Robinson to Fight Wilson in Major Boxing Card
George Robinson of Cambridge meets Johnny Wilson of New York in a 10 round bout at the Commercial A. C. tomorrow night. The card also features Jimmy Kenny versus Walter Bartlett in a 12 round draw rematch and additional 10 round bouts with Mike Crowley and Bob Smiley, plus Dan McCormack facing Jimmy Marks to open the show.
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George Robinson
Cambridge
Johnny Wilson
New York
A. C
Jimmy Kenny
Wakefield
Walter Bartlett
Lawrence
Gloucester
Fish City
Mike Crowley
Malden
Bob Smiley
Dan McCormack
Jimmy Marks
Joe McCarthy
Connolly
Tommy Robson
Joe
Robson
Bill McKinnon
Jimmy Gardner
Joe Eagan
Gossip for Motorists: Boston Auto Moves and Talks
The Lenox car now roots at 889 Boylston Street with D S Howard as president and sales manager. Andrew O’Brien takes over Ter Maxter Truck and Tractor Co distribution at 823 Boylston Street. Bay State Auto Club members heard Joseph S Conty’s luncheon on Russia US trade. Studebaker’s W T Bush visited Boston for talks with G N Jordan’s team. Barney Oldfield predicts a new three mile a minute car built with a Miller twin six chassis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Row
Boylston Street
D. S. Howard
Andrew O’brien
Maxter Truck and Tractor Company
Joseph S. Conty
Hotel Lenox
Bay State Automobile Club
United States
Barney Oldfield
Barney
Harry Miller
Los Angeles
Boston College High Natators Defeat Medford in Dual Meet
Boston College High defeated Medford High 27 to 24 at the Malden Y.M.C.A. pool. Murnane starred, winning the 20 and 40 yard events and anchoring the relay victory for BC High. Medford took top spots in 100 yard, Plunge, and Diving events, but BC High clinched the final relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College High
Medford High
Murnane
B. C
Engel
Medford
Walenty
McDonald
Barrett
Monahan
Whittaker
Cohane
M. Ferrin
Gorman
Hurley
Sheehan
Anderson Faces Raymond Tonight at Grand Opera House
Sam Anderson of Harvard will wrestle Ed Raymond of Alliance Ohio tonight in Boston at the Grand Opera House the main event of the Thursday program. Fans expect a warm reception for Anderson in his first finish match in Boston in some time. Joe Willis of Boston meets Joe Tylen of Holyoke in a finish semi final.
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Sam Anderson
Harvard
Ed Raymond
Alliance, O
Grand Opera House
Sam
Boston
Joe Willis
Joe Tylen
Holyoke
Brooks Connolly Bout Draws Town Hype At Grand Opera House
The unexpected showing of Terry Brooks against Joe Connolly drew strong town talk after a near draw in a no decision bout. Brooks impressed with gameness and punch while Connolly landed more blows, prompting plans for a rematch and a stacked Armory A A card next Tuesday night including McKinnon Mantell and others.
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Terry Brooks
Joe Connolly
Grand Opera House
Brooks
Charlestown
Terry
Connolly
Exeter Beats Rindge Tech In River Hockey Opener
Exeter opened its season by defeating Rindge Tech 3 to 1 in a game played on the Exeter River due to a poor rink. Captain White starred for Exeter and Kelly led Rindge.
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Exeter
N. H
Rindge Tech
White
Kelly
Rindge
Britt and Hansen Set for 12 Round Unity Card
Frankie Britt New England featherweight champion meets Larry Hansen of New York in the feature 12 round bout at Unity Cycle A. C. in Lawrence. Weigh in at 128 pounds ring side.
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Lawrence
Frankie Britt
New England
Larry Hansen
New York
Unity Cycle A
Princeton beats Yale in four to three hockey thriller
In New Haven Princeton edged Yale 4 to 3 after a decisive goal by Humphreys 18 seconds into the third overtime. The game featured standout individual rushes and a strong team move by Princeton, with Armour and Cushman contributing goals.
