School Sevens Set for Busy Week of Hockey Action
Boston area high schools prepare for a hectic week of hockey amid delayed ice and upcoming arenas. Rindge defeats Milton 8 to 0. Melrose and English High show strong form while Everett faces a fragile schedule. Multiple town matchups highlight a crowded slate at Malden Medford Dorchester and Cambridge Latin rinks.
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Boston High School
Rindge
Cunningham
Milton High
Cambridge
Shea
Milton
Medford
Arlington High
Upper Mystic
Melrose High
Mechanic Arts High
Harvard Stadium
Somerville High
Somerville
Everett High
Dorchester
English High
Boston Latin
Cambridge Latin
Malden
Crescent A. C
Arlington
Melrose
Winchester High
Broadway
Roxbury Latin
Brookline
Hammond’s Pond
Boston Arena
Irvington Street
Commerce
Mechanic Arts
Stone and Noble and
Greenough
Brookline High
Newton High School
Marathon heat thrills Charlestown armory crowd
The Fowler Renaud and Silva Mara thon drew 800 to 1000 fans at Charlestown armory last Saturday. Fowler staged a remarkable comeback, with Renaud pressing but misjudging early, while Joe Silva and Al Shrubb loom in long distance plans. Svanberg and Holmer options hint at cross border matches as training debates hinge on outdoor versus indoor tracks.
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Fowler-Renaud-Silva
Charlestown Armory
Fowler
Henri Renaud
Renaud
Joe Silva
al Shrubb
John Svanberg
Hans Holmer
Svanberg
Holmer
New York
Shrubb
Sandy or Sand In The Ring Aboard The Choynski Question
Readers dispute Sandy Ferguson’s nickname origin with A and C clashing over light complexion sand in the ring and quitters label. The column cites Joe Choynski beating Jack Johnson, Dempsey name questions, Burns modern alias, and boxing score notes from Boston bouts.
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Sandy
Ferguson
Charlestown
Joe Choynski
Jack Johnson
Frank Sexton
Brookline
Jeffries
Jeff
Jack McCormick
Sam Berger
Boston
Tommy Burns
Noah Brusso
Bill Lang
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Andrews
Sporting Guide
John Kelly
Jack
Edward L. Hopkins
Broadway
Jem Driscoll
Charley Griffin
Tommy Murphy
Griffin
Complimentary entertainment for Colonial Club Dorchester officers
The Colonial Club of Dorchester will receive a complimentary entertainment from the champions of the Amateur Borton Pin and Suburban leagues for 1908 to 1909. The event is set for Thursday evening June 6 at 8 o'clock in Colonial Club Hall Dorchester.
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Colonial Club of
Dorchester
Borton
Colonial Club
Minor Heir and Star Pointer Tie for World Pace Record
The article recounts Minor Heir pacing 1:59 1-4 at Phenix Arizona tying the world record for a pacing mile with Star Pointer and Au dubon Boy as fellow stallions. It covers Minor Heir’s career from Peoria in 1908 through Western campaigns and battles with The Eel, Dan Patch’s pacemaker role, and notes on future potential toward 1:58 on ideal tracks.
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Phenix
Ariz
Minor Heir
Star Pointer
Audubon Boy
Dan Patch
Peoria
Ill
Terre Haute
Chamber of Commerce
McEwen
Detroit
Kalamazoo
Milwaukee
Columbus
The
Eel
Tennessee
Lexington
Cape de
M. W. Savage
North Randall
Cleveland
Clark-Ruitt Team Wins Six Day Bicycle Race
Walter Rutt and Jack Clark of the German-Australian duo won the six day race in Dublin beating Stol and Walthour and Berthet and Brocco who tied for second. Stabe and Pawke were four laps behind. Eddie Root and Joe Fogler trailed seven laps. Distance 2332 1 2 miles.
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Dublin
Walter Rutt
Jack Clark
Zoological Gardens
Stol
Walthour
Berthet and
Brocco
Stabe
Pawke
Eddie Root
New York
Joe Fogler
Brooklyn
Butt
Clark
Jennings Plans Large Tigers Roster for San Antonio Trip
Manager Jennings of the Detroit Tigers will take 34 players to San Antonio Texas in early March. The group includes pitchers Browning Donovan Hardin Killian Lelivelt Mullen Pernell Savage Smith Speer Stroud Summers Vance Willett Works catchers Schmidt Stanage Beckendorf Casey infielders Bush Moriarity Delehanty T Jones Kirk Lister Ness O Leary Simmons outfielders McIntyre Crawford Cobb D Jones Drake and Ball.
