Walthour Will Race MacLean Here for Big Stake
Kelley starts south as 22 players receive contracts for the 1908 season with the Boston club. Harris remains a target for the roster, while Lord Maier and others sign, boosting hopes for the Atlantic association's strong financial backing from Portland to Newport.
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Joe Kelley
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Fred Doe
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Boston 7 Pawtucket 4 in roller polo exhibition
Boston's polo team out-rushed and out-gamed Pawtucket at Park Square rink to win 7 to 4. Lincoln scored early, Cunningham answered for Pawtucket, and Hart fed the final goal before the bell as the exhibition ended with Boston on top before about 800 spectators.
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Boston College Interclass Games Highlight O Kane Triumphs
Boston College athletes delivered a strong showing in the annual interclass meet at the college gym. Star performer Bernard S. O’Kane led with victories in high jump and multiple track events, amassing 31 points and steering the junior class to team honors.
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Winchester Defeats Brookline 27 to 5 in High School Game
Winchester High School defeated Brookline High 27 to 5 yesterday afternoon at Brookline High School hall. Winchester dominated all phases of the game, outplaying the home team in every department.
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Milton High routs Rockland High 52 to 0 in basketball
Milton High dominated Rockland High in a decisive 52 to 0 basketball win. The Rockland offense failed to score as Milton controlled play around Rockland’s basket throughout the game.
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Harvard winter field event third contest winner
C. C. Little won the broad jump with a four inch handicap and an actual 21 feet 9 inches. J. P. Long placed second with 21 feet 5 inches, and T. M. Gregory was third with 21 feet 3 inches. the fourth competition is scheduled for today.
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Means Hustle for Shrubb In 10 Mile Relay At Park Square
A strengthened relay team faces English champion Shrubb tonight at Park Square Coliseum. The lineup includes Black Hawk, Hallow, Curran, Cook, and Myers, with Shrubb slated to appear one final time in America. A 10 mile open amateur bicycle race precedes the event.
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McFarland Dominates Keyes in Armory Bout Hints at Lightweight Crown
Packle McFarland proved his class in a strong performance against Bert Keyes at the Armory A. A. on Tuesday night. Keyes fought ruggedly but could not blunt McFarland’s pressure, and the New York youngster showcased a solid punch while absorbing punishment. The writeup notes McFarland’s potential to claim Joe Gans’s lightweight title in coming months. Also referenced is a rematch between Unk Russell and Willie Fitzgerald, planned as a six round bout with five ounce gloves for January 25 in Philadelphia under the National A. A. schedule.
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Harvard freshmen defeat Andover in season opener
The Harvard freshman hockey team overwhelmed Andover in their second game, dominating in all aspects. Cutler and Dick starred, shooting quickly and accurately for Harvard.
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Newtowne Club Beats Central Club in Somerville Alley Match
Newtowne Club defeated Central Club two games to none at Central Club alleys Somerville last night. Scores show Newtowne totals 854 771 854 and Central 819 807 2447.
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Walthour to Race MacLean at Park Square Track
Bobby Walthour will stay in Boston for another week to meet American paced champion Hugh MacLean in a Saturday night race at Park Square. Each rider posts a 500 side bet with the winner taking all, while Walthour’s Paris cables prompt a canceled early date and Paris contract. Both riders express confidence as Walthour shows former top form in last week's Garden track heat against Nat Butler.
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Young Donahue to Box Kloby in Lawrence Bout
Young Donahue of Roxbury will box Young Kloby of Lawrence in Lawrence on January 24. They are set for 12 rounds. A semi final will pair Young Limerick of Haverhill with Charley Walsh, brother of Jimmy Walsh, on the same program.
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Nolan and Bat Reunite for European Tour
In Ogden A. A. A Nelson announces he has patched with Nolan and will tour Europe starting in England then perform at Erne's Club in Paris. Elsewhere Fort Warren defeats Dartmouth A. C. 31 to 16 at home.
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Tufts Defeats Brown In Low-Scoring Game
Tufts College defeats Brown University 20 to 17 in Medford. Tufts led throughout the game as Brown struggled to keep pace.
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Boston School Officials Set for Columbia Basketball Game
The Columbia game lineup lists Everett A. Boston Grays at center with Wright R F and LeFeererrect Duffy Collins L F. Referee will be D. O'Reilly, a well known athletic instructor of Boston schools.
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Secret revealed amid jokes on baseball and sport
A satirical column riffs on baseball players and the sport world, noting myths and witticisms. It mocks a press agent’s failed equipment, mentions Ruby Robert Fitzsimmons at the Old Howard, jokes about the Joekellys, home runs in Boston, and a proposed three cornered America's Cup race then explains the dual match requirement.
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Old Howard
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