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New Haven
Princeton
Yale
Humphreys
Humphrey
Sheen
Scully
Hills
Eeeep W, Stanley
McKwaine Schoen
Seeaersen
Armour
Biérwirth
Cushman
Schoen
Rod —Humphreys
York
Ord
Rhode Island State to Play Holy Cross
Rhode Island State College announces an eight game football schedule for next fall with Holy Cross making its first appearance. The slate includes Brown at Providence Wesleyan at Middletown Maine at Orono New Hampshire College at Kingst on Holy Cross at Kingston Boston College at Boston Navy New York University at New York and Connecticut Agricultural College at Storrs. Colgate is not on the list.
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Rhode Island State
Holy Cross
Kingston
R. I
Rhode Island State College
Colgate
Brown
Providence
Wesleyan
Middletown
Milton High Defeats Brighton 8 to 1 At Cunningham Rink
Milton High dominated Brighton 8 to 1 at Cunningham Rink East Milton. Parsons Pond and Ellsworth scored for Milton while Fuller and Mahoney starred for Brighton. Goals credited to Parsons Pond Wilsworth Fuller. Referee Farrell timer Faxon. Time 15 minute halves attendance 250.
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Milton High
Brighton
Cunningham
East Milton
Parsons
Pond
Ellsworth
Fuller
Mahoney
Brighton High
McDonald
Seeeesseueeeveot
Mahoney Pond
Rogers Finishes Training for Zbyszko Showdown
Joe Rogers completed the hard part of his training and will rest up before his match with Zbyszko at Mechanics Building tomorrow night. He projects a bold upset, confident he will surprise his opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rogers
Mechanics’ Building
Joe
Zbyszko
Andover Hockey Team Upset In Overtime Victory
Stone School shocked Andover with a 2 1 overtime win at the Andover rink as both teams played fast defense. Bill Hagen scored the decisive goal in a brilliant shot during a two five minute overtime period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Stone School
Bill Hagen
Belmont High School Skates to 10-0 Victory Over Watertown
Belmont High School hockey team rolled to its third straight win beating Water town High School 10 to 0 at Belmont. Starters and reserves combined for a dominant shutout with Belmont controlling the play from the opening faceoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont High School
Watertown
Belmont
Fraternity Faces Major League Ban Over Player Signing
New York reports that John Tener and Ban Johnson announce the Players Fraternity will not be recognized by the National and American leagues. Clubs must deal with players individually. President Fultz foresees strain with organized labor and baseball law. contracts for John Murray and C A Causey with the New York club are announced.
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New York
John Tener
National League
Ban Johnson
American League
Johnson
Chicago
Fultz
Htow
American Federation of Labor
John Murray
C. A. Causey
Murray
Causey
Giants
Waco
Weeghman responds to Fultz threat ahead of training trip
Chicago January 17 Charles H Weeghman president of the Chicago Nationals says players who have not signed and joined the training train to Pasadena February 20 will be treated as nonmembers, in reply to David L Fultz president of the Baseball Players Fraternity who threatened a strike.
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Chicago
Charles
Weeghman
Chicago Nationals
David L. Fultz
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Pasadena
Cal
Worcester Players Targeted by Yankees Move to Probe Reserves
Edward F. Smith, president of the Worcester club in the Eastern league, received a letter from the New York Yankees business manager requesting detailed information on locally reserved players. He and others fear the Yankees seek Class B talent as strike breakers, aligning with President Huston’s stance that only new big leaguers should be used in strike situations.
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Worcester
Edward F. Smith
New York Yankees
Smith
T. L. Huston
Yankees
Walker Named Hockey Captain for Harvard Freshmen
Norman 8 Walker of Castle Corners was yesterday chosen captain of Harvard's freshman hockey team. He previously led St. Pauls at Concord New Hampshire and was a key defender on the 1920 Cambridge squad.
