New York Auto Show Showcases Big Lineup and Innovations
The New York Auto Show draws crowds as Nash Nash Motors leaders discuss industry impact. Franklin unveils first notable body redesign with hood change and new name plate. Haynes Fifty debuts with light six power and 121 inch wheel base. Stutz premium coupe and Gardner and Overland Willys Knight displays draw Boston visitors and local distributors.
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James J. Storrow
Nash Motors
Mr. Storrow
Charles W. Nash
New York
Franklin Company
Franklin
Boston
New England
O. A. Lawton
Boston Franklin Company
Andrew Chandler
W. L. Russell
W. H. Stevens
Albert
Hart
National
Hotel Astor
Harry Stutz
Sherwood Hall, Jr
The
Hall Motor Company
Willys-Knight
George Leghorn
Liberty Booth
Commodore
Gard‘ler
Gardner
St. Louis
Boston Financial Institution
Hornblower & Weeks
Gardner Company
Mitchell
Fred Co. Lucas
Edward Becker
Ralph Coburn
Ringsters Feature Bal timore and New York Boxers in Commonwealth A C Night
Danny Frush of Baltimore and Artie O Leary of New York team with mentors Sammy Harris and Joe Jacobs for a Commonwealth A C card Saturday night. O Leary recalls street scraps early life and a New York State title run, while Frush and O Leary trade past battles including a Bayonne verdict and a Garden ambtion note.
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Danny Frush
Baltimore
Sammy Harris
Artie O’leary
New York
Joe Jacobs
Big Village
Messrs Frush
O'Leary
Commonwealth A. C
Yale Matmen Have Busy Winter Schedule
Captain Mallon announced Yale wrestling dates. Feb 12 Springfield College at Springfield. Feb 16 Brown at New Haven. Feb 18 Columbia at New Haven. Feb 26 MIT at Boston. Mar 1 Princeton at Princeton. Mar 11 Harvard at New Haven. Mar 18 19 Intercollegiate at Princeton.
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YALE
New Haven
Mallon
Springfield College
Springfield
Brown
Columbia
Boston
Princeton
Harvard
Intercollegiate
National League Baseball Records for 1920 Season
Official RBI and miscellaneous records for players with 40 plus games in 1920. Hornsby leads in runs batted in with 94 in 149 games, Kelly bats 94 in 149, Kelly also tops walks at 76 and strikeouts at 92. Southworth catches 25 attempting to steal. New York clan leads in walks and strikeouts. St Louis leads in runs batted in.
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George Kelly
New York
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Hornsby
Kelly
George Urns
William H. Southworth
Pittsburg
Ase
Tock
Bancroft
Ph- NY
St L
Roush
Cincin
Wheat
Bkl
Williams, Phila
Grimm, Powell
Boston
Southworth, Pitts
Groh
Holke
Paulette
Phila
Fletcher
Ny-Ph
Olson
Daubert Incin
Lavan
Fournier
Kilduff
Blayn
Paskett
Chi
Meusel
Bigbee
Pitts
McHen
Ot L
Doyle
Ere Ee
Flack
Chicago
Maranville
Whitted Pitts
Robertson
Terry
Heathcote
Cutshaw
Pitts Kenetchy
Bklyn
Carey
Rath
Cincin Stengel
Philo
Deal
Kopf
Mann
O'Neil
Clemons
Stl
Frisch
Wingo
Rawlings
Bos-Ph
Nicholson
Schultz
Miller
Caton
Pitts Eeaee
Pick
Neis
Bklyn Seeee
O'Farrell
I Schmidt
Barber
Net Buysew York
Me Matic
Smith
Herzog
Cruise
N. Y
Brooklyn
Ford
Eayrs
Janvem
St. A
Der
Ourveau
Phil
Sicking
Friberg
Sherdel
St. L
Withrow Phila
Haines
Cincinnati
Cravath
Douglas
Alexander
Chic
Spencer
Barnes
Ruether
Cin
Causey
Cooper
Mamnaux
Eklyn
McKechnie
Nehf
Vaughn
High and Steep Color Query In Legion Weekly
A brief dialogue notes Gladys Madge with a high color, Gwen confirms the remark and mentions the cost of ten dollars per box. This exchange appears in The American Legion Weekly.
