Dahlen Deal Shelved Amid Baseball Talks
Cincinnati January notes reveal Boston President George Dovey and Charley Ebbets failing to seal a Dahlen trade. Boston retains Dahlen after rejecting Brooklyn's offer, while Bowerman seeks Mowrey and Hummel remains unavailable. National Commission reaches minor league compromises and sets World Series seat prices.
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Ketchel pressed to face Johnson amid Langford clash debate
The report says middleweight champ Ketchel will seek a heavyweight title bout with Jack Johnson, while manager Wil lus Britt pushes the move. The issue undercuts Ketchel if he refuses Langford, the top middleweight, and exposes the color-line controversy in boxing.
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Sam St Langford
Jack Johnson
Willus Britt
Battling Nelson
Ketchel
Johnson
Langford
Netchel
Wetchel
Chainnon
Joe Woodman
Sam Wangford
National Sporting Club of London
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Exit McKendrew to O Regan Boosts Noddle Island Quin tet
Boston High loses a valuable player as McKendrew is ruled ineligible for the balance of the season. O Regan replaces him after eligibility confirmation. Jim Toomey returns, strengthening the Noddle Island nine.
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O’regan
Jim Toomey
Noddle Island
Brockton Y M C A Beats Somerville In Fast Game
Brockton Y M C A defeated Somerville Y M C A 28 to 9 at Somerville gym last night in a high scoring fast paced contest. Brockton opened with a strong rush and used teamwork to take early control before Somerville rallied briefly.
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Murphy Sets City League High In Three-String Total
Murphy of the Noddle team rolled 159 and 349 for the highest three string total in City league history last night. The Boylston club broke the City league three-string record with 1576 pins, beating Roxbury and nearly matching the world mark by the McCarthy team. Adams Square, McCarthy, and Murray and Irwin also claimed wins as heavy rolling marked the night.
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Tufts Opens Basketball Season Against Tech in Medford
Tufts starts its basketball season today by hosting Tech in Medford. Veteran core returns with capt Kimball and Atwood leading a group of five back from last year. Newcomers Morse Secoy Knight show promise as manager Knowlton announces a packed schedule through February with key dates against Brown Harvard Holy Cross MIT Syracuse Williams and more.
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Park Square Rink Cards Notable Card For Next Saturday
An attractive program is lined up for Park Square Coliseum next Saturday night. Menus Bedell the Long Island cyclist will try to repeat his last win in a 20 mile race. Eddy Root and Walter Bardgett meet in a sprint series. A 10 mile professional handicap heads the card with newcomer Joe Fogler making his track return.
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Long Island
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Eddy Root
Melrose
Walter Bardgett
Buffalo
Joe Fogler
Brooklyn
Fogler
New York
Dorchester High Beats English High In Hometown Game
Dorchester High defeated English High 39 to 16 as Dorchester surged in the second half after trailing at the break. Scoring leaders included Conley Hoernle and DeCoen with multiple baskets while English Highs defense limited floor scoring. Attendance was about 500 with officials O Donnell Leary and Fairbanks recording the results.
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Sullivan
Abbott
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Oday
Cenley
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R. B
Roberts Bonide
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Gleason
la Roche
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Off for Mercersburg with Mercersburg coach and former Boston boys
Coach Sherlock of Mercersburg travels with a group of former Boston schoolboys including Charlie Hoernle formerly of Dorchester High Bill Sharry ex Somerville High athlete Della Daly ex Dorchester High and Rowbeotham the Stone School track man who had been home for Christmas.
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Dorchester High
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Somerville High
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Greatest Show in History At New York Auto Exhibit
The Grand Central Palace auto show draws unprecedented crowds far surpassing 100000 weekly expectations. Dealers report record retail sales with vendors from New England and Boston preparing to ship new models to salesrooms after the exhibit ends. Frank E. Wing plans to return to the Hub with a Marmon 32 horsepower car and James Linscott will bring a Reo after strong interest from visitors. Tomorrow is the final day before exhibits move to Madison Square Garden for the A L A M show opening Jan 16.
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Amateur athletes reinstated after suspension lift
In New York on January 6 the Amateur Athletic Union registration board lifted the suspension on six prominent athletes previously accused of professionalism. Four of those named have won international and Olympic honors, ending a heated dispute in amateur sports circles.
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Basketball Games Wanted for Local Athletic Clubs
Classified notes from multiple clubs seeking opponents for youth teams with specific weight limits. Upham A A invites 120 pound teams, Marblehead A C seeks 125 pound away games, Institutes 85 pounds, Tremont A A 115 pounds away games, Saracen 100 pounds, Park A C 105 pounds, St Eulalia A C 109 pounds. Contact lists include Nye Readville Fort Banks Marblehead Roxbury Boston Dorchester City Point South Boston.
