Newton High Prevails In Rough 20 19 Bout With Quincy
Newton High School edged Quincy High 20 to 19 in a bruising contest on the Newton y.M. C. C. A floor. M Chapman of Quincy collapsed after the final play and was briefly unconscious. Cady led Newton with 3 floor goals and 8 fouls, while H Chapman paced Quincy with 5 fouls and 3 floor goals.
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Quincey High
Newton Y.m. Cc. A
M. Chapman
Quincy
Cady
Newton
Newton H. S. Quincy H
Siarmon Nash
M. Chapman Lyon
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Nash
Trout
Manning
H. Chapman
McPherson
Yale and Dartmouth Ready for Hockey Battle Tonight
Boston fans anticipate an intercollegiate hockey clash as Yale and Dartmouth meet on the ice for the first championship showdown between two college teams in Boston. The pace from recent league games suggests a highly watchable contest.
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Yale
Dartmouth
Boston
Dorchester High Defeats Mechanic Arts in Inter Division Showdown
Dorchester High beat Mechanic Arts 29 to 8 in a lopsided inter division game. Conn sank the deciding basket with two minutes left after a 3 3 tie at halftime. The Dorchester second team lost to Mechanic Arts by a baseball score. Attendance reached 500 as goals came from Conley Fairbanks Brennan and others.
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Mechanic Arts High School
Dorchester
Mechanic Arts
Conn
Conley
T. TL
Ewe
Ody B
Belle Fairbanks
O'Connell Patte
Newburyport A C Beats Salem Normal In Narrow Hoops Win
Newburyport Athletic Club defeated Salem Normal 13 to 12 at the State Normal School court. Pettingill Smith Barbaro Worcester Gilmore Foley Sullivan scored for Newburyport. Pettingill Foley Sullivan earned fouls. Referee Gilman. Attendance about 400.
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Foley Worcester
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Sullivan
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Gilmore
Foley
Suullivan
Gilman
Tufts
Bray
Salem High
Yale
Timor—Long
Winchester Girls Defeat Posse Gym 26 to 22 in League Play
Winchester High girls beat Posse Gym five 26 to 22 at the high school gym. Spaulding led scoring with 9 on floor goals and added foul points. Hovey Bellows Fern and Jenks supported the home lineup. Time 15 minutes per half with Quinlan refereeing and 150 in attendance.
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Fo. Beek
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Jenks
Flinn
Quinlan
Anderson
Lauter A. C. Beats Company G Five in Gloucester
Lauter A. C. of Newburgh N Y defeated Company G of Gloucester 18 to 17 at City Hall. Wright Atkins Williams Petrick Hayes Doran Swift Crowley Coady scored for Lauter A. C. and Swift led with two field goals. Time three 15 minute periods. Attendance 800.
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Lauter
A. C
Newburgh
N. Y
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Company G. Petrick
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Commerce quintet defeats Charlestown High 19 to 13
The High School of Commerce beat Charlestown High 19 13 in a division X league game on Charlestown floor. Moran and Archdeacon starred for Commerce while Cummings led Charlestown. Second teams also won with Commerce 22 5. Attendance 300.
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Moran
Archdeacon
Bill Cummings
Commerce
H. Doyle
King
R. F
Cummings
H. 8. of Commerce
Charlestown High
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Costello
O'Connell
Kennedy
Toomey
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Winthrop High Defeats Winchester 45 to 14 in Gym
Winthrop High beat Winchester High 45 to 14 at the Winthrop High School gym. Winchester missed Caldwell and Thompson to injuries, while Winthrop demonstrated strong teamwork and shooting. Second teams also prevailed, 64 to 9, with Gorham Verner Fielding Stevenson Turner among the scorers. Time was two 20 minute halves. attendance about 300.
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East Boston High Beats Boston Latin 26 to 12 in Rough Affair
East Boston High defeated Boston Latin 26 to 12 at the East Boston High gym. Maguire set a season free throws mark with 18 made. Soucy was ordered out for roughness and Murphy warned as fouls reached 76.
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Cape High School League Organized On The Cape
Harwich Chatham Yarmouth Hyannis Sandwich Bourne Falmouth and Cotuit form an eight team Cape high school baseball league. Principal A J Margott of Sandwich is president, Dr Heman B Chase of Hyannis is vice president, and Principal George W Howland of Falmouth is secretary and treasurer.
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George W. Howland
Dorchester Alumni Open Season With All-Collegiate Five
The Dorchester High School alumni basketball team begins its season tonight at the Dorchester High School gym. An All-Collegiate lineup will play in the first game, drawing a large crowd.
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Dorchester High School
Tech vs Brown Clash Tonight at Technology Gym
The Institute of Technology faces Brown University in a marquee varsity basketball game. The event draws the full Technology undergrad turnout to the Technology Gym for a decisive showdown between two strong programs.
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Yale and Dartmouth Face Off in Key Intercollegiate Hockey Clash
Old Eli and Dartmouth meet in a closely matched showdown at the Boston Arena. Yale arrives ready to ruin the jinx after a West swing and strong recent practice, led by captain Lautrel and Merritt in forward roles, with Howe, the famed football star, at forward. Dartmouth relies on local talent and a determined squad from Hanover as the teams prepare for a finish to remember.
