Getaway for Sox This Week Ahead of South Trip
Boston Red Sox advance party, mainly reporters with two players and Secretary Graver, will depart for Hot Springs for the annual South training trip. President Marty Frazee likely stays behind, with business matters to handle via the New York office. Some holdouts from Harper to Vitt and Mogridge cloud negotiations, while Huggins warns that unsigned players may pay their own travel if not finalized before departure.
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Red Sox
Graver
Boston
Hot Springs
South
Marty Frazee
Sox
Hib
New York
Larry
Qzarks
Harper
Lamar
Vitt
Mogridge
Yankees
Huggins
French Flash Faces Kilbane in Newark Title Showdown
Benny Walger known as the French Flash fights Johnny Kilbane for the feather title tonight at the Newark Sportsmen's Club. Kilbane defends the crown in a catchweight bout with Walger needing to make 124 pounds and aiming for a knockout to win.
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Newark Sportsmen's Club
Benny Walger
New York
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Johnny
Kilbane
Jimmy Walsh
Boston Arena
Newark
N. J
Paul Thompson
Waterfront Calendar February 20 Tide and Moon Phases
Waterfront calendar notes February 20 as the sixth day of the year with a 1 hour 55 minute daylight increase. Morning tide at 10 feet likely, evening continuation, full moon March 4 and April 8 May 2, new moon March 20 April 18 May 15. morning stars Venus Saturn Mars and evening star Jupiter listed.
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Venus
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
South Boston Fish Pier sees near million pound groundfish day
Business resumed after holidays with 17 vessels at the pier holding nearly 1,000,000 pounds of groundfish. Steam trawler, Arethusa, and other ships carried heavy loads as prices eased. T.Amon from Port Lima brought 42.97 stems of bananas and 746 sacks of coffee. Caledonian and Wauconda to dock today as Lake Forkville seeks coal at Halifax.
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South Boston
Arethusa
T Wharf
Ream
United Fruit Company
T.amon
Dr. W. Metellin
Long Wharf
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Caledonian
Liverpool
Greenock
Shipping News Arrived at Various Ports and Vessels
Steamers Limon and McLellan from Boca Grane nears Norfolk and Newport News with names Ameleo Hillyer Aguirre P R Lake Bridge and others listed. North Gand Vertuuth Nantucket Morfolk Paltimore Getford Norfolk Sunshine Phildeiphta Portland North Wind Lake frun twre Imand belows J H Pevereux Currier Poot Arthur Texas tug X PD Downe towing barge Annapolis to New York.
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Limon
McLellan
Vorr
C. R
Ameleo
Hillyer
Aguirre
P. R
Lake Bridge
Boca Grane
Mla
Ambridee
Stehdin
Norfolk
Charbuck
Kearny Nevits
Walter
Noyes
Crix
Newport News
Belfast
Stanley
Jouiana
Satler
North Gand
Vertuuth
Nantucket
Morfolk
Paltimore
Getford
Sunshine
Phildeiphta
Felase
Portland
North Wind
Imand
Do.tlitter
J. H. Pevereux
Currier
Poot Arthur
Texas
PD. Downe
Sandwich
Annapolis
New York
Two Schang Brothers Turn Pro With Baltimore Internationals
Two more Schang family members, brothers of Wily and Bob, are joining the Baltimore internationals as professional baseball players. Hoth previously starred in semi pro leagues around Buffalo.
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Schang
Wily
Bob
Baltimore Internationals
Hoth
Buffalo
Harvard Primed for Triangular Track Meet
Harvard coach Pooch Donovan selected 75 entries for the Harvard Cornell Dartmouth triangular meet to be held Saturday night in Mechanics Building.
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J. W. Campbell
T. C. McDermott
Cornell
Mechanics’ Building
Harvard Track Meet Sets Veteran Lineup for Clos ing Indoor Season
Captain Denny O'Connell leads Harvard in the mile 1000 yard and relay as Cornell rivals loom in the championships. The Crimson favor O'Connell Gourdin Chute Churchill Pierson Krogness and Goodell across sprints jumps and hurdles with squads for 490 yard and 800 relays and a full slate of events.