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Milton High Snap Top Randolph High 56 to 5
Milton High defeated Randolph High 56 to 5 at Cunningham Gymnasium yesterday afternoon. Scorers included Reid 3 and Flynn 6 with multiple players contributing. time halves were 15 and 20 minutes. Referee Craig, umpire Morgan, scorer Cross, timer Cox. attendance 10.
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Duffey’s Notes on McLean Shrubb Maloney and Local Tracks
Arthur Duffey notes McLean’s recent wins put him among pace followers as Be dell defeats him. Shrubb trains for a Madison Square Garden relay against three rivals with a looming marathon against Longboat. Maloney quits whiskey in training after a holiday stumble. readers are invited to send questions to Duffey at the Post and to visit the Armory A A at 541 Tremont Street with membership rules.
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Will Jeff Come Back to Fight Johnson Again
The article debates a possible Jeffries return after losing the heavyweight title to Johnson. It notes Jeffries has retired and hints at temptations of large purses and a grudge against the colored champion. It discusses past refusals and the potential for a comeback under new conditions.
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Johnson
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Fitzsimmons
Jeff
Hart
Fitz
Jack O’brien
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Marvin Hart
Burns
O'Brien
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Moir
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Corbett Beats Kid Goodman In 15 Round Fight
Fred Corbett of Philadelphia defeated Kid Goodman of Boston in a furious 15 round bout at Essington Pennsylvania. Corbett held a 10 pound weight advantage and dominated with body punching. Both fighters bled during the match with Goodman striking Corbett’s left eye and Corbett staggering Goodman with right swings.
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Fred Corbett
Kid Goodman
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Essington
Corbett
Goodman
Readville Track Fate To Be Decided In Readville Today
At 3 p m the New England Horse Breeders Association meets at Parker House to decide if Readville track will be kept. Mortgage foreclosure took effect on the first day of the new year. Today's agenda centers on progress reports related to bond sales from the prior meeting.
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Joe Ward reinstated starts trouble again
Altoona report says shortstop Joe Ward, reinstated by the National Commission, demands one third of the $2000 sale price paid by the New York Americans. Ward claims Altoona promised him a share. Altoona denies any such contract. Ward warns Farrell to withhold payment until his claim is settled.
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South Boston High Wins First Victory Over West Roxbury High
South Boston High defeated West Roxbury High 18 to 13 in a fast, well played game with Barry Lane Grant Riley Perkins scoring for South Boston. West Roxbury’s second team won 14 to 11. Referee O'Brien. attendance 400.
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Young Otto Beats Paddy Sullivan in Ten Round Tilt
New York Jan 6 Young Otto won a decision over Paddy Sullivan in a 10 round bout at the Sharkey Athletic Club last night. The victory was narrow and most fans felt Otto should have stopped Sullivan earlier.
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Terry Martin Flunks In New Orleans Bout
In New Orleans Terry Martin of Philadelphia refused to enter the ring for a 10 round bout with Dave Barry of Chicago until a promised guarantee and round-trip ticket from manager Herman Moss were posted. Pandemonium ensued, police restored order, and Sammy Phillips was hurried in to face Barry but was not in condition.
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Answers to Queries on Weights and Track Facts
Questions cover George Lavigne and Joe Walcott weights in 18045 and 1S97, lightweight limits, Park Square rink track claims, and marathon distance. Also asks how to train for high jump and 100 yards, plus details on Walker’s height and weight, Fitzsimmons vs Jeffries bouts, Tom Longboat route, Johnson vs Fitzsimmons, and whether a belt as world champion was awarded.
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Holy Cross Lore at Yale Shocks Worcester
Yale drops Holy Cross from its football schedule triggering anger among Yale supporters in Worcester. Local backers vow retaliation and consider dropping Yale from Holy Cross baseball, though that may not gain traction this year.
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Volkmann Track Candidates Train Under Coach Whelan
About 20 candidates reported to Coach Whelan and Captain Harry Lee at the B A A board track. The group included Horton Pushee Ashley Adams Bunny Estabrook Allen and several others under the direction of Dr Charles Whelan at the Newbury Street school.
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Bunny” Estabrook
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Arlington High Meets Brookline High In City Hockey
Arlington High hosts Brookline High in a hockey clash today at the Arlington arena. Brookline travels to Arlington for the interschool matchup expected to draw local fans and showcase top players from both teams.
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