Cornell Strategy May Prompt Rules Change
A Harvard-Cornell football dispute over delaying plays resurfaces as Reggie Brown of Harvard proposes stricter delay rules after Cornell’s tempo against Harvard. The Football Rules Committee meets to decide on delaying play limits and potential changes to game conduct.
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Reggie Brown
Harvard
Football Rules Committee
al’ Sharpe
Cornell
Crimson
Ithacan
Ithacans
Brown
McAlpin
Harvard Freshmen Wrestlers Defeat Tech in Open Meet
Harvard freshmen wrestling team opened their season with a 15 to 12 victory over Technology at Hem enway Gym. Inglis 116 pounds beat Kirschen, Diluzio 135 fell to McMorran, Hathaway 145 won by decision, Martin 158 won by decision, Burnham heavyweight threw Sadie. Kilam and Smith tied in 125 and 9 minutes respectively.
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Harvard
Technology
Hemenway Gynasium
Inglis
Kirschen
Killam
Smith
McMorran
Diluzio
Hathaway
Kitchin
Martin
Elwell
Burnham
Sadie
Johnny Evers Leaves for Haddock To Meet Braves Party
Captain Johnny Evers, at Manager Stallings invitation, has left for Haddock Georgia where George T is hosting a group of Braves pitchers and Hank Gowdy the catcher at his plantation.
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Johnny Evers
Stallings
Haddock
George ‘T
Braves
Hank Gowdy
Evers to Leave New York for Southern Training Camp
Captain John informed Hapgood by long distance that Evers will depart from New York next Friday to join the Southern training camp in Miami Florida. Evers will stay at the Stallings homestead for eight days before leaving Georgia for Florida. The Boston club hires Frank Jones as assistant trainer to aid Jimmy Neary at Miami, bringing a strong conditioning background from the Boston Athletic Association. Hapgood spoke at the Old Colony Shoe and Leather Advertising Club's monthly meeting yesterday.
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John
Hapgood
Evers
Miami
Fla
New York
Stallings Homestead
Georgia
Florida
Jimmy Neary
Boston Club
Frank Jones
Boston Athletic Association
Dave Caldwell
Tom Halpin
Frank Barwise
Braves
Old Colony Shoe and Leather Advertising Club
Manning to Coach Crews Harvard Rowing Team
Jack Manning is appointed to assist Coach Haines in developing Harvard crews this year. He will focus on extra material and single scullers, not varsity work. The varsity lineup shifts include Norman Brazer and L. W. Middendorf returning to action and fresh man eight adjustments with Emmett replacing Lee Emntry.
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Jack Manning
Haines
Harvard
Manning
Norman Brazer
Potter
L. W. Middendorf
Charles Lund
Richard Emmett
Lee Emsnry
Lund
Cabot
Morgan
Stebbins
Parsons
Talcott
Taylor
Bow
Brazer
Cox
Kreger
Freshman
Emmett
Tinder
Batchelder
Parkman
Freeman
Whitmarsh
Hill
Leighton
Mitchell
Miss Jacobson Wins Diving Contest at Bowdoin Square
Miss Annie Jacobson of Roxbury won the diving contest at Bowdoin Square Theatre last night. Six young women entered the event as amateurs and Jacobson earned the most applause from the large audience and received the cup.
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Annie Jacobson
Chesterfield Street
Roxbury
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Miss Jacobson
Princeton Triumphs Over Penn in Intercollegiate Bout
Princeton defeated the University of Pennsylvania 20 to 2 in a tightly contested intercollegiate basketball game played here tonight in Princeton New Jersey.
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Princeton
N. J
University of Pennsylvania
McMillan Sold to Richmond in League Deal
Indianapolis club president J C Mc Ginn announced the sale of Tommy McMillan the former shortstop for the local team to the Richmond club of the International league.
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Indianapolis
J. C. McGinl
American Association
Tommy McMillan
Richmond
Felton Defeats Kapron in Interstate Billiards Match
George Felton of Boston defeated Joseph Kapron of Chicago 60 to 3 in the inter state three cushion tournament at Littlefield's billiard rooms. Felton posted a high run of 4 while Kapron had a 5 high.
