Harvard Hockey Team Adds Another Win to Its String
Packey McFarland and Freddie Welsh prepare for a 20 round title bout in London on February 9 with McFarland at 133 pounds. The article notes press events, prior meetings, and strategic talk as boxing promises a crowd drawing event in Britain and details several upcoming fights and fighters across New York Milwaukee and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Freddie Welsh
England
London
Milwaukee
H. O. Messier
Hugh McIntosh
McFarland
Welsh
National Sporting Club of
Packey
Mccfarland
Quiet Day as Boston High School Basketball Waits for Weekend Showdowns
A calm schedule precedes two key league games in the Boston High School Basketball League. East Boston High leads the XII division and faces Dorchester High on their home floor, while the Fenway hosts High School of Commerce versus Brighton High as standings tighten. Meanwhile Fast Boston, Latin, Roxbury High, and Exeter note rowing, ice hockey resumption, and track and football chatter as season plans unfold.
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East Boston High
Dorchester High
Dorchester
Dorfchester High
Boston
Nick Bello
West Toxbury
Brighton High School
Bello
Commerce
Bill Matthews
Gloucester Defeated At Home In Fast 44 to 30 Loss
Gloucester loses its first home game of the season 44 to 30 to Gloversville, now Troy in the Hudson River League. Stuffy McInnis stars for Gloucester with six clean baskets as Gloversville tops the local squad in a fast, exciting affair before about 200 spectators.
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Gloucester
City Hall
Gloversville
Troy
New York State
McInnis
Tiawon
Hanson
Melinis Whyles Leh
Wes R. B
Follawsbee Rewvier
Esse Aes
Wee Ec
Campbell
Dunbar Williamson
Rv. B
Golby Watcher
Melinis
Glouccester
Davey
Muller
Ingles
Walcher
Williamson
Melnnis
Colby
Follawsbee
Dunbar
MacGregor
Parsons
Foster
Harvard Defeats Springfield in High-Scoring Hockey Exhibition
Harvard hockey team piled up a record Boston Arena score beating Springfield Training School 12 to 0. Childs starred with three goals, substitutes boosting Harvard in the second period as Springfield efforts faltered under Harvard’s defense and quick changes.
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Harvard
Boston Arena
Crimson
Springfield
Blackall
Childs
Bowers
EORS
Sls
Eae
Sci F
Smith
Rodgers Pisvee
Dintan
Fae
Horiblowert- Childs
Bowers Manmade
Ak Eveefs Hutchinson Huntington
Houston
C. P
Cochrane Foster, Blackall
Phineas
Salassa
Springfield M
St Stephen's Hockey Seeks Six to Seven Games Near Hub
The St Stephen's hockey team of Canada plans up to seven games with top U S schools near the Hub after contacting Captain Charles Foote of Newton High School. St Michael's recent visit to this city spurred St Stephen's to showcase its strength. Yale's 1910 football captain Fred Daly won the coin toss for the Harvard Yale game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen’s
Canada
Charles Foote
Newton High School
St. Michael's
St. Stephen’s Seven
Yale
Fred Daly
New Haven
Newton High Seeks Hockey Contests With Canadian Champs
Captain Foote and Manager Proctor report Newton High has listed five strong opponents Melrose High Rindge M T S English High Arlington High and Wellesley High to face the Canadian champions If travel is arranged the games could be at the Arena with expenses covered The St Michael s team impressed hockey fans and the Boston Hockey Club pushed the group toward more victories by local schoolboys.
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Charlie McCarthy
Boston College
Georgetown
Noble & Greenough
Emlyn Mitchell
Noble, Hutchins
Whitney
Sigourney
Newton High Hockey
Rice
Bacon
Baldwit
Spencer
Melrose High
Rindge M. T. S
English High
Arlington High
Wellesley High
Newton High
St. Michael's
Boston Hockey Club
Yale Wins Tiebreaker Trophy From Harvard After Coin Toss
Referee W S Langford held the ball after a November 19 game amid a disputed end. Harvard and Yale both claimed possession, and the trophy remained with Langford until Yale Captain Fred Daly and Harvard Captain Withington agreed to settle ownership by a coin toss. Daly won, sending the trophy to Yale.
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Capt. Daly
W. S. Langford
Langford
Harvard
Crimson
Yale
Walkover Bowls Duckpins to World Record 1902
In Brockton on January 4 the Walkover five set a world ducks record with 1902 in a city duckpin league match against Crescent. Walter Davis led with 429, Everett Stewart had the high single at 165, and Starr’s near average kept the pace for the team long toward 1950.
