Malden High facing sweater controversy over Hill letter
Malden High School critics clash over awarding a letter and sweater to Stanwood Hill for last fall’s football season. Captain Miner and Ed Killian reportedly control the decision amid claims of personal spite and school politics.
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Lee
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Johnson to Fight Before May First
Jack Johnson will likely box a 10 round bout with an unnamed opponent before May 1. He then agrees to no further contests until his finish fight with Jim Flynn in Nevada slated for July. The concession is noted in articles signed in Chicago last Saturday.
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Jack Johnson
Jim Flynn
Nevada
Chicago
Johnsons 10 Round Opponent Likely Jeanette
Johnson may face Joe Jeanette in a 10 round bout with New York promoters signaling a $15,000 purse. Flynn prepares for a future match while other rapid plans and travel details unfold around boxing events in Worcester and Boston.
B A A defeats Dudley in Boston Pin League
In the Amateur Boston Pin League the B A A team beat the Dudley Club three games to one at Dudley alleys. B A A posted 1566 to 1529 for Dudley with multiple bowlers over 300. Legate led B A A with 833, including a 145 high game.
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Mystic Valley League
Manufacurers' League Bowdoin Square Alleys Scorecard
Bowdoin Square Alleys lanes 8 game totals show Bicknell and Fuller 507 453 465 totaling 1 425 while Screw Co. posts 436 472 471 for 1 879. The score summary lists manufacturers teams competing in the league standings.
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Globe
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Faneuil
North Shore
Tremont
Bowdoin Square
Bicknell & Fuller
Screw Co
Arlington High Defeats Medford 6 to 1 in Hockey
Arlington High School routed Medford High 6 to 1 on Spy Pond yesterday afternoon. Bower and Rosa sparked Arlington's attack while Medford relied on rough play to slow the pace. Umpires Early and Savicletes worked two 20 minute periods with Timers Johnson and Jardine.
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Yale Regatta Plan Excludes Other Races Except Harvard
Yale announces next season rowing policy none of its universities will race other than the annual regatta with Harvard. Yale will send its varsity and freshman eights to the American Henley events in Philadelphia in May.
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Yale Drops Races With Penn Princeton And Cornell
Yale will omit its races with the University of Pennsylvania Princeton and Cornell and focus on Harvard defeats. Captain Romeyn will call varsity candidates to report Wednesday evening with training plans outlined by Head Coach Jim Rodgers. Training starts mid next week after junior promenade festivities. tank rowing resumes while some machine work continues. No correspondence with Harvard on the annual regatta. the date is likely Friday June 2. Yale officials said no move toward sending a crew to Henley and no despatch from London yet on Yale Harvard crossing hoped for this season.
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Flanagan and Delmont Draw Newburyport Bout
Nearly 500 fans saw Tommy Flanagan of Boston fight Young Delmont of Lawrence end in a draw in the main bout at the Newburyport Athletic Club. Art Howard of Newburyport drew with Fighting Kid Harris of Lawrence in the semifinal. Preliminaries saw Barth of Manchester draw with Young Lewis of Newburyport and Young Cronin with Bert Wilbur of Newburyport.
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Young Cronin
Bert Wilbur
American boxer Blink McCloskey versus Arthur Harmon draw in London
Blink McCloskey of the United States and Arthur Harmon of London fought 20 rounds at the National Sporting Club. The referee ruled a draw, but the crowd favored Harmon and the bout was marked by rising tensions and ill will.
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Blink McCloskey
Arthur Harmon
National Sporting Club
Harmon
Chelsea YMCA Hockey Seeks Saturday Away Games
The Chelsea Y M C A hockey team seeks Saturday afternoon games away from home. Contact manager A D Murray by writing or calling.
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A. D. Murray
Mandot Defeats Allen For Lightweight Victory In Memphis
In Memphis on January 8 Joe Mandot of New Orleans outboxed Billy Allen of Ottawa the Canadian lightweight champion through eight rounds and won the decision at the Southern Athletic Club.
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Boston
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Franklin Athletic Club
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Memphis
Tenn
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New Orleans
Billy Allen
Ottawa
Canada
Southern Athletic Club Tonight
Boston Auto Men at New York Show
New England automobile dealers play a major role at the Madison Square Garden show as Boston and New England firms meet manufacturers agents and branch managers from across the United States.
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Madison Square Garden
United States
New England
Automobiles light up Boston show with new sixes and silent Knight
Boston car show features H MacAlman and the Boston Automobile Dealers' Association at exhibitors for Stearns and Columbia. New six cylinder Chalmers and White models draw crowds with self starting motors. Packard booth showcases a 1912 six phaeton while Ford sits out shows with a private display on Broadway.
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Monte Attell Edges Jem Kendrick in Six Round Bout
Monte Attell defeated Jem Kendrick of England in six rounds at Pittsburg. Kendrick stunned Attell with an elbow to the temple in round two, but Attell controlled the later rounds, battering Kendrick with jabs while Kendrick bled. Kendrick was warned for rough work in the clinches. Attell left unmarked. Benny Kaufmann beat Joe Clarke by a shade in Philadelphia.
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Willie Ritchie Fares Against Freddie Welch In Upset
California’s Willie Ritchie steps in for Ad Wolgast against Freddie Welch and delivers a surprising performance that shocks the British crowd. Phil Brock in Cleveland reports uncertainty about the exact date of the bout.
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California
Ad Wolgast
Freddie Welch
Phil Brock
Cleveland
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