Lannin and Mack Fire Back at Federal Claims
Boston Magnates Joe Lannin and Connie Mack travel from Philadelphia to back affidavits refuting Federal League charges. They claim organized baseball acted to protect owners and that Federal league players sought major or minor league entry deals. affidavits may be published nationwide and avoid Chicago hearings.
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Joe Lannin
Boston
Philadelphia
Organized Baseball
O. B
Ban Johnson
Red Sox
Connie Mack
Feds
United States
Chicago
Lannin
Mack
Messrs. Ward, Weeghman Et Als
Collins
Baker
Windy City
Dartmouth football schedule excludes Williams rivalry
Dartmouth's nine game schedule released lists opponents Mass College of Agriculture Maine Tufts Vermont Princeton Amherst Pennsylvania at Fenway Park Bates and Syracuse. The Williams rivalry ends with no home game against the longtime foe and Pennsylvania is set for a Boston area venue.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Williams
University of Pennsylvania
Boston
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Maine
Tufts
Vermont
Princeton
Amherst
Fenway Park
Bates
Syracuse
Gossip for Auto Owners and Drivers Report
New auto bills advance in the Legislature as a notable batch of candidates arrives at Beacon Hill. Charlie Menshaw promotes advertising as a motto while W. G. Tenney joins Harvard avenue garage as a Lewis car and Campbell trailer agent. George W. McNear names James T. Sullivan to head the legislative committee of the Bay State Automobile Association. Bh. H. Gaunt of Babson’s organization will speak at the Automobile Accessory Dealers Association dinner at the American House January 25 on cooperative competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Tenney
Jackson Automobile Company
Harvard Avenue
Medford
Lewis
Campbell
Jackson
Mich
George W. McNear
The
Bay State Automobile Association
James T. Sullivan
Club
BH. H. Gaunt
Babson’s Statistical Organization
Harvard Publishes Varsity and Freshman Swimming Schedules
Harvard releases schedules for varsity and freshman swimming. Varsity begins Jan. 23 with Worcester Academy and includes nine meets through March 18 at Boston, New York, Providence, and Cambridge. Freshman slate shortened with meets from Jan 22 to Feb 18 in Cambridge and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Andover
Brookline
Cornell
Boston
Columbia
New York
Cambridge
Brown
Providence
Springfield T. S
Boston College High
Dorchester High
Brookline High
English High
Huntington High
Mechanic Arts
Sullivan Takes Full Ownership of Lawrence Club
Joseph P. Sullivan, prominent Somerville lawyer and longtime part owner of the Lawrence club in the New England league, yesterday became sole owner by purchasing Dan Noonan's stock, ending a heated and highly debated baseball controversy in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Sullivan
Somerville
Lawrence Club
Dan Noonan
Sullivan Buys Lawrence Club Stock After Ownership Shuffle
For four years he held near half of the Lawrence Club stock with the rest owned by Louis Pieper of the Lynn club Daniel Noonan of the Haverhill club and others Outvoted Sullivan on key issues leading to ongoing litigation Noonan owned stakes in both Lawrence and Haverhill and agreed to sell one holding Patsy Donovan arranged Sullivan to buy Noonan's stock making him sole Lawrence owner for about four to five thousand dollars Sullivan promised strong representation and aims to field another championship team in the New England league"}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Club
Louis Pieper
Lynn Club
Daniel Noonan
Haverhill Club
Sullivan
Noonan
Lawrence
Haverhill
New England League
Patsy Donovan
Huntington Wins Meet In Triangular Indoor Meet
