Harvard Dominates Springfield 16 1 In Ice Game
Harvard overwhelming Springfield Training School 16 to 1 at the Stadium. Goals credited to Pell Townsend Rumsey Leonard Newhall Paine Willetts Maguire and others, with Springfield’s only score by Maguire.
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Harvard
Springfield
Maguire
Eae Pell
Fraser-Campbell
McNichols Townsend
Paine
R. c
Maguire Rumsey
Leonard
Wood Newhall
Bsawere
Young Foster
Briggs
Veckertsss
G. P
Harveard
Pell
Townsend
Rumsey
Newhall
Willetts
Dorchester High Rout Charlestown In Lopsided Victory
Dorchester High defeated Charlestown High 77 to 4 in a basketball game. Hoernle led Dorchester with 14 floor goals, Keenan 5, Clay 7, Riley 2, Daley 2, Delaney 6, and Sullivan 2. Steele and Flanagan starred for Charlestown. second team Dorchester won 51 to 3. Attendance 500.
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Dorchester High
Charlestown High
Dorchester
Steele
Flanagan
Charlestown
Hoernle
Ci Levi
Loughlin Heenan
R. B
Flanagan Clay
Delaney
McGrath Daley
Seel. F
Steele Riley
Sullivan
Herron
Keenan
Clay
Riley
Daley
Reed
Umpfire—Babcock
Clarke
Dorchester and Holy Name Fives Play Tie
Dorchester Athletic Association and Holy Name Club battled to a 17 to 17 tie at Chickatawbut Hall Neponset in the second meeting of their series. First half Dorchester led 12 to 10. no overtime played.
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Chickatawbut Hall
Neponset
Dorchester Athletic Association
Holy Name Club
Everett High Triumphs in Two Lopsided Wins
Everett High School defeated A. M. T. S. 60 to 15 and conquered Comer’s Commercial College 62 to 1 at the local Y M C A. Stars Mulloy Hart and Ellerby led the first game. Glennon and McKenzie starred for the visitors in the second. Referee Hart. Attendance about 250.
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Everett
Everett High School
Commercial College
Mulley
Hart
Ellerby
Glennon
McKenzie
R. M. T. S. Fess
McKenzie BrnHoy
Wwatkins
Harrington Teopds
Cherehill Kane
R. B
Ates
Reen Larkin
L. B
R. F
Ireland
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Mulloy
Larkin
Kane
Church
Watkins
Deveney Norris
Norris
Cocvercel
Buney Brauer
Stickney
Conners
Benediect
Stebbins
Strong
Gallup
Fitzmaurice
Brauer
Deveney
Winchester Highs Defeat Melrose In Tight 24 23 Clash
The undefeated Winchester High School team secured its 15th straight win by edging Melrose 24 to 23. Melrose led by three points late but Winchester rallied with two quick baskets. Key players were Larivee Collins and Grant for Winchester and Eaton Duren Love land for Melrose.
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Melrose
Jan
Winchester High School
Larivee
Collins
Grant
Winchester
Eaton
Duren
Loveland
South Boston Catholic Club Opens Season With 40–22 Win
The South Boston Catholic Club defeated the Allston Catholic Union 40 to 22 in Congress Hall. Phoenix and Torsney led South Boston, while Mohanafid Starkey starred for Allston with Starkey and Spellman from Brighton High School also noted.
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South Boston Catholic Club
South Boston
Congress Hall
Allston Catholic Union
Allston
Starkey
Spellman
Brighton
Phoenix
Torsney
Mohanafid Starkey
Everett Y M C A defeats Melrose 18 17 in final seconds
In Melrose on January 16 Knowlin the Everett Y M C A star forward hit a basket with five seconds left to seal an 18 to 17 victory. For Everett Knowlin Soar and Jackson starred while a French Anderton and Knapp shone for Melrose.