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Jennings
Detroit Tigers
San Antonio
Tex
Browning
Donovan
Hardin
Killian
Lelivelt
Mullen
Pernell
Savage
Smith
Speer
Stroud
Summers
Vance
Willett
Works
Schmidt
Stanage
Beckendorf
Casey
Bush
Moriarity
Delehanty
T. Jones
Ness
O’leary
Simmons
McIntyre
Crawford
Cobb
D. Jones
Drake
Ball
West End House seeks strong city games open dates
The West End House basketball team has no game scheduled for tomorrow Tuesday evening and requests contact from the strongest city teams with open dates. Several January February and March dates remain on the West End House schedule. S Mendelsohn care West End House city.
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West End
S. Mendelsohn
Care
West End House
Harvard Rowing Probables Boost Varsity Nine Prospects
Harvard's fall eight held Sargent bow Leslie two Metcalf three Strong four Bacon five Newton six Ward captain seven Cutler stroke King cox. Spring practice may keep the same lineup with the Withingtons adding potential. Freshmen show strong promise led by Nelson Moffatt Stratham Lincoln and Egar with Georgetown alum Egar. Nelson stroked the fall freshman crew and Lincoln rowed No 4. Cutler the freshman football center is a brother of three famed Harvard athletes Roger Elliott and John Cutler.
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Harvard
Sargent
Leslie
Metcalf
Strong
Bacon
Newton
Ward
Cutler
King
Yale
John Kennedy
Nelson
Moffatt
Stratham
Lincoln
Egar
St. Paul
Middlesex
Cambridge Latin School
Georgetown
Roger Cutler
Elliott Cutler
John Cutler
Cobb Leads All Leagues With Top Batting Averages
Ty Cobb stands as the premier batsman with a .377 average, the best since 1901 when Lajoie hit .402. His mark sits 11 points above McCabe of the Connecticut league and Wetherell of the Carolina Association. Wagner ranks 12th with .339, while O Neill of Minneapolis batted .295 in the American Association.
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Ty Cobb
Lajoie
McCabe
Wetherell
Wagner
O'Neill
Minneapolis
Cobb
Detroit
Pittsburg
Assoc
O’neill
Ene Grimshaw
Toronto
Southern
Daubert
Memphis
Finney
Burlington
McCarthy
Wausau
Minn
Wis
Three Eye
Geyersteer
Richmond
Blue Grass
Dawson
Norfolk
Virginia
Seitz
Downey
Oklahoma
Texas
Anderson
Carolina
Weherell
Newton
Kansas State
Miller
Rockford
Ill
Dolan
Massachusetts Skating Title Decided in Springfield Meet
The sixth annual amateur speed skating championships of Massachusetts occur January 15 at Van Horn Reservoir Springfield under the Springfield Skating Club. Events include 100 yard dash quarter mile half mile one two and five miles with a half mile race for ladies and another for boys under 16.
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Springfield
Massachusetts
van Horn Reservoir
Emerson and Hollis Lead Boston Pin Honors
Emerson and Hollis post top scores in bottle and candle pin leagues in Greater Boston last week. Team totals show Emerson Commercial leading bottle pins with 2031 and 1019 on a single string, while Hollis of Federal Commercial tops individual three-string total at 631 and single string at 235. Malden Greater Boston dominates candle pins with 1551 team total, 530 as team single string shared by Malden and Winthrop, and Davis of Malden scoring 138.
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Greater
Boston
Emerson
Commercial
Hollis
Federal
Malden
Greater Boston
Winthrop
Wise
Second National
Bank and Trust
Davis
Pocket Time Savers promotional hand books display
The International Correspondence Schools offer pocket size hand books for Electrical Work, Building Trades, Machinists, Plumbers and Fitters, and Office Workers. Each volume contains pages of data and formulas. sold at 50 cents cloth, $1.60 leather, promoted at a free exhibit in Boston.
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International Correspondence Schools
Boylston Street
Boston
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