Imppoists Fight Sparks Fines at New Britain Game
New Britain lost to Springfield 3 to 2 in a scorable contest. A second period melee between Jean and Connell led to each being fined 5 dollars and a disallowed goal after a clash with Doherty scoring a basket for Springfield. Officials cited McGilvray and handball claims, Parsons faced McGilvray when skate broke. Attendance 1600.
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Conn
Springfield
Jean
Connell
Doherty
John Smith
Parsons
McGilvray
Gipson
Russell
Smith
Buress
Mooney
eferee—Harrington
Timor—O’neil
Meriden Drives Past Waterbury In Scrappy Match
Meriden beat Waterbury 5 to 1 in a rough affair with Waterbury using only five men after a late departure. Warner led Meriden with nine rushes and three players scored, while Wiley troubled Menard and Waterbury’s defense. Referee Long oversaw a 12,060 attendance.
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Meriden
Conn
Waterbury
Wiley
Menard
Roberts
Vistors
Warner
Steps—Sword
Farrell
Fowls
Long
New Bedford Defeats Taunton After Controversial Goal
New Bedford beat Taunton 4 to 1 as an accidental goal near the end derailed Taunton's defense. Rushes saw Broadbent 4 and McGee 3 with Gifford adding 1. Fuller 15 and Fox 19 steps. Referee Macy, timer Kirschbaum, attendance 150.
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New Bedford
Tauntons
Fuller
New Bedfords
Taunton
Broadbent
McGee
Gifford
Fox
Macy
Kirschbaum
East Weymouth hands Brockton 11 4 hockey defeat
In Brockton on January 2 East Weymouth defeated Brockton 11 to 4 after Brockton struggled to score until late in the second period. The final period had four players per side due to rink size. Rushes listed include Foster 5 Durner 15 Benelle 27 Turner 33. Referee Blanchard. Timer Jones. Attendance 200.
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East Weymouth
I’oster
Durner
Benelle
Turner
Blanchard
Timer- Jones
New Haven Ends Hartford Polo Defeat In Strong Start
New Haven polo team crushed Hartford 3 to 0 as three goals were scored in the opening minute and a half. Bone and Mooney led Rushes with six and seven efforts respectively while Lations and Cusick made 26 and 33 stops. Kyverett, Mooney, Leydon and Wodtke were charged with fouls.
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New Haven
Conn
Cotter
Wartford
Hartford
Bone
Mooney
Cusick
Kyverett
Leydon
Wodtke
New Britain Wins 6-3 In Miserably Played Game
Springfield game ends with New Britain defeating Springfield 6 to 3. Goaltenders faced heavy traffic as Jipson and Smith stood out with 40 and 87 stops respectively. Fouls credited to Smith and Doherty in a rough contest.
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Springfield
New Britain
Springfields
Jipson
Smith
Burgess
Doherty
Waterbury Defeats Meriden In Polo Match
Waterbury won 7 to 5 over Meriden in a fast clean polo game. Notable rushes: Roberts 9, Warner 5, Murphy 2. steps by Sword 18, Farrell 82. Attendance about 1400.
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Waterbury
Conn
Reading A C beats Centrals in interclub contests
Reading A C won pool and billiards, took two bowling games, and lost whist by one trick to Centrals of Somerville. Callaghan of Reading made a remarkable spare 4 6 7 10. Billiards totals: Reading A C Scott 110 Eliott 150 total 260 vs Centrals Donnell 150 Dillingham 90 total 240. Bowling: Reading A C Tuttle 75 Twombly 75 total 150 vs Centrals Walker 70 Clark 29 total 99. Whist Centrals 313, Reading A C 311, plus 1 to Centrals.
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Reading A. C
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Somerville
Callaghan
Dbilliards
Scott
Eliott
Donnell
Dillingham
Lool
Tuttle
Twombly
Walker
Clark
Federals Take Two Of Three In Close Wire Works Match
Federals win two of three against Whyte Wire Works with Scully scoring high. The 440 point limit defined the tight contest in the second game as the series concluded with a close score.
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Tradley
Ryan Atte
Sumner
Iyan Stew
Tae
Bot Seally
GOS
Tul J Conway
Kane
Soo M
C. Conway
E.ces
End of Polo Threatens Ice Polo Association Cup
The Interscholastic Ice Polo Association formed in 1891 faces possible dissolution after this season as sentiment shifts strongly toward hockey. With only seven seasons completed, the trophy may be awarded soon or next season, leaving New England with the New England Ice Polo Association as the sole remaining league.
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Interscholastic Ice Polo Association
New England
New England Ice Polo Association
McCoy Favored In Pro Boxing Showdown With Sharkey In New York
McCoy and Sharkey enter their prizefight in New York on schedule with both in top condition and predicting a fast contest. McCoy, after a decisive stoppage of Joe Goddard, claims greater punching power and aims to secure a post bout fight with Fitzsimmons. Odds tilt toward McCoy at 109 to 99 as Sharkey’s camp awaits fight night for better odds.
