Harvard Ice Debut vs King's College at Boston Arena
Harvard opens the 1921 hockey season with a debut at the new Boston Arena facing King's College of Windsor New York. The Crimson, stronger than last year’s title team, will play three 15 minute periods starting at 8 15. Referees Ernie Doody Fred Rocque and Chippie Gawmers. Opened with team lists and officials.
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Crimson
Harvard
King’s
Col. Bacon
White Snelling
Buntin
Ruggles Bigelow
Winter Cmmons
Gilbert Owen
Parnell
Humphrey
Dunlop Holmes
Gabriel
Ernie Doody
Fred Rocque
Chippie Gawmers
Bill Carlton
Tom Kanaly
Boston Arena
King’s College of
Boston
M. I. T. Sextet
Babe Ruth Rumors Stir Over Wealth and Splendid Fall
New York reports suggest Babe Ruth, famed slugger with fifty four homers last year, may be broke after lavish spending on semi pro play, movie work, and Cuba games. He allegedly earned around a hundred thousand dollars in 1920, but losses on racing bets and investments spurred talk of financial decline.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Babe
Yanks
Cuba
71St Regiment
Ruth
Harvard seven opening night at new rink to face Kings College
Local fans anticipate Harvard hockey debut at the new rink against Kings College. Canucks face unfamiliar American Canadian roving style and the four forward formation while Willie Frick prepares to perform between periods. Ice conditions improved from opening night as Frick aims for novel stunts.
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Harvard Seven
Crimson
Cambridge
Kings
Harvard
Winsor-Claflin
Canada
Willie Frick
Frick
Willie
Silva's Jabs Beat Tillo In Close Local Bout
In a 10 round feature at the Commercial A. C. Harry Silva of the West End defeated Frank Tillo of the North End by decision. Silva used sharp left jabs and hooks to outpoint Tillo while both fighters ate punches. Semi-final saw Jack McCarthy beat Johnny Ford in five rounds. opening prelim had Bill Shine lose to Fred Russo in six. another prelim had Buddy Ryan stop the Syrian Kid in two.
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Harry Silva
West End
Frank Tillo
North End
A. C
Silva
Tillo
Jack McCarthy
Woburn
Johnny Ford
East Boston
Bill Shine
Quincy
Fred Russo
Somerville
Buddy Ryan
Brockton
Kid
Gloucester
Today’s Boston Events List of Talks Meetings and Banquet
A schedule of today events includes a morning lecture at Boston Public Library and meetings of the Boston Sales Managers' Club Boston Executive Committee at Boston City Club. a luncheon at Twentieth Century Club with Prof Z Chafee Jr. and the Massachusetts Horticultural Society opening at Horticultural Hall. Late afternoon features lectures by Rev Eric MacKenzie at Notre Dame Academy and Major Bernard Lentz at Pilgrim Hall. Evening programs include the New England Industrial Nurses’ Association annual meeting at the Twentieth Century Club plus a Forty fifth annual Technology alumni banquet at Walker Memorial, a General Tasker H Bliss address at Algonquin Club, and the Women’s Professional Club Twelfth Night Revels at Copley Plaza, and Bankers Night at the Boston Masonic Club.
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Boston Public Library
Boston Sales Managers’ Club
Boston Executive Committee
Boston City Club
Twentieth Century Club
Z. Chafee, Jr
Harvard Law School
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
League of Catholic Women
Notre Dame Academy
Eric MacKenzie
Bernard Lentz
Pilgrim Hall
New England Industrial Nurses’ Association
Technology
Walker Memorial Building
Tasker H. Bliss
Algonquin Club
Copley Plaza
Bankers
Boston Masonic Club
Commonwealth Avenue
Kingsmen Defeat Tech 4 3 In Boston Arena Debut
Kings College Nova Scotia crowns opening Boston Arena with a 4 to 3 win over MIT. Winter scores twice and nets the decisive goal in the final five minutes as Dan and Neil MacNeill pace MIT. Harvard plans revenge tonight with seven man hockey and limited substitutions.
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Windsor
N. S
Tech Engineers
Kingsmen
Dan MacNeill
Tech
MacNeill
Dan
Neil
Hugh Nickle
Winter
Boston
Institute
King’s College
Nickle
Nova Scotians
Harvard
Crimson
Bill Claflin
King's College
T. Gilbert
Smith
Grant
Schwamb Winter
Ruggles
D. MacNeil
Ekae
Taylor
Caldwell
Ranaly Bree Hendrie
English High Jrs Win Class Track Meet
The English High junior class, graduates in 1922, totaled 79 points to win the inter class track and field tourney held at the drill hall. The 1921 class was second with 71, sophomores had 28, and first year athletes scored five.
