Gardner Meets Hart Tonight in Biggest New England Bout
The Gardner versus Hart boxing match at the Criterion Athletic Club tonight draws vast interest nationwide. Gardner, a methodical fighter from Manchester, faces Hart, known for aggressiveness and stamina, in a headline event with two preliminaries. Boxing begins at 8 to suit out of town attendees. promoters plan major attendance and a live verdict on the rival champions.
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New England
United States
George Gardner
Marvin Hart
Criterion Athletic Club
America
Bob Fitzsimmons
Gardner
Hart
Kid Carter
Carter
Rise and rest cure plan from a nerve specialist
A late 19th century schedule outlines a rigid daily routine for all ages up to seventy, emphasizing heavy morning work, walking breaks, meals with wine, and long evenings of amusements or social activity. It cites an editor of the Medical Record and includes two nearly identical versions with times from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. and notes heavy daytime labor and controlled diet.
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Hammond
Shrady
Jim McGuire of Detroit to Be a Minor Leaguer
Detroit reports indicate veteran catcher Jim McGuire will be released unconditionally by the Detroit team. Once among the best backstops, he was hard for Manager Barrow to handle and may seek a role as player or manager elsewhere. If freed, three major league clubs would pursue him.
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Jim M’guire
Detroit
Jim McGuire
McGuire
Barrow
Brooklyn
Boston College Athletes Restart Training After Christmas Break
Boston College resumes after two weeks of Christmas vacation. Track candidates begin training this week and baseball players are called out next week. The cage has been torn down but practice will be held in the big gymnasium. Catholic academies in the city also resumed studies.
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Boston College
Donohue and Goodwin Fight Ends Draw at Tap Tammany A C Show
The Tammany A C meeting drew 800 fans as Donohue of Roxbury and Chester Goodwin, New England featherweight champion, staged a fast 15 round battle that ended in a draw. Goodwin pressed the attack with sharp uppercuts while Donohue countered with body and kidney shots. Also featured were Jack Soley’s close loss to Young Brooks, Jimmy Ryan versus Eddie Daly in a six round draw, and news on futures including Tommy Daly’s plans and a possible bout between Hughey McGovern and Jimmy Walsh.
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Chester Goodwin
New England
Young Donohue
Roxbury
Goodwin
Donohue
Donahue
Brooks
Jimmy Ryan
Chelsea
Eddie Daly
B. H. Benton
Roy Roy
Malden
Tommy Daly
New York
Boston
Jig Stone
Terry McGovern
Hughey McGovern
Jimmy Walsh
Tammarany Club
Thursa
Ack Keenan
Colonel Baxter
Agle
Hot Springs
Big Eagle
Larry
Woo
Chester
Boxing Gossip at Central Club Promises Heavyweight Showcase
At the Central Club tomorrow night Sam Langford will introduce Blizzard Watts to fight Cyclone Robinson in a 12 round bout. The bill also features Albert Delmonte vs Ralph Kelly in six rounds and Kid Hessell vs Pokohanta in eight. Several other local boxing notes surface including match desires from Mackie Centredale and Tommy Feltz’s training, with numerous plans and mixed reports circulating among Boston clubs.
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Sam Langford
Blizzard Watts
Cyclone Robinson
Blizzard
Central Athletic Club
Albert Delmonte
Ralph Kelly
Kid Hessell
Pokohanta
Boston
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Twin) Sullivan
Cambridge
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Wise Michael
Sullivans
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R. I
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Chester Goodwin
Harry Forbes
Frankie Niel
William Dunnan
St. John
N. B
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Post
Young Corbett
Eddie Hanlon
Kid McCall
Roxbury
Young Lynch
Brookline
Tammany Club
W. W. Williams
Bradford
Mass
Walcott
Dick O'Brien
Dick O’brien
Bobby Dobbs
Tom O'Rourke
O’brien
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West
Alcott
Tommy
Ryan
Jimmy Davenport
Portland
George Phalin
Davenport
Rhode Island
Martin Murray
Pawtucket
Matty Baldwin
Jack Flanagan
Billy Ryan
South Boston
Brockton
Youn Terrey
New Fingland
American Mile Record Set At Auto Daytone
In Daytona Florida the American straightaway mile record was cut to 4625 seconds by a Packari Grey Wolf piloted by Charles Schmidt on the Ormond Daytona Beach course. The time comes within two-fifths of the world mark set by Augieres in Dourdan France in 1902.
Battery Beat Newtowne In Massachusetts Interclub Play
The Newtowne team lost badly to the 999th A. A. on home alleys in pool and billiards while Battery defeated Newtowne at ping pong. Battery totaled 1346 with decisive margins across all three games. Dudley led the winning team with 290.
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A. A
Battery
Dudley
Melrose Tri County Match Ends in Split Night
In Melrose at Highland clubhouse Review of Chelsea and Highland clubs split the event. Highland won billiards and two bowling games while Review took pool and whist and one bowling game. Bowling scores list players Carrie Wyeth Crocker Hudson Wellman Nickerson Stevens Sparrow Macdonald Gill with totals 802 418 404 for Review and 420 410 416 for Highland.
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Melrosh
Review Club
Chelsea
Highland Club
Melrose
Highland
Enn
Ruview
Carrie
Wyeth
Crocker
Hudson
Wellman
Nickerson
Stevens
Sparrow
Macdonald
Gill
South Boston Whitewashes Granite in Heptasoph League Night
In Broadway alleys last night South Boston defeated Granite of Quincy 79 to 71. Standout scorers included Stevens 25 and Thomas 16 for South Boston, while Keaney and Mellin led Granite with 18 and 14 respectively. Final totals show South Boston 83, Granite 87.
