Paul defeated Benny Coster of New York by a judge's decision after a 16 round bout in New York. Both fighters weighed 120 pounds each.
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Heydler Defends Landis Over Impeachment Criticism
John A. Heydler president of the National League spoke in New York asserting Judge Landis will devote his talent to baseball in time. He said Landis chose to stay on the bench and not at the request of baseball people. He argued impeachment critics misrepresent facts and noted court rulings on baseball’s status and the reserve clause while pledging to press on with the sport’s reform and public service.
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Belmont High Joins Middlesex Interscholastic League
Belmont High School joins the Middlesex Interscholastic League for the coming season under Principal Frank A. Scott. The team will play six league games, hosting and visiting each of Lexington Reading and Stoneham High Schools. League games begin April 27 at Lexington and end June 15 at Belmont with home and away dates listed.
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Bates Beats Bowdoin on Ice in Lewiston Hockey
Bates defeated Bowdoin 2 to 0 in Lewiston on February 22 marking their second win over the Polar Bears this season Bowdoin left the ice mid game after a rules interpretation dispute but returned to finish the match Bates clean sheet and two goals secured the victory
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Harvard Freshmen Baseball Meeting and Drill Schedule
A mass meeting for Harvard freshman baseball candidates is set for 7 tonight in Standish Hall common room. Pitchers and catchers will drill tomorrow afternoon in the Soldiers Field cage and continue as weather permits for outdoor practice.
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