Huntington High topped Mechanic Arts High and Natick High with 41 points in a YMCA indoor track triangular. Losero and Ziegler led Huntington with multiple wins including sprints and distance events while Arthur Rice and Wentworth Marling highlighted field events and the team race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington High
Mechanic Arts High
Natick High
Mechanic Arts High School
Tick
Charlie Ziegler
Losero
Huntington High School
Cash
Charles Ziegler
Fq-Yard Huntington School
Geoghegan
J. H. Bee Huntington
Huntington School
Alvah Arbeene
J. H. Beebe
Collison
Huntington
Brainard
Oedell
Mechanic Arts Igh
Loesero
McGee
William Sewall
Sellew
Bouret
Wentworth Marling
Arthur Rico
Untington School
Dorchester High Seniors Defeat Postgraduates in Track Meet
Dorchester High School senior division track athletes defeated the postgraduates at the school gym yesterday afternoon by 51.2 to 36.1. The meet helps prepare the team for upcoming competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester High School
Track Squad Swelled By Two New Tufts Members
The Tufts track squad grew to two with Leggett and Leighton both from Lowell High and the dental school joining yesterday. Slippery outdoor board track forced postponement of yesterday afternoon time trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts
Leggett
Leighton
Dental School
Lowell High
Unicorn quarter miler loses to Meredith at Millrose 1000 yards
Tom Halpin admits no alibi for his defeat to Ted Meredith in New York on Thursday night. Meredith set a bold pace nearly matching the world record on the Madison Square Garden track. Joe Loomis shines in the Eastern debut, winning the high jump as Finnish runner Hannes Kolehmainen reportedly contemplates his race withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Halpin
Ted Meredith
New York
Halpin
Meredith
Madison Square Garden
Buffalo
Joe Loomis
Loomis
Hannes Kolehmainen
Homer Baker
Dave Caldwell
Long Tom
Baker and Huntington Set for AB A A St Nick Showdown
Hobey Baker and Freddie Huntington prepare to face off in the AB A A St Nick game with fans expecting Baker to star and Huntington to prove his mettle. Syracuse trainer Tommy Keane talks up Steve Grant and Ben Bowzer as strong indoor season sprint and relay performers for the Boston games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Keane
Syracuse
Steve Grant
Ben Bowzer
South Boston A. A
Keane
Grant
Powder Point
Bowzer
Columbia
Shugrue Beats Baldwin In Fifteen Round Battle
In New Haven Young Joe Shugrue defeated Matty Baldwin in a 15 round boxing match. The amateur meet at Mechanics building charges 1 and 2 dollars for admission with advance tickets available at Room 17 28 School Street from 11 to 2 each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Shugrue
Matty Baldwin
New Haven
Shugrue
Mechanics’ Building
School Street
Local boxing card plans and rivalries in New England
The Quincy Athletic Association pursues an amateur boxing tournament on January 2 at Quincy Adams Hall with four weight classes. Entries close January 22 with J. W. McDonald. Promoters announce inter-city bouts in Mechanics Building featuring top amateurs from New York clubs. Other notes cover welterweight Eddie Flynn and possible matchups, plus corrections about Johnny Glover versus Mike Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Athletic Association of
Quincy
Quincy Adams Hall
J. W. McDonald
Farrington Street
George W. Brown
BH. A. A
Arthur Sheridan
Trinity A. C
W. Spengler
Union Settlement A. C
New York
Unicorn Club
Mechanics’ Building
Davis 10 Be With Braves Davis on Contract Return