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Knowlin
Everett Y. M. C. A
Everett
French
Anderton
Knapp
Soar
Jackson
East Boston Triumph Over Melrose A. C. 74 to 18
In Lyceum Hall East Boston defeated Melrose A C 74 to 18 last night. The Melrose visitors fought hard but were outclassed by their hosts in the decisive matchup.
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Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Melrose A. C
Cambridge All Stars Fall to Holy Name Club 28–12
In a one sided game at Dahlgren Hall South Boston last evening the All Stars of Cambridge were defeated by the Holy Name Club of the Gate of Heaven Church by the score of 28 to 12.
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Dahlgren Hall
South Boston
All Stars of
Cambridge
Holy Name Club
Gate of Heaven Church
Newton Teams Win Two Night Basketball Games
At the Y M C A Hall Newton first team defeated Gloucester 33 to 10 and the Newton second team beat Boston second seven 37 to 14.
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Newton
Jan
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Gloucester
Boston
Madison A. C. Beats Grant A. C. 2 0 at Hilton Gym
In the Hilton gymnasium in the South End yesterday afternoon the Madison A. C. basketball team defeated the Grant A. C. 2 to 0.
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Hilton Gymnasium
South End
Madison A. C
Grant A. C
Chelsea Team Seeks Basketball Games
The St. Rose T. A. and B. basketball team of Chelsea seeks games. Address requests go to George A. Hederson at 56 Cherry Street, Chelsea.
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St. Rose T. A
Chelsea Desire Games
George A. Hederson
Cherry Street
Chelsea
Big Joe Harris Optimistic On Melrose Backcourt Ahead Of Spring
Boston baseball draft and unveiling feature Joe Harris of Melrose in prime shape for spring practice with Chick Stahl. Harris recalls last season’s rough start caused by stomach trouble and injuries to Criger and Cousins, but aims to be a key contributor and a standout pitcher for the Boston team. His younger brother Ned, a promising basketball player, also stars for Melrose.
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Stahl
Little Rock
Big Joe” Harris
Melrose
Fast Company
Big Joe
Saugus
Harris
Chick” Stahl
Ned
Joe
Harriss
Boston
Criger
Collinsn
Tech Fencing Rivalry Heads Toward Harvard Duel
Professor Pianelli of Harvard and Professor Lucien Fournon of Tech renew talks to meet for prize or glory. Fournon says he will fight on Pianelli s terms and values demonstrated US achievements over European claims.
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Pianelli
Harvard
Lucien Fournon
Tech
Professor Fournon
Europe
Foote Named Captain of Dartmouth Seven
Foote becomes captain of the Dartmouth seven, leading the crew in upcoming competitions. Sal replaces current leadership as the team readies for races under new command.
Foote Becomes Dartmouth Hockey Captain After Brooks Resigns
Ww C Foote Newton High School captain of the hockey seven in his senior year is elected captain of the Dartmouth team. He succeeds Eugene C Brooks who resigned last Friday due to a knee injury from football last fall.
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Ww. C. Foote
Newton
Dartmouth
Foote
Eugene C. Brooks
Brooks
Auto Show Notes Highlight New Columbia Car and Six-Cylinder Models
The Electric Vehicle Company markets a noiseless high powered Columbia with direct electric transmission suited for women drivers. The Matheson car shone in a New York Chicago run attracting crowds. Six cylinder Pierce Great Arrow, the Big Six and Winton XIV draw interest with advanced designs and smooth performance.
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Ralph Owen
New York
Florida
Pierce Great
Buffalo
Bretton Woods
N. H
Forbes Dey
Garden
Winton
Witherup Likely to Rejoin Nationals This Season
Leroy Witherup nicknamed the Rube by South End fans last season will be with the Boston club again after his contract arrived. A possible sale to Trenton is mentioned as Uniontown sought him, but Trenton manager Carney acted first. Witherup showed wildness on the mound for Uniontown, allowing easy baserunners.
