Three-way trade likely ties Red Sox to Dugan and Peckinpaugh
In New York a three way deal among the Boston Red Sox Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletics is likely to be completed tomorrow. Roger Peckinpaugh former Yankee captain moves from Boston to Washington and Joe Dugan shifts from Philadelphia to Boston via Washington.
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Harvard Bowl Falls to Toronto 6-1 in Boston Hockey Clash
Harvard hockey, led by captain George Owen, battled Toronto in the Boston Arena but fell 6-1. Toronto struck five goals in the second and third periods, with Carson scoring four and Beattie Ramsay opening the scoring early in the second. Owen scored Harvard’s lone tally, while Jiggins and Hudson contributed notable saves as the Crimson faced a superior Toronto squad.
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Griffith Mack Frazee in talks spark trade rumors
Philadelphia telegram reports Clark Griffith president of the Senators in a long conference with Connie Mack and plans to visit New York to discuss a potential deal with Frazee. Frazee confirms a meeting but won’t discuss specifics while Dugan remains a trading issue amid other baseball plant plans.
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Loughlin Edges Kaplan In Boxing Bout At Arena
K C Loughlin of South Bethlehem fought Phil Kaplan of Jersey City in New York at the Arena. Kaplan took early lacing but matched the pace, finishing strong in the later rounds. Tarzan Larkin weighed 240 pounds and defeated Larry ample, a Rhode Island fighter.
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Rosenberg Defeats Stone In 12 Round Match
Rosenberg battered Stone for all 12 rounds at the Star Sporting Club. Stone, an scheduled foe George Shade from the Coast failed to appear, leaving Stone as a filler and outclassed throughout the bout in New York.
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Andy Chaney Faces Coast Boxer in NS-round Bout
New York report says Andy Chaney two time Kilbane rival will box Babe Herman of California in a heavy weight class bout. Herman, from Jack Kearns stable, is regarded as one of the division’s toughest little men as Chaney pursues Kilbane.
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United News
Andy Chaney
Johnny Kilbane
Babe Herman
California
Jack Kearns
Chaney
Kilbane
Zbyszko Wins Two Falls Over Binckley in KC Wrestling
In Kansas City on January 3 Wla dek Zbyszko defeated Cliff Binckley of Columbus Ohio in a wrestling match winning two straight falls. The first fall lasted 18 minutes 28 seconds with an arm and head lock and the second fall 10 minutes 16 seconds from a double arm hold.
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Wladek Zbyszko
Cliff Binckley
Columbus
Ohio
Pittsburg Hockey Club Wins Two Game Series
Pittsburg Pennsylvania January 3 The Pittsburg Hockey Club defeated the Galts of Canada 9 to 7 to clinch the two game series after an extra 10 minute period. This victory follows a prior win in the series.
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Brockton Boxing Card Features Carlsson Erne in Brockton
Harry Carlson returns to the Brockton ring to meet George Erne in a 10 round feature at the Olympia A C tourney. The card includes Patsy Brannigan vs Jimmy Smith six rounds Ed Piver vs Joe Blair six rounds Scotty Forbes vs Nap Lajoie eight rounds and more bouts.
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South Shore
George “Young” Erne
Buffalo
Erne
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Quincy
Jimmy Smith
Ed Piver
Joe Blair
Lynn
Scotty Forbes
Nap“Lajoie
Providence
Harvard Crimson Track Aims At Yale, Dartmouth and Cornell Meets
Harvard coach Bill Bingham opens winter practice with 120 sprinters and hurdlers. Veterans Uauers Whitney and Fitts lead a strong hurdles group, with Captain Fiske Brown Chute Wharton and Mahon back in action. Notable additions include Billy Burke, Chapin, Evans and Wansker. The Crimson seek points at the B A A games February 4 and the Harvard Dartmouth Cornell triangular February 25, while Ned Gourdin legacy and Roscoe Pitts bolster relays and sprints.
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Conti and Schaefer Clash in Boston Billiards Matches
Conti the French champion and Jake Schaefer world 18.2 balkline title holder drew large crowds in Boston for two special matches. Conti won the afternoon 400 to 384, then Schaefer surged to an easy 400 to 182 victory in the evening.
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Boxing Star Pat McCarthy Weighs Baseball Offer
Boxing prospect Pat McCarthy of Roxbury hesitates between continuing boxing and accepting a fast baseball tryout offer. He has been advancing well in boxing but faces a tempting alternative from baseball, complicating his decision.
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Pat McCarthy the Roxbury Star Shines in Boxing and Baseball
Pat McCarthy born in Castle Island Ireland January 28 1897 grew up in Roxbury and excelled in both boxing and baseball. Once a Roxbury Red Sox infielder he later joined the Rose Croix Knights of Columbus ball team and rose as a boxing prospect with wins over Captain Bob Roper.
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Top Hub Teams Clash Tonight in Key Hockey Showdown
Boston Athletic Association brings its strongest squad to face Pete Marquette Kk of C at the Arena tonight. This marks a rare Unicorn reunion on ice as Sudbury’s Wolves visit the Hub. The Pere Marquette squad seeks victory to secure a spot in the Eastern Division series opener in Philadelphia Saturday night.
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Newton High Leads In Net As Hockey Opens
Newton High and Newtonville prepare for hockey season opener at Euloughs Pond rink. Newton High fields veteran captain Hillburn and center Terry McGovern, with Browne guarding the net. Vaughn contributions include Schopps and O'Donnell or Tedesco. B. C. High lists Folan and Fitzgerald among others.
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Olympic air report attacked by Paris official
Baron Pierre de Coubertin, president of the IOC, asked for an international sub committee to identify and correct alleged errors and misleading insinuations in the American Olympic committee report.
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American Olympic committee backs inquiry into 1920 Antwerp report
The American Olympic committee says it welcomes an investigation of its report after Baron de Coubertin raised objections. Gus tavus T Kirby defends the document noting it covered the Antwerp 1930 plans and Lausanne congress and Los Angeles invitation handling. The reply also criticizes the International Olympic Committee as self perpetuating and cites minutes issues and vague records.
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Bowser Wins Mat Crown at Grand Opera House
Paul Bowser of Newark, Ohio, captured the world's middleweight title from Joe Turner in a feature bout at the Grand Opera House. The final fall followed Turner’s first round injury and a 52 minute bout, Bowser winning second round in seven minutes.
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Tate and Wills to Fight Again in Milwaukee
Portland report says heavyweights Bill Tate and Marty Wills will meet in a 10 round bout in Milwaukee Friday after Tate was awarded a first round decision for a foul yesterday. Funds from yesterday’s bout are held until the rematch with both fighters agreeing to fight without pay. A $1000 forfeit is posted against a foul.
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