Amateur sports ethics clash with new pro moves
The column notes several high profile athletes shifting to sporting goods ventures or pro status, threatening amateur purity. It cites Bundy and Comet in San Francisco, Ouimet and others in shops, and debates Trinity and Brickley policy, plus Oliphant versus Mahan and a Willard Moran matchup over hefty purses.
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College
Solons
Maurice McLoughlin
Thomas C. Bundy
Bundy
San Francisco
Francis Ouimet
Bears
Irvingwright
Homer Baker
New York
Abel Kiviat
Dourreys prepare sports lineup for ice fishing trip
Ed Maynard, a famed Plymouth sportsman, plans another ice fishing expedition on Lake Squam next weekend. Pat Moran of the Phillies, Leslie Nanamaker, Patsey Donovan, and local scribes will join as part of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Maynard
Plymouth
Lake Squam
Pat Moran
The
Phillies
Leslie Nanamaker
Patsey Donovan
Boxing Facts From Old Records Noted Names And Birthplaces
Frank Moran born Cleveland Ohio March 18 1887 American. Jack Coombs age thirty three. Barney Williams later used as Fistic-Pottling Levinsky born Philadelphia June 10 1891. Amateur boxing event details mention Mechanics Building and ticket access via Room 8 28 School Street with address for Dr B F Roller Metropolitan Opera House New York City.
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Frank Moran
Moran
Cleveland
Jack Coombs
Portland
Fistic
Pottling Levinsky
Barney Williams
Philadelphia
Mechanics’ Building
School Street
IL. M
B. F. Roller
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
Hub Golfers Are Winners At Pinehurst Event
The fifth day of the advertising interests golf tournament at Pinehurst reports 108 entries in the 18 hole medal play combined net score event. Class A team prizes go to Marshal Whitlatch and J D Plummer along with R L Whitton and H E Harrison. Class B winners are H C Milholland and C W Yates with C E Beane and H H Kennedy. Mixed foursomes prizes largely go to Boston players Mrs George Dutton and E J Ridgeway and Mrs W F Smith with E T Manson.
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Pinehurst
Marshal Whitlatch
Baltimore
J. D. Plummer
Springfield
R. L. Whitton
Beverly
H. E. Harrison
Hackensack
H. C. Milholland
Pittsburg
C. W. Yates
Glenridge
C. E. Beane
Woodland
H. H. Kennedy
Racebrook
T. Russell
New York
R. J. Whitton
A. R. Gardner
Dunwoodie
F. L. Ganz
Boston
De Oro Retains World Billiards Title In Close 150 Point Match
Alfredo De Oro defended his world three cushion title in a 150 point match at the Convention building. Lloyd Jevne challenged, needing 89 points to overtake, but De Oro held firm scoring 50 as Jevne tallied 72 of his 89 before the final bell. The final score stood 150 to 133 in favor of De Oro.
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Alfredo de Oro
Lloyd Jevne
Convention Building
de Oro
Jevne
Harvard Novice Wrestling Winners Crown Silver Cups
More than 50 undergraduates wrestled in the Harvard novice tournament at Hemenway Gym. Seven weight classes held title bouts with silver loving cups awarded to the winners: Ettlinger 115, Bevier 125, Miller 135, Lindesmith 145, Cook 158, Burnham 175, Snow heavyweight.
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Hemenway
Harvard
H. Ll. Ettlinger
L. H. Bevier
B. Miller
O. Lindesmith
Richard Cook
Ll. Burnham
W. B. Snow
Kiley Sues on Braves Park Site
John C. Kiley a real estate broker filed an attachment on Braves Field property. Lawyer Michael J. Sullivan secured the attachment at the Probate Court register of deeds in anticipation of a $25,000 suit for alleged failure to pay a commission on the sale of the Boston National League club site.
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John C. Kiley
Michael J. Sullivan
Boston National League Club
Register of Deeds
Probate Court
Braves Field
Attacks over Braves Field ownership details emerge in court
The filing names the Boston National League club but notes new owners are not involved. Key figures include William J. McDonald, and former owners Gaffney and Davis, with agent James Kiley asserting commission rights over Braves Field land and dispute over land options and purchases.
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Boston
Kiley
Braves
Messrs
Gaffney
Davis
Sofar
Mr. Kiley
Mr. Gaffney
Mr. Davis
Braves’ Field
Forest Hills
Brighton
Braves Field
Belmont Gets Women's Golf Championship Bid
The U S S Golf Association awarded the national amateur tournament to Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia after votes from rivals Piping Rock and Nassau CC New York. Belmont Springs Country Club Boston won the women's national championship with bidders noted. Officers elected include Frank L Woodward Denver president and John Reid Jr New York secretary. A rule to make professional golfers of sales staff was approved to be added to the amateur definition.
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Chicago
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
U. S&s. Golf Association
Piping Rock Club
Nassau Country Club
New York
Minikahda Club
Minneapolis
Kent Country Club
Grand Rapids
Country Club
Detroit
Belmont Springs Country Club
Boston
Frank L. Woodward
Denver
Howard Perrin
John Reid, Jr
Howard F. Whitney
F. 8. Wheeler
M. I
Crosby
Walter B. Smith
W. S. Harban
Washington, D. C
John
Sweeney
Rindge Swimmers Defeat Boston College High 38 32
The Rindge Technical High swimming team beat Boston College High School 38 to 32 at the Cambridge Y M C A yesterday afternoon. Blackler starred with three first places and led Rindge in the relay to secure the victory.