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Boston
Quincy
BO. Sa ¢ Granite Stee
Daley
Ise Stevens
Palst
Cliifford
Keaney
Stevens
Thomas
Weem
Globe tops Journal in Chauncy match report
The Globe whitewashed the Journal at the Chauncy yesterday as Byford posted the best rolling. Player by player scores appear for Globe and Tourmala with key totals and figures, noting final scores and individual points in a compact team outing.
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Journal
Chauncy
Byford
A Murray
Kivlan
Finley
Graham
Smith
Candle Pin Series for Mystic Valley League Opens
A meeting at Judge Littlefield's office on Washington Street arranged the Mystic Valley Candle Pin League schedule. Ten clubs form the circuit Arlington Boat Club Calumet Central Charlestown 999th A A Towanda Old Belfry Glendon Medford and the Highland Club of Melrose Highlands. Games run January 21 through May 18 over 18 weeks with weekly rolls toward the big series. A F Orne of the Kernwond Club will arrange the schedule.
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Mystic Never League
A. F. Orne
Kernwond
Gorham Wins Rolloff at Sudbury Alleys With 284
Gorham captured first prize by rolling 284 in the weekly Sudbury alleys rolloff. Purtell placed second with 283, Corbett third with 978, and Burdett fourth with 275 in a tight standings update.
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Sudbury
Gorham
Purtell
Corbett
Burdett
Press Club Forfeits To Clover Club In Cycle Series
In a cycle league match the Press club forfeited last night to the Clover club. Clover rolled a total of 1237 points.
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Clover Club
Schoolboys Prepare for B A A Indoor Meet
This week opens the indoor athletic season for Greater Boston schools as track athletes prepare for the B A A interscholastic meeting and divide honors with the indoor season underway.
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Greater
Boston
Swamp Root Promises Kidney Health Aid Warning
A Boston Daily Post advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for rheumatism kidney and bladder trouble. It claims cures for Bright's disease and other kidney symptoms and offers a free sample bottle and a book detailing testimonials. It notes hospitals doctors and medical use and provides ordering details in Binghamton New York.
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Bright
B. H. Chalker
Ozark
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer& Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Stone's School Eyes Strong Indoor Programs at Roxbury Pair
The Boston area gymnasiums figure prominently as Stone's School plans to use a Boston College gymnasium and secure Tech's facility. Hugh C. McGrath, famed instructor and Charlesbank Gym director, will coach Stone's candidates, with Roxbury Latin reportedly securing his services too. Both schools expect bright prospects as many returning boys from last season remain in school.
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Stone's
Boston College
Boston
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Charlesbank Gymnasium
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McGrath
Woburn Polo Star to Play in West Terre Haute
Frank Hardy, centre for the Woburn roller polo team, has accepted a high-figure offer to join the Terre Haute, Indiana team for the rest of the season. He will depart for the West on Thursday. Woburn plans to sign another top player to fill his role as Fred Harkins declines West offer.
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Frank Hardy
Woburn
Terre Haute
Ind
Hardy
West
Fred Harkins
World of Sport roundup on players and managers
Tom Corbett says his brother Joe will sign with McAleer. Duffy and Shettsline praise Jake Beckley as key to infusing ginger into a weak Quaker lineup. Outfield battles loom with Barry Keister Fleming Titus for two spots while Roy Thomas covers center. Major Taylor has earned nearly $80,000 in eight years of cycle racing. Michigan football profit tops $20,000 and Yost is dismissed as overpriced. Lajoie optimistic about Cleveland’s season start and pitching staff. Pittsburg Post notes college baseball invites for top amateur players with expenses paid. Hermanny faces AL accounting disputes. Griffith claims owed. Jack Doyle slated for release despite Brooklyn success.
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Joe
McAleer
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Hugh Duffey
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Duffy
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Beckley
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Quakers
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Keister
Fleming
Titus
Quaker
Roy Thomas
Major Taylor
Michigan
Yost
Lajoie
Cleveland
Larry
Pittsburg Post
Hermanny
Herman
Clark Griffith
Jack Doyle
Brooklyn
Captain and Coach News From A Varied Sporting Day
The column notes Frank Dillon succeeding as captain and first baseman, praise for Connie Mack’s Indian acquisitions Bender and Waddell, and Bowditch debated as Harvard coach. Barney Dreyfuss hails pennant chances, Joe Corbett seeks money, and Hickman targets lead with new bats. Other items cover Sheckard’s winter, Selig guardians, Barrett’s marriage plans, and Ed Root racing on the Pacific coast.
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Bruce
Connie Mack
Mack
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Bowditch
Harvard
Hurley
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Joe Corbett
Charley. Hickman
Cleveland
Hickman
Lajoie
Philadelphia North American
Tom Delehanty
Boston Nationals
Jimmy Sheckard
Smith
Penn
Quaker College
Billy Hallman
Phillies
Fast Company
Jimmy Barrett
Athol
Mass
Detroit
Margaret Walsh
Jack Tyne
East Boston
Ed Root
California
Pacific Coast
Root
Boston Elevated
Ward 8 Republicans Organize at Leverett Street
The Republican committee of Ward 8 held a meeting at 60 Leverett Street and elected officers and a committee. Chairman Hyman Larling, secretary Michael J. Toumey, treasurer Hyman Lewis, with H. T. Fletcher named to the executive committee.
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Republican Committee
Ward 8
Leverett Street
Hyman Larling
Michael J. Toumey
Hyman Lewis
H. T. Fletcher
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