St Xavier Hockey Meet Highlighted by Harvard Rout
Harvard trounced St Xavier in a decisive hockey game as fans packed the arena. The article also notes a large Boston attendance at the Madison Square Garden auto show with numerous car dealers and exhibitors from Boston and New England.
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New York
Boylston Street
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Oliver Ames
Frank Peabody
Charles Pierce
I. M. Taylor
Bert Conrad
J. H. Kiggen
J. H. MacAlman
Automobile Dealers’ Association
Chester I. Campbell
Reunion of Postal Men Honors City Superintendents
The Old South bowling alleys hosted the Boston post office district Superintendents' Association for a combined bowling league roll off and reunion. About 68 cities and towns were represented as Ed Jid Ancoln awarded season prizes with Haynes taking first and Madden second.
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Old South
Superintendents’ Association
Boston Post Office
Haynes
Mansfield
Ed Jid Ancoln
North Station
Patrick Madden
Brighton
Treadwell
South Boston
Keegan
Milton
Cox
Barnard
Boston
Boston Y M C A Meet Produces Two Fine Finishes
The Boston Y M C A annual meet at Technology Gym featured two sprint finishes in the quarter and half mile senior events plus several relay races. Northrop led the 440 yard with a 25 yard handicap while Chapman surged from scratch to challenge. Bishop overtook Moller in the 880 yard after a late push.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Technology Gym
Northrop
Chapman
Moller
Bishop
Algar
H. H. Hersey
D. W. Northrop
EB. C. Chapman
R. C. McLellam
W. H. Batum
A. G. Banks
RD. W. Northrop
R. C. Chapman
G. L. Bishop
L. B. Moller
James Holden
D. W. Winthrop
A. Norris
P. Alger
F. J. Christensen
O. Pearce
E. R. Gifford
William Brackett
J. ©. Trowbridge
John Calabro
Atwell
Gleason
Dove
Hodgkins
Boston Y. M. C
Manning
Taylor
Perkins
Light
Batum
Banks
McLellan
Mechanic Arts High
Boston Y. M. C. A. Day School
Mechanic Arts
Brackett
Pearce
Leiver
Nelson Too Fast for Moriarty in Webster Boxing Card
Fighting Dick Nelson of Brooklyn won a 12 round decision over Moriarty of Lowell in the main bout. Nelson dominated the fight with superior speed. Semi final ended in a draw as Frank Rodman of Webster fought Pete Malone of Philadelphia to a stalemate. Preliminary bout between Bob Lee of Worcester and Red Branigan of Worcester also ended in a draw.
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Webster
Dick Nelson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Moriarty
Lowell
Mass
Nelson
Frank Rodman
Pete Malone
Philadelphia
Bob Lee
Worcester
Red Branigan
Dartmouth 1914 Basketball Schedule Released
Dartmouth announces its 1914 basketball slate with games at Hanover against Vermont Academy on Feb 4 and Andover on Feb 11 and Feb 21, plus road tests at Cushman Academy in Ashburnham Feb 9 Dean Academy in Franklin Feb 10 and Williams ton Academy in Hanover Feb 25.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Vermont Academy
Cushing Academy
Ashburnham
Mass
Dean Academy
Franklin, Mass
Andover
Williston Academy
Pennsylva nia Defeats Carlisle Indians In Basketball Skirmish
Pennsylva nia defeated the Carlisle Indians 82 to 25 in Philadelphia tonight with a 14 14 tie at halftime.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Carlisle Indians
Harvard dominates St Francis Xavier in 8 2 hockey win
Harvard overwhelmed St Francis Xavier 8 to 2 at the Boston Arena. Seaman scored three times, Hornblower added three, with Duncan and McLaughlin also contributing as Harvard built a 5 0 lead and cruised to victory before about 4000 fans.
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Harvard
St. Francis Xavier
Antigonish
Boston Arena
Xavier
Harvard Premium Skating Leads Crimson In Rough Hockey Victory
Harvard using superior skating and teamwork built an early lead while Canadian rivals McGill and St. Michael’s showed less polish. The game grew rough with penalties on both sides, Harvard’s Duncan and Hornblower scoring on fast passing plays as Sears and McIsaac drew penalties. Doc Leslie left with a head wound before Gorham replaced him.
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Harvard
Crimson
McGill
St. Michael’s
McIsaac
Sears
Doc Leslie
Pierce
Gorham
Chisholm
Xaviers
Hornblower
Duncan
Ray Chisholm
Foster
St. Francis
Root and Lawson join first division in six day race
In Buffalo on January 11, Joldie Root of Boston and Iver Lawson of Buffalo joined Hehir and Goulett in the race’s first division after a long sustaining sprint. The night ended with 10 teams racing 637 miles for top scores as Hehir Goulett and W Lawson Root led at 637 miles with close competition from Lawrence Kerb and Thomas Crebs at 636.8 miles.
