Gossip for Motorists: Auto Industry Updates and Thefts
Percy I Reynolds of Lynn leads Moline-Knight Agency at 889 Boylston street while S Jordan of the Jeffery Company tours the West. Jeffery shipped 200 cars in late February and 250 the prior week. January output was five times any prior year. The Vanderbilt Cup race is set today in Santa Monica if weather allows, as 258 autos were stolen in New York last year with 188 still missing amid a national thieves network. Ford December through January production reaches a record 23,986 cars, surpassing June 1913. Ford adds machines and methods to speed up operations. visitors are urged to inspect Detroit factory systems.
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Hockey season ends at Exeter with cancelled games
Exeter New Hampshire February 2. Manager Quigley announces that due to financial conditions the Arlington High and Massachusetts Tech games are cancelled and the hockey season is officially closed at Exeter. The sport is student funded and a new rink failed to generate interest. Captain Percy plans a movement to place hockey under athletic association jurisdiction.
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Matty Off For Camp With Giants In Texas
Christy Mathewson star pitcher leaves for Marlin Springs Texas spring training with unsigned Giants contract in hand and says he will consider Federal League offer while confident to sign with New York Giants. Jeff Tesreau also heads to Texas and warns he will jump to organize baseball if terms aren’t met.
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German wrestler Gerhardt defeats Sandele at Grand Opera House
Last night at the Grand Opera House Franz Gerhardt of Germany defeated George Sandele of New York in two straight falls within 23 minutes. Cyclone Burns of Cambridge was revered.
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English High Is Winner of Meet
The English High School track team defeated Boston Latin 78 to 31 in a dual meet at English High School. Key events featured were the 300 and 1000 yard runs with Dugger of English High shining in sprints and high jump, while Hall and Greenberg led English High in several heats. Other notable placers included Nolan and Dugger in the 300 yard events, and Dugger again in the high jump.
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Carrigan Aims to Prove a Big League Pilot
PRAISES CARRIGAN HOT SPRINGS Ark Feb 25 It is peculiar that Robert B McRoy former treasurer of the Red Sox should be in the Spa and also a guest at the Eastman He has been there all month with his wife and son McRoy always comes South in February for a month's golf He intends meeting his old players at the station and in an interview tonight stated that Carrigan is almost bound to prove a big success as a big league manager Just as soon as Carrigan acquires the experience he should be as good a pilot as there is in the American league He is a tireless worker knows the game and has the respect of his players
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Pullets Die After Peroxide Feeding in New York
In Rochester New York John B Cramer president of the Penn Ya Board of Education tried peroxide of hydrogen to whiten eggs for New York market. He fed small doses then increased them and all hens stopped laying. A week ago one hen died and today only the old rooster remains, to be given away.
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Tufts Tennis Team Plans Two Matches With Holy Cross
Tufts varsity tennis manager F W Turner announces a two match schedule with Holy Cross, one in Worcester and one in Medford, plus a Bowdoin game on junior day. Last year’s varsity Murphy Heys and Turner return, with Barrett and Gifford as likely add ons, and off campus courts to be prepared for play.
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Boston Lacrosse Team Plans Seven Spring Games
At the Boston Lacrosse Club's second annual meeting in the Harvard Union Captain Gustafson announced a seven game spring schedule. Three dates are fixed while four remain pending. The season opens April 4 with Harvard varsity, then May 9 faces Crescent A. C. and May 30 meets Stevens Institute.
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Harvard Freshmen Win 1917 Hockey Numerals At Yale
Harvard freshman hockey players received 1917 numerals after defeating Yale Ice in New Haven last Saturday. The Student Council approved the award to 13 team members.
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Richards Wins Vault at Harvard Winter Carnival
In the pole vault finals at Soldiers Field the Harvard winter carnival crown went to L. G. Richards ’16 with an 11 foot vault. G. Haydock ’16 placed second with 10 feet and M. L. Greeley ’15 finished third at 9 feet 9 inches.
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Yelle Beats Baldwin in Two Bouts at Augusta City Hall
Fred Yelle of Taunton defeated Matty Baldwin of Charles Town in two six-round bouts, promoted by Elden W. Hanks, at City Hall Augusta. Baldwin surged at first but Yelle dominated after early exchanges, winning decisively in four rounds of the first bout and one round of the second.
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Pilgrims Lose Opening Clash With B A A For Title
In Boston Arena the Pilgrim A A and the Boston Athletic Association opened a five game series. The Unicorns surged ahead with strong team play and were paced by Foote Huntington and captain Fynan. The B A A defense stifled most Pilgrim attacks while Osgood and Clifford created the best offense for the hosts. Final score 4 to 2 in favor of the B A A, with key goals by Foote Huntington and Fynan and decisive saves by Huntingon and Wester.
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Feds seek Matty amid college rowing and boxing notes
The column notes the federal pursuit of Matty as a boost for new leaguers and discusses Cornell coach Courtney opposing a 4 mile rowing course. It highlights Jimmy Power touring Australia with the American team, Harvard prep for a relay against B A A, and Bout matchups between Pat Moore and Knockout Brown. It also mentions Joe Woodman commenting on Jean Bouin and the New England championships search.
Duckey's and Sport: Evers case and Power's coastal plans
The column discusses baseball figures Charlie Murphy Jimmy Power and Johnny Evers with Power possibly moving to the coast after Australia. It notes Exeter versus schoolboy relay prospects and Exeter timing against Harvard freshmen, highlighting athletics and upcoming meets.
Boxing and Wrestling Notes From Early 20th Century Rounds
Power nears debate on mile pace after a 4 19 track mark with Boston meeting spurring talks of a coast bout. Waldeck and Stanislaus Zbyszko, brothers, claim Paris win, Stanislaus regarded stronger. Gans and Nelson alternated title bouts with three fights totaling two Nelson wins and one Gans win, including a foul victory in round 42 and a later 17 and 21 round decisions.
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