Lauter A C of New Jersey to Face East Boston A L A at Lyceum Hall
The Lauter A C of New Jersey meets East Boston Catholic Literary Association quintet tonight at Lyceum Hall East Boston in a top class basketball clash. New Jersey team has few losses this season including a 84 38 win over Uniontown and claimed the A A U title in 1906 07. Lineup features Miller Petrick Wright Callahan Biggane with Harvey Fox Vaughn Hayes and Cummings in key roles.
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Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Lauter A. C
New Jersey
East Boston Catholic Literary Association
Uniontown
Penn
Boston
Lauteroys
Miller
Petrick
Wright
Callahan
Biggane
Noddle Island Boys
Harvey
Newport Naval Reserve
Fox
Vaughn
Hayes
Cummings
Beantown Red Sox Tryout Appeals Dismissed
The Boston Americans treasurer dismisses reader appeals from hopeful players seeking tryouts and travel expenses for a southern tour. He notes strict pre-season weedings through April and rejects fortune tellers who predict outcomes or claim to know the winning lineup.
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Hughie McBreen
Boston American
Shakspere
Powers That Be
Cook
Little Rock
McBreen
Berkshire Eagles suffer two losses in three games
The hitherto undefeated Berkshires split a three game set with Marshall's, losing two of three. Scores show Bowdoin and Gantey highlights, with detailed totals read irregularly in the damaged lines.
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Berkshires
Deent
Marshall's
Berkshire Eagles
How Old Is Mike Reagan The Baseball Fan
The article ponders Michael J. Reagan age, noting his February 29 birthday implies a four year cycle. It describes him as youthful, calm, semi clerical in appearance, sometimes mistaken for an undertaker or a bondholder, and hints at bashfulness around ladies and a possible early trip south before his next birthday.
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Ann
National Board
Michael J. Reagan
Mike Reagan
Mike
Michael
Boston Diamond
Triangular Track Meet Planned by Noble & Greenough Volkmann Stone
Captains and managers from Noble & Greenough Volkmann and Stone Schools held a planning session at Volkmann School for a triangular track meet on February 18 at Mechanics' building. Events include 40 yard dash 45 yard hurdles 440 yard dash 880 yard dash one mile run high jump and relays.
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Noble & Greenough
Volkmann
Stone
Volkmann School
Mechanics
Casino quintet routs Brigh ton's ster rollers on alleys
Greater Boston League report shows the Casino team defeating Brighton's team on the Casino alleys last night. Williams led scoring with a top performance as the game showcased strong offense and defense throughout.
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Brighton
Ster
Williams
CORO
Boston Poloists Victory Over Waterbury Camp
Boston poloists defeated Waterbury 7 to 4 in Park Square Rink last night. Lincoln, Hart, and Wiley led Boston with strong rushing and defense as Waterbury struggled to break through. Attendance was listed at 900 with Dicky Pierce and George Cunningham in Pawtucket’s lineup set for a Wednesday rematch.
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Boston
Tailend
Waterbury Rough Riders
Park Square
Kid Sutherland
Hart
Waterbury
Lincoln
John’ Wiley
Allie” Coggshall
Chelsea
Cambridge
Pawtucket
Dicky Pierce
George Cunningham
Tincoln
F. F
Baer Des Ess
Mei Vee Hall
H. B
Kes Saterland
Dare
Ieee
Daly
Loxon
Fahey
Cusick
Kelley
Scurer—Porte
Roxbury Teams Lose Double Setbacks at Dorchester
Roxbury High School first and second five squads were defeated by Dorchester High School yesterday at Dorchester. Dorchester won 20 to 11 with Daly and Sullivan starring despite Hoernle absence. Second team game also went to Dorchester 38 to 6.
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Roxbury High School
Dorchester High School
Dorchester
Charley Hoernle
Sullivan
Daly
McCarthy
Hayes
Roxbury
Burkett May Manage Reading Team in Pennsylvan ia
A report says Jesse Burkett, Worcester club president player manager, backed by Hugh Duffy and Shenandoah capitalists, may manage a Reading Eastern league team. The plan targets securing a baseball park by William A Whitman to attract the franchise, with St Trenton also in line for Eastern league inclusion and possible dropping of Montreal Toronto or Providence.
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Burkett
Reading
Penn
Worcester
Jesse Burkett
Hugh Duffy
William A. Whitman
St. Trenton
Montreal
Toronto
Providence
Cambridge football committee choice at Harvard narrowed to five
Speculation at Cambridge centers on who will lead Harvard football next fall. Five candidates remain Crane Farley Brown Haughton and Campbell with two likely to decline for business reasons.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Crane
Farley
Brown
Haughton
Campbell
Coaching prospect narrows as Crane seen best fit for team
Dave Campbell remains tied to mining work and unlikely to coach. Farley and Haughton unlikely to join. The debate centers on Crane versus Brown with Crane favored by consensus to retain as head coach given experience and prior system ties.
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Crane
Brown
Bill Reid
Reid
Reggie Brown
Unique Cyclist Jimmy Moran A Chelsea Milkman Stands Out
In this sports sketch the author profiles Jimmy Moran as a rare amateur turned professional standout who rides for love of the game. Moran, a longtime bicycle star described as thoughtful and dedicated, is highlighted ahead of a forthcoming Sunday Post feature.
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New York
Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Sunday Post
Weight terms decide Attell Moran featherweight rematch
Gossip notes Attell and Moran clash hinges on weight and ringside limits. Moran seeks 122 pounds three hours before fight while Attell demands 122 at ringside. parties discuss a 45 round format at Colma. Also covers Baldwin Goodman buildup and Arthurian managerial twists at Armory club.
