King's College Visits Technology In Indoor Hockey Opener
The Nova Scotia Kings College Windsor plays Technology in Boston Arena opening game with 11-man squad and three 15 minute periods. King's features captain Reggy Parnell and goalie Hugh Nickle while Tech relies on Dan MacNeil and Neville Du Vernet in a fast roving contest with local Tech and Harvard fans expected.
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Technology King
Col. Taylor
White D. MacNeil
Ruggles Grant
Bill Carlton
Tom Kanaly
St. Michael’s College
Boston
Boston Arena
King’s College of Windsor
N. S
Canada
King’s
Arena
Kingsmen
Tech
Harvard
Institute
Gaw
Dan MacNeil
Arena Hockey Club
Neville du Vernet
Neil MacNeil
Mogt
Hugh Nickle
Queen's College
Reggy Parnell
Maritime Provinces
Jack Ruggles
Gerald White
Rob Gilbert
Tech Boys
Frank Condon
Baseball ruling on a tricky fourth ball play
A baseball play prompts questions about scoring after the third out. The pitcher calls a ball for ball four, forcing runners to advance. A runner overruns third, a snap throw nails him, and the inning ends with questions on whether any run scores and how outs are counted. The article explains the legal retirements and base rules involved.
Welterweight Battle Tops Bowdoin Square Tonight
A feud between Frank Tillo of the North End and Harry Silva of the West End ends in a boxing match at Commercial A. in Bowdoin Square. The two have traded words and now settle who is the best welterweight.
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Frank Tillo
North End
Harry Silva
West End
A.n
Bowdoin Square
Boston Boxing Show Promises Action Packed Night
Tillo vs Silva headlines a rivalry fueled by North and West End pride with a ten round limit. Both boxers promise aggression and power as they tune up at Scenic Temple and Al Delmonts gym. McCarthy versus Ford and Shine versus Russo accompany the card with advance tickets on sale at 28 School Street.
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North
West End
Tillo
Silva
Scenic Temple
al Delmont
Jack McCarthy
Woburn
Jack Ford
Billy Shine
Brockton
Young Russo
Buddy Ryan
School Street
White Sox trade for Earl Sheely from Salt Lake
The Chicago White Sox acquire Earl Sheely from Salt Lake City in a multi player deal that sends catcher Byrd Linn and first baseman Ted Jourdan plus cash to the Bees in exchange for the veteran first baseman.
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Chicago White Sox
Byrd Linn
Ted Jourdan
Salt Lake
Earl Sheely
Rapid note on Boston sports stars and upcoming meets
Arthur Duffey surveys a busy sports scene with Harvard Yale track braces and the prospect of French runner Guillemot competing in America this winter. He notes Dave Caldwell’s return, Stagg Field hosting a national meet, coaching shifts at Iowa and Columbia, hockey harmony, wrestling matchups, and Boxing of Curley and Johnson as rival forces in their respective fields.
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Joe Guillemot
America
Henri St. Yves
Guillemot
St. Yves
Congress Inconsistent Lament Of Wobblier Times
A 1921 spoof laments Congress and hard times with jokes about seeds raisins wages and shortages. It jokes that Congress pretends to help while self interest and paydays prevail, noting widespread unemployment and scarce paper and licker.
Toronto Acquires Garry Fortune From Boston Americ
The Toronto club of the International league announced the purchase of right handed pitcher Garry Fortune from the Boston Americans today. The deal transfers Fortune to the Toronto squad ahead of the upcoming season.
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Toronto
Garry” Fortune
Boston Americans
Arena and Shoe Trades settle amicably for hockey season
Arena management and the Shoe Trades team reached a wise settlement to maintain an amicable relationship for the hockey season. Skilton and his group are satisfied, and stadium officials say the terms set a prosperous season ahead. Metropolitan Association notes amateur boxing numbering caused fan and contestant dissatisfaction.
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Skilton
Resignation of Vermont Coach Clyde Engel
Clyde Engel, previously with the Boston Red Sox, has resigned from his role as baseball coach at the University of Vermont. The move ends his tenure leading the Catamounts as the team seeks new leadership.
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Clyde Engel
Boston Red Sox
University of Vermont
Dempsey to Fight Six Rounds in Milwaukie
Jack Dempsey will box six rounds at Milwaukie near Portland on January 26 with an opponent yet to be selected. Frank Kendall of the Milwaukie Boxing Commission said he had word from Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager, agreeing to the bout.
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Portland
Ore
Jack Dempsey
Milwaukie
Here
Frank Kendall
Milwaukie Boxing Commission
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Buffalo
Clinton
Eddie Mack
Carlyle A C Stages Five Tasty Bouts
Carlyle A C presents five bouts Monday night at Grand Opera House led by a main event pitting K O Loughlin of Philadelphia against Tommie McFarland of the North End. Nixie Searles of East Boston faces Jack Savage of Brockton in a featured six round clash. Billie Woods of Manchester meets Battling Downey of Roxbury in another eight rounder. Joe Collins of the North End, riding a 19 straight KO streak, meets Soldier Car men in six rounds.