Boxing manager offers $600 to break a match
The writer notes a boxing manager willing to pay $600 to cancel a scheduled bout, a surprising development given his long ties to the sport. The episode unfolds publicly, with the manager proceeding to carry out the plan despite the unusual demand and scrutiny.
Roy Moore Set for Title Bout Prospects After Dyson Match
Roy Moore and manager Leo Flynn prepare for tonight’s East bout against Bobby Dyson of New Bedford at the Commonwealth A. A. The winner could challenge Joe Saynch for the bantam title after Sharkey’s upset loss. Flynn eyed a Boston plan to push Moore toward Lynch for the title if victorious.
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St. Paules
Jack Sharkey
Bobby Dyson
Roy Moore
Leo P. Flynn
Leo
St. Paul
New Bedford
Commonwealth A
Moore
Jacky Sharkey
New York
Pal Moore
Memphis
Tenn
Pal
Tex Rickard
United States
Roy
Ringster
Sharkey
Garden
Joe Saynch
Pete Hermann
Flynn
Boston
Sullivan
Lynch
Dyson
Rickard
Whaler
Mickey Kirst
Billy Myers
Fliers Addressed to James Bay Chief Inspector Reach Revillon
A letter directed to the chief inspector of the company for the James Bay district at Montreal was forwarded to John M. Revillon in this location. The message appears in a clipped note about materials found in the woods. No further context is provided in the accessible text.
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James Bay
Montreal
John M. Revillon
Balloonists Rescued After Balloon Sighting in New York Flight
A letter recounts three American naval service men who flew a balloon from New York on Monday the 13th and landed in Nicholson's Creekway around 2 pm Tuesday. They endured torn clothing and hunger, one arriving in underwear, and were later taken to Moose Factory for medical aid. The balloon’s value is about 5000 dollars, with efforts underway to retrieve it by Hudson Bay Company crews.
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Hudson Bay
Moose Factory
Thomas Mark
Middleboro
New York
United States
Nicholson's Creekway
Nicholson's Reek
Tom Mark
Hudson Bay Company
Hinton
N. C
Revillon President Describes Post Near Moose Factory
Mr. Revillon, head of Revillon Freres, stated the company's post lies near Moose Factory, the trading post of the Hudson Bay Company.
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Revillon
Revillon Freres
Moose Factory
The
Hudson Bay Company
Adventurous US aviators near Cochrane expected Sunday
Reports from Cochrane Ontario indicate three United States navy airmen missing in Hudson Bay area may reach the Mattice Trail by Sunday. Locals prepare a welcome with railway chief George W. Lee extending free transport and long distance calls to celebrate the aviators’ reported escape.
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Cochrane
Ont
United States Navy
Hudson Bay
Moose Factory
Mattice
Clute
Revillon Freres
George W. Lee
Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway Commission
Hinton
Rockaway Point
N. Y
Washington
Cubs Sign Up Tom Whelan With Boston Roots
Chicago reports the Cubs signed Thomas Whelan of Boston a Georgetown graduate age 24. He played one game for the Boston Braves last season but refused to sign a contract. Whelan served as a lieutenant in the aviation corps during the war.
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CUBS
Tom Whelan
Chicago
Chicago Nationals
Thomas Whelan
Boston
Georgetown University
Whelan
Boston Braves
Aviation Corps
English High School dealt crushing defeat by Huntington at Boston
English High School 7 46 loss to Huntington School in a Boston MA A meet. Winners included Huss Woods and Chalmer in events with times and distances listed. Huntington swept relays and individual races.
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English High School
Boston
Huntington
McDonald
English
R. Huss
Algar
Russell
Woods
Rodnery
Harper
Chalmers
Waters
Richmond
Huntington School
Buch
F. Huss
English High
Bowditch
Bruner
Offer Bait for Kilbane Fight Aims at Frush Bout
Johnny Kilbane may take the purse if he fights Danny Frush for the featherweight title, Frush’s manager says. He offers 1000 dollars to a named charity if Kilbane or Andy Chaney agrees to a 15 round decision bout in New York. The move follows Kilbane and Chaney rejecting promoters’ offers.
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Baltimore
Johnny Kilbane
Danny Frush
Cleveland
Frush
New York
Kilbane
Andy Chaney
Chaney
East
West
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