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Abe Attell
Owen Moran
Attell
Moran
Charlie Harvey
Jimmy Coffroth
Colma
Aftell
Kid Goodman
Matty Baldwin
Chelsea
Baldwin
Charlestown
Goodman
McFarland-Murphy
Matty
Winnisimmer Athletic Club
Boston
Winthrop
Armory Athletic Association
Tommy
Murphy
Packy McFarland
Jim Buckley
Thir Ty
Harlem
Buckley
Harry Gilmore
McFarland
Armory Club
Armouy Athletic Association
Bobby Walthour Checks In For Park Square Cycle Meet
Bobby Walthour arrives in Boston for tonight’s Park Square track event with Nat Butler of Cambridge. He trails Gussie Lawson for five miles, praises the saucer, and plans an Atlantic sailing next week to stay the unbeaten pace follower. The program includes three heats of five miles, a 10-mile professional Open, sprint half-mile races, and amateur events.
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Southland
Bobby Walthour
Boston
Park Square
Nat Butler
Cambridge
Walthour
Gussie Lawson
Bobby
Butler
Europe
Atlantic
Joe Fogler
Iver Lawson
Eddie Root
Jimmy Moran
Walter Bardgett
A. N. Anderson
Worth Mitten
the Bedells
Yale Sets Toss Up For 1907 Football Captaincy
Yale will elect its 1907 football captain at a meeting of the victorious team next Monday night. The contenders are Coy, a junior, and Brides, a medical school senior. Tradition bars underclassmen and nonacademic dep apartments except Sheffield. Either would earn broad Yale support.
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Yale
Coy
Brides
Crimson Five Loses Captain Broun to Knee Injury
Harvard basketball announces captain I. S. Broun will miss the season after knee injuries. He sustained damage in the Dartmouth game last year and again in early fall practice, leaving him unable to walk without limping.
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Harvard
I. S. Broun
The
Crimson
Broun
Dartmouth
Slosson Declines Hoppe Challeng for 5000 Stake
Chicago January 10 George Slosson the billiardist tonight declined to accept a challenge from Willie Hoppe for a contest over a five thousand dollar stake. Slosson thinks the amount is too large for the match.
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Chicago
George Slosson
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Slosson
Easy Victory For Rock Ridge Over Boston College Freshmen
Rock Ridge Hall opened its season with a decisive 49 to 18 win over the Boston College freshmen. The visitors were never dangerous as the Ridge club controlled play throughout.
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Rock Ridge
Wellesley
Rock Ridge Hall
Bostorn College
Williams to Play Tech in Season Opener at Williamstown
Williams College opens its season with a basketball game against Tech at Williamstown. Williams fields an unsure lineup with veterans scarce, possibly Allen Watters and Horax. Tech counters with a strong veteran lineup led by Captain Wentworth Cahill Lamont Nichols and Hargraves.
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Technology
Willams College
Williamstown
Williams
Allen
Watters
Horax
Tech
Institute
Nichols
1.B
Lamont
Wentworth
Cahill
1.F
Hargraves
R.f
Manchester Bouts End In Farce With Early Finishes
Patsey Sweeney defeated Arthur Cote by decision in the second round after a towel was thrown in by Cote’s corner. Referee Sam Cote halted the bout and declared bets off. Sweeney refused to continue after advice from his seconds. A replacement for Peter Sweeney failed to appear. Frank Shea was knocked out in two minutes.
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Manchester
N. H
Patsey Sweeney
Arthur Cote
Biddeford
Cote
Sam Cote
Sweeney
Jack Butler
Lynn
Peter Sweeney
Frank Shea
Wesleyan Beats Harvard 31 to 6 in Hemenway Gym
Wesleyan overpower Harvard with a 31 to 6 victory at Hemenway Gym. Closson dominates with 13 points while White and Hayward contribute for the visitors. Harvard, led by Currie and Allen replacements Scribner and Sheehan, struggles throughout.
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Crimson
Hemenway
Harvard
Closson
White
Sheehan
Scribner
Currie
Allen
Crombom
Brooks
T. D. Almy
Brown
Browne Hayward
Chamberlin
Grant
R. F
Hayward
Soule
Grebenstein
Rice
Timor
Webber
Riverdale Club hosts high stakes pin bowling record attempt
At the Brookline Riverdale Casino Club home event W H Stevens rolled two strings toward a club record, with scores 221 and 239. Newton and Brooklineway bowlers face a tough challenge to top the mark. In the West End Interclub, Iroquois leads with 30 wins, nine losses. A Waterville Me. fan cites Charles Lyman as a five string candlepine record holder totaling 766.
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Riverdale Casino Club
Brookline
W. H. Stevens
Newton
Brooklineway
Waterville
Dave O’brien
Charles Lyman
Brookline High Beats Everett High 4–1 In Hockey
Brookline High School defeated Everett High School 4 to 1 at Hammond Pond. Key performances came from Slocum and Boyd for Brookline against Brickley and Rosenthall for Everett. Goals were credited to Boyd Mason Slocum Brickley and Ham with Kellog as timer.
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Brookline
Everett High School
Hammond Pond
Brookline Boys
Everett
Slocum and Boyd
Brickley
Rosenthall
Everet
Worf Kayton
Quincy High Defeats Rockland 6 to 1 in Gym Bout
Quincy High beat Rockland High 6 to 1 at home in the high school gym. Gourlee led scoring with 16 baskets as the visitors were outclassed and the crowd saw one sided play.
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Quincy
Quincy High
Rockland High
Will. Gourlee
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