Wrightington Placed Harvard Football Head Coach for Next Year
Edgar N Wrightington becomes Harvard head coach after delays and failed bids by Bowditch and Reid. A Harvard grad and All American, Wrightington played halfback and later referee in big games, and is expected to lead a winning team with Bowditch possibly aiding in November.
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Harvard
Pete Bowditch
Far East
Bill Reid
Wrightington
Cently
Dashiel
Annapolis
Bert Waters
Jarvis Field
Yale
Springfield
Walter Camp
Wightington
Printton
Penn
Soldiers Field
Bowditch
Cambridge
Boston
Hollander
Dorchester High Opens Baseball Practice Early
Dorchester High School begins baseball training as one of Boston’s first high schools to start practice for the upcoming season. About 50 candidates are listed under Captain Brayley with Skip Sherlock coaching and E. E. Anderson managing. Brayley leads pitching with Roland Wolff infielding and Joe Fish as likely catcher.
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Greater Boston
Brayley
Skip Sherlock
E. E. Anderson
Dorchester
Anderson
Boston
Tang
Roland Wolff
Joe Fish
Physicians Prefer Above All Other Brands Whiskey
Physicians favor this whiskey claiming it meets their standards for purity and medicinal strength. The description emphasizes honesty and robust flavor as key benefits.
Somerset Beats Elite in Close Century League Clash
In a tight Century League matchup, Somerset overwhelmed Elite 1409 to 1826 after winning three straight to flip the series. Dedham topped the Independents, Boylston defeated Hyde Park, and Roslindale took two of three from Webster, with Keough of Dedham high with 116 in a partial score tally.
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Independents
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Roslindale
Webster
Keough
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Netgel
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McPhee
Brown Sense
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Lane
Ee Webster
Veesee
Shoales
Wilkinson
Donahue
Howarth
Ritchie
Schwender
Kilroy
Charlestown Takes Two Of Three In Mystic Valley Candle Pin
In Lexington tonight Charlestown defeated the locals two games to one in the Mystic Valley candle pin series. Redman led with a 290 total while Bruce topped the visitors with a 111 single string. The locals posted the high team total but fell short in overall series.
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Lexington
Belfry
Charlestown
Redman
Bruce
Dr Shoop Restorative Trial Offer Promises Cures
A physician promotes Dr Shoop s Restorative offering sick readers a month long trial with no money upfront. Readers write for a book and are connected with a local druggist to begin a risk free trial to evaluate the remedy s effects on weak nerves and vital organs.
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Racine
Wis
Shoop's Restorative on Dia Book 4 for Women
An odd fragment notes a product titled Shoop's Restorative on Dia Book 4 for Women and mentions at the doctor’s risk with unclear context. Names and specifics are fragmentary, offering limited verifiable detail.
Lynn Exchange Clinches Tele phone League Duel
Lynn Exchange tops Old Colony lanes with 128 percent total and wins two of three games against Superintendent Construction also wins two of three against Managers Hampton of Superintendent tallies 2& for a high total in the tele phone league event.
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Lynn Exchange
Old Colony
Hampton
Mer cantile league series results on Chauncy alleys
Shepard and Norwell forfeited three games to Parker Holmes in the Merchants league series on Chauncy alleys last evening. E. A. Cowan team won two of three from Samuel Ward.
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Shepard & Norwell
Parker Holmes
Chauncy Alleys
Boston Y M C A defeats Malden in annual dual meet
Boston Y M C A won the gymnasium dual meet against Malden Y M C A 41 to 22. H G Risegari led Boston with wins in the 20 yard dash and three standing jumps, tying for first in the fence vault with Herbert Gidney of Malden.
