Slugfests Rule in B A A Bouts
Amateur boxing at the Boston A A last night featured frequent slugging and quick knockouts. In the 120 pound class Joe Tearardi of Everett defeated John Reynolds of Boston while Johnny Murphy stopped J J Cahill of Everett in the first round. Two semi finals were held in the 168 pound class due to few entries with B A Lavelle of Somerville stopping Arch Wilson of South Dakota in two rounds.
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Boston A. A
Brassill
Joe Iearardi
Everett
John Reynolds
Boston
Iearardi
J. J. Cahill
Johnny Murphy
South Boston
Murphy
Cahill
Gini
B. A. Lavelle
Somerville
Arch Wilson
South Dakota
Johnny Monaco
Beverly
Frank Holmes
H. McRae
Cambridge
P. Donahue
Joe Scarardi
John Marto
East Boston
Joe Cimpa
J. Cahill
Ralph Garro
Ton Camp
John McGrail
Brockton
William Bobick
Tearardi
Reynolds
James Flynn
Pat McCarthy
Lynn
Winterleague Dines Tonight With Braves Guest Spotlight
Tonight at 7 o clock the Winter league and 150 guests dine at the Quincey House. Manager George Stallings raises turkeys in Haddock Ga for tasting. Braves President Gaffney will attend from New York with Maranville Sweeney and Griffith among the invitees. Vaudeville acts add baseball flavor to what promises to be a record winter gathering.
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Quincey House
George Stallings
Haddock
Gaffney
Braves
New York
Maranville
Sweeney
Griffith
Hughie High Signs 1914 Detroit Contract
Detroit January 14 Hughie High utility outfielder of the American league club signed a 1914 contract with the team. He is the first player to sign since the new form of contract was adopted by Detroit.
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Detroit
Hughie
Young catcher Jay Rodgers signs with New York Americans
Jay Rodgers of Hornell New York signed a contract today with the New York Americans. The 22 year old catcher previously played with the Richmond Virginia league club last season and was purchased by the New York team last August.
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New York
Jay Rodgers
Richmond
New York Americans
Rogers
Hornell
N. Y
Tufts Football Schedule for 1914 Out Shows Big Opponents
Tufts College varsity football slate for 1914, announced by the athletic advisory board, departs from last season's smaller schedule. Tufts will meet strong teams including Harvard and Dartmouth, signaling a bold expanded lineup after a notable season.
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Tufts College
Athletic Advisory Board
Tufts
Medford
Harvard
Dartmouth
Tufts Open Season With Three Home Games Then Harvard Clash
Tufts starts with New Hampshire State Bates and Colby at home then travels to Cambridge for Harvard. Dartmouth returns on schedule after 1908 gap, with Rutgers M A C and Bowdoin also on the slate. Captain Angell to lead a near full varsity and a line near 200 pounds across.
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Tufts
New Hampshire State
Bates
Colby
Harvard
Cambridge
New Hampshire
Maine
Medford
Dartmouth
Yale
New Haven
Hanover
Boston
Rutgers
Aggies
Crimson
Bowdoin
Maine Collegians
Meggrere
Wesleyan
Vermont
West — Point
Dr. Whelan
George W. Angell
Syracuse
N. Y
Newark
M. A.C
Franklin Field and playgrounds across Boston area listed
A fragmented OCR list enumerates multiple parks and playgrounds including Franklin Field Roxbury Savin Hill Gibson Street Neponset Williams Eustis Orient Heights Charlesbank Commonwealth Park Cottage Street North Brighton Randolph Street Charlestown Playground Columbus Avenue and Abbott Wood. The text is noisy with repeated "Good" and stray characters, but identifies numerous municipal play areas and related avenues.
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Commonwealth Park
Cottage Street
Wirst Street
North Brighton
Randolph Street
Fair Scarboro Pond
Wranklin
Stramdway
Abbott Wood
Teeseere
Charlestown Playground
Columbus Avenue
Cubs Manager Eyes Leaves for Player Contracts
John Eayes, manager of the Cubs, departed Chicago today without revealing his destination. He was reportedly headed to several cities to secure contracts for multiple players and return with them.
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Chicago
John Eyes
Cubs
White Sox announce spring training games in California
Chicago American League club schedules first training trip games in Sacramento California for March 9 1911. The team receives the signed contract of pitcher Melville Wolfgang at the White Sox office today.
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Chicago
Sacramento
Cal
Melville Wolfgang
White Sox
Tinker Has 15 for Federals
Chicago Federal league plans move forward as manager Tinker reports 15 signed players with two spots open for a second baseman and a third baseman. Groh Niehoff targeted but Hartmann funds Reds limit. Brown, Knabe and McNichols to recruit players. Chicago franchise hoped to be filed Saturday.
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Chicago
Tinker
Heinie Groh
Bert Niehoff
Garry Hartmann
Cincinnati Reds
Groh
Niehoff
Joe
Mordecai Brown
Otto Knabe
St. Louis
Baltimore
Brownie
Frank McNichols
West Ends
Mound City Federals
MecNichols
Rehg Approached by Federal League Scout in Missouri
Boston outfielder Walter Rehg, wintering in Jefferson City, reportedly received a $400 offer from Federal league scout Jack O Connor to sign with a Federal league team, likely St Louis. Rehg, 24, learned the game in Missouri and with St Paul before joining Boston, and he has so far refused the overture. He plans to remain with the majors, despite the allure of the higher salary.
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St. Paul
American Association
Boston Americans
Boston
Rehg
Federals
Must Sign Today Four Major Leaguers Must Decide
Four major league players who have negotiated with the Indianapolis Federal league club must sign year contracts at a conference tomorrow or end negotiations. Players include Owen Bush George Davis Pat Battman and Elmer Brown all from major league clubs and residing in Indianapolis. George Mullin offered to sign a one year contract to play with the Indianapolis team.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Phillips
Owen Bush
George Davis
Pat Bateman
Elmer Brown
Phillips
George Mullin
Detroit
Indianapolli
Cincinnati Business Leaders Backing Federal League Club
A Cincinnati business man announced that he and associates have backing to form a Federal League club. The statement, made January 11, identifies local investors ready to proceed with the venture in the national baseball league expansion effort.
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Cincinnati
Frank Smith Signs With Baltimore Federal League Club
Frank Smith, a pitcher for the Montreal team last season, signed a three year contract with the Baltimore Federal league club. Reports from Pittsburgh indicate he was being considered for Pittsburg Federals manager before signing with Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Frank Smith
Montreal International League
Pittsburg
Smith
Pittsburg Federals
Pittsburg Federal club vows stars for season debut
Jan 14 Pittsburg Federal league head John B Barbour insists Montreal pitcher will join Pittsburg staff at season start despite Nee Smith signing with Baltimore He says the club will either pay 1500 advance to Smith or Smith returns to Baltimore Secretary McCullough notes authority parallels with the American league and hints at adding Billy Kelly and Ferry among targets He blames Jimmy Sheckard for dropped talks and claims a rival agent might have a new top player-manager ready to form a strong lineup for opening day
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Pittsburg
John B. Barbour
Federal League
Nee Smith
Otto Knabe
Baltimore
Montreal
W. T. McCullough
Gilmore
Ban Johnson
American League
Smith
Knabe
McCullough
Uniontown
Billy Kelly
Kelly
Ferry
Barbour
Jimmy Sheckard
Cub
Sheckard
Alvarez to Meet Burns in Catch Match at Grand Opera House
Cyclone Burns of Boston faces Paul Alvarez the Spanish heavyweight in a best two out of three falls finish match under catch as catch can rules at the Grand Opera House. Alvarez proved a tough foe for Lemile despite a weight disadvantage, and the bout is expected to be a peppery, even contest given their similar weights.
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Cyclone Burns
Boston
Paul Alvarez
Grand Opera House
Alvarez
Lemile
Burns
Mandot Grifth Bout Draws in Fast Eight Rounds
In Windsor Ontario on January 14 Joe Mandot of New Orleans and Johnny Griffith of Akron fought a rapid eight round bout ending in a draw. Griffith led for six rounds with a sharp left hand but Mandot rallied late to overturn the advantage and the popular verdict was a draw.
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Windsor
Ont
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Johnny Griffith
Akron
Griffith
Syracuse Football Schedule Announced for Upcoming Season
Syracuse University released the 1920 schedule listing Hobart and Hamilton games at home as well as Princeton Rochester Michigan and Colgate away or at neutral sites. Rutgers, Dartmouth unresolved, and Notre Dame meet Syracuse on Thanksgiving Day with Carlisle Indians visiting Buffalo.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Hobart
Hamilton
Princeton
Rochester
Michigan
Carlisle Indians
Buffalo
Rutgers
Colgate
Dartmouth
Notre Dame
National race will be puzzle for 1914 baseball season
Chicago dispatch notes the Federals poaching stars from the old league to reshape next year’s standings. Cubs and Giants face fewer losses, while Phillies fall further as Saier, Humphries, and other contracted players anchor Chicago. Pirates poised for better fight. Phillies risk collapse without Killifer, Knabe, and Brennan.
