Pitcher Anderson to Join Red Sox
Fred Anderson, the Southern dentist, signed with the Red Sox yesterday and may boost Jake Stahl's pitching staff. He previously refused to join the team at Hot Springs two years ago. President Ward arrives in the city and will meet with owner James Gaffney and Manager Kling to discuss trades and news.
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Red Sox
Jake Stahl
Fred Anderson
Anderson
Hot Springs
Ward
James Gaffney
Kling
Boston
Devlin-Mattern
Red Sox recruit Anderson and Yerkes boost Worcester title bid
Anderson and Steve Yerkes joined Worcester after South Carolina League drafts, boosting their pennant chances as Gunderson pitched superbly and Yerkes hit hard. Anderson, then a UNC dentistry student, had two years suspended for skipping spring training but returns in March for Hot Springs. Eddie Cicotte signs with Boston, promising good form and control, while McAleer backs him for a strong season. Today Boston NL HQ prepares for a busy period.
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Anderson
Steve Yerkes
Steve Flanagan
Brockton
Yerkes
Red Sox
Taylor
Worcester
Gunderson
Hot Springs
University of North Carlina
Boston
Eddie Cicotte
Detroit
Cicotte
McAleer
Eddie
Kotte
Rival Sevens Meet Tonight for Local Hockey Title
Final practice sessions by the B. A. A. and Intercolonials set up an anticipated Arena showdown for the local amateur hockey championship. Captains Winsor and Skilton have unveiled their best lines as both teams, top Canadian exponents, aim for a decisive victory after a prior draw.
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Winsor
Skilton
Intercolonials
Gardner, Leslie, l. W
R. W
Marston Pa
Ce” Air Cp
Sargent Gym Girls Rout Winchester in 41 to 8 Victory
The Sargent Gym girls defeated Winchester High School 41 to 8 at Sargent Gymnasium. Star scorers Miss Grant with 10 and Miss Hotz with 9 led Sargent while Miss Pettingill and Miss Wellington top Winchester efforts. Attendance 250.
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Sargent Gym
Winchester High School
Sargent Gymnasium
Winchester
Miss Grant
Miss Hotz
Miss Pettingill
Miss Wellington
S. Combe
Parshley Bron
Ricks
Leeks
H. Lewis Wilson
Brunell
R. Lewis
Benetrowe
Vasaceass Seecesess l Ff
Wellington
Pettingill
Miss Wilson
Harvard Freshmen Triumph 8 1 Over St. Mark's in Hockey
Harvard Freshmen defeated St. Mark's School 8 to 1 in Southboro. Phillips led the visitors with five goals while Whitlock Winsor and Phillips added others. Referee Whidden and umpires Joseph Coolidge. Attendance about 200. Time two 15 minute periods.
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St. Mark’s School
Harvard
St. Mark’s
St. Mark's
Phillips
ST. Marks
Winsor
Peeeden F
Whitlock
Platt Philling
Armour
Foig St
Baseces
Eeesech
Ames
Philips Baker
Tapping, Taylor
Ervin
Coolidge OieBin
Landon Willams
Handy
Burns
Desseseees
Kent Wigglesworth
Mckee
Morgan
de Windt
Flichtner
Whidden
Joseph, Coolidge
Timer—Williame
Andover Defeats Lowell Textile in One-Sided 8–0 Victory
Andover overwhelmed Lowell Textile School seven with an 8 to 0 score. Middlebrook led with four goals, Murchie added two, Blunn and O Cumpaugh one each. Rowe starred for Lowell Textile. Umpires Donner and Bullivant officiated before about 200 fans as the match unfolded in two fast 16 minute halves.
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Andover
Lowell Textile Andover
Lowell Textile School
Murchie
Middlebrook
Blun
Rowe
Blunn
O’'Cumpaugh
Leitch W. H Smith
Cicotte Signs Up for a Promising Boston Season
Detroit born pitcher Eddie Cicotte reports back to President McAleer with renewed confidence after signing with the Boston team. He notes a profitable hotel restaurant venture in Michigan and aims to repay the fans with a strong season while balancing life beyond baseball.