George No Hit Davis, famed for the pennant chase with the Boston Braves, will rejoin the roster as Harvard Law School student signs terms. Hank Gowdy heads to Ohio after duties and a billiards win over Bill Sweeney. Leslie Mann returns to Springfield to coach at Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Davis
Boston Braves
James Gaffney
Braves
New York
Harvard Law School
Gaffney
Hank Gowdy
Champain Braves
Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Bill Sweeney
Gowdy
Leslie Mann
Springfield
Y. M. C. A. College
Amherst
Rindge Tech Defeats Cambridge in 4–0 Hockey Victory
Rindge Technical School hockey team beat Cambridge High and Latin 4 to 0 at the Boston Arena to clinch the interscholastic league game and virtually secure the University City championship for Rindge. Goals came from Shea White and Kelley with strong play by Kelly, White, and O’Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rindge Technical School
Cambridge High and Latin
Boston Arena
University City
Technical School
Dan Kelly
Tubber White
Shea
Rindge
Rindge Tech
H&s. McDonald
Brown
Blackman Shea
H. Mills Kelley
O'Connor FY. Kelley
T W. Shore White
Dy O'Connell Moody
Dy Clark
Eaton Burgess
Proctor
Rindge T. S
Cambridge H. & L. S
White
Kelley
Whitten
Foote
Rooney
Rogers
Carens
Hoey
Hadley
Manning
Golfers to Hold Meeting Jan. 22
The Massachusetts Golf Association schedules its annual dinner and meeting for Friday evening January 22 at the Exchange Club. It starts at 5 o clock with dinner at 6 30. Nominations to be considered include President Harry L. Ayer Essex Country Club and others for vice president treasurer secretary and executive committee from several area clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Golf Association
Exchange Club
Wilder
Harry JL. Ayer
Essex Country Club
Henry BH. Wilder
the Country Club
Paul R. Clay
Merrimack Valley Country Club
Arthur H. Gilbert
Brae Burn Country Club
Rodney W. Brown
Meadowbrook Golf Club
M. Lewis Crosby
Chestnut Hill Golf Club
Roger Kinnicutt
Tatnuck Country Club
Joseph B. Russell, Sr
Oakley Country Club
Henry Thornton
Commonwealth Golf Club
Lynn Classical Triumphs Over Cambridge Latin in Gym Meet
In a January 15 track meet at Classical High gymnasium Lynn Classical defeated Cambridge Latin High 44 to 145 with Charles Brickley acting as referee. Classical won six of seven events while Cambridge took only the 20 yard dash won by Captain Henry Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LYNN
Charles Brickley
Harvard
Classical High
Lynn Classical
Cambridge Latin High
Classical
Cambridge
Henry Doyle
St Nicks Open New York Clash At Boston Arena
Tonight the B A A faces St Nicholas of New York in the Amateur Hockey League debut for the Unicorns in Boston Arena. Hobey Baker’s group brings Wen Kuhn Gov Carnochan and seven top players to challenge the local debutants led by Bill Willetts. The pairing Kuhn Baker is highlighted as a key attack setup with Kuhn in center and Baker drawing the defense before feeding Kuhn for scoring chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobey Baker
Boston Arena
Unicorn
St. Nicholas
New York
St. Nicks
Wen Kuhn
Gov Carnochan
Carnochan
Dartmouth
Kuhn
Baker
Princeton
Cornell
Stubby Magner
Crasweller
Harvard
Willetts
Crimson
Lougee
Boston Checker Club Aims for New England Title Bout
Plans for the Boston Checker Club annual New England convention gather momentum at the American House on Washington's Birthday. The Boston versus All New England match features about 200 players per side with Captain Crumb leading the Boston team and F. L. McClellan directing the New England squad. Joseph J. Lannin of the Boston Red Sox attends to boost Boston's chances alongside Barrow Fitzpatrick Heffner Morrall Waterhouse Pigeon Andrews McDonald Miller Levine and other noted players.
