Harvard Upsets Princeton In Auto Show Rivalry
Crowds flocked to New York as overlapping auto shows boosted attendance at the Garden and Grand Central Palace. Exhibitors from Pierce-Arrow Locomobile Marmon and Overland showcased luxury bodies, self starters, and new 1912 models amid brisk dealer interest and foreign car interest.
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Intercolonial Defeats Three Rivers in Quebec Hockey Clash
The Intercolonial hockey team beat Three Rivers 6 to 3 at the Arena in a fast clean game. Bray stood out as a top goalie for the locals, while Davenport and Small contributed to scoring and Davenport also helped on defense. The victory shows Boston’s squad gaining cohesion and pace as the season progresses.
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Harvard Beats Princeton In Close Rink Hockey Clash
Harvard defeats Princeton 3 to 2 at the St. Nicholas Rink in a hard fought hockey game. Huntington scored the winning goal after 18 minutes 19 seconds of the second period as Princeton opened with a 2–0 lead. Gardner and Kalbfleisch made key stops. Princeton led early before Harvard rallied with goals by Huntington Sortwell and Baker. Time two 20 minute halves.
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Bell Commerce Captain Named For High School Team
Charles O. Bell was elected captain of the High School of Commerce football squad for next fall at yesterday's football men meeting.
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Melrose Defeats Wakefield High in 3–0 Hockey Victory
Melrose High School defeated Wakefield High 3 to 0 at Els Pond Melrose yesterday afternoon The Melrose fast passing broke through Wakefield defense with goals by Wanamaker Cochrane and Wolley Referee Hanson Umpires Restall and Hopson Timers Page and Milton 15 minute periods Attendance 1000
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Baseball scores from regional games listed
Hartford and Waterbury posted decisive wins as Hartford beat Worcester 6 to 1 and Waterbury defeated Taunton 5 to 1. Providence outpaced New Haven 6 to 2 in a three game slate.
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