Thompson Asks N E I A to Modify Sanction Rule
Frank V. Thompson headmaster of the High School of Commerce asks the New England Interscholastic Association to change sanction rules to fit Boston conditions. The in-town dual meets cost $2 to sanction, and schools dispute paying for matches within the same city while the committee governs rules. Thompson aims for amicable settlement and notes ongoing prep for upcoming meets at English High and Dorchester High amid a busy track schedule and baseball preparations at Malden and Mechanic Arts High.
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Frank V. Thompson
High School of Commerce
Winfield Abe Dunn
New England Interscholastic Association
Boston
Thompson
Irvington Street
Quincy High
Malden High
Mechanics’ Building
Volkmann
Noble’ & Greenough
Mechanic Arts High
Dorchester High School
John O'Donnell
Bill Mathews
Yale Player Wins National Indoor Lawn Tennis Title
In New York on February 24 Yale’s R A Holden Jr toppled four time champion Wm Co Grant 9-7 6-3 to claim the singles crown. G F Touchard beat Carl R Gardner 6-4 6-3. Doubles saw Charlock Cragin Jr prevail 7-5 6-4 over C Cragin A Cragin, while Touchard Gardner defeated Phillips Lee 6-4 6-4. doubles final to be played tomorrow.
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New York
R. A. Holden, Jr
Yale
Co. Grant
Holden
Grant
G. F. Touchard
Carl R. Gardner
M. S. Charlock
W. B. Cragin
South Boston High Finest Close Win Over Mechanic Arts
South Boston High School beat Mechanic Arts High School 27 to 21 on home floor in a close, foul-filled game. South Boston led 16 to 11 at halftime as Grant and Smith stood out for the teams amid a high foul count.
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Boston
Commerce
East Boston High
Mechanic Arts
Bowen
Johnny Hoar
Battery
Brown
Carlson
Campbell
Weithas
Lincoln
Smith
Buzzell
Ormsby
Mead
Harris
Baughman
Hoar
Nissen
Gunn
Dunn
Newman
Dinner
Wharf
Bardwell
Hlaggerty
Grover
Anderson
Bryant
Dinsmore
Ford
Rosensky
Wyatt
Page
Desmond
Driscoll
Palmstrom
Sloane
Spear
Wagner
Bowman
Copeland
Trullson
Doyle
Goodman
Handy
O'Brien
Stem
Thiessener
Quirk
Wing
Bello
Peak
Galline
Lawrence H. Cox
Peck Field
Boston College High
Massachusetts Avenue Grounds
Melrose High
Melrose
Concord High
Concord
Pomfret School
Pomfret
West Roxbury High
Fenway
Winchester High
Winchester
Charlestown High
Dorchester High
Dunbar Avenue
South Boston High
M Street
Malden High
Malden
Medford High
Medford
Waltham High
Waltham
East Boston
Hudson High
Hudson
Roxbury High
Brighton High
Brighton
Arlington High
Arlington
Commercial High
South Boston High School
Mechanic Arts High School
South Boston
Grant
Phillips
Dey Brown
Gunn Pat
de Ace
Bias
Ee Ak R. B
Bellows Bath Ss
Ips
Dana Vie
Cec
Atiuy
Ea Ae
O'Meara
Grover Malo
Icy Soy Ves
R. F
Smith Store
Lane
Egan
Guon
McCarthy
Nefer
Mechanics 2d Defeat With Shot Timeline and Scoring
In a floor game, Mechanics 2d beat their rival with key performances from Kane Grant Denis Bryant Spear and Rene. Bryant scored four goals from fouls while Denis added two and Rene six. Bryant and Denis combined for crucial shots. Time was kept in 10 minute periods with Burke officiating, O Brien umpiring, Von Lenz scoring, and Stelurick timing.
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Oso
Mechanics
Ewan
R. B
Lincolna UG
Soho
Wien
L. F
Spear
Ks R. F
Bryant
S. Bi H
Kane
Grant
Denis
Rene
Burke
O’brien
von Lenz
Dartmouth Triumphs Over Syracuse In Narrow Win
Dartmouth defeats Syracuse 30 to 18 in a home basketball game. Dingle stars with 5 floor goals aided by Brady, Kilpatrick, Lyons, Lee, Hoban, Sully, and Ticknor. Farewell sendoff given to captains Dingle Brady Gibson on their final Dartmouth home appearance.