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Buffalo
WN. Y
Joldie Root
Boston
Iver Lawson
Hehir and Goulett
Root
Hehir-Goulett
Lawson-Root
Lawrence-Kerb
Thomas- Crebs
Hackenschmidt Fails In Handicap Wrestling Match
In Knoxville on January 1 George Hackenschmidt known as the Russian Lion lost a handicap bout to Albert Mandino an Italian. Hackenschmidt agreed to throw Mandino three times within an hour with a five minute intermission. He won the first fall in 11 1/2 minutes and the second in 19 1/2 minutes, but failed with nine minutes remaining.
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Knoxville
Tenn
George Hackenschmidt
Albert Mandino
Hackenschmidt
Mandino
Hie
Zbysko Defeats Nogert in Sudden Wrestling Finish
In Bridgeport on January 11 a wrestling match ended abruptly when Nogert the Boer fell from the platform and broke a rib. Zbysko had won the first fall in 86 minutes 45 seconds and they were poised for the second fall when the accident occurred.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Zbysko
Nogert
Klaus Loses to Berger in Rough Pittsburgh Bout
Frank Klaus was outfought by Billy Berger of Pittsburg in a clash marked by fouling and onlookers urged to eject Klaus. Berger dominated with tactics and control, and the decision would likely have favored Berger if permitted.
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Pittsbury
Frank Klaus
Billy Berger
Pittsburg
Berger
Klaus
Columbia Defeats Yale In Extra Period Championship
Columbia defeats Yale 5 to 4 in overtime to win the intercollegiate hockey series. Yale led 3 2 after the first period, Columbia matched 2 1 in the second, and Harding sealed the victory with the decisive goal after 10 minutes of the third period.
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New York
Columbia
Yale Tonight
Yale
Harding
Dorchester High Tops Brighton In H S League Battle
Dorchester High preserved its top spot in the X division by defeating Brighton 21 to 8 at Brighton. Conley Betts and Fairbanks led the winners while Mullin Wright and El Hott stood out for Brighton. Dorchester Seconds won 11 to 9.
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Dorchester High
Brighton
Conley
Betts
Fairbanks
M. Mullin
Wright
el- Hott
Dorchester H
Brighton H
Copley
F. Mullin
Murphy Fairbanks
Grant Betts
Ce Ager
oneaQhs
Wright Gormon
Diecevda
Brennan
Mullin
B. BH
Brennen
Elliott
Fea
Mulroy
O’brien
Timer—Nelly
Melrose High Girls Defeat Revere in Local Tilt
Melrose High School girls beat Revere High School 25 to 15 at the Melrose YMC A gym. Cornwall and Blake starred for Melrose. Dennis and Murray played well for Revere. Hoyt and Murray added on goals from fouls. attendance 200.
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Melrose High
Revere
Melrose H. S
Revere H. S
Melrose Y. M. Co. A
Cornwall
Blake
Melrose
Dennis
Murray
Cgorniwall
Pic
Edwards BiAke
R. B
Hossen Hoyt
Dennis Moore
Oliver Ames Wipes Out Middleboro In Big Basketball Win
Oliver Ames High School routed Middleboro High School 85 to 47 in the M C A Hall game this afternoon. J Nelson led Oliver Ames with seven baskets, and Lightford Derby contributed in the scoring for the victors.
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Middleboro
Oliver Ames
Middleboro High School
Nelson
Middleboro High
J. Nelson
Cess Eee
Lightford Derby
Lang Tracy
Thomas Grant
T. Vewcese Cade
Mendall
Biv
Cvt Peeseek
Starwavel
Witbeck
Oliver Antes
Boston College Edges Andover In Tight 18 17 Duel
Boston College defeated Andover 18 to 17 in a nail biting game. Goals from floor and fouls charted a close 4-3 first half lead for BC, with a 14-14 second half standoff before final BC margin. Attendance 300 at Andover.
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Andover
Boston College
Boston
Cruichw
Hii Li
Tisha She Eee
Hay Seu
Darling
Dillon
Pewrell
S .c
Butts Gallagher
Murphy
J. D
Gould
Washburn
Churchwood
Huggan
Heath
Weath
Butts
Hay
Clough
Poresky
Fitzgerald
Mahoney
Melrose High Defeats Lynn High Quintet 22 to 16
Melrose High beat Lynn High 22 to 16 in a fast game at the Lynn Y M C A last evening. Scorers: McLetchie 8, McKay 5, Winship 6, Wentchell 2, Berry 2, Hanel 1. Time 20 and 15 minute periods. Attendance 1000.