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George Felton
Boston
Joseph Kapron
Chicago
Littlefield
Felton
Kapron
Looking Them Over Witte Billy Evans On Foul Ball Rules
Baseball rules expert Billy Evans explains that after a foul ball the umpire alone resumes play. Runners must touch bases before action restarts, and the batter may stay in the box while the pitcher is on the rubber. Umpires ensure no unfair advantage before signaling play.
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Witte
Billy Evans
Editors Will Clash On Ice For Plympton Street Championship
Harvard Lampoon and Harvard Grimson editors meet on Stadium rink this afternoon to decide Plympton Street Cambridge hockey title. Game slated for about 3 30 weather permitting. if ice is soft or slushy a postponement is possible.
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Gore
Harvard Lampoon
Harvard Grimson
Plympton Street
Cambridge
The
Crimson
Lampoon
Count Ibis
Lampson
St. Plympton
Crimsons
Charles River
Freshmen Report For Battery At Harvard
Twelve freshmen reported to Coach Ball at Harvard yesterday afternoon to form the freshman battery for baseball this year. Several have solid preparatory school training and showed strong arm strength after a month of dormitory practice. Coach Ball will work with Coach Mitchell to develop these players.
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Ball
Harvard
Coach Ball
Mitchell
De Oro Wins First Block In World Billiards Match
Alfredo de Oro the title-holder won the first block of eight points in his three-cushion world championship match against Charles Dillis of Pittsburgh in Philadelphia tonight. The score was 37 to 30.
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Philadeilphia
Alfredo de Oro
Charles Dillis
Pittsburg
College race up to Penn
New York, Feb 23. Morton G. Bogue announces the scene for this year's intercollegiate regatta rests with the University of Pennsylvania rowing authorities. If Philadelphia crews race June 17 the event would be at Poughkeepsie. otherwise Cayuga Lake on June 23. Columbia and Cornell favor Poughkeepsie but Penn cites exams as the reason to avoid June 11.
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New York
University of Pennsylvania
Morton G. Bogue
The
Rowing Association
Philadelphia
Poughkeepsie
Cayuga Lake
New York Central Railroad Company
West Shore
Columbia
Cornell
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Ithaca
Pennsylvania
Braves May Schedule Practice Games In Spring Camp
The Boston Braves explore extra practice dates for spring training in Florida. Possible games include Army barracks team in Key West, with Miami dates March 17 and 18, and matches against the Brooklyn Nationals or Chicago Cubs training in Florida.
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Braves
United States Army
Key West
Fla
Miami
Brooklyn Nationals
Daytona
Dodgers
Army Navy Game Friday Plans Revealed
Representatives of West Point and Annapolis met in New York to discuss the November Army Navy football game location. They declined to disclose results but said arrangements would be announced simultaneously at West Point and Annapolis on Friday.
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New York
West Point
Annapolis
Army-Navy
English High Wins Meet at Drill Hall
English High School swept the meet against South Boston High at the drill hall yesterday. Intermediate and junior events produced multiple firsts for Boston English High with wins in 80 yard dash 22 yard run and broad jumps. Notable athletes include Bernstein Macchia Brennan and Marcus among others earning top places for English High while South Boston provided seconds and thirds.
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English U High
South Boston
Bernstein
Boston English High
Newman
South Boston High
Levenson
Waldstein
Macchia
MelIsaac
English High
Thornton
Kameese
Brennan
Barrows
Hickey
Esterman
Boston English
Macehia
Manter
Connolly
Marcus
Larkin
Jackmouth
Bergen
Moscow
Driscoll
Powers
Connors
Howlett
Boston Tienglich
Davis
Evellus
Kaplan
Halligan
Fenney
Galvin
Batteries at BC Report Battery Candidates for Baseball Team
Boston College reports a large turnout of batterymen with Captain Joe Dee leading hopefuls. Coach Sweeney absent yesterday but set to direct practice today. Pitchers Leo Halloran Steve Fitzgerald return, vying with Bob Gill for the mound, Gill holding the best record behind him among candidates.