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Norman
Walker
Castle Corners
Harvard
St. Paul’s
Concord
N. H
Cambridge
Kalagher Elected Captain of Worcester Tech Grid Team
Worcester Tech fullback William P. Kalagher, a 1918 class member, was elected captain of the 1917 team at Worcester. He has started for the squad for three years.
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Worcester Tech
Kalagher
Worcester
William P. Kalagher
Kaleagher
Belmont High routs Watertown 11 to 0 on Mill Pond
Belmont High defeated Watertown 11 to 0 at Mill Pond in Waverley yesterday afternoon. Ford scored six goals to lead the lopsided win for Belmont.
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Belmont High
Watertown
Mill Pond
Waverley
Ford
Massachusetts Golf Association Holds Peaceful Annual Meeting
Seventy three delegates from 38 clubs attended the Mas sachusetts Golf Association annual meeting and banquet at the Exchange Club. Henry H. Wilder became president, replacing Harry Ayer after 18 years, with Paul R. Clay as vice president and Joseph B. Russell Jr. as treasurer and B K. Stephenson as secretary. The executive committee elected A D. Locke sole candidate to a place on the nominees list. other officers and speakers addressed amateurism and reinstatement debates in a cordial session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masachusetts Golf Association
Exchange Club
Henry H. Wilder
The
Country Club
Harry Ayer
Paul R. Clay
Merrimac Valley Country Club
Joseph B. Russell, Jr
Dedham Country and Polo Club
B. K. Stephenson
Winchester Country Club
A. D. Locke
Braeburn Country Club
A. J. A. Hamilton
Belmont Springs Country Club
H. C. Keith
Brockton Golf Club
H. J. Nichols
Albemarle Golf Club
Samuel B. Reed
Wollaston Golf Club
Rodney W. Brown
Meadowbrook Golf Club
J. B. Chase
Woodland Golf Club
J. C. T. Baldwin
Chestnut Hill Golf Club
8. K. Sterne
Worcester Golf Club
Wilder
Webster Thayer
Francis Culmet
L. B. Folsom
G. Herbert Windeler
Bart Stephenson
Slow Ballers Disappearing From Major Leagues
The piece notes Nap Rucker and Jean Dubuc retiring from Brooklyn and Detroit after long service as slow ball pitchers. It recalls Jack Warhop Al Demaree and the challenges of slow curves, quoting McGraw about Demaree and highlighting a lengthy era of crafty pitching fading from the majors.
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Nap Rucker
Brooklyn
Jean Dubuc
Detroit Tigers
Jack Warhop
Hop
Harlem
Warhop
Jack
al Demaree
Monkeys
Giants
Demgree
McGraw
Demaree
Minnesota moves to repeal boxing law in legislature
ST PAUL Minnesota jan 17 a bill to repeal the law permitting boxing bouts was introduced in the state legislature today.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Sports Sketches and Notes on Collegiates and Pro Players
A collection of jottings on rowing legends James F Ormond and Yale Harvard hockey plans while George Davis trains under Harry Barwise. Mentions Princeton and Dartmouth football captains Marion Wilson and Florimond Dussolsson, plus boxing updates on Billy Miske Bat Levinsky and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moran
Fred Mitchell
Lavender-Demaree
Pat
Mitchell
Cub
Demaree
Giant
Jimmy Lavender
Princeton
Marion Wilson
Dartmouth
Florimond Dussolsson
Wrestling rules debate over falls in catch and Graeco Roman styles
The discussion centers on what constitutes a fall in catch as catch can and Graeco Roman wrestling. A argues for two shoulders and one hip pinned, B for two shoulders only. The consensus notes two shoulders on the mat are needed in both styles, the old three-point method is outdated. Additional notes mention ticket applications and training schedules, plus Zbyszko brothers in Europe.
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Terry Brooks
Joey Connolly
Brooks
Athletic
Exeter Street
Harvard
Stanislaus Zbyssko
Waldeck Zbyszko
English High Beats Mechanic Arts High in Track Meet
English High defeated Mechanic Arts 50 to 10 at East Armory yesterday afternoon. Coach Dan OFlaherty’s team swept all events led by Gootner in the 100 yard dash.
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English High
Mechanic Arts
East Armory
Dan O’flaherty
Gootner
Harvard Freshmen Triumph Over Milton Academy Hockey
The Harvard freshmen defeated Milton Academy 6 to 1 at the academy rink. Harvard led 3-0 after the first period, then held off a late push as Louderback made numerous stops. Emmons Walker and B H Cabot contributed with goals and teamwork.
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Harvard
Milton Academy
Academy
Louderback
Emmons
Walker
BH. Cabot
Watlin to Meet Gerard in Hippodrome Card at Southbridge
Tony Wat lin the Boston featherweight star meets Al Gerard of Boston in a 10 round bout at the Hippodrome Southbridge tomorrow night staged by the Fairview A C. Jimmy Kenny of Wakefield and Young Parquette of Worcester also in 10 rounders with Joe Hagan and Karl Herz in a third bout.
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Southbridge
Tony Watlin
Boston
al Gerard
Hippodrome
Fairview A. C
Jimmy Kenny
Wakefield
Young Parquette
Worcester
Joe Hagan
Karl Herz
Melrose High Triumphs 6 1 Over Malden at Ell Pond
Melrose High defeated Malden High 6 to 1 yesterday afternoon on Ell Pond Melrose. Leon ard and Sanford scored two goals each while Holden and Captain Ross contributed on defense Malden appeared out of form in its first contest
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Melrose High
Malden High
Ell Pond
Melrose
Malden
Leonard
Sanford
Holden
Ross
Middlesex School ice hockey beats Lexington 7 to 3
Middlesex School defeats Lexington High School 7 to 3 in the season opener at Concord. Middlesex improves to 1 0 while Lexington starts 0 1 in the early boys hockey schedule.
Williams Signs Up Chicago Lefty Pitcher
Claude Williams, a young left hand pitcher for the Chicago Americans, signed his contract today with President Comiskey announcing the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Claude Williams
Chicago Americans
Comiskey
Illinois House Debates 10-Round Boxing Bill
Springfield reports the Illinois House introduces a bill to legalize 10 round boxing bouts to a decision. The measure targets regulated prize fighting and seeks official oversight for matches in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
House of Representatives
O'Sullivan Stars in Arena Hockey Club Victory
Paul O'Sullivan charged to prominence in Boston hockey at the Arena last night. He scored three goals and assisted on another as Arena Hockey Club defeated Boston Hockey Club 7 to 2 in a masterful display of the sport.
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Paul O'Sullivan
Boston
Arena Hockey Club
Boston Hockey Club
Arena Tops Boston H C in Clean Midweek Hockey Clash
The Arena rink seven beat Boston Hockey Club 5 to 2 with O Sullivan shining and Synnott Conrey Irving Small also strong. Boston misses Bob Phillips causing a tougher matchup as Doty and Claflin score for the Boston side. The game featured a 2 1 halftime Arena lead and a decisive finish with three Arena goals in the second half.
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Boston
Boston Hockey Club
Bob” Phillips
O'Sullivan
Synnott
Conrey
Irving
Norman Small
O’sullivan
Mackay
Conley
Gus Doty
Arena
Doty
Claflin
Boston H
Bynnett
Doty N. Small
Timore
F. Murphy
Foote
Wendell
Arlington High School Ice Team Rout Ranger on Spy Pond
The Arlington High School second ice hockey seven defeated the Massachusetts training ship Ranger team 9 to 0 on Spy Pond Arlington yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington High School
Massachusetts
Ranger
Spy Pond
Arlington
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