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Crimson
Pooch
Ned Gourdin
Dick Chute
Jack Churchill
al Pierson
George Krogness
Wharton
Gourdin
Chute
Churchill
Jack Baldwin
F. C. Gourdin
R. Chute
J. M. B. Churchill
A. L. Pierson
Bayard Wharton
C. George Krogness
B. H. Tracy
F.C. Church
W. F. Goodell
J. A. McCarthy
Bayard Wheerton
W. F. Faton
D. F. O'Connell
J. A. MecCarthy
F. J., Bemis
I. T. Cumner
Co. L. Bond
H. D. Costigan
Tf. T. Doherty
W. F. Eaton
BH. Nally
MH. Seabury
C. IF. Ramseyer
BK. Wharte
C. G. Krogness
Sidney
Tubby
Clark
Charles F. Batehelder
Louis I. McCagg
D. VF. O'Connell
Algie
Douglass
Joe McCarthy
Bill Goodwin
Bill Goodell
Ben Jacy Wud Bayard Wharton
Yrard
C. UH
Anwes
W. Hf, Churchill
R. D. Howard
J. E. Kennedy
Carpentier Signs for World Title Fight in Paris
In Paris on February 24 Georges Carpentier confirms a heavyweight world title bout with Jack Dempsey will occur only if a promoter signs Dempsey to a contract, per manager M. Descamps.
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Paris
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
M. Descamps
Carpentier
Dempsey Signing Quest Complicates Carpentier Bout
M Descamps says he will supply his signature only with guaranteed terms and Dempsey's signature. Cochran, Vienne, Fox, and Tex Rickard are involved as Dempsey remains unsigned. Carpentier may fight in the United States, with Paris promoters losing hope of a France bout due to the exchange rate.
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B. Cochran
London
Theodore Vienne
Paris
William Fox
New York
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
M. Descamps
Cochran
Carpentier
Beckett
Jack Kearns
United States
Kearns
Rickard
Richard
Fox
Vienne
France
Descamps
Indictment Looms for Dempsey and Kearns in War Evasion Case
San Francisco February reports that heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns face federal indictments for false statements to the draft board. The grand jury, after weeks of deliberation, is to return charges in Rudkin court next Friday. The case centers on alleged letters and an attempt to secure Dempsey’s exemption due to dependents.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Federal Grand Jury
Dempsey
Kearns
Craft Board
Rudkin
Department of Justice
KB. Orr
Department
Orr
Wells
Nevada
Dempsey and Kearns
BE. M. Blanford
Mlanford
Er. K. Orr
Dempsy
Champ Beaten in Barnyard Golf by Scotty Rowan
Fred Brust of Columbus Ohio, the national barnyard golf champion, lost his first match in the 1920 championship to Scotty Rowan of Akron 50 to 42. Rowan led early, Brust staged a stellar rally with double ringers, but Rowan sealed the win.
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Charles E. Young
Petersburg
Fla
Fred Brust
Columbus
Rowan
Brust
Horton
Michigan
George May
Akron
May
Bristling Horseshoes Scene Puts May and Wilkinson in Spotlight
Brust loses to Scotty Rowan as May of Akron and Wilkinson push for the title. May dominates today with multiple wins and strong showings by Rowan, Grady, Palmer, and Anderson. The field remains open with Wilkinson and May set for a decisive showdown tomorrow while crowds pack the venue.
Williams Wins Bout at Armory A A W
Twenty four rounds of scrapping opened with Freddie Williams beating Young Chakas of Manchester NH in twelve rounds. Johnny Downes of Cleveland defeated Young Blades of Woonsocket in a closely contested match. Prelims saw Willie Coogan stop Flash Rogers and Young Stone KO Young Carey. Next Tuesday features Pat Moore and Bobby Dyson at Mechanics' building.