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Chicago
Federals
Charlie Dooin
Cubs
Giants
Murphy
Evers
Vic Saier
Bert Humphries
West Siders
Jim Vaughan
Larry Cheney
Jimmy Archer
Pirates
Fred Clarke
Phillies
Killifer
Quakers
Otto Knabe
Ad Brennan
Doom
Philadelphia
Phillie
Baker
Cub
Al Shubert Wins From Young O Leary in 12 Rounds
New Bedford Jan 14 Young O Leary of New York put up a sterling display of gameness in his 12 round bout with Al Shubert of New Bedford. He was badly beaten but fought hard through the last rounds and twice hit the mat in the eighth and 2th rounds. A fast left hook was his best punch. In the semi final Young Britt and Eddie Sweeney of New Bedford drew in eight rounds. Sweeney showed better form but was held by his opponent. Young Lewis and Kid Lip also drew in six rounds.
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New Bedford
Young O'Leary
New York
al Shubert
O’leary
Young Britt
Eddie Sweeney
Sweeney
Young Lewis
Kid Lip
Belmont High and Brown & Nichols Hockey Tie in Overtime
Belmont High School and Brown & Nichols School battled to a 1 to 1 tie after two 15 minute and two 5 minute extra periods. Goals by Bright and Thomas. Referee Kewer, umpire Grimes. Time listed as two 15 minute periods and two 65 minute periods.
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Belmont High
Brown and Nichols
Belmont
Belmont, Brown & Nichols
M. O'Brien
Erin
Brown
Johnson Burton
Thomas
Kewer
Grimes
Harvard Seven Defeats Aggies in Overtime Hockey Thriller
Harvard hockey edged Amherst Aggies 4 to 3 after an extra period at the Arena. The teams were tied 2-2 after two periods with a scoreless second, as Phillips Hutchinson Clark Jones Smart Wanamaker and Buttrick starred for Harvard in a game marked by a late Garrison finish.
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Harvard
Amherst Aggies
Crimson
Hutchinson
Vernald
Buttrick
Phillips
Willetts
Clark
Smart
Amherst
Johnson Phillips
Wanamaker
Jones Podking
Hutchinson S. I
Curtis
Row
Fernald
Fernald ClAfi0, -¢ Ps Fie. Os Cas $E Metabo ¢ P, Archibald Wittig
Rose Washburn
Carnochan
Jones
Tingley
Roque
Adams
Freeport
E. J. Wood
Nanamaker
O. Kelly
Aggies
Washburn
Bud’’ Phillips
S. P. Clark
Doty
Aggies Hold Off Harvard In A Tight Extra Period Hockey
In a 10 minute extra session, Amherst led 1 0 early but Harvard surged to tie and Wanamaker scored to seal a during a tense contest. Jones Hutchinson and Fernard spearheaded Amherst while Carnochan Willetts and Wanamaker shuffled in for Harvard.
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Harvard
Aggies
Crimson
Jones
Hutchinson
Fernard
Willetts
Carnochan
Wanamaker
Mat
Dartmouth Princeton Hockey Clash Promises Top College Sevens
The Dartmouth Princeton hockey game at the Boston Arena tonight pits two strong sevens. Princeton is heralded as the leading college seven after defeats of Boston Athletic Association Toronto University Cornell and St Pauls. Dartmouth has not lost a game this season and fields Hanover’s best seven.
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Dartmouth-Princeton
Boston Arena
Princeton
United States
Boston Athletic Association
Toronto University
Cornell
St. Paul’s School
Dartmouth
Hanover College
Princeton Hockey Stars Dominate Amateur Play
In the article Hobey Baker and Captain Wen Kuhn of Princeton are highlighted as two of the greatest amateur hockeyists. The piece lauds their teamwork passing finesse and puck handling while noting supporting players Winant s the adept goalie Emmons and G Peacock on the outer defense. The Dartmouth Princeton matchup is listed with player names and positions in a dense stat line.
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Hobey Baker
Wen” Kuhn
Princeton
Baker
Kuhn
Emmons
Gq. Peacock
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