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Harvard
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Merritt
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Swanson
Walter McCarthy Takes Reins for St. John's Prep Basketball
Walter McCarthy, ex Roxbury High and local pro player, is named coach of St. John's Prep basketball, bringing experienced leadership as Essex champions seek another strong season. The piece also notes rival schedules, rule changes on multi sport participation, and upcoming meets and games across Boston area schools. John Archdeacon becomes manager for High School of Commerce football next fall.
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Roxbury High
St. John’s
Essex County
McCarthy
Revere High
Boston College High
Walsh
O’callaghan
Dolan
Duffy
Jim Linehan
Medford High
Boston Latin
Rindge Manual Training School
English High
Shipping News Mini Almanac January 14
Sun rises at 7 12 and sets at 4 35, day length nine hours 23 minutes. High water at 10 37 am and 11 16 pm. Tide rises at 10 feet 9 inches maximum and 9 feet 3 inches minimum. ARRIVED: list of steamers and schooners with origins and dates. CLEAR ed: Nacoochee Savannah Ontario Norfolk and others. SAILED: steamers Georgian, Marquette, Boston and others with destinations and towing barges.
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Warne
Carlisle
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Salem
Macungie
Mahanoy
Scranton
Hoboken
Ampere
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Waltham
Three Teams Tie In Buffalo Bike Race
In Buffalo New York on January 13 at 11 30 p m the six day bicycle race shows Lawson Root Hehir Goulette Clarke Pye tied for first with 1062 8 miles Wiley Mitten close at 1062 7 Hill Fogler Galvin West Lawrence Drobach Crebs Thomas trail with 1052 6 miles remaining to race end tomorrow night
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Lawrence- Drobach
Crebs-Thomas
Pictures Show Way To Become Citizens
Stereopticon instructions for foreigners intending to become citizens were given last night in the Bowdoin School Hall to nearly 1000 young men, many of them students of the evening school. Abraham Alpert presided and Mitchell Freiman of the Newsboys' Court spoke on duties and the path to rights of citizenship. Joseph Crury violinist, Mr. Terry and L. Bornstein singers, and the West End Glee Club provided musical entertainment.
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Abraham Alpert
Mitchell Freiman
Newsboys’ Court
Joseph Crury
Terry
L. Bornstein
West End Glee Club
Fire records reveal multiple incidents across Boston area
From 7 A. M. to 2 A. M. dispatches list fires at Madison Street Rose Powell with slight loss, Washoe Street George Mitchell no loss, Brimmer Street Whitcomb and Kavanaugh loss $10, Holborn at West Oxbridge Louis P Davis loss $200, Beachman Street Charlestown loss $200, Barton Street Mier State loss $10, Prospect Street E B Badger loss slight. Hackenschmidt loses Chicago wrestling match to Charles Cutler in a handicap bout.
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Rose Powell
Washoe Street
George Mitchell
Nooss
Brimmer Street
Whitcomb
Charlestown
Boston
Barton Street
Mier State
Prospect Street
E. B. Badger
Hackenschmidt
Chicago
George Hackenschmidt
Charles Cutler
Cutler
Yale and Dartmouth duel on ice in Cambridge clash
Yale's hockey team aims for a spirited showdown with Dartmouth in Cambridge tonight as fans pack the rink. The piece notes Yale's hard road, rising athletic pride, and hints at ongoing intercollegiate debates over championships and coaching.
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Dartmouth
Elis
Duffey’s Sports Column Talks Baseball Season Hopes
In this care of the Post sport column Mr Duffey answers readers questions about baseball. He notes the Blue will face a tough season and anticipates a clash between Sexton and Lush next spring. George Capion criticizes summer ball restrictions as promoting deceit among college men.
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Billy’ Lush
Lush
Yale Huskies
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Sexton
George Capion
Minnesota
Capion
Boxing and sports notes from old Boston column
Questions and answers cover boxing outcomes and managers. It notes that Flynn did not beat Langford, and cites Ketchel Langford as a six round no decision bout in Philadelphia. Marathon distances are discussed with Sherring’s Athens Olympic win and the Powder Hall course at 26 miles 385 yards.
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Sam Langford
Philadelphia
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Mechanics’ Building
Boston A. A
Exxeter Street
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Busy Friday at T wharf with 26 trawlers landings and losses
A fleet of 26 trawlers arrived at T wharf on Friday, landing 339000 pounds of fish including haddock 250200 cod 41860 hake 16700 pollock 17300 and cask 4000. The Gloucester schooner Thomas S Gorton ran aground at Lovells Island but may be floated off safely.
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Thomas S. Gorton
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Mercury
Frank Perry
Buema
Jeffrey's
Haddock
Women Wrestlers at Columbia Tonight
Cora Livingstone world champion will meet Olga Nelson in a best two of three falls catch-as-catch-can bout at the Columbia Theatre tonight. Nelson has pushed Livingstone to the time limit in two prior handicap matches this week.
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Olga Nelson
Miss Nelson
Columbia Theatre
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