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Freddie Williams
Young Chakas
Manchester
N. H
Johnny Downes
Cleveland
Blades of
Woven
Blades
Downes
Willie Coogan
Flash Rogers
Young Stone
Young Carey
Williams
Pat Moore
Memphis
Bobby Dyson
New Bedford
Mechanics’ Building
Zbyszko Debuts With Straight Falls Over Lemle in Worcester
Stanislaus Zbyszko, recently arrived from Poland, drew a large Mechanic's Hall crowd in Worcester and defeated Karl Lemle in straight falls. The first fall lasted 29 minutes 30 seconds with a double reverse wrist lock, the second 5 minutes 20 seconds via a head scissors and front crotch hold.
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Worcester
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Poland
Mechaniecs’ Hall
Karl Lemle
Joe Stecher
Big Pole
Lemle
Zabyszko
Zbyszko
Daddy Ihehir
Boxing Bouts Reopened in Nashua After 25 Years
Nashua New Hampshire officials vote to repeal a 25 year old ordinance that prohibited boxing bouts. The Board of Aldermen acted unanimously to allow boxing events in the city.
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Nashua
N. H
Board of Aldermen
Dartmouth Dark Horse in Big MEET
Hanover N H Feb 24 The list of Dartmouth entries selected by time trials after a week of hard workouts shows the Green will present a well balanced team in the big track carnival featuring Dartmouth Harvard and Cornell at Mechanics building
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Green
Harvard
Cornel
Mechanics’ Building
Cornell Favored as Dartmouth Competes in Track Meet
Cornell leads the field with strong track lines led by Smith Watt and Thomson while Dartmouth relies on sprinters Jordan Shelburne Prentiss Gruenhagen to score. The meet features hurdles sprints and relays with a mix of first year runners and veterans competing for team points.
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Cornell
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Harvard
Thomson
Thomson Anderson
Weed
Jordan
Prentiss
Goodnow
Gruenhagen
McGoughran
Watson
Coakley
Porter
Shelburne
Crathern
Fullwas
Wallac
Youngstrom
Brown
Tech
Harvar
Moore, Maroney
Lewis
Babringer Hockensen
Allen
Unclear Capture of Boxing Duel Styles
Fragment from a boxing scene notes two fighters equally dangerous and quick with strong chins, wary of taking risks yet ready to trade hard punches as the bout unfolds.
Vanity Fair Spirit Found Everywhere Including Pin Feather
The passage notes a ubiquitous Vanity Fair spirit among people from national centres to hamlets across countries. It suggests the presence of many such fans, possibly enough to fill a city or simply invite each other to lunch, with a humorous nod to Pin Feather, Arizona and a human horned toad awaiting the "Vanity Fair taal."
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Pinfeather
Arizona
Vanity Fair Reflections On Metropolitan Life
A compact description of Vanity Fair magazine portraying its scope across stage stars sports fashion and high culture. It emphasizes drawings photographs humor letters and coverage of golf bridge finance motors and aviation for cosmopolitan readers.
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Vanity Fair
March Issue Highlights and Notable Names in Film and Arts
Elsie Ferguson writes of a thrilling escape from giants of movie land while Hugh Walpole chats with May Sinclair. Chesterton on the universe and Burke on a mean street accompany photos of Geraldine Farrar and Lenore Ulric. Also available are Zuloaga Toreador, Steinlein lithographs, Fish drawings, auction bridge, golf tips, motors and planes, fashion for men, and imagined interviews.
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Elsie Ferguson
Hugh Walpole
May Sinclair
G. K. Chestertom
Thomas Burke
Geraldine Farrar
Zaza
Lenore Ulric
Zuloaga
Toreador
Steinlein
Fish
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George Chaney
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J. W. Smiutit
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Meran Ee
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Ralph Brown
Fdith Silveira
Joffre Re Ee
Imperator Niedele Erst
Angie L. Marshall
Fina Elien T. Marshall
Shipping News
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Wilkinson
Scotty Rowan
Scotty
Vincent Grady
Illinois
Giant
Pittsburg
Hughie Palmer
Palmer
Anderson
Sand Creek
Mich
Ile
Henry
Cy Young
Florida
Dr. Robinson
New York State
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Hub
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Grand Opera House
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SEMLE
Dartmouth Dark Horse
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Apebloha
Ancing
George S. Chappell
Grantland Rice
George Duncan
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