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Boston College
Dee
Sweeney
Joe Dee
Bob Gill
Leo Halloran
Steve Fitzgerald
Buck Donnelly
Joe Curry
Jimmie Vaughan
P. Shea
John McCarthy
Gaffeney
Hoban
Muller
Edwin Crowley
Dartmouth Men Dropped From Squad
Dartmouth's hockey hopes for the St. Nicholas game in Boston were dashed when the athletic council banned Murchie Holden and Geran from the squad.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
St. Nicholas
Boston
Athletic Council
Murchie
Holden
Geran
Willard Resumes Training for Moran Bout in March
Jess Willard heavyweight champion resumed training in Chicago on February 23 for his March 25 bout with Frank Moran. He did broad work and is expected to travel to New York, with boxing not to resume until arrival. He plans to depart for the East tomorrow night.
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Chicago
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
New York
Willard
East
Drawings Held for New England Track Meet Runs
Drawings for positions in the 300 yard 600 yard 1000 yard and mile events for the New England interscholastic games at Mechanics Building were conducted at the Boston Athletic Association clubhouse yesterday afternoon.
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New England
Mechanics’ Building
Boston Athletic Association
Local Schools Vie For Spots In Track Events
Huntington School Exeter Worcester Academy Volkmann School Dorchester High St. John's Prep Newton High earned places in diverse events. Medford High Coach Gibson seeks a relay clash with Worcester Academy or Newton High to test his runners. Boston English star Harry Brigham is out with a pulled tendon and Huntington's Alden Shum misses due to illness. St John's Prep Bill Hayes also sidelined after a tumble in the Lawrence meet requiring stitches.
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Harry Brigham
Boston
Cleveland Club Transfer Set for Today
Chicago reports a transfer of the Cleveland American League club stock from bankers holding Charles W. Somers interests to J. C. Dunn and associates. The move is to occur in Cleveland tomorrow as Dunn and colleagues travel from Chicago.
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Chicago
Cleveland American League
Bankers
Charles W. Somers
J. C.dunn
Cleveland
Dunn
Johnson
American League
Robert McRoy
Reed Lane
Forest City
Cleveland American Association
Somers
Association
Columbus
Ovington
Charles Thomas
Chicago Nationals
Kenan Named New Wesleyan Football Coach
D C Kenan of El Paso Texas is chosen head coach of Wesleyan University football to succeed E M Eustis. Kenan previously captained Wesleyan in 1914 and served as assistant coach last fall.
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Middletown
Conn
D. C
Kenan
el Paso
Tex
Wesleyan University
E. M. Eustis
Wesleyan
Boston Show Guests and New Briscoe Arrives
Wing will host factory officials at the Boston display with H. H. Rice and H. F. Wagner among attendees. Hartford Suspension’s D. E. Warvey and racer Joe Dawson join the event as I. R. Speare’s memory is praised for motordom work. The Briscoe eight arrives at Charles Motor on Irvington. A Bay State Automobile Association governors board meeting is set for Hotel Lenox next Monday night.
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Wing
Boston
H. H. Rice
H. FE. Wagner
Mastern
Joe Dawson
D. E. Warvey
New England
The
Hartford Suspension Company
Portland
Briscoe
Charles Motor Company
Irvington Street
Bay State Automobile Association
Hotel Lenox
Munroe School Pitcher James O Connor Breaks Collar Bone Twice
The 15 year old James O Connor son of Mr and Mrs Edward O Connor 11 Utica Street Lexington suffered a broken collar bone twice in four days. He pitches for the Munroe School baseball nine in the Lexington Grammar School league and had no hits or runs against him.
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James O’connor
Edward O’connor
Utica Street
Lexington
Munroe School
Lexington Grammar School
Quincy Crargar Smooth Smoking Story From Boston
Smokers praise a Sweet and smooth smoke with no bitterness found in mid priced cigars. They attribute this to careful curing and blending of Havana Connecticut and Sumatra leaf from start to finish. The piece notes the tale is a Boston story developed locally.
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Havana
Connecticut
Sumatra
Quincy
Boston
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Tigers
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M’millan
Will Clash ON Ice
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