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Cicotte
Detroit
Michigan
Knuckles
Lan Sing
Kalamazoo
Mich
Paul
McAleer
B A A Harvard Feature Race Set for Coast Artillery Meet
The B A A first team and Harvard will clash in the Coast Artillery Corps meet feature relay at the South Armory on Saturday evening January 27. Tech was slated to race Brown but vacation absences leave Holy Cross to face Providence. Classical High Worcester Boston Mechanics Art High School and Cathedral Athletic Association also entered.
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Coast Artillery Corps
South Armory
Tech
Brown
Holy Cross
Providence
Classical High
Worcester
Boston Mechanics Art High School
Cathedral Athletic Association
Arlington High Beats Boston English High 5-0
Arlington High School defeated English High 5 to 0 in yesterday's hockey game. Arlington led 1-0 at halftime as English played defense, then opened up in the second half with four goals, led by Bower and Ross who connected on multiple scores.
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Arlington High School
English High
Arlington Boys
Arlington High
Bower
Ross
Arlington
Rindge Technical 3 Winchester High 1 hockey win
The Rindge Technical School hockey team defeated Winchester High 3 to 1 at Winchester yesterday. Franccoeur Hubbard and Buckley starred for Rindge while the Goddu brothers and Neilly led Winchester. Attendance was 200 with Townsend refereeing.
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Winchester High
Winchester
Rindge
Francoeur
Hubbard
Buckley
Goddu Brothers
Neilly
Peedeeenesenes
Hilton Wheeler
Redeer
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Messenger
W. Goddu Hubbard
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Neilly Buckley
L. Goddu Sturtevant
Green
Eeeeeseeeeeees P
Tutein Moller
Thompson
Rindge T
Wheeler, Messenger
Townsend
Smith and York
Sawyer
Medford High blanks Stone School in 5 to 1 hockey win
Medford High's hockey team defeated Stone School 5 to 1 at the Arena. After a tight first half the Medford squad pulled away as Fahy scored the decisive third goal, with Davidson Donellan Lave and Baker among the scorers. Officials were Hoey Kinsman Early Culbane Norton.
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Sterling Hockey Seven
Stone School
Medford
Fahy
Lneup
Baker
Eveats
Shepard Streeter
WES
D. Day
Coy
Hylee Davidson
Lane Donellan
Sargent BR
Bereeeeeeves
German Oak in Boston for wrestling semi final
German heavyweight Carl Liebig arrived in Boston for training ahead of the Mechanics Building carnival semi final against Cyclone Burns. Liebig weighs about 210 pounds and will cut to around 206 for the bout. Zbyszko heads East from Minneapolis and plans training in the city. Advance ticket demand shows strong interest in the event.
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Carl Liebig
Cyclone Burns
Mechanics Building
Boston
Liebig
Burns
Zbyszko
Minneapolis
Henry Ordeman
Northwest
Malden High Defeats Boston College High 7 to 0 in Ice Hockey
Malden High School ihce hockey blanked Boston College High 7 to 0 at Craddock Park Malden yesterday afternoon. Connie Murphy scored Malden's lone point as the ice was poor and both teams matched evenly. Referee Drenne and umpires Peterson and Falvey officiated a 20 minute halves game with 100 in attendance.
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Boston College
H. S
Malden High School
Ihce
Boston College High School
Craddock Park
Malden
Connie
Murphy
Malden H
Wiis
Connolly Osberg
Shea
Brennan Smith
Seccevesee
MacGuire
O’brien
Rock Ridge Football Names Captain Eddie Lambert
Eddie Lambert of Revere was yesterday elected captain of the Rock Ridge Hall football team for next year. He played at Revere High for three years then at Wellesley Hills and last year at fullback for Rock Ridge. Letters for meritorious work went to S Wood, Wood, Smith, Felt, Lesear, Sada, Johnson, Lambert, Chamberlain, O’Connor, McCandles, Zinn, Lovett, and Gilman.
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Revere
Rock Ridge Hall
Lambert
Revere High
Wellesley Hills
Rock Ridge
S. Wood
Wood
Smith
Felt
Lesear
Sada
Johnson
Chamberlain
O’connor
McCandles
Zinn
Lovett
Gilman
Yale Freshmen announce hockey schedule in New Haven
Yale freshmen reveal their 1916 hockey schedule with games in New Haven and away. Matches include Princeton at New Haven January 27 and February 10, Harvard at New Haven February 17, and other dates against Hackley School, Yale 1916 at Andover, St. Paul, and Princeton at Concord N H.
