Harvard Sees Bright Intercollegiate Hockey Prospects
Harvard’s chances for the intercollegiate hockey title look strong as the Crimson routs St Francis Xavier. Bob Fisher named captain signals leadership with Howe facing off next year. Also notes track coach Buck McCarthy at Holy Cross and local A A meets with Bonhag Silva Moran and Root athletes in focus for upcoming events.
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Crimson
St. Francis Xavier
Princeton
Tigers
Hornblower
Bob Fisher
Newton
Howe
Fisher
Flaherty
Holy Cross
Billy” McCarthy
Georgetown
Mac
Charlestown
Mike Murphy
Donovan
Mack
Moakley
Keene Fitzpatrick
Local sports column hints at reform and organizer ethics
The column notes readers should address Mr Duffey through the Post regarding dubious clubs and unpaid entrance fees. It mentions Sullivan promising a pure organization and suggests potential house cleaning in the local district.
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Duffey
Sullivan
Athletic Meet at Brookline Presents Big Wrestling Bout
Brookline hosts an athletic and gymnastic exhibition on Wednesday January 18 directed by the B G A A with Harvard gym team and Brookline High School. A 140 pound B G A A championship wrestling match between Bogan and Walter Falla headlines a strong program alongside lariat spinning club swinging calisthenics and a Brookline High vs B G A A relay race.
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L. A. Roberts
J. L. Mason
Charles P. Cameron
Mary McGrath
Callahan Heads South for Spring Tryout with Hops
Dorchester born Joseph J. Callahan, a former Dorchester High and Cushing Academy captain, earns a spring tryout with a Boston team as the Hops look to fill infield spots. Boston American and Nationals squads prep at Augusta GA, with plans for 70-plus players and several Boston-area fans aiming for trips to California.
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Janvrin
Boston Nationals
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Joseph J. Callahan
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National Photo Studio
Joseph J. Gallahan
Boston Nation
Callahan Gains Brown Scholarship Then Heads South
The Cushing Academy star Callahan, once awarded a Brown University scholarship, opts to work this season. Boston manager Tenney will give him a chance south to prove his mettle, with Herzog and O'Brien among new signings for the Red Sox as the season approaches.
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Cushing Academy
Brown University
Fred Woodcock
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Tenney
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Woodcock
Granger Street
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Charlie Herzog
Ridgely
Herzog
Boston National
Caney
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Yale Faces Dartmouth in Boston Arena Ice Battle
Yale hockey travels to the Boston Arena to meet Dartmouth in a key intercollegiate championship contest. The Elis will aim for a strong showing after their first and only appearance of the season against the rival squad.
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Yale
Boston
Elis
Dartmouth
Yale Eyes Victory as Hockey Title Hangs in Balance
Yale aims to defeat Hanover rivals to keep its championship hopes alive while Columbia, the dark horse, holds a win over Yale in New York. Dartmouth benefits from extended practice on its rink and its own surface. The early season matchups show evenly matched teams with strong public interest in tickets.
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Blue
Columbia
New York
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Arlington and Somerville Meet in League Debut at Arena
Arlington High and Somerville High prepare for their first interscholastic league game this afternoon at the Arena. Arlington, led by Captain Osgood, has new players finding team chemistry while Somerville relies on quick backs Dixon and Whittaker with Garland anchoring defense.
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Laurie
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Shrubb and Longboat race distance at Madison Square Garden
The planned match was to cover the full marathon distance of 26 miles 385 yards. Other notes discuss start methods, South Boston A C entries, seating for Nelsen benefit, and a Wolgast knockout ruling in the Wolgast Nelson bout.
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Joe Egan
Young McGovern
Woburn
Billy Clarke
Lawrence
London Offer in London Fight Promoter Turf War
A Chicago despatch reports Jack Gleason, San Francisco promoter, meddling in London boxing. He offers 50000 dollars for a Johnson Kaufman title bout during coronation week, amid tension with Hugh McIntosh and the National Sporting Club. Remarks on Frazee, Johnson's demands, and the London scene accompany coverage of local fights at the Armory Club and forthcoming cards.
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Jack Gleason
San Francisco
London
Hugh McIntosh
Classic National Sporting Club
Gleason
Jack Johnson
al Kaufman
California
Frazee
Tex Rickard
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Reno
Flagstaff
Arizona
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Gleason Joins Frazee After McIntosh Feud Over English Venture
Gleason, now in Chicago, consults Frazee who claims a prior partnership with Hugh McIntosh in the Johnson Kaufman venture. Frazee says McIntosh cables he would not remain in England until June to stay in the partnership, prompting Frazee to align with Gleason.
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McIntosh
England
S'razee
Yale keeps Billy Lush as coach for next season
Yale announces the reappointment of Billy Lush as baseball coach for another season. Captain Alan Corey signed Lush for the year. Lush, in his sixth season, has also coached Yale basketball and oversees the basketball five while residents in New Haven.
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Alan Corey
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Beush
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St Louis Baseball Club Sale Falls Through
Robert L. Hedges said the proposed sale to a syndicate is temporarily off. He remains president of the club and has not offered Rhoderick Wallace the manager post. Hedges and his attorney spoke with syndicate members this morning and promised a later statement.
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Robert L. Hedges
St. Louis American Baseball Club
Hedges
Rhoderick Wallace
Johnson Signs to Play with Giants
New York reports Er nest Burbank a 19 year old left handed pitcher from Hampton Virginia has signed with the Giants. Contracts were sent by Frank Manush a third baseman formerly with New Orleans and Jack Johnson an outfielder who played for Dallas in 1910.
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Ernest Burbank
Hampton
Burbank
Frank Manush
New Orleans
Jack Johnson
Dallas
Hickman Holds The Record For Walks In Big League Pitching
Fans recall Charley Hickman nicknamed Cheerful Charley for long hits and a high base on balls record. He recalls facing Ow Seymour who once held the transportation title before correction. Hickman notes he allowed only 14 passes in a game while pitching for Boston against Louisville, turning a 12 to 5 victory.
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Seymour
Hickman
Boston
Louisville
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