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Rindge Technical High
Boston College High School
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Blackler
Rindge
Scarce Fresh Fish As Vessels Fall Short At Port
Fresh fish was scarce with only three vessels arriving and wholesale prices steady. Vessels and cargos include Ruth & Margaret with haddock and cod, Esther Gray with haddock and cod, and Harriett with haddock and cod. Weekly groundfish landings totaled 965,940 pounds from 48 vessels, down from 1,895,800 last year. Sterling arrivals include the Mohawk chartered to haul fertilizer to Bucksport and the Lucerne setting sail for St Nazaire with horses and grain. The Bel gian Prince and Gordon Castle brought wool and other cargo, while longshoremen resumed work after a brief strike at Commercial wharf.
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Ruth & Margaret
Esther Gray
Harriett
New Fish Pier
T Wharf
Mohawk
Maine Transportation Company
Maine
Chrome
N. J
Bucksport
Cape Cod Canal
Here
St. Nazaire
France
Lucerne
Barry
Wales
Gordon Castle
Cape Town
South Africa
Baltimore
New York
Port Elizabeth
Commonwealth Pier
Commercial Wharf
Halifax
Shipping News Arrives With Multiple Steamers and Tugs
Shipping records list steamers Belgian Prince Elias Algoa Bay Gordon Castle Betts City of Atlanta Garfield Hilton Sammon Howard Chase Indian Nickerson Arlington Michel son Lamberts Point and others sailing from Baltimore Eastport Portland New York and Newport News. Tugs Mercnary Capt Wall and Zetes Coughlin tow barges from Lynn to New York and Portland. Coast guard cutter Gresham and additional steamers sail from Providence Town Yarmouth and New York with multiple barges and tugs in tow.
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Elias
Algoa Bay
Gordon Castle
Betts
Cape Town
Baltimore
Batiscan
Evans
Loulaburg
Calvin Austin
Mitchell
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
City of Atlanta
Garfield
Savannah
Hilton
Sammon
Newport News
Howard
Chase
Norfolk
Indian
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Arlington
Michelson
Lamberts Point
H. FP
Dimock
Decker
New York
Bay State
Strout
Belfast
Rawley
Winterport
Abbie Bowker
Callahan
Sullivan
Telumah
Clay
Stockton
Ervin J. Laie
Littlefield
Rockport
Mercnary
Wall
Sandwich
Emetie
Lynn
Newmort News
Zetes, Coughlin
Nentnne, Cunningham
Gloucester
Ressie J
Huch Ress, Heath
Caddo
U. S. Coast Guard
Gresham
Provincetown
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
City of Delhi
James S. Whitney
Malden
D. N. Luckenbach
Gen
Knox
Washington
Middlesex
Clare
Boca Grande
Mohawk
Chrome
Francis Goodnow
Edward Stewart
Bangor
Bridgeport
Irene &, Meservey
Savage
Sewalls Point
Security
T. Co
Standard
W. H. Yerkes
Lansford
Nesquehoning
Mercury
Vineyard Haven
Tormentor
Canada
Spencers Island
Eagan Wins Bout in Roxbury Ring over Flemming
Joe Eagan of South Boston defeats Maine champion Bill Flemming in a 12 round decision at Hibernian Hall Roxbury under Business Men's A A. A. The bout had aggressive exchanges with Flemming pressing the action and Eagan defending before turning the tables in round eleven. Semi finals featured Powers defeating DeLucca while Aaronson bested Grim. Flynn stopped Baxter in three rounds.
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Joe Eagan
South Boston
Bill Flemming
Maine
Hibernian Hall
Roxbury
A. A
Flemming
Eagan
Llth
Dave Powers
Malden
Patsey DeLucca
Young Aaronson
Young Grim
Eddie Flynn
Peabody
Charley Baxter
Scotland
Revere and Milton Tie In Cold Pond Hockey Match
Revere and Milton playing at Terra Cotta Pond, Revere yesterday, each netted one goal. Goode and Milton both scored. referees were Ross with McMackin as umpire. Timers Nash and Sackett note 29 minute periods. Players include Looney Osthues Langford White McLean Eagan.
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Revere
Milton
Revere H
Milton H
Goode
Roland Moore
Sine
Cocci Vet
Rien
Long Mahoney
Petcevwses
Simpson Murphy
Ccsecesseccoescessa
Leatherbee
Rovers H
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Winchester, Mass
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Joe White
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Cohan & Harris
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Ruth Chatterton
Jean Webster
Majestic
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Victor Herbert
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Blonde
Mada
Plymouth Mats
Herbert Cortell
Geo. Parsons
Paramont
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Lionel Barrymore
Shubert
Trixtie Friganza
Bert Leslie
Wellington Cross
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Lew Hearn
Lillian Herlein
Artie Mehlinger
Mabel Elaine
Carbrey Bros
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Jimmie Fox
Marie Lavarre
Peter Page
Anne Courtenay
Mass. Ave
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Chick Story
Packer Jim
Denman Thompson
Gor
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Terry England
Kathleen Clifford
Lydell
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Lola Merrill
Frank Otto
Santley & Norton
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Togan & Geneva
Hearst - Vitagraph Weekly
Elsie Janiszna
Aea
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Convention Hall
Garrison St
Mechanics’ Bldg
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Hawkins
ST. James Hall
Huntington Ave
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Mme
Melba
Percy Grainger
Thskeller
Camp Fire Guardians Association
W. & A. Bacon Company
Tremont Temple
America’s
William H. van Allen
Belgium
R. S. MacArthur
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Leo Wiener
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