Electric trucks steal the show at Garden show
At the Garden show General Vehicle Company and General Motors Truck Company unveil electric trucks from 1000 pounds to five tons with coach bodies and remote service lines. The Intercolonial and B A A hockey clash draws 6000 fans as Doc Leslie scores for the B A A in a tight 2 0 game.
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Boston
Day Baker
New England
Baker
General Motor Company
John Lansden
Hotel Oregon
Portland
Oregon
General Motors Truck Company
F. N. Phelps
Baker Electric
Baker Company
Pope- Hartford Company
Spring Water Company
Pope-Hartford
George Hudson
Harry Haupt
Alco
Long Island B Express Company
Alcos
Mechanics’ Building
Detroit Electric
Anderson Electric Car Company of
Detroit
Nicholas Rummelfanger
James A. Binney
Mechanics
Garden
Doc Miller Signals Comeback for Braves in 1912
A Boston Post report quotes Doc Miller a physician and former Brave, declaring readiness to resume baseball in 1912 after a season away. He credits manager Ward for new plans and notes teammates Kling Ingerton Flaherty and others aiming for improved performance as Southern camps approach.
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Boston
Georgia
Arkansas
Curves
Joe Wood
Larry Gardner
Bill Sweeney
al Bridwell
Charlie Wagner
Doc Miller
Doc
New York
Miller
Ward
Paul
Kling
Philadelphia
Lotty Ingerton
Peninsula
Flaherty
Pat
South
Waltham Swimmers Beat Newton Y M C A in Pool Meet
Waltham High School swimmers defeated the Newton Y M C A 28 to 17 in Newton. Brookline Swimming Club exhibitions followed with diving and swimming. Polo match captained by B J James and F O Hearn ended 2 goals to 1 for O Hearn's team.
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Waltham High School
Newton Y. M. C. A
Newton Y M. C. A
Brookline Swimming Club
B. J. James
F. O’hearn
Dartmouth freshmen beat St Anselm’s in season opener
In Hanover New Hampshire the Dartmouth freshmen defeated St Anselm's College 12 to 8 in the first game of the season. Winship starred for the 1915 squad and Derby played well for the visitors.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
St. Anselm
Winship
Derby
Collegians
Fragmented Listing Skews Contact Details
OCR fragment shows partial phone-like numbers and stray characters. No clear event or names identified. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the readable text.
B A A Defeats Intercolonials in Narrow Hockey Victory
The B A A edged the Intercolonials 1 to 0 at the Boston Arena in a hard fought clash. The two teams had a heated rivalry after a previous 1 1 tie and produced an intense, well played contest.
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Doc Leslie
Garon
Rogers
Unicorn
John Heron
Boston
Action at American A C Bouts
Eight fast rounds opened the card at the American A C as John Reno former heavyweight national amateur champion made his pro debut against Jerry Gaines market champion Reno looked heavier Gaines appeared frail and the weight handicap dominated the bout with many punches driving Gaines back to the ropes.
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John Reno
Jerry Gaines
A. C
Reno
Gaines
Reno Gaines Fight Ends In Even Back-And-Forth Bout
The amateur contest showcases Reno a Italian in a tight four round exchange with Gaines delivering decisive jabs to the midriff and face. Gaines rebounds after a cautious start while Farren of North End knocks out Young Mitchell in the semi final and several preliminaries feature Cambridge boxers Cohen Slupsky and Snowball versus Benny Burke.
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Gaines
Cy Goodwin
Boston
Young Scanlon
Cambridge
Goodw
Joe Farren
North End
Young Mitchell
Farren
Mitchell
Mike Cohen
Pat Slupsky
Snowball
Washington, D. C
Benny Burke
Attell Brown Bout A Farce At National Sporting Club
New York January 18 The Attell Brown match drew a huge crowd but the fight proved a sham as Brown won while Attell refused to engage. Attell’s flashy moves drew laughs and Brown pressed forward but failed to land clean punches amid a dubious atmosphere and poor quality exchanges.
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New York
Abe Attell
Knockout Brown
National Sporting Club
Brown
Attell
Abe
Poehler Sets World Candlepin Mark in New Hampshire Match
Paul Poehler of Portsmouth set a new world record in a 10 string candlepin match at Arcade alleys in Portsmouth by totaling 1111 against Arch ie Walsh of Boston who scored 1049. Poehler lines were 105 111 108 131 102 94 108 121 106 98. Walsh had 125 93 99 100 105 100 109 125 97 96. Poehler to face John Christopher in Boston for the New England candlepin title within a month.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Paul Poehler
Archie Walsh
Boston
Berlin
Poehler
Walsh
John Christopher
New England
New Hampshire
Bay State Women Win Pinehurst Winter Golf Tournament
A field of 106 golfers entered the winter event in Pinehurst. A triple 82 tied Maxwell Brocker and Robison for the Bross score trophy. Walter Fisher and others tied for first division qualification before Fisher moved to the second division. Top women prize winners include Mrs Freeman and Miss Maule among others.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Advertising Golf Association
L. W. Maxwell
C. W. Brocker
New York
Robison
Rochester
Bross
Interior
Walter L. Fisher
C. A. Speakman
H.S. Paine
Fisher
William C. Freeman
M. Eleanor Freeman
Elinor Maule
Philadelphia
James P. Gardner
Chicago
W. F. Smith
Boston
Ruth French
North Attleboro
Red Sox Sign Henriksen and Bushelmen for Season Opener
Outfielder Henriksen and pitcher Bushelmen submitted signed contracts to President James McAleer yesterday. Both players affirmed fitness and readiness as the season approaches.
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Henriksen
Bushelmen
James McAleer
Red Sox
Herrmann Sues Doom Over 1912 Pennant Copyright
Garry Herrmann sues Chass Doom claiming copyright infringement for announcing the Philadelphia Nationals as pennant winners before Herrmann performed as customary, arguing the act crimped legal precedent and damaged his rights.
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Garry Herrmann
Chass
Philadelphia Nationals
Garry
Yale to Meet Lafayette in Historic 1912 Gridiron Faceoff
Yale releases its 1912 football schedule with ten games all on campus except Princeton and West Point. Lafayette joins the slate replacing Virginia Tech, while Washington and Jefferson return after four years.
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Conn
Yale
Lafayette
Scragg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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New York University
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West Point
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Holy Cross
Syracuse
Colgate
Brown
Harvard
National Commission backs enlarging United States for balance
A cautious National Commission considers expanding the United States to allow more leagues and greater opportunity. The proposal seeks to curb crowding by providing wider representation and chances for competition.
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National Commission
United States
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