Harvard Whitewashes Tech in Ice Hockey at Brae-Burn
Harvard dominated Tech 8–0 at Brae-Burn Country Club with Pell scoring six goals and Carpenter making 25 saves. Captain Townsend played through an ankle injury as Harvard jumped to a 3–0 lead early, while Tech’s Coupal Gould were notable. Billings and Carpenter starred for Harvard in a one sided provincial match.
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Harvard
TECH
Brae-Burn
Newton
Pell
Carpenter
Townsend
Newhall
Crimson
Foster
Briggs
Coupal
Gould
Lillings
Marvard
Pord
O' Hern Townsend
Miller
Fuller Monard
Rumsey
Coupal Newhall
LeCuey Briggs
Prc
Gould Wonoua
Des P
Davis
Tilee Carpenter
Billings
Dr. Goodrich
Harves
Arlington Triumphs 3-0 Over Cambridge Latin
Arlington high school's offense ran smoothly as they defeated Cambridge Latin 3-0. The decisive win, reported from Arlington on January 10, highlights the home team's strong play and tight defense throughout the match.
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Arlington
Cambridge Latin
Harvard Sophs Defeat Newton High 4-1 in Hockey Clash
Harvard sophomores edged Newton High School 4 to 1 at Brae Burn rinks. Crosby scored for Harvard as Sprague of Newton misfired, while Ford and Dougherty starred for Harvard and Mellen, Drew shone for Newton in a close afternoon game.
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West Newton
Harvard
Newton
Brae Burn
Crosby
Sprague
Mellen
Washburn
Dougherty
Ford
Drew
Fire department adds motor fire wagon in Springfield
Springfield equips a motor wagon to extinguish fires faster. The Knox powered wagon carries 200 feet of hose, extinguishers and eight men. It has proven effective, reducing reliance on horse drawn engines and prompting a second wagon order.
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Croker
New York
Fire Department
Springfield
Madison Square Garden
Innox Automobile Company
Knox
Old Brad Lays Down Some Rules for Candle Pin Bowlers
A humorous set of candlepin bowling tips approved by prominent figures. Rules emphasize scoring, technique, and etiquette to approach a high score, with notes on deadwood, spares, leading from the start, and avoiding fouls.
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Brad
William Beatty
Richard Rouse
John Dennis
Fred Williams
Warren Crown
Maya Fitzgerald
John B. Moran
Henry Cabot Lodge
Stephen O'Meara
Atlantic League Plans Independent Run Against National Association
Six clubs forming the Atlantic league met in New York to outline plans for an independent circuit. They will contest the Tri-State league for protection, keep teams in Trenton and Wilmington, and add clubs in Reading Allen town Chester and Pottsville with possible entries in Elizabeth Easton Newark and Paterson.
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New York
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Hotel Victoria
Trenton
Wilmington
Tri-State
Reading
Allentown
Chester
Pottsville
J. W. Dobbins
Elizabeth
N. J
Easton
Penn
Newark
Paterson
Sam Miller
Springfield
Mass
San Francisco
Eight American Horses Entered in English Derby
The English Derby entries include eight American horses among 278 nominations for the Ep som blue ribbon 2000 guineas and Doncaster St. Leger. August Belmont has Brookman and Don Enrique, Herman B. Duryea lists four, James R. Keene two, His Majesty King Edward four led by Perambulator, and Richard Croker nominates Orby.
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August Belmont
Brookman
Octagon
St. Bridget
Don Enrique
Hastings
Herman B. Duryea
Mazagan
Amy Davenport
Handspring
Mon Droit
Ben Strome
Humber
Sandringham
Dorothy Hampton
America
James R. Keene
Disguise Tr
Calico
Commando
Bend Or
His
King Edward
Perambulator
Persimmon
Spyglass
Richard Croker
Taylor Hunts Up Players In Boston Swing
Chick Stahl the Boston Americans manager arrives with treasurer Hugh McBreen in Boston to prep for a Southern trip. He mentions signing left handed pitcher Thomas Railing from Dallas and notes management plans to rework Huntington avenue grounds with multiple ticket offices and a dedicated exit.
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Chick” Stahl
Boston Americans
New York
Hugh McBreen
Stahl
Boston
John S. Taylor
Fort Wayne
Chick
Thomas Railing
Dallas
McBreen
Taylor
California
Chicago
Ban Johnson
Elkhart
Ind
Tou Criger
Cy Young
Cleveland
Syracuse
Bill Dinneen
Dennis Sullivan
Minneapolis
Sullivan
Vermilion
Dakota
Huntington Avenue
Rogers Avenue
Interclass Basketball Opens at Boston College High
The first annual interclass basketball games at Boston College High School were played in the school gym. Third Year defeated Second Year Division A 14 to 4 while First Year Division B beat Second Year Division B 18 to 12. Remaining games are set for next week.
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Boston College High School
Mass Amateur League Bowls See No Straight Wins
Last night in the Massachusetts Amateur League all teams split games as pin totals influenced outcomes. Commercial split two from Central at Brockton while Central claimed the high total. Newtowne beat Arlington Boat Club and Clarkson led with 579. West beat Beef and Drake defeated Hovey at Adams Square alleys.
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Commercial
Central Down
Brockton
Central
Dudley
Cockato
Newtowne
Arlington Boat Club
Clarkson
KK. W. West
Boston Beef
J. B. Drake
H. A. Hovey
Marketagen
Adams Square
Dorchester Rollers
Colonial Club
Jordan Marsh
Medford
Boston
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A. Shuman
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Steed
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Urley
Granger
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Hunter
Eoree
Page
Powers
Margeson
Mor Murphy
Watson
Martin
Mahoney
Geoppe
Sennett
Si Marsh
Miners
Tm G Geoppe
Mills
Rafferty
McManners Dé
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Havey
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Chelsea
Diver
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Phair
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Meran
Conley
Jones
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Hovigan
MonAhan
Young
Maynard
Sid Dale
Ahern
Orestes 10 Trys for Kings Cup Challenge
Augustus P. Loring owner of the champion 22 rater Orestes aims for the King Edward VII King’s Cup at James Town after winning the Lipton Cup leg last season. Orestes will race hard to complete Lipton success and then pursue new light design sailing for speed in the South fall races contest.
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Augustus P. Loring
Orestes
New York
Jamestown
French tennis star leads in New York tournament
Ferdinand Garcia the French champion topped the court tennis event at the Racquet and Tennis Club winning all matches to date. He defeated Frank Forester the English professional at George J. Gould's Lakewood court by two sets to none, with game scores Garcia 8 8 16 Forester 2 4 6.
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New York
Ferdinand Garcia
Frank Forester
George J. Gould
Lakewood
Garcia
Forester
Mohawk A. C. Tops Munroe A. C. 4–0
At Lincoln House gym yesterday Mohawk A. C. defeated Munroe A. C. 4 to 0 with goals and players listed, including Hardy and Biforsky Perry among others.
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Lincoln House
Mohawk A. C
Munroe A. C
Mohawk A. C. Munroe
A. C
Stroller
Riliscom
Nice
R. F
Rosen Briana
L. F
Jacobs
Pennsylvania Beats Princeton in 338 to 15 Basketball Game
Princeton hosted Pennsylvania on January 10 as the Quakers routed the Tigers with a 338 to 15 victory. The crowd witnessed a dominant performance by the visiting team led by key scorers and assists, while Princeton struggled to finish at the basket.
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Princeton
N. J
Pennsylvania
Harvard Players and Baseball News From Boston Scene
Harvard sports commentary covers coaching ideas for Harvard, Yale, and Crimson plans. It notes Bill Cavanaugh as a potential Harvard coach and discusses national sports status, professional careers for graduates, and local hockey and basketball developments in Boston.
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Harvard
Bill Cavanaugh
New Bedford
Akron
Yale
Crimson
Chelsea Basketball Triple Frame Ends In Close Scores
In Armory Hall Chelsea last night J. O. N. five beat Battery H by 19 to 14. Battery H second team defeated St. Rose T A and B by 22 to 18. Ballou Hobigand School of Boston topped Chelsea High 18 to 15 in a lively contest.
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Armory Hall
Chelsea
Battery H
St. Rose T. A. and
Ballou & Hobigand School of
Boston
Chelsea High
Engstrom Breaks Record in New England Billiard Tourney
In the 12th game of the Class A billiard tournament for the New England championship at Hub Billiard Palace Engstrom defeated Paige 300 to 189. Engstrom set a tournament record with an average of 8 20 35 while King averaged 7 27 39.
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New England
Hub Billiard Palace
Messrs. Engstrom
Paige
Engstrom
Dr. King
Ball Player Dies After Drinking Poison Before Hospital
In Louisville on January 10, Bob Lankswort a famed local ball player drank an ounce of poison while staring at a photo of actress Miss Elsie Cresey. He died soon after being placed in a hospital.
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Louisville
Elsie Cresey
Bob’’ Lankswort
Lynn Y M C A Edges Cambridge In Tight 22 21 Victory
Lynn Y M C A defeated Cambridge Y M C A 22 to 21 in a hard fought Cambridge game at Durrell hall witnessed by about 300. Cambridge second team beat Lynn second 24 to 15.
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Cambridge
Lynn Y. M. C. A
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Durrell Hall
Lynn
Institute seeks away games with strong state teams
The Institute five desires games away from home with strong teams anywhere in the State and offers reasonable guarantees. Preferred opponents include Malden High Alumni, South Boston High Alumni, Nichols' Academy, Rock Ridge Preparatory, Worcester Boys Club, Brighton A A, Warrens, Cambridgeport Gym. Contact Frank Joyce Box 191 Boston or Main 4955. The Queen Quality Juniors seek strong teams with three reasonable guarantees. Frank Barry T G Plant Co Jamaica Plain.
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Institute
Malden High
South Boston High
Nichols’ Academy
Rock Ridge Preparatory School
Worcester Boys’ Club
Brighton A. A
Warrens
Cambridgeport
Marblehead A. A
East Boston
Frank Joyce
Box
Boston
Queen Quality
Frank Barry
T. G. Plant Co
Jamaica Plain
Close contest as Sir Galahad edges Back Bay 6 to 5
In a tight South End game Sir Galahad defeated Back Bay Club five by a 6 to 5 score in a spirited finish.
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Back Bay Club
Sir Galahad
South End
Gossip of the Boxers in Philadelphia Bout and Boxing Gossip
The article riffs on Tommy Murphy defeating Young Corbett in a six round Philadelphia bout. It questions Corbett’s conditioning and references other boxing matchups and promoters. It mentions Denver plans around Harry Lewis, Gardner and Sullivan, and notes local boxing talk in Rumford Falls and Las Angeles.
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Young Corbett
Philadelphia
Corbett
Herrera
Hyland
Chelsea
Kid Goodman
New York
Murphy
Terry McGovern
Hartford
Denver
Harry Lewis
Jimmy Gardner
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Gardner
Lowell
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Sullivan
Rube Smith
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West
Rumford Falls
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Arthur Cote
Cote
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Kid Pantz
Jack Caley
Tommy Murphy
Hors
Henne
Nevada
Mey
Gans
Las Gace
Shane
Los Angeles
Los
Jack Twin
Ho Ryan
Ryan
Bat
Blackburn
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