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Gladys
Madge
Gwen
the American Legion Weekly
Pepper Martin Fails Medical, Fenway Bout Scrapped
A last-minute medical examination deemed Vincent Pepper Martin unfit, canceling his scheduled engagement with Andy Chaney in Baltimore. The pair were set for the Fenway A.A. tourney's feature contest at the Mechanics' building last night, but the match did not take place.
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Vincent “Pepper” Martin
Cambridge
Andy Chaney
Baltimore
Mechanics’ Building
Fenway A.A. Tourney
Boston Boxing Show Ends In Last Minute Reversal
Over 4000 fans were left disappointed as Chaney Frush bout collapsed after Danny Frush of Baltimore refused to box due to weight and health concerns. The event was refunded at the club office while other prelims saw Shine stop Russo Jones defeat Kirst Woods defeat Allen.
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Washington Street
Danny Frush
Baltimore
Chaney
Frush
Andy
Boston
Billy Shine
Quincy
Fred Russo
Somerville
Willie Jones
South End
Mickey Kirst
St. Paul
Billy Woods
Manchester
N. H
Red Allen
Brooklyn
Eugene Buckley
The
Boxing Commission
Martin
Frankie Britt
Artie O'Leary
Chick Hayes
Britt
Buckley
O'Leary
Hayes
Jack Stafford
Eddie Mead
Olympic Mat Champ Pendleton Defeats Draak in Two Falls
Nat Pendleton, the Olympic wrestling champion, surprised fans by defeating Tommy Draak of Holland in two straight falls at the Grand Opera House. The first fall lasted 39 minutes 15 seconds, the second 19 minutes, both by hammerlocks.
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Nat Pendleton
Tommy Draak
Holland
Grand Opera House
Pendleton
Draak
Billy Goodwin
al Johnson
Tommy Record
Bennie Frank
Indian fighter Thomas Masterson Dies in Wichita
Thomas Masterson, age 7 in the report, died at his Wichita home after a long life as an Indian fighter and father of Bat Masterson. The elder Masterson was also known as a sport and theatrical writer in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Thomas Masterson
Masterson
New York
Harvard Club Victory Jubilee Celebrates Crimson Wins Over Yale
A grand celebration at the Harvard Club marked the triumphs of the Crimson athletic teams over Yale in four of five major sports last year. The event highlighted Scarlet victories and honored the athletes who brought home the wins.
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Harvard
Crimson
Yale
Harvard Graduates Honor Varsity Winners With Gold Medals
Graduates staged a Vaudeville tribute and presented each player with a gold watch charm or gold token. Captains from hockey, baseball, crew and football accepted trophies from President Herrick amid roaring cheers. Coaches Fisher Slattery Haines Claflin Winsor lauded by mentors as teams vow to defend Harvard’s 1920 triumphs.
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New London
Robert F. Herrick
Dean LeBaron R. Briggs
Mike
Harvard
Crimson
Percy Haughton
Ned Bigelow
Bobby Emmons
Lewis McCage
Keith Kane
Bob Fisher
Jack Slattery
Bill Haines
Bill Claflin
Ralph Winsor
Boston
Fisher
Arnold Horween
Clark “Macomber
Duke” Sedgwick
Heinie Faxon
Tom Woods
Wes Brocker
Bubbles
Havemeyer
Charlie Tierney
Tarzan
Tolbert
Fiske Brown
Wry'' Hubbard
Jack Crocker
Bob Finley
John Gaston
Charlie Buell
Joe Fitzgerald
Jewett Johnson
George Owen
Mitchell Gratwick
Art Hamilton
Roscoe Fitts
Dick Humphrey
Winnie’' Churchill
Johnny Sessions
Jocko”" Conlon
Eddie Lincoln
Jeff Jones
Austin Blair
Eddie Goode
Bainbridge Frothingham
Dick Hallowell
Len Halleck
Ken Perkins
Fish
Janin
Tom Gammack
Alec Kirk
Yale
Thames
Wendell Davis
Lawrence McCagg
Reggie Jenney
Jim Burden
Marlin Olmsted
Lawrence Terry
Fred Lothrop
Edward Pierson
Tom Pond
Charlie Batchelder
Amory Houghton
Norm Walker
Joe Stubbs
Tom Avery
Mac Bacon
Don Angier
Harry Snelling
Sonny Baker
Jab Holmes
Manager Lanman
Cassell Stars in B C High School Track Meet
Boston College High School inter class track meet features Jimmy Cassell delivering two firsts and a second for 14 points. Class C wins with 18 points, Class D second with 13, while Class B secures third with 11.25 yards events show Cassell dominion in sprints distance events and field events.