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Brockton
Crescent
Starr
Walter Davis
Everett Stewart
Davis Weber Ners
Porter Wit
Historic Arlington ponds and city playgrounds listed in rough survey
An OCR style list names Spy Pond Arlington and multiple public spaces across Boston area towns. Many items labeled Rough or Fair describe public ponds reservoirs parks and playgrounds from Jamaica Pond to Sullivan Square and Somerville fields.
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Spy Pond
Arlington
Poor Public Garden
Brooks’ Pond
West Medford
Fairscarboro
Franklin Park
Hammond's Pond
Brookline
Cow Island
W. Roxbury
Malden Reservoir
Franklin Field
Jamaica Pond
Gibson Street
Brrne-Burn
Newton
Lincoln Park
Somerville
Deshler Defeats Shea in 12-Round Colonial A C G Bout
Dave Deshler of Cambridge won a 12 round decision over Kid Shea of South Boston at the Colonial A C G. Shea subbed for Young Donahue who hurt his hand in a prior bout with Cy Smith in Albany.
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Fall River
Colonial A. CG
Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Kid Shea
South Boston
Shea
Young Donahue
Roxbury
Cy Smith
Albany
Tech second team edges Melrose YMCA quintet 26 to 24
In Melrose Y M C A gym last night Technology second team defeated Melrose Y M C A 26 to 24. Morry and Stone starred for Tech while Bishop and Smith led the Melrose club.
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Melrose Y. M. C. A
Technology
Morry
Stone
Bishop
Smith
Baseball Scoring Doubleheader Results Listed
In New Haven New Haven beat Fall River 10 to 6 and Hartford defeated Worcester 6 to 3 in a pair of games reflecting the day’s outcomes.
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New Haven
Fall River
Hartford
Worcester
Washington Dream Team Boosts Pennant Hopes
James McAleer, manager of the Senators, claims Cobb Sneaker and Walsh would secure the American League pennant. He notes his All Star lineup, featuring seven Washington players, once defeated Athletics and humiliated Mack’s champions, underscoring the star trio’s value.
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Cobb
Speaker
Ed Walsh
Washingtonians
James McAleer
Senators
Athletics
Washington
Mack
Sneaker
Walsh
Detroit
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Winter league wrap includes retirements and diet shifts
A terse post from a local desk notes the winter league concluded with staff turnover. It mentions Uncle Cy's farewell and Bugs Raymond’s shift to a spring water diet, alongside a few minor items.
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Uncle Cy
Bugs Raymond
Highlanders Release Channel and Priest to Indianapolis
New York based Highlanders announce the release of outfielder Lester Channel and infielder John Priest to the Indianapolis team of the American Association. Channel, last season with the Highlanders, broke his leg in a May game against St. Louis. Priest had not previously played for the club, purchased from Danville, Virginia last fall, with the option kept on his services.
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New York
Newport
Lester Channel
John Priest
Indianapolis
Channel
Highlanders
St. Louis
Priest
Danville
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Tommy Murphy
Harrison
N. Y
Watervleit
Joe Jeanette
Sam Langford
Armory Club
Tommy Quill
Bob Moha
Quill
W. H. Ebsary
Papke
Logansport
Ind
Dave Smith
Matty Baldwin
New York World
Charley Griffin
Brooklyn
Pat Moore
Alec MacLean
Johnny Wilbane
Eddie Smith
Cleveland
Digger Stanley
Frankie Burns
Tom O’rourke
America
Abe Attell
Patsy Kline
Abraham
Unk Russell
Paddy Lavin
Buffalo
International A. C
Loughrey
Mike Twin Sullivan
Kid Mercier
Manchester
Billy Pierce
Frank Mantell
Jimmy Gardner
Hugo Kelly
Mantell
Tommy O'Toole
Tommy Langdon
Philadelphia
Langdon
Andy Morris
Jeff Madden
Fenway
High School of Commerce
Brighton High
Fenway Five
Brighton
Boston Tatin
Morrow
Roxbury High School
Latin
Lemgre
Fred Murray
Fish
Soucy
Gersumsky
Roxbury High
Warren Avenue
Exeter
John Nelson
Oliver Ames High School
North Haston
Rockland High
Jack Frost
Mechanic Arts Hign
Bill
Miller’s
Gamecock
Miller’s Gamecock
John Miller & Co
Park Sq
Boston, Mass
Foote
Proctor
Daly
Withington
Hollis Hall
Harvard College
Skating Bulletin
TECH
Melrose
Earl and Wilson
Madras
Earl & Wilson
Manhattan
Jordan Marsh Company
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