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Boston Checker Club
Checker Players of
New England
Washington
Boston
All-New England
Captain Crumb
F. L. McClellan
Joseph J. Lannin
Boston Red Sox
Lannin
United States
Barrow
Fitzpatrick
Heffner
Morrall
Waterhouse
Pigeon
Andrews
McDonald
Miller
Levine
Referee Harry Stout to preside over Clabby Gibbons bout in Milwaukee
Milwaukee veteran referee Harry Stout is chosen to umpire the 19 round clash between Jimmy Clabby and Mike Gibbons in Milwaukee on January 21. Clabby weighs 152 pounds, six pounds under the limit. Advance ticket sales top $7000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stout
Milwaukee
West
Jimmy Clabby
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Clabby
Harvard and Princeton Set for New York Hockey Clash
Harvard and Princeton meet at St Nicholas Rink in New York tonight after split season results. Princeton opened with a 4 1 victory over Cornell and beat B A A after a tight Arena game, while Harvard has defeated MIT and Cornell and lost to B A A and Queens College. The Crimson rely on Phillips and Claflin amid strong Princeton play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
New York
Princeton
St. Nicholas
Cornell
Ithacans
Tigers
B.A. A
Williams
Dartmouth
Queens’ College
Crimson
Phillips
Claflin
Brooklyn and New York Pick Boxers for Intercity Meet
Ten amateur boxers were nominated to represent New York and Brooklyn in the intercity tournament in Boston on January 19 under the Boston Athletic Association. The lineups include 115, 125, 135, 145 and heavyweight classes with entries from New York and Brooklyn clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Boston A. A
J. A. Ho-gan
L. Murtha
M. McLean
West
Harlem
A. C
A. Mack
Union Settlement
Roach and Kennedy Put Lowell Team Up For Sale
In Lowell on January 15 President Andrew F. Roach and James J. Kennedy of the New England league club said after the league directors meeting in Boston that the team is on the market. They prefer Lowell bidders but will sell to the highest outside bidder if none arise, citing personal business commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Macecabe
Boston
Big Joe
Billy Holland
Nat Young
Crowley
Lowell
Andrew F. Roach
Lowell New England League Baseball Club
James J. Kennedy
Joe Kelley Selected as Yankees Scout Candidate
New York January 15 Joe Kelley manager of the Toronto club of the International league is named as probable successor to Arthur Irwin as scout for the New York Americans Kelley met with the Yankees owners and manager William E Donovan and heads a list of three candidates Donovan said Kelley is likely to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Kelley
Toronto
Arthur Irwin
New York Americans
Kelley
Yankees
William E. Donovan
Donovan
Buckley Dominates Brockton Boxing Final
Brockton January 15 Johnny Buckley of South Boston was the star of the boxing tournament at the 8 P T A S Buckley won the final of the 115 and easily outclassed all of his opponents In the special bout Mike Sullivan of East Boston and Pat McCarthy of Roxbury gave a fine exhibition with Sullivan taking the decision by a shade
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Johnny Buckley
South Boston
Buckley
Mike Sullivan
East Boston
Pat McCarthy
Roxbury
Sullivan
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the Hockey Star
Rover
WIL
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Ward
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Lenox
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Lannin Oy
Garden Bay Hotel
Mr. Lannin
Weeghman
Cubs
Federal League
Je Collins
Athletics
Mi Collins
Federals
Beacon Hill
Charlie Menshaw
Dodge Brothers
Beaconsfield
Boylston
Washington St. Gaiety Theatre
Sullivan's
Natick
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Oteernwe
A. A
Hibben
Princeton University
Jack Ryder
B.as Ay
Coast Artillery Corps
Caldwell
Ryder
Freddie Huntington
St. Nick
Washington and Jefferson
Yale
Ftaltimore
Baltimore
Kiviat
Power
Ossip
the Boxer
Teey
Nocalmy
al Delmont
Jasper
Ray Wood
Fred Bradley
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Promoter Wheatley
Granite State A. A. of
Manchester
George Kid Cotton
Wheatley
Waldek Zbyszko
Isando Bey
George v. Tuohey
Tuohey
Mike Criss
Eddie Flynn
Edward
Walter Butler
Revere
C. Cc. C
Johnny Glover
Bill Fleming
Augusta
Mike Glover
Johnny
Mike
Menchester
Berry
C. Berry & CO
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the Post
Hopkins
Cox Hutchinson
Hicks
Bilis Osgood
Clifford
Ty Baker Smart
Campbell Huntington
Dy Willetts Robbins
Trimble Chadwick
Eceesh
G. W. Tingley
H. Junie Foster
Loscigar “Union Made
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Heneg
Eeseek
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Hills Claflin
Dirvvscidkas
Humphreys
Peacock
Cohu
Roach
Kennedy
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