Somerville and Newton Hockey Tie After Late Save
Somerville goalie Morris Roberts made a crucial stop in the final minutes at the Arena to force a 1 1 tie with Newton High in the Greater Boston Interscholastic Hockey League contest. Fans had期待 Newton to win, but the result surprised many.
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Boxing Card and Buzz From New Bedford to London
Bob McKirdy lists eight round bouts including Sny der vs MclIntee and Cool ide vs Mc Carthy as fans anticipate Tommy Flanagan rising from New Bedford with a near Freddie Welsh style. Georges Carpentier bids to prove form in London while Charley Cardio reports Jackson again reje cting Gradwell. A Malden clash is set for Tommy Robson against Mike Gibbons in St Paul on Feb 1.
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Somerville and Newton Tie in Short Hockey Session
Late start forces a five minute final period in which Roberts defeats Osborne’s defense. Somerville scores first via Jeremiah after Crandall’s setup, Newton answers with Dunlap’s long shot. Both teams show uneven play and few clear chances as refs Dee Mooney officiate two periods and a brief final frame.
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Fernwood Five Triumphs Over Newburyport in Fast Basket Game
Fernwood Five of Brooklyn defeated Newburyport 38 to 23 before a large crowd. The visiting team led 20 to 11 at halftime with a strong passing attack. Cy Little returned to form in the second half and Nealey starred for Newburyport.
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Captain Fargo Receives Williams Brooks Medal
Captain Edward A. Fargo of Williams College football 1921 earned the Brooks memorial medal at Williams. The award honors the most deserving Purple team member and honors Belvidere Brooks of New York, a Williams former captain killed in the World War. Fargo's home is Evanston Illinois.
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Arlington Circle Five to Play Watertown Five
The Arlington Council No. 109 Knights of Columbus basketball team, managed by William T McDonald, scheduled a game with Watertown Five for Thursday evening at Old Town Hall in Arlington Centre.
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Technology Cuts Off Dartmouth
Tech severs all athletic relations with Dartmouth after a vote by MIT athletic association and advisory council approval. President T. M. Taylor sends a letter to Dartmouth manager Horace G. Pender stating a breach of faith over the dual track meet Dartmouth canceled.
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MIT Cuts Dartmouth Athletic Ties Over Schedule Breach
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology votes to end all dual athletic agreements with Dartmouth College after cancelled cross country and recipro- cal track meets. MIT cites a breach of faith and lack of binding terms.
Aggies Tackle Rivals With Green Lineup
Massachusetts Aggies open hockey season against Amherst College with a largely new lineup. Captain Collins is sidelined by a barley horse, Lyons and George Cotton are ineligible, and the probable lineup includes Haskins Gordon Tenhill Goldsmith Hardy and Kroeck in various forward and defense roles.
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Dartmouth Tops Columbia in Close Hanover Showdown
Dartmouth defeated Columbia 26 to 18 to win its first league game. Cullen led Dartmouth with 18 points including 12 of 14 from fouls while Pulleyn scored 19 for Columbia. Reilley was ejected for slugging as 500 fans watched in Hanover New Hampshire.
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Bates College Announces 14-Game Baseball Schedule
Bates College released a fourteen game schedule with dates and opponents including Bowdoin Harvard New Hampshire Maine Tufts M A C Connecticut Aggies Colby U M Orono and Bowdoin again. Games span April through June with site notes at Medford Durham Storrs Orono and Brunswick.
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Track Men at Boston University Train for Tufts Meet
Boston University track team prepares for February BAA meet against Tufts. Coach targets 12 men for the relay with Stacy and Sullivan in the mile. Limric Woodward from last year run the 6 yard dash. Practice at South Armory with 35 to 40 men. McDonald and Wheeler, football players, join shot put.
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Youngest Possible Davis Cup Member Vincent Richards
Vincent Richards, ranked No. 5, could become the youngest American Davis Cup player in 1922. He will not reach 19 until March and would surpass Maurice McLoughlin and Melville Long in age at the same career stage, while holding a higher ranking than both at that time.
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Melville Long
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Randall Judd Named Stone School Hockey Captain
Randall Judd, outer defense player for Stone School, was selected captain after the game with Brookline yesterday, formalizing leadership for the team.
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Stone School
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Orphans of the Storm at Tremont Theatre promises thrills
Henrietta recalls encounters with many men in a city tale described as dramatic and suspenseful. Mr. Griffith presents Orphans of the Storm adapted from The Two Orphans in a nearly three hour performance at Tremont Theatre with emphasis on romance danger and courage.
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