Lawson Chases Kramer in World Class Cycle Showdown
Iver Lawson claims peak form after a stunning six day race in Park Square Garden drawing about 8000 spectators. He eyes a high profile challenge against Frank Kramer the American sprinting champion in Boston, based on recent wins over Joe Fogler Major Taylor and others. John Bedell of Lynbrook New York emerges as Lawson’s potential rival with a strong finish in the week long event.
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Iver Lawson
Park Square Garden
Chicago
Frank Kramer
Boston
Lawson
Kramer
Joe Fogler
Kansas City
Major Taylor
Park Square
Fogler
Krebs
John Bedell
Lynbrook
Long Island
John
Menus
Lampoon and Crimson Editors to Play Hockey
Harvard Lampoon and Crimson editors will face off on Brae-Burn ice today in a friendly hockey game to settle past flak and rivalries. The humorous clash pits the Lampoon against the Crimson in a campus showdown.
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Lampoon
Crimson
Harvard
Harvard Crimson
The
Brae-Burn
Horse Notes and Pace Race Insights Span Grand Circuit
The trotter Chase timed at 30 1-4 seconds, 2:07 1-4 pace, pulled owner John Shepard and C. H. Belledell. George Wilkes discusses Spirit of the Times lineage. Dobson, by Bingen out of Winthrop Morrill, owned by John Mills of Somerville, to race in slow pacing from Detroit to Lexington. New England trainers to appear on the grand circuit this year. Metro politan Club president belledel announces weekly cups for outsiders during the season.
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John Shepard
C. H. Belledell
George Wilkes
Horseman
Spirit of the Times
Dobson
Bingen
Winthrop Morrill
John Mills
Somerville
Detroit
Lexington
New England
Edward Sanderlin
Walter Cox
Tom Marsh
John Marston
Jack Trout
Fred Clare
Fred Hyde
C. W. Laselle
Walter Warren
Jack Bowen
C. N. Belledel
Metropolitan Club
Fred Tenney Signs With New York Giants
Fred Tenney, longtime Boston first baseman, signs with the New York Giants after accept ing the Giants offer. He heads to Marlin Springs, Texas, with teammates for training, eager to prove he can excel in New York and offset criticism after the McGann trade.
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Fred Tenney
New York
Frea ‘Tenney
McGraw
Giants
John I. Brush
Fred
Boston
Tenney
Gothamites
Dan McGann
Brown University
Marlin Springs
Tex
Merkle
New York Nationals
Harvard Five Faces Crippled Princeton Test
Harvard schedules a crippled lineup as it meets Princeton in a crucial late season game. Princeton hopes Halliday and Clark lift the Tigers after a string of defeats, while Harvard struggles with bruised players Brown and Browne and the aim to rebound against Yale’s strong defense.
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Harvara
Princeton
Yalé
Dartmouth
S. Brown
G. Browne
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Halliday
Clark
Tiger
Lang
Haverhill Signs Local Pitcher Patrick Thornton
Patrick C. H. Thornton, a well known local baseball figure, is listed on the Haverhill roster for the New England league and appears set for a regular berth. Last season in semi professional play he won 21 of 27 decisions with three one hit games and two two hit games. At 21, 165 pounds and 6 foot 1, he previously failed to land a Fall River tryout as the pitching staff remained intact.
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New York
Tenney
Boston
Hub
Fred
McGraw
Tommy Rot
John McGraw
Patrick C. H. Thornton
Thornton
Haverhill
New England
Fall River
Ketchell Highlighted as Dark Horse for Hall of Fame Stature
Bill Bailey profiles Stanley Ketchell the Grand Rapids boxer whose recent form and past battles with Joe Thomas position him as a strong heavy weight contender. The column compares Ketchell to boxing greats and foresees a rise through the ranks as rivals near retirement and the sport’s legends debate his path to prominence.
Horseman Titer Back From Russian Trip
Henry Titer former Forbes farm trainer and driver returns to Readville from Russia after accompanying Count Oostoff. He witnessed Moscow and St Petersburg races visits estates and covered 16 000 miles in travel.
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Forbes
Canton
Bingen
Readville
Russia
Gegorie Oosroff
Titer
Owalssa
Totaro
Blue Hill
Count Oostoff
New York
Boston
Moscow
Mr. Titer
St. Petersburg
Orloff
Comic musings mix sports fashion and politics in cluttered column
A disjointed skating bulletin blends jokes about Fred Tenney and Mike Twin with references to John Harvard and Rube Waddell. It meanders through political whimsy, home remedies, and local playground notes, listing drifted place names like Crystal Lake, Newton, and Chelsea Creek amid stray phrases and crowd chatter.
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Post’s
Oimen Street
Poulan Hte
Newton
Silver Lake
Nonantum
Levee Defeats Fogler Bets Stir Up Parody Talk
Fragmentary text hints at a past wager about Levee beating Fogler at a specified time. Mentions Charles FF and parodic introduction of a new game amid blurred names and phrases.
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Levee
Fogler
Charles FF
Shrub
Harvard Seeks Hoodoo Breaker in Haughton Era at Cambridge
Harvard fans expect Percy Haughton to end a losing streak across football basketball and hockey. He brings a strong iron rule and Yale style tactics aided by Bill Reid’s system and former Harvard stars to build a winning eleven and lift spirits after recent defeats.
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Harvard
Crimson
Percy Haughton
Yale
Haughton
Cornell
Syracuse
Ithaca
Bill Reid
Reid
Gossip of the boxers weekly card includes Sullivan English clash
The article lists multiple boxing bouts for the week across cities such as Rock Springs Philadelphia London and New York with names including Peter Sullivan Clar ence English Jim Bonner Billy Glover Patsy Kline Kid Sheehan Willie Riley and Abe Attell. It notes engagements by the Armory Athletic Association and highlights a Sullivan versus English matchup and a Bonner versus Glover bout as standout affairs.
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Peter Sullivan
Clarence English
Rock Springs
Wryo
Jack Fitzgerald
Lm Donovan
Philadelphia
Jim Driscoll
Charlies Griffen
London
Jim Bonner
Billy Glover
Patsy Kline
Fred Chisholm
Kid Sheehan
Willie Riley
Averr A. A
Boston
Henry Myers
Eddie Harrigan
Portland
Fred Bradley
Kid Williams
New York
Willie Fitzgerald
George Brown
Reading
Penn
Jimmy Moran
New Orleans
Abe Attell
Eddie Kelly
San Francisco
Jim Donovan
Illie Lewis
Schenectady
Ontario A
Unk Russell
Fall River
West
Sullivan
English
Armory Athletic Association
South Boston
Bonner
Deshler
Sheehan
Final Week in Boston High School Basketball Title Race
Roxbury faces West Roxbury in Y division action at Roxbury for the season finale. Dorchester High hosts Boston Latin in a decisive championship clash, with Dorchester favored on their home court. Boston Latin remains undefeated in league play as the season closes amid apathy and criticism of management.
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Boston High
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Mechanic Arts
South Boston High
Peninsular School
Dorchester High
Boston Latin
Dorchester
Delaney
Spaulding
Warren Avenue
Boston
Boxing Card Promises Busy Night Across New England
South fighter prepares for Fred Chisholm of Everett while Eddie Harrigan and ex champion Henry Myers renews clashes. Tomorrow night features bouts in Portland Maine and Philadelphia with George Geaogier and Carats, plus Nap Dnofresne versus Joe Wagner in Lewiston. Jim Donnaruma reports Er Keevin offered a bout featuring Mont to Jimmy Walst but declined for a decision, and Billy Gardner versus George Pleasen ends with referee Owen Kenney.
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South
Fred Chisholm
Everett
Eddie Harrigan
Henry Myers
Portland
Willie Fitzgerald
George Ge
Wallops
Assell
Philadelphia
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Dick Nelson
Lymansville
R. I
Nap Dnofresne
Lewiston
Joe Wagner
Anapuste
Jim Donnaruma
al Delmont
Er. E. Keevin
Roadoke
Delmont
Jimmy Walst
West End
Madchester
Billy Gardner
George Pleasen
Owen Kenney
Basketball Games Wanted for 120 and 125 Pound Teams
Classified notice seeks basketball games for 120 and 125 pound teams. Listings include St Marys and Wanda Well Games with contact names A E Payne J W F J H Guitland and Wanda Well Games with G I Goodspeed. Addresses shown for each organizer in East Baston Kingston Street Boston.
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St. Mary's
A. E. Payne
Marginal Street
East Baston
J. H. Guitland
Kingston Street
City
Wanda Well
G. I. Goodspeed
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Red Sox name initial lineup and releases for 1914 season
Boston manager Jim McGuire unveils first selections Ungland at first LaPorte at second Wagner at short Lord at third Thoney in left Barrett center Gessler in right plus releases Dantzig Madden Ryan Delmas Peterson to Portland Los Angeles Providence. 30 players to Little Rock. Barrett may lead as captain候.
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Boston
Ungland
LaPorte
Wagner
Lord
Thoney
Barrett
Gessler
Sullivan
Carlisle
McHale
Cravath
Dantzig
Madden
Ryan
Portland
Ore
Delmas
Los Angeles
Peterson
Providence
New York
Little Rock
Chadbourne
Speaker
Whiteman
Jimmie
McQuire
McConnell
Young Donahue
Crimson 3 Oarsmen Shakeup in Harvard Rowing
Harvard oarsmen consider lineup changes after first day on the river. Sargent leads stroke prospects amid shifting seats as Richardson Severance Lunt and Fish hold current shells. Faulkner may move from bow to 8 with lighter replacements sought. Cutler Ball and Gaspar Bacon discussed for bow and alternates.
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Harvard
Varsity
Bristol
Sim Tay
Sargent
Farley
Wray
Richardson
Severance
Lunt
Fish
Faulkner
E. Bacon
Morgan
Bow
Cutler
Ball
Gaspard Bacon
Harvard Lacrosse Opens Season With Veteran Squad
Harvard lacrosse prepares to start its season with about 25 candidates reporting at the handball courts behind Hemenway gym. Captain Vance leads a practically veteran squad as the team works on a yet unfinished schedule and aims to become a popular minor sport at the university.
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Harvard
Vance
Hemenway Gymnasium
Dartmouth Star Frank Brady Shines in Top Scoring Role
Frank Brady the star forward for Dartmouth led the Green with 16 points in their Saturday game against Harvard Dartmouth notes. Arthur Rowbotham of Stone School suffered a severe ice hockey injury at Franklin Field in the schoolboy meet buildup. Paglia of English High showed strong form in the Armory cross country run on Washingtons Birthday with potential for further development.
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Frank Brady
Dartmouth
South Boston
Arthur Rowbotham
Stone School
Franklin Field
Robie
Paglia
Armory
Washington
Norwood Freshmen Seek Games with Boston Teams
The Norwood High freshman ice hockey team aims to schedule games with nearby Boston area high schools. Communications can be sent to Philip Norton at 11 Linden Street Norwood Massachusetts.
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Boston
Philip Norton
Linden Street
Norwood
Mass
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