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Leroy Witherup
South End
Amateur Boxing Championships Return to City at Mechanics Hall
The United States annual amateur boxing championships will be held at Mechanics Hall on April 29 and 30 after a two year pause. Sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union and Boston Athletic Association, the event is open to bona fide amateurs registered with AAU affiliated associations. Entries close April 22 with George W. Brown. weight classes range from Bantam to Heavy. Tickets restricted to AAU club members with orders filled in order.
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N. H
Mt. Washington
Jackson
Return
North Conway
Presidential Range
Lancaster
Dixville Notch
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Profile
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Montpelier
Poland Springs
New
United States
Boston Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Mechanics’ Hall
Amateur Athletic Associations
Amateur Athletic Union of the
George W. Brown
Exeter Street
Young Donohue Dominates Canole at Valley Walls
Roxbury boxer Young Donohue earned praise after a strong victory over Martin Canole at Valley Walls. Manager Steve Mahoney received several offers but rejected them as plans to box Hyland or Herman on the coast develop. Possible West Coast matchups and a potential meeting with Tommy Murphy at a local club loom. The Charlestown amateur show is postponed for two weeks. Lowell’s Spindle City and Hawthorne clubs pursue Willie Cornell and Jeff Doherty. Hoops and boxing events shift across cities with Dougherty Russell and Handler Mason slated for January and late month clashes in Milwaukee and New Orleans.
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Roxbury
Martin Canole
Valley Walls
Steve Mahoney
Hyland
Herman
Tommy Murphy
Charlestown
Hawthorne Athletic Club
Spindle City Athletic Club
Lowell
Willie Cornell
Jeff Doherty
Jack Dougherty
Uwuk Russell
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Jimmy Handler
Newark
N. J
Louis Mason
New Orleans
McGovern Benefit Draws Near $1000 in Philadelphia
Terry McGovern headlined a National A C benefit in Philadelphia with all boxers volunteering and local referees officiating. Highlights included New York’s Jimmy Moran defeating Philadelphia’s Young Kid Broad in six rounds and Joe Wagner beating Young Jack Hanlon in six. Willie Lucag defeated Harry Luntz and Phil McGovern beat Young Flynn. George Jansen nearly stopped Unk Russell in six rounds. Gans and Corbett closed with three exhibitions.
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Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
National A. C
Jimmy Moran
New York
Young Kid Broad
Joe Wagner
Jack Hanlon
Willie Lucag
Harry Luntz
Phil Mce- Govern
Young Flynn
Unk
Russell
George Jansen
Joe Gans
Young Corbett
Squires Bursts Into Pugilistic Limelight
The account recalls Bill Squires entering boxing after a coal miner start and a traveling show altercation. He staged a convincing debut after being urged to fight on stage, defeating the visiting expert in the first round and forcing a rest in the second, with friends steering his early career toward lasting ringside prominence.
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Bill Squires
Jeffries
Squires
Bill
Pres
Bill Lindsay
Dan Creedon
Mike Ryan
Tim Murphy
Tommy Flivnn
Jim Fennacy
Dineen Quiet About Plans For Next Season
Syracuse January 16 Billy Dineen the pitcher who recently married Jennie Quinn returned from Western Pennsylvania. Asked if he would play with the Bostons again he said he has not signed but would doubtless play with them. He noted Mr Taylor’s city visit and implied signing plans for the coming season.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Billy Dineen
Jennie Quinn
Pennsylvania
Bostons
Taylor
Dineen
Medford High School Hockey Beats Mechanic Arts 1–0
The Medford High School team defeated Mechanic Arts High School on Brooks Pond by a 1 to 0 score this afternoon.
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Medford
Mechanic Arts High School
Brooks Pond
Sophomores Win Opener In Harvard Interclass Series
In Harvard Stadium yesterday the sophomores defeated the seniors 2 to 1 in the first game of the inter class series.
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Harvard
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