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Hanover
Hi Felow
Dartmouth
Syracuse
York State
Brady
Dingle
Gibson
Lee
Drguigt
Lyons Pig
Ieee
Kilpatrick
Tieknor
Tiohan
L. G
Ainslie Gibson
Worce
Mullen
Lyons
Hoban
Sully
Icknor
P. Yardy
Timer—Irwin
Bankart
Artillery Company Holds Indoor Games in March
The eighth Coast Artillery Corps unit M. V. M. to host its first annual indoor handicap athletic meet on Saturday evening March 19 1910 at the South Armory Irvington street. Events include dash runs relays wall scaling and a rescue race for military groups. Registration 25 cents. entries close March 12. contact J Frank Facey Cambridge.
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The
Coast Artilery Corps
South Armory
Irvington Street
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Hoop Won't Report to Reds After Arm Failure
Franz Hoop, the pitcher bought from the Los Angeles Coast League by the Cincinnati Nationals, announced today he will not report for work with the major league team due to a pitching arm failure.
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Los Angeles
Franz Hoop
Cincinnati Nationals
Polo Scores From Fall River Waterbury and Taunton
In Fall River Providence defeated by 8 to 2 while Waterbury edged New Bedford 7 to 6 and Taunton beat Brockton 6 to 2 in regional polo results.
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Fall River
Providence
Waterbury
New Bedford
Taunton
Brockton
Red Sox to Start South Next Week
The Boston Red Sox will begin training in Arkansas next week under manager Donovan with pitchers including Tommie Madden and Deininger heading the group. A strong pitching staff is expected to boost hopes for a serious pennant run as fans organize trips south and Roxbury locals rally behind the prospects.
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Red Sox
Donovan
Dr. Green
Tommie Madden
Arkansas
Diamond
Boston
Speed Boys
McBreen
Bill Cahill
Nuf Ced
McGreevey
Joe Burns
Taunton
Roxbury
Worcester
White Sox
Comiskey
Arbeiter Hall
Amory Street
Roxbury Sporting Club
Joe Craig
South Poland
Pine Tree State
Pine Tree Nine
Craig
Harry Lord
Maine
Harry
Schoolboy Games At Mechanics Hall Invite Local Support
Tomorrow afternoon at Mechanics Hall the schoolboy games commence at 2 30 with B A A backing. Dartmouth sprinters headline indoor season notes with Nat Sherman praised as a potential rival to Cartmell, O Hara Burns and Cornell from Exeter loom as sprint contenders, while Dan O Leary reflects on 67 years and Marathon excitement.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Dartmouth
Hillman
New York
Nat Sherman
Nat Cartmell
Cartmell
Sherman
Foster
Harvard
Craig
Michigan
O'Hara
Burns
Cornell
Exeter
Kennington
Kane
O’hara
Boxing Q A: Sullivan Corbett and Hart facts from old articles
Inquiries cover Sullivan Corbett bouts including the 1892 rematch won by Corbett in New Orleans and an 1892 Frisco exhibition. Also notes Hart’s 1905 loss to Jack Root and Burns’ 20 round win. Mentions Sliney’s Boston Nationals draft, and George Cohan’s heritage debate.
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Jeff
Marvin Hart
John L. Sullivan
Corbett
John
Sullivan
Frisco
Jane
ISD
New Orleans
John L
Sliney
Boston Nationals
Worcester
Providence
George Cohan
Cohan & Harris’ Minstrels
Ask Aid of Uncle Sam
Nearly 100 ball players from major and B minor leagues are snowbound in Hot Springs hotels as a blizzard freezes routes and grounds. They sought indoor practice at Uncle Sam's gym for soldiers and sailors, after heavy snow and sleet halted park runs. government superintendent Harry Myers, a former player, requested Washington instructions.
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Hot Springs
Vapor Valley
Hot Springs Mountain
Germany
Shaeffer, Bradley
Delenantys
Bemis
Harry Myers
Uncle Sam
Myers
Washington
May Locate Court on Clubhouse Roof
The Armory Athletic Club plans to add an open air squash and handball court atop the clubhouse roof to meet rising demand for tennis and squash facilities. The committee concluded the roof offers space, outdoor feel, and quick access to showers, with work to begin soon after final checks.
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Armory Athletic Club
Board of Government
All Star Basketball Games Seek 80s 110s 115s etc
Lists multiple Charlestown and Boston area teams seeking 80 to 115 pound players for various weight classes. Entries include contact names and street addresses in Charlestown Roxbury Newport and East Boston with preference details and travel notes for Tuesday Thursday or Saturday play dates.
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All Stars
Charlestown
Daniel Hurley
St. Martin Street
Father Mathew T
Sharon
Holy Trinity Altar Boys
Smith
Williams Street
Roxbury
Madison A. CC
Thomas Lawrence
Mystic Street
Cherokee A. C
Boston
F. G. Phinn
Gore Street
Ducey
St. John Berehmans
Notre Dames
Frank Taylor
Meade Street Terrace
Walnut Stars
Sullivan A. A
W. J. Curran
Medford Street
Fitton Ponies
East Boston
William Rogan
Bridgewater
M. Levenson
North Street
City
Kling Seeks Return to Baseball in Commission Case
John Kling former Chicago catcher must show cause to the National Baseball Commission why he should be reinstated and permitted to manage the Chicago club. The commission, citing lack of evidence, delayed final action and set a five day deadline to receive all related correspondence and a list of players who joined his semi pro team in Chicago last year.
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Cincinnati
John Kling
Chicago
National Baseball
Asa
National Baseball Commission
Ling
Kling
Murphy
Kling Seeks Hearings To Regain Baseball Standing
Kansas City Feb 24 John Kling says he will submit all evidence to the National Commission within five days to show cause for restoration to good standing. He notes little direct correspondence with Murphy and cites financial ties to a private enterprise here. He took indefinite leave of absence after Chicago club management learned of his situation.
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Kansas City
National Commission
John Kling
Cincinnati
Murphy
Chicago
Murphy Refuses Interview On Kling Case
Chicago February 24 Charles Murphy president of the Chicago Nationals declines to discuss Kling case offering no interview.
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Chicago
Charles Murphy
Chicago Nationals
Kling
Plan arena for 50 000 at San Francisco for Jeffries Johnson
Supervisor Herget and allies push a 50,000 seat pavilion in San Francisco to host the Jeffries Johnson bout. He once held the coast middleweight title and uses influence with Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason to secure Broadway Club permit for July. The arena would also serve as a convention hall to attract events not staying in the city.
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San Francisco
Herget
Frisco
Jeffries-Johnson
Young Mitchell
Board of Supervisors
Tex Rickard
Jack Gleason
McAuliffe Referees Quick Ending In Lowell Boxing Night
About 1000 Gladstone A C members saw four lively bouts at the city clubrooms with three knockouts and a draw. The main 12 round bout between Fred McGuire of Lowell and Tom Flanagan of Boston ended in the second round when Flanagan was put to the floor after a left swing and counted out.
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Lowell
Gladstone A. C
Jack McAuliffe
Fred McGuire
Tom Flanagan
Boston
Flanagan
Joe Downing
Billy Mulloy
Mullry
Mullory
Downing
Jim Mahan
Jim Mullen
Roxbury
Young Morgan
Young Attell
Jeffries urged to heed Wolgast Nelson bout lessons
The article muses on age and youth in boxing, comparing Clayton Jeffries’s chance to recent Wolgast Nelson results. It recalls legends Sullivan Fitzsimmons Gans Nelson, notes fighters fading with time, and looks at upcoming bouts featuring Ad Wolgast, Nelson, Jack Johnson, and Honey Mellody, plus Pal Moore.
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Jim Jeffries
Nelson
Spider Welsh
Wolgast
Welsh
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Johnson
John L. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Carson City
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Sullivan
Gans
Hach
Honey Mellody
Brockton
Flowey
Mellody
Gossip of the Boxers Explains Knockout History in boxing circles
The article clarifies that knockout under Queensberry rules means cannot come to the scratch in ten seconds, not just a knockout blow. It cites Wolgast knocking Nelson, discusses Pittsburg boxing disputes, and quotes Eddie Keevin recalling a controversial matchup with Jimmy Walsh amid misrepresented conditions.
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Wolgast
Nelson
Graves Grain Alcohol from Graves & Sons Boston
The Still owned by Chester H. Graves & Sons Boston offers Graves Grain Alcohol in sealed 8 16 and 32 ounce bottles. Each bottle bears the firm name on a strip label under the cork, assuring customers of quality. Dealers lacking Graves products can be supplied by lists of dealers.
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Chester H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Mass
Graves
Hawkins St
Nelson to fight Cy clone Thompson in San Francisco
Reno Nov. 24. Battling Nelson announced he will meet Cy clone Johnny Thompson in a 45 round bout in San Francisco during the last week of April or first week of May. The fight will be in a new building constructed for the event. Formal announcement to be made in Chicago where Nelson is bound.
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Old City Hall
Duquesne Gardens
National Club
Ad Wolgast
Mission A. C
San Francisco
Fred Welsh
Wolgast
Welsh
Nelson
Reno
Johnny Thompson
Thompson
Chicago
Pocket Time Savers Hand Books Ad
The I C S hand books are time savers and salary raisers designed for the man on the job. Electrical workers 414 pages of data and formulas. Building trades 872 pages for architects builders and tradesmen. Machinists and plumbers and fitters with extensive illustrated content. Office workers 800 pages of time saving details. Sold 50 cents cloth and $1.00 leather binding this week to promote a free exhibit at 9 Boylston Street Boston by the International Correspondence Schools.
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International Correspondence Schools
Boylston Street
Boston
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