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Boston College
Jimmy Cassell
Cassell
Higgins
Riley
Bergen
Doyle
Flahive
Dempsey
McManus
Mulligan
Savage
Palmer
Healey
Castigan
Sullivan
Flahtve
Walsh
Lin
Manning
McDermott
Bradshaw
Welsh
Hickey
Sim
Low
Woodley
Peter Herman Stops Jimmie Wilde in 17th Round
London report says Peter Herman former world bantam champion stopped Jimmie Wilde flyweight champion in the 17th of 20 rounds on Thursday night. Herman does not win the flyweight title.
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London
United News
Peter Herman
Jimmie Wilde
Herman
Wilde Holdings Bantamweight Tilt Despite Defeat by Herman
Wilde, a 108 pound bantamweight, fought bravely but was stopped in the 17th round after three knockdowns. Herman won by technical knockout, taking the title in a hard bout that left Wilde in bad shape. The fight, billed as a bantamweight world title, did not settle a title due to prior promoter plans and unresolved divisions. Levinsky withdrew from his light heavyweight bout with Wells due to an arm injury, with a rescheduled match set in about three weeks.
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Herman
Wilde
Pat Moore
London
Jack Sharkey
Milwaukee
United States
Joe Lynch
New York
Lynch
Levinsky
America
Fomby Wells
Apollo
Wells
Boston College Defeats MIT 4 8 In Hockey Tilt
Boston College edged MIT 4 to 8 at the Boston Arena in a fast hockey contest. Neil MacNeil starred for MIT while Frank Morrissey and Hughes sparked BC with a late winner as Nickle stood out for Tech.
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Boston College
M. I.T
Boston Arena
Sal
Frank Morrissey
Hughes
Tech
Mr. Nickle
Boston
Morrisseys
Neil MacNeil
Institute
Taylor
Delaney
Healy Th
MacNeil
W. Garrity
Curry du Vernet
F. Morrissey
L. Morrissey Wickle
Een Secore
Curry
Garrity
Charles Parker
Ernie Doody
Johnny Sakes Gay
MD Bell
O Leary Aims To Beat Frush In Saturday Night Bout
Visiting ringsters arrive early as O Leary and mentor Joe Jacobs enter the office. Jacobs introduces the challenger as the boy who will defeat Frush, noting his ring experience and confident resolve for Saturday night's match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Leary
Joe Jacobs
Jacobs
Frush
O’leary
Tufts Hockey Beaten by Portland Country Club
Portland Country Club composed of former college players opened the season by defeating Tufts College seven 8 to 2 on the home rink. Portland led 7 2 after two periods, Tufts rallied in the last period but could not score more than one goal. Goals by Hall Currie Gunn Hartwell Davidson and others. Referee Lucien Snow. Time three 15 minute periods.
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Portland
Portland Country Club
Tufts College
Tufts
Goahy
Ateeresan Row
Hartwell i Se Pr
Perrees
Snow Boyd
Finnegan Cotte
Moore Mags Peseckis
Davidson
Gage R. Snow
Sveei
Harcesson
Hall
Currie
Gunn
Hartwell
Lucien Snow
French Models Mix Skirt and Bodice Fabrics
French fashion showcases feature models wearing skirts paired with bodices in contrasting fabrics. The display highlights a deliberate clash of textures and colors signaling a trend toward eclectic elegance on the runway.
St John’s Prep tops Somerville High in 1–0 hockey bout
St. John’s Prep beat Somerville High 1 to 0 on a fluke goal. Captain Connolly scored for St. John’s with Garrett misdirecting the shot into his own net. Both teams showed little dominance in a tightly played game at Danvers.
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Danvers
St. John’s
Somerville High
H. Connolly
St. John's
Somerville
Garrett
Connolly
Ouellette
Ouellette Featured For the Victors
Coyne
Sormerville
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Ringsters
Fourth Ward
Young O'Leary
Kayes
Bayonne
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Kilbane
Thayer McNeil Company
Tan
Russia
ALL
Temple Place
West Street
Ing Chaney
Fenway
Olympic
Cassell Stars
B. C
Jimmy Wilde
B. C. Victors
Mrouard
Kelliher
Roberts
St. John's Prep
Tf. Connolly
McConnell
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