Dartmouth withdraws from New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Dartmouth College plans resigning from the New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association after 25 years of membership and a long tradition of hosting the annual May track meet. President Charles E. Bolser explains that Dartmouth believes withdrawal may better the association and accepts the outcome with goodwill.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College Athletic Council
New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Hanover College
C. E. Bolser
Dartmouth
John Storer, Jr
New England Association
Charles E. Bolser
Murphy Named Malden Hockey Captain for This Season
Malden High selects Jere Murphy as hockey captain after Lowenstein’s departure. Murphy also leads the baseball team. Manager James Dolan releases the schedule with games from Jan 16 to Feb 27 against Newton Melrose Swampscott Wakefield Medford Brookline Woburn Danvers and St John Prep.
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Malden High
Jere Murphy
Husky Malden
Murphy
Lowenstein
James Dolan
Newton High
Newton
Melrose High
Melrose
Swampscott High
Swampscott
Wakefield High
Wakefield
Malden
Medford High
Medford
Brookline High
Brookline
Woburn High
St. John Prep
Danvers
Double Title Mat Contests Tonight at Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House hosts a double championship bill with Mike Yokel of Salt Lake City facing Bull Montagna in a middleweight title bout and George Bothner meeting Young Monday in welterweight action. Both are best two-out-of-three, preceded by a local try-out. ringside action begins at 8 15 p.m.
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Grand Opera House
Mike Yokel
Salt Lake City
Bull Montagna
George Bothner
Young
Hyde Park Wins Dual Meet Over Mechanics Arts Team
Hyde Park High School edged Mechanics Arts 36 to 22 to clinch the dual meet at the Normal School gym track. Hyde Park swept eight points in the shot put and won the relay in a thrilling finish as key races in the 600 and 1000 yard events aided the victory.
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Hyde Park High School
Mechanic Arts
Mechanic
Hyde Park
Hosford
Walsh
Harper
Kidder
Oberacker
Carle
H. P
Hagberg
Mechanics
Mclean
Hargraves
Jenkins
H. F
McVey
Hughes
Carey
Colburn
Reynolds
de Park
Chinn
Alden
Woodworth
Madden
Cavanaugh
Athletics Release Bressler and Sheehan
Philadelphia news confirms Rube Bressler and Thomas Sheehan were released by Manager Mack and sent to the Atlanta club of the Southern Association. Bressler joined the Athletics from the Tri State League in 1910 and Sheehan from the Three T League in 1914.
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Philadelphia
Rube” Bressler
Thomas Sheehan
Mack
Atlanta
Southern Association
Bressler
The
Athletics
Sheehan
One Fox Killed in Third Day of New England Hunt
Bedford reports one fox killed on the third day of the 32nd annual winter meet of the New England Fox Hunters' Club. The week’s fox pelts total nine as the town hall banquet looms this evening.
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Bedford
New England
Fox Hunters’ Club
Concord High School 1916 football team earns school C
Fourteen members of the 1916 Concord High School football eleven received the school C yesterday. Named are Captain Herbert Pickard Captain-elect Ward Carl Manager Homer Allen David Hayes John Lynch Frederick Pratt Harry Clem Hem enway James Wood Thomas Frawley James Borland Harold Cabot Edward Williams and M Foley.
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Concord High School
Herbert Pickard
Ward Carl
Homer Allen
David Hayes
John Lynch
Frederick Pratt
Harry Clark
Ralph Hemenway
James Wood
Thomas Frawley
James Borland
Harold Cabot
Edward Williams
M. Foley
No Ice Postpones Lexington Winchester Hs Hockey Game
The annual ice hockey meeting between Lexington High School seven and Winchester High School was postponed yesterday afternoon at Winchester due to poor ice conditions.
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Lexington High School
Winchester High School
Winchester
Red Sox Discuss Potential Joe Wood Trade With Cleveland or New York
Boston with Frazee and Barry inch toward spring moves as Joe Wood and Smoky Joe ONeill are linked in possible Cleveland deals. Talks also center on a Highlanders trade for a right handed pitcher, aiming to strengthen the roster before the New York spring meeting.
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Red Sox
Frazee
New York
Jack Barry
Worcester
Jack
Holy Cross
Joe Wood
Steve O'Neill
Barry
Smoky Joe
Cleveland
Boston
O'Neill
Indians
Highlanders
Joe
Joe Could He Get the Opportunity To Play In the Big City
Highlander
Pinehurst Women Set Handicaps In Silver Follies
Pinehurst North Carolina January 10 The women who played in the silver folli ckers handicap named their own handicaps and over 70 percent of the field finished with net rounds between 95 and 99. The Misses Rosamond and Grace Cummings of Brookline placed 91 and 97 net. Miss Lucy Priest of Portsmouth was 98. Mrs John Chapman of Greenwich posted the best gross round of the day. The prizes went to Mrs W F Danforth and Mrs W E Gruesdell of Brooklyn.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Rosamond
Grace Cummings
Brookline
Lucy Priest
Portsmouth
John Chapman
Greenwich
Danforth
W. E. Gruesdell
Brooklyn
Giants Sign Sandberg From Minor Leagues
The New York Giants report have signed catcher George Sandberg who played last season for Albany and Reading in the New York State league. The move ends a pause in minor leaguers signing as ordered by the Players Fraternity chief, pending the National Commission decision.
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Giants
New York
George Sandberg
Albany
Reading
Sandberg
Fultz
National Commission
Aad
Five New Colleges Added to Columbia Baseball Schedule
Five new colleges join Columbia's schedule for the coming season Leland Stanford Lehigh Holy Cross Rhode Island and St. John's will appear on the slate Columbia will face Stanford for the first time in baseball The schedule features major East rivalries with Princeton notably absent
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New York
Columbia
Leland Stanford
Lehigh
Holy Cross
Rhode Island
St. John’s
Princeton
Delivery of New Cars Big Problem at Show
At the New York auto show in Grand Central Palace, manufacturers struggle to meet surging demand as supply chains strain. Oldsmobile, Packard, Empire, Haynes, Apperson, Paige and Reo showcase new models with advanced chassis, bodies, and features, while Boston visitors note record attendance and the 1917 lineups.