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Tracy
Derby
Nelson
Long
Grant
R. Mendall
Thomas
Witbeck
Cushing
Timer—Pentiman
Melrose High
Lynn High
Lynn Y. M.C. A
Melrose
Lynn
McLetchie
Keri Wentchell
Fcc
Ccce
Acess
R. B
Hanel Winship
Berry
Braker
McKay Wanamaker
R. F
Childs
Winship
McKay
Wentehell
Hanel
Smith
Legro
Roe
Lutz
Sailor Boys Win Over Warren Independents at Sailors Haven
The Massachusetts Nautical Training School basketball team defeated the Warren Independents yesterday at Sailors Haven Charlestown by 22 to 7. The Sailor boys led the fast and interesting game throughout.
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Massachusetts Nautical Training School
Warren Independents
Sailors
Revere High Tops St John's Prep in Defensive Win
Revere High, at home in the Revere gym, defeated St. John’s Prep of Danvers 21 to 12 in a strong team performance last night.
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Fraser. M'Isaac
St. Francis Xavier
Harvard
Revere High
St. John’s Preparatory School
Danvers
Revere Gymnasium
Scores From New England Matchups Across Cities
New Bedford 7 and Worcester 6 lead a tight regional tally, with New Haven at 8 Taunton 2 Providence 4 and Hartford 8 shaping the scoreboard in a compact grid of results across six cities.
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New Bedford
Worcester
New Haven
Taunton
Providence
Hartford
Thirteen B A A boxing bouts at club symposium
The monthly amateur boxing tourney at the B A A club Symnasium held 13 trial heat bouts last evening. In the 135 pound class several matches occurred with Mike Moretta defeating Edward Powers on a foul in the second round. Heavyweight bout featured Raymond Simon defeating John Ashton in five rounds.
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Club Symnasium
Raymond Simon
Boston
Jack Ashton
Providence
Ashton
Charles O'Connell
South Boston
Haley
Cambridge
Fred Mitchell
Henry Goddard
Lynn
Mike Moretta
Chelsea
John Hampton
Beverly
Edward Powers
S. P. Pike
John Heyl
John W. McDonald
John Ashton
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F. J. Tyler
United States Motor Company
A. P. Underhill
Frank Crockett
Knox Agency
R. R. Ross
Fiat Agency
HE. H. Kidder
I. M. Broadhead
J. ¥. Toomey
Continental Tire Agency
Charles Putnam
P. A. Williams
Atlas Agency
T. J. Glenn
New England
Firestone Tire Company
Charles Howell
George Parker
E. H. Haradon
George Osborne
Peerless Motor Car Company
G. B. Kimball
W. T. Teagan
Goodyear Tire
Fred Ayers
Fisk Tire
Charles Henshaw
E. R. Thomas
Charles Judkins
Fred Judkins
Stanley Judkins
O. H. Lufkin
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White Company
E.A. Gilmore
Charles Whitten
Whitten-Gilmore Company
Chalmers and Hudson
George Crittenden
F. C. Tobey
American Motor Car Company
Tom Burton
Morgan & Wright Tire Agency
W.S. Jameson
R.L. Smith
Selden and Moline
Paul Curtis
Speedwell Agency
W. A. Charles
W. A. Nielsen
C. H. Olcott
Inter- State Branch
E. D. Dodge
Dodge Motor Vehicle Company
Pope-Hartford
M. H. Bates
Jackson
Roy A. Faye
Matheson
Harry Marvel
J. W. Bowman
Maxwell
Maxwell Company
Buick
Dilso
Thomas Flyers
Gray & Davis
Amesbury
PENN
Edward J. O’brien
McPhee
Fraser
Chadwick
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Leslie
MedIsaac
McLaughlin
Francis Xavier
McLaughlin Piolidiow
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Seaman
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Quilty
Donovan
O'Neil
Flaherty
Duffy
O'Brien
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A. C. U. W. League
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Massachusetts
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Lot
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Henry W. Savage
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Arsene
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S. LA Traviata
Lipkowska
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MM. Jadlowker
Anato
Puccini
TE Barbiere DI Siviglia
Mimes
Severoni
B.F. Keith’s Theatre
Eva
Schichtl
Royal Marionettes
Shubert
Tremont St. Opp
Hollis St
Cop la
Marie Cahill
Judy
Mechanics Building
Tremont Temple
Burton Holmes
Bavaria
Tee
Symphony Hall
Atas. Neert
Boston Symphony Orche
Max Fiedler
Conducteyy
I Mischa Elmas
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