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Carlyle Club
Grand Opera House
K. O. Loughlin
Philadelphia
Tommie McFarland
North End
Nixie Searles
East Boston
Jack Savage
Brockton
Billie Woods
Manchester
N. H
Battling Downey
Roxbury
Joe Collins
Soldier Carmen
Caldwell Returns for Milrose 600 at Madison Square Garden
Dave Caldwell the lanky farmer sprinter comes out of retirement to run in the Milrose 600 at Madison Square Garden on February 8. He has two legs on the gold trophy.
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Dave Caldwell
Byfield Farmer
Byfield
Dave
Wanamaker
New York
Madison Square Garden
Peculiar Baseball Feature in National League Fielding
National League fielding averages reveal Brooklyn led none outside the batteries with Otto Miller the lone exception. George Kelly of the Giants starred at first base, while Rogers Hornsby showed big putouts at second. Pittsburgh led in fielding outside short, with Ivy Wingo catching most Reds games and Wilbur Cooper starting two of four triple plays.
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Otto Miller
Httle
Dodgers
Robinson
Schmandt
George Kelly
Giants
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
McGraw
Charlie Deal
Boecker
Cubs
Fred Mitchell
Southworth
Pittsburg
Roush
Cincinnati
Ivy Wingo
Reds
Pirates
Wilbur Cooper
MIT Mermen Time Trials Signal Cancelled Meets
MIT swimmers completed time trials ahead of two scheduled meets with Rutgers and Lehigh but both opponents requested cancellations. McGill also cancelled a January meet due to exams. Coach Holmes remains confident the team will beat last year’s marks, with Colton and Biddell leading sprint and distance events and a strong diving squad despite losses from Skinner.
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Rutgers
Lehigh
Tech
Pennsy
McGill University
Herb Holmes
Institute
Yale
Brown
Camip
Henry Colton
N. EB
Sid Biddell
N. E
Holmes
Biddell
Trowbridge
Weber
Greene
F. Brown
R. H. Skinner
Purinton
Andover
Ferdinand
Tubby Boyce
Jimmy Starbird
Boyce
Carpentier Eyes Dempsey Clash After London Visit
The Mirror of Life notes Georges Carpentier, world light heavyweight and European champion, traveled to London late last week to assess Moran Beckett and left open the possibility of meeting either Beckett or Moran before a Dempsey bout. Des Camps hints at a Paris match and a Jersey move for the Carpentier–Dempsey fray with 15 rounds. Mentions Dick Smith’s push for a British clash and Boxers like Honeyman, Kilbane, and Sharkey in upcoming promotions at Scenic Temple and other venues.
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Mirror of Life of London
Carpentier
England
Georges Carpentier
London
Francois Descamps
Descamps
Dempsey
Georges
Beckett
Moran
Paris
J. Arnold Wilson
the Mirror
Great Britain
Dick Smith
Smith
Wells
Miler Honeyman
Johnny Kilbane
Jersey
New York
Boxing card set at Mechanics building with two main bouts
Next Tuesday night at the Mechanics building seats were nearly sold out with 600 on the floor and similar in the balconies. The program features two main bouts Eddie Shevlin versus Summers and Pat Reed versus Pat McCarthy, plus an opener John Lester Johnson vs Battling McCreary. Roy Green reports advance ticket sales for Andy Chaney versus Vincent Martin at Mechanics next Thursday.
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Mechanics’ Building
Faneuil
Eddie Shevlings
Johnny Summers
Brooklyn
Pat Reed
Pat McCarthy
Summers
Shevlin
Scenic Temple
Roxbury
Pat Reet
McCarthy
Clay Turner
John Lester Johnson
Battling McCreary
Fenway Park
Roy Green
Fenway A. A
Andy Chaney-Vincent Martin
Washington Street
Golf Club Formation Near Boston Report
A new golf club is being formed near Boston with a short distance from the city. The listing provides an address at 1-85 and notes limited membership. The Boston Post mentions the development as a community sports effort.
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New Golf Club
Boston, Limited
Boston Post
BU and Northeastern track teams to meet in late January
Boston University trackmen will face Coach Arthur Duffey s Northeastern sprinters in the last week of January at the U M C A meet. BU plans to enter the BA A indoor meet in February and their relay team may face Northeastern or Worcester Tech. Joe Limerick and Don McMillan headline sprint action, with R Warton and A H Brown also drawing strong notice in dash, mile, and high jump events.
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Boston University
Arthur Duffey
Northeastern
B. U
Worcester Tech
Ayres
A. H. Brown
J. M. Brown
Gloucester Meets A L Team At Baskets
The Gloucester basketball quintet opens the season against the American Legion five at the East Newton Street Armory. Debuting for Gloucester are Sam Marks Leo Martin Louis Euwart Walter Costello and Jack Curtin. The visitors lineup includes Park hurst Andrews Freitas Sudbay and O Malley.
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Gloucester
American Legion
East Newton Street Armory
Sam Marks
Leo Martin
Louis Euwart
Walter Costello
Jack Curtin
Parkhurst
Andrews
Freitas
Sudbay
O'Malley
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Jack Sharkey
Bobby Dugon
New Bedford
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