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New York
United States
Grand Central Palace
Boston
J. J. McGregor
Charles L.loud
Oldsmobile Company
New England
Olds Motor Works
Empire Auto Company
F. A. Dutton
Hayes
W. L. Russell
Kokomo Company
Paige
Stratford
Brooklands
Reo Motor Car Company
James Linscott
Linscott Motor Company
Reo
Johnson
Chandler Motor Car Company
Springfield
Chandler
Dorchester Y C Elects Officers
At the annual meeting of the Dorchester Yacht Club Frank C. Fais was elected commodore. Retiring commodore BE. J. Wynde received a Masonic charm. New officers include Walter H. Lord vice commodore John L. Davis rear commodore D G Robinson secretary W S Mace measurer M S Chase and directors R H Fisher M H McGrath E J Wynde.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Frank C. Fais
BE. J. Wynde
Walter H. Lord
John L. Davis
D. G. Robinson
W. S. Mace
M. 8. Chase
R. H. Fisher
M. H. McGrath
E. J. Wynde
House
G. E. Carson
H. G. Fisher
G. M. Gow
F. T. Hannon
W. D. McAvoy
H. G. Allbright
W. A. Butler
H. D. McAdams
W. E. Richards
Regatta
A. V. Hayes
William Miller
J. T. Morse
J. B. Nowland
FE. O. Pennell
William S. Mace
Howard M'Rea Beats Charley Sheppard in 10 Round Show
Howard McRea of Cambridge defeated Charley Sheppard of New York in the 10 round feature at the North Shore A C in Beverly. A fast contest with McRea taking a late lead to win the award. Jimmy Kenny and Harry Ah Chung fought another 10 rounder that ended in a draw per referee though many believed Kenny the winner.
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Beverly
Howard McRea
Cambridge
Charley Sheppard
New York
North Shore
A. C
McRea
Jimmy Kenny
Wakefield
Harry Ah Chung
Salem
Kenny
Ah Chung
Reany
Dartmouth Beats Tigers In Hockey Triumph
Dartmouth defeated Princeton 6 to 3 in a hockey game played tonight in New York. The win improves Dartmouth’s score and demonstrates strong offensive play.
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Dartmouth
Tigers
New York
Princeton
Old-Timers Meet for Massachusetts Junior Baseball Reunion
The annual reunion of the Junior Baseball Players Association of Massachusetts 1873 1874 18% is set for this afternoon at Camp Yousay residence of Freeman N Young president of the organization.
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Massachusetts
Camp Yousay
Freeman N. Young
Ice cancelation hits Middlesex versus Stone School game
Bad ice conditions forced the postponement of the opening ice hockey match at Concord yesterday afternoon. Middlesex School faced Stone School of Boston as scheduled but could not play.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Stone School
Boston
Notable Coaching Talks and Track News Across Colleges
A roundup covers J C T Baldwin and other executives in the M G A from Chestnut Hill, plus Brookline Club ties. It notes Colgate coach Larry Bankart turning down a high priced Harvard offer, George Orton backing Hobey Baker, and Fred Fulton’s victory over Tom Cowler. College track plans include Boston University’s push into the college scene and B A A relay lineups for the New York Irish American A C games. Willie Kolehmainen rests in Braintree as brother Hannes eyes a future in pro racing.
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Larry Bankart
Colgate
Larry
Haughton
Harvard
Hamilton College
Dartmouth
New York
A. C
Winged Fist Club
Tom Halpin
Dave Caldwell
Jack Ryan
Steve Rose
Halpin
Rose
Boxing Prospects in Malden Welter Sweep
Joe McCarthy plans a limelight stable with targets including Malden welter Tommy Robson and Joe Connolly. Frankie Young Britt faces Matthew Hansen and George Chaney in Lawrence and Brockton bouts are teased for 130 pounds. Connolly vs Brooks headlines New England welter title talk at Three A club. Darcy’s schedule and Tex Rickard’s boxing plans analyzed.
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Joe McCarthy
Joe
Malden
Tommy Robson
Joe Connolly
Johnny Wilson
Mike O'Dowd
Roddy McDonald
Connolly
Robson
O’dowd
Roddy
Wilson
Frankie Young
Britt
New Bedford
Larry Hansen
New York
A. C
Lawrence
Hansen
Tommy Carson
McRea
Ray Cass
Harry Carlson
Brockton
Carlson
Charlestown
Fighting Harp
Eddie Murphy
Grand Opera House
Terry Brooks
West End
Brown and Penn Football in 1915 East Standings
The text suggests Brown was among the top East teams in 1915, Cornell claimed last season’s champion status, and Penn ranked high but not clearly best. It notes Brown lost 14 0 to Washington State a year earlier and mentions Penn’s position as about a third or fourth last season. It also references a boxing match Moran vs Salbury and an indoor championships note for New York on March 17.
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Lester Darcy
Australia
Darcey
Darcy
Brown
Penn
Cornell
Washington State
Ken Salisbury
Frank Moran
Moran
Cyclorama
New York
Bolin
Zander
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Gent
Walter R. Grannan
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H. B. Kirk & Co
New York, N. Y
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Jporis
Es, Joe
Frankie Young Britt
George Chaney
Baltimore
Joe Eagan
South Boston
K. O. Falitz
New London
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Jos Connolly
Jimmy Gardner
Hagan
Tex Rickard
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