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Malden Y. M. C. A
Boston Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Boston
H. G. Risegari
Herbert Gidney
Malden
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J. H. Bape
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W. J. Young
Sten Rie
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Ste. Tio
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Hene
Risegari
Chisholm
Heignt
Miia
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M. J. LP
Sar J. BH
Murphy
Wilkins
Baker
Buney
Young
Bradford
Coach Jennings of Cornell Injured in Pool Incident
In Ithaca New York on February 2, Coach Hugh Jennings of the Cornell baseball team leaped into a full gym pool and incurred a head wound and a wrenched wrist on the hard floor.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Hugh Jennings
Boylston Reina Claims Top Boston Terrier Honors
The New England Kennel Club show closes with Boylston Reina owned by Dwight Moore of New York winning the blue in the open class for 15 to 23 pound bitches, the winners blue, a club cup, a collar, and the best Boston terrier in the show. Rex, Chum, and other exemplars also cited as top contenders. Spotswood Kennels takes four exhibits and a four-team prize.
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New York
New England
Ashton Baronet
Ashton Butterfly
Ashton Turquoise
F. F. Dole
Edgewood Elizabeth
Nellcote
Nellcote Calot
Nellcote Poupoule
Nellcote Gugesse
Boylston Reina
Dwight Moore
Rex
George C. Stephens
Boston
John P. Freed
Chum
Franz J. Heilborn
Nobleman
Thomas Kelley
Boylston
Daisy
Walter E. Stone
Spotswood Kennels
American Loan defeats State Street Trust in league series
In Chauncy last evening the American Loan team won three games from State Street Trust in the Trust Companies league series. Waste of American was high roller with a 283 series.
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State Street Trust
Trust Companies
Eyes Team Dominates Marketmen Series at Carruths
The Eyes swept the Marketmen league series at Carruths last evening winning three games over the Farmers. Watts led all scorers with 536 points.
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Carruth's
Watts
Intercollegiate Games Likely At Franklin Field
Yale Athletic Association expects no opposition to selecting Franklin Field Philadelphia as the site for the next intercollegiate games at its annual meeting set for Saturday in New York. A new cup will be presented and rules adopted for 15 years of competition with Yale last year winning the current cup.
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George E. Park
Yale Athletic Association
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue
New York
Yale
Tufts Former Captain Named Hobart Football Coach
Charles E B McMahon, Tufts College football right tackle for four years and captain of last season, has been hired as football coach at Hobart College in Geneva New York.
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Geneva
N. Y
Charles EB. McMahon
Tufts
Hobart College
Loftus Sale Offers $10 Black Cheviot Suits at $2.90
F. Gray and Co advertise a Loftus sale in Washington and Hanover streets offering black cheviot suits priced about three dollars. The notice highlights budget fashion for shoppers seeking bargains in menswear.
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F. Gray & Co
Great Loftus
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Munroe Heavier Sharkey May Reduce Weight Gap In Bout
The Philadelphia bout between Tom Sharkey and Jack Munroe is set for six rounds with Munroe roughly 16 pounds heavier. Sharkey weighs about 180 at training camp in Sheepshead Bay, Munroe around 198 pounds after weighing in at Van Cortland Park. Both camps report strong conditioning as Sharkey has shed 29 pounds over nine weeks, while Munroe focuses on feinting and footwork after a Kid McCoy sparring session.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Jack Munroe
Philadelphia
Sheepshead Bay
Sharkey
van Cortland Park
Munroe
Kid McCoy
Jeffries Ready to Fight Winner in May Championship
Champion Jim Jeffries declares willingness to meet the winner of Munroe and Sharkey in a Philadelphia bout in May for the heavyweight title. Both contenders will meet Jeffries in New York on Monday to finalize terms with Billy Delaney handling negotiations. Jeffries plans to sail for Europe in June, so the bout must occur before then.
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New York
Jim Jeffries
Jack Munroe
Tom Sharkey
Philadelphia
Billy Delaney
Sharkey
Munroe
Delaney
Europe
Emmons Endorses Amateur Bouts at Mechanics Hall
Judge Emmons, head of the Police Board, announced that the board has sanctioned the N B A A U amateur boxing tournament to be held at Mechanics Hall Saturday night. He said the action confirms support for strictly amateur contests and sets a precedent for future BA A bouts in March.
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Emmons
Police Board
Board
Board of Police
Roanoke Club
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