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Kid McCoy
New York
Goth
Eoch
Fitzsimmons
McCoy
Joe Goddard
Philadelphia
Corbett
Maher
Joe
Ed Smith
Goddard
New Orleans
Dreamland
Lenox Club
Dan Stuart
Texas
Carson City
Sharkey
Om O'Rourke
Jacek Dougherty
Bob Armstrong
Jack
Ben Genton
Dec Payne
Homer McCoy
Don Riley
Jeffries to Box Kennedy Then Likely Corbett Bout
Jim Jeffries the Los Angeles heavyweight has signed to box Joe Kennedy at the Olympic Athletic Club in San Francisco on January 27. A Corbett-Jeffries fight could be arranged soon after, following Jeffries promise to curb bad habits and Delaney's agreement. The Olympic Club offers 70 percent of gross receipts.
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Jim Jeffries
Los Angeles
Joe Kennedy
Olympic Athletic Club
San Francisco
Jim Corbett
Jeffries
Billy Delaney
Delaney
Zeigler and Matthews Fight Ended In Draw at Brooklyn Show
Boxing card at Greenwood Athletic Club Brooklyn featured a 20 round welterweight bout between Owen Zeigler and Matty Matthews ending in a draw. Matthews led early with countering, Zeigler surged late, referee Sam C. Austin declared the draw amid a crowded New Year crowd. Preliminaries saw Tony Burns stop George Scimerick and Tommy Moran defeat Charley Schultz in ten rounds.
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Greenwood Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Owen Zeigler
Philadelphia
Matty Matthews
Matthews
Zeigler
Matty
Sam C. Austin
Tony Burns
George Scimerick
Tommy Moran
Charley Schultz
Moran
Boston A A Open Handicap Cross Country Run
The next open handicap cross country run by the Boston Athletic Association is set for next Saturday at 3 30 p m starting from the M I T gymnasium on Exeter street opposite the B A A clubhouse. The route goes to Commonwealth avenue Beacon street Reservoir entrance returns via Beacon Street Commonwealth Avenue Exeter Street and finishes again at the B A A clubhouse. Entries close Friday at 10 a m with John Graham B A A Entries may use any A A V U blank for entry. A minimum of ten starters is required to hold the race. Entry fee is two and a half cents per man. All entrants must be registered athletes.
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Fxeter Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Reservoir Entrance
Exeter Street
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A Good Old Ale That's Precisely What MEANS
A fragment hints at a description of ale with velvet smoothness and rich cream textures. The text suggests a nostalgic assessment of a beverage, using vivid sensory language to convey quality. The source is incomplete but signals a literary or advertorial tone.
Elkes Beats Waller In Fifty Mile Madison Square Race
New York January 2 The feature indoor bicycle race at Madison Square Garden was a fifty mile paced event between Harry Elkes and Frank Waller known as the Plying Dutchman. Waller started two minutes ahead but Elkes steadily closed the gap and overtook late to win by nine laps and ten yards with a final time of 1 hour 50 minutes 25 seconds to Waller's 1 hour 52 minutes 12 seconds.
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Madison Square Garden
Harry Elkes
Glens Falls
N. Y
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Dutchman
Boston
Waller
Gibson
Cincinnati
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Elkes
Sulkes
Elkeées
Butler Brothers
Steetecgre
Snow Kings Parade Brightens Snowy Boulevard Scene
Well known sportsmen and lovers of sleighing filled the streets yesterday afternoon as the parade neared its peak. The snow covered boulevard created a festive backdrop, though the packed surface showed signs of wear beneath.
Racing Outlook Shapes Future of L A W Control
Massachusetts officials expect a two thirds vote to drop racing at Providence in February, potentially forming a new independent body to govern racing. L A W membership fell to 76,375 with 44 new applications last week. Massachusetts riders plan a century from Cambridge, and Boston hosts a mile handicap for six day riders at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. Karl Peabody threatens to sue after being made professional. A G Batchelder to visit Boston for the new racing group.
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C. W. Ashinger
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Chicago Flyer
Wheel
Fred Gerlach
Racing Board
Peabody
Chicago A. A. Eleven
A. G. Batchelder
National Cycling Association
Boston
Intercity sparring boats exhibition at Boston A A
An intercity sparring exhibition at the Boston A A on January 21 features a 125 pound class open to all amateurs. Interested entrants should send their names and addresses to John Graham Boston A A Exeter Street.
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Boston A. A
John Graham
Exeter Street
Cotter's Team Providence Players Inactives Sportscard
In Providence on January 2 Cotter's squad fields Hartt Cunsleeban and Pierce against Heffernan Cusick Murtagh Leverett Untiee. The game sees Cotter again disabled and unable to finish.
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Providence
Jan
Hartt Cunsleeban
Pierce
Heffernan
Cusick
Murtagh
Leverett
W Ontiee
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