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YALE
New Haven
Princeton
Harvard
Hackley School
Andover
Reading High Beats Milton High In Fast Basketball
Reading High won 17 to 12 at Milton High in a brisk game. McCloud Hartshorne and Gibbon led Reading. Leary and Carson stood out for Milton with several key plays.
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Reading High
Milton High
McCloud
Hartshone
Gibbon
Reading
Leary
Carson
Buck
J. McCloud
L. F Cembridge
Hartshorne
Ostenee
Chisholm Exits Athletics to Start Pittsburg Business
George A. Chisholm Yale intercollegiate champion hurdler will retire next season to start a business in Pittsburg. The famed blue champion declined the BA A games citing lack of time, leaving amateur athletics with one of its greatest hurdlers retiring from competition.
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George A. Chisholm
Yale
Pittsburg
Unicorn Athletic Committee
Chisholm
Alvin Kraenzlein
A. B. Shaw
Boston College Indoor Track Meet Set for Feb 19
Boston College A A meets will be held in the college gym on James Street February 19 with events including a 25 yard dash 440 yard run 880 yard run team races high jump and shot put Entries close February 14 with manager Joseph P. McHugh The head coach Bart Sullivan will select winners to represent the college at the February 19 meet A interclass meet is scheduled tomorrow to showcase top runners and likely close finishes
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Boston College A. A
Boston College
James Street
Joseph P. McHugh
Harrison Avenue
Bart’ Sullivan
East Boston Hyde Park Title Race Moves To Waverley Hall
Tomorrow evening the East Boston and Hyde Park basketball teams meet at Waverley Hall Hyde Park for the state championship series. In the first game East Boston defeated Hyde Park with Corbett Crowley Coady Desmond and Dearborn in the lineup while Hyde Park started Finn Renkert Vaughn Swift and Sullivan.
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East Boston
Hyde Park
Waverley Hall
East Boston Five
Corbett
Crowley
Coady
Desmond
Dearborn
Finn
Renkert
Vaughn
Swift
Sullivan
Salem Normal Defeats Dummer Academy in Rough Tilt
Salem Normal beat Dummer Academy at Salem Normal Gym by a decisive margin as Pie Long scored 20 points for the Normals The game was described as the roughest ever played at the Normal School with Salem displaying superiority in all departments.
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Salem Normal
Dummer Academy
Salem
Salem Normal Gym
Dummer
Pie’ Long
Normals
Lefty Marr Laid To Rest In Lone Funeral
The funeral of Charles Lefty Marr, famed Cincinnati baseball idol of 1890 and 1891, was held in New Britain Connecticut with no friends in attendance. The undertaker and assistants were the only ones present at the cemetery as Dagre observed no ceremony.
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Lefty Marr
New Britain
Conn
Charles
Lefty) Marr
Cincinnati
Dagre
Duffey C column on Chisholm and college track
George Chisholm the college champion hurdler will quit the sport while Johnny Mack Yale champion showed world beating potential with Olympic games near. Pro hockey matches at Arena and Harvard Princeton football rivalry noted. Vision of prize disputes at B A A meets and trainer Mike Murphy’s poor health discussed.
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George Chisholm
Johnny Mack
Yale
Alvin Kraenzlein
Chisholm
Brookline and Melrose Play Through Three Overtimes
Brookline High and Melrose High School hockey battled to a 2 2 tie after three overtime periods. Wanamaker and Anderson scored for Melrose and Brookline respectively as both teams surged with strong offense and stout defense in a rough, evenly matched game before 500 in attendance.
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Brookline High
Melrose
Brookline
Wanamaker
Kid Anderson
Anderson
Kelley
Comerford
Sterling Coree Wessneed Ees
Reewes
Cheissong
Melrose High
F. O'Hearn
Belt and
Newton
Langley
Church
Bergin to Coach Bowdoin Eleven Next Fall
Frank Bergin of Princeton, a Bowdoin football coach for two years, signed a contract to coach the Bowdoin eleven next fall in Brunswick Maine.
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Brunswick
Frank &. Bergin
Princeton
Bowdoin
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