Harvard Triumphs Over B A A In Ice Hockey Thriller
Harvard defeated the B A A 4 to 1 before about 4000 fans at the Arena in a fast paced hockey game. Jock Hutchinson George Percy Frankie Downing Johnny Murphy and Dave Ingalls led the Crimson attack while big Jak Holmes finished with 41 saves in goal for Harvard. Jack Wylde for B A A starred with 15 saves and Lacroix added eight shots in relief. Attendance was reported around 40,000?
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George Percy
Frankie Downing
Johnny Murphy
Dave Ingalls
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Jack Wylde
Lacroix
Holmes
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Bacon
Angier
Percy Pantin
Snelling
Hutchinson
Ingalls Bigelow
Martin
Murphy
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Stubbs Holmes
Cence
Wride
Bizelow
Buntin
Fred Rocque
George Gaw
Edwards
Larocque
Bill Carleton
Tom Kanaly
Ernie Hendrie
A C Defeats Amherst 2 1 In Close Hockey Game
Springfield game features M A C defeating Amherst 2 to 1 in a tight hockey match. Davison and Wilson starred for the victors with standout plays.
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Springfield
A. C
Amherst
Davison
Wilson
Auto shows signal future stability in U S car market
Edward S. Jordan of Cleveland predicts a strong auto future with 9,000,000 cars in use and growing demand. Exhibits include Packard Single Six, Three Thirty Five Special, Peerless Eight, Maxwell Chalmers plant upgrades, Paige 6-66, Overland economy models, and Hudson Super Six.
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New York
Jordan Motor Car Company
Cleveland
United States
America
Boston
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Motor Car Company of
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Roy D. Chapin
Hudson Motor Car Company
Mr. Chapin
Hudson
Essex
Heaphy Named BC Football Captain Amid Celebrations
Jack Heaphy was unanimously chosen to lead Boston College’s 1920 gridiron squad after two stellar seasons as roving center. The Alma mater honored BC football champions with a citywide reception featuring Governor Cox and Mayor Peters, praising the eleven and outlining a major expansion drive at the college.
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Alumni Association
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New York
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Eddie Anderson Elected Notre Dame Football Captain
South Bend dispatch reports Eddie Anderson a Mason City Illinois native and Notre Dame right end for two seasons chosen as team captain for the coming year. The selection marks a leadership change at Notre Dame following the prior season.
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Eddie Anderson
Mason City
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Bohlin Stars in B A A Amateur Bouts
Henry Bohlin of Brockton dominated the B A A amateur boxing night, winning three fights in one round. Dorchester’s J Deady claimed the 12 1 2 pound final after a hard elim and a tough win over Pat Caruso of Quincy. Willie Caro from the North End took the 115 pound crown, while Ed Beely of Newton defeated Michael De Angelis of the Navy in the heavyweight final in one minute.
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Brockton
J. Deady
Dorchester
Pat Caruso
Quincy
Willie Caro
North End
Melrose High Beats Exeter in Ice Hockey Contest
Melrose High defeated Exeter 6 to 2 in Exeter New Hampshire. The Melrose squad used 13 players as they showed speed and early on ice rust, with Manser and the forward line standing out for the acad emy.
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Academy
Parker
Howard
Melrose
Manser
Baseball Moguls Bury the Hatchet in Peace Agreements
In Chicago on January 12 the major and minor baseball leagues signed a new National agreement making Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis commissioner with supreme powers. Club owners including Comiskey of Chicago and Ruppert of New York agreed not to publicly criticize each other and to accept Landis decisions. Landis insisted the text use take action instead of merely recommend, prompting brief debate before a minor league drafting committee would reconvene.
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Judge Kenesaw’ M. Landis
Judge Landis
B. B. Johnson
Charles A. Comiskey
Jacob Ruppert
New York
Harry Frazee
Boston
Johnson
Landis
Strangler Lewis to meet Texan Daviscourt in Rochester showdown
Ed Strangler Lewis world champion and Texan Dick Daviscourt signed articles for a finish wrestling match to be held in Rochester on January 21. Daviscourt, previously little known in the East, defeated Lewis in a handicap match lasting 75 minutes, breaking Lewis’s headlock 14 times.
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Dick Daviscourt
Daviscourt
East
Lewis
Bailey
Vermont
Speaker Named Highest Paid Ball Player in Baseball
Cleveland January 12 Tris Speaker is deemed the highest paid man in baseball by James C Dunn president of the Cleveland Base ball Club Dunn announced the claim before he and Speaker left for Chicago to attend the major leagues joint meeting Speaker and Dunn attended the club meeting where Speaker was elected a director.
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Tris Speaker
James C. Dunn
Cleveland Baseball Club
Dunn
Speaker
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Indians
Cleveland Club
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