Carter Beats Choynski In Controversial Boston Bout
Carter won by decision after a low blow in the first round floored Choyn ski, who later said the punch was accidental. Referee Jimmy Colville defended the ruling despite the boos. Choyn ski suffered a groin injury and could not continue as Carter claimed the foul was unintentional. preliminaries saw Jack Riley defeat Harry Snelling and Eddy Carr outpoint Ralph Kelly in an eight rounder.
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Kid Carter
Joe Choynski
Criterion A. C. Mast
Jimmy Colville
Boston
Carter
Choynski
Colville
Mr. Colville
Col
Jack Riley
Roxbury
Harry Snelling
Canada
Eddy Carr
South Boston
Ralph Kelly
Cambridge
Carr
Kelly
Little Harry Gleason May Play With St. Louis Browns
Diminutive Harry Gleason, famed for his versatility with Collins, is expected to join the St. Louis Browns this season if Padden cannot regain form. Reports from St. Louis say Gleason may take second base and receive a warm Huntington Avenue welcome from fans. Gleason impressed as a nervous, earnest player at second, third, and in the outfield, and was reliable at bat.
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Harry Gleason
Collins
St. Louis
Padden
Gleeson
St. Louis Browns
Huntington ‘Avenue
Hoto
Godfrey
Meridén
Conn
Boston
Captain Clark to Train Harvard's Track Team
Harvard track candidates heard Ellery H. Clark announce his plans to coach in spring at Soldiers Field. Clark, Harvard class of 1909, held national titles in multiple events and aims to develop dark horses for big meets in Philadelphia and on Soldiers Field. One hundred three men submitted names at the mass meeting in Massachusetts Hall Cambridge.
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Harvard
Upper Massachusetts Hall
Cambridge
Ellery H. Clark
Soldiers Field
Clark
Hee
Philadelphia
Evert Wendell
New York
Captain Rust
Graham
Jack Hallowell
W. FF. Garcelon
Tufts fixes dates for college athletics meets
Tufts College advisory board approved track and indoor meet dates in Medford. Candidates are permitted to run in the B A A meet on February 13 and the Lawrence Light Guard event on February 22 at the Medford Armory. The indoor interclass meet will be February 17 at College Hill, and a 40 yard straightaway track will be built in the baseball cage for sprinters. Dr Charles C Stroud resigns as graduate football adviser. Alfred M Bond is temporarily appointed.
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Tufts College
Medford
Ward Gymnasium
Warner
Medford Armory
Lawrence Light Guard
College Hill
Charles C. Stroud
Alfred M. Bond
Tufts Freshmen and Seniors Win Interclass Games
Tufts College held the second series of interclass basketball games at Goddard Gymnasium with freshmen routing juniors 38 to 8. Seniors edged sophomores 20 to 18, led by Bond in a second-half rally after a four point halftime deficit.
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Meedford
Tufts College
Goddard Gymnasium
Bond
City Skating News Highlights City Playground Surface Upgrades
A fragmented skating bulletin from the department outlines improvements at multiple city playgrounds and venues. Schools and parks such as Charlestown Charlesbank Columbus Avenue and Jamaica Pond are noted with references to good conditions and curling suitability, though some passages are garbled.
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Poe
Department For Today
Charlestown
Sevaccceses Cood
Charlesbank
Ee Island
Babes
Cseseeecs Billines
Good Gibson
Columbus Avenue
Cuccark
Teetee Aygroun
Cecescevets
Roslindale
Idavctonna
Jamaica Pond
Tufts Baseball Dates Set for Coming Season
Tufts College manager James H Hood announced a 20 game schedule with five home games and four open dates. The lineup includes Princeton Yale and a hoped for Pennsylvania clash. The slate features a New York trip and a Maine trip with Williams Trinity and Vermont dropped and Wesleyan Bates Colby and Maine added. Athletic ties with Bowdoin not yet resumed.
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Medford
James H. Hood
Tufts College
Princeton
Yale
Pennsylvania
New York
Maine
Williams
Trinity
University of Vermont
Wesleyan
Bates
Colby
University of Maine
Bowdoin
Fencing Exhibition Planned by Boston YMCA
The Boston YMCA plans a fencing exhibition and self defense demonstration on February 14. Several renowned fencers will perform, with J. M. Gelas, fencing club instructor, demonstrating self defense assisted by his son and daughter.
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Boston Y. M. C A
J. M. Gelas
Watson Griffo Tonight at Central Club in 12 Round Bout
Andy Watson and Kid Griffo of Philadelphia meet again at the Central Club tonight in a feature boxing affair. Their previous clash at the same club drew a lively crowd, and tonight’s 12 round bout is expected to be equally active with both fighters eager to engage. Bliszara Watts and Cyclone Robinson referenced.
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Andy Watson
Sterling Old Warrior
Kid Griffo
Philadelphia
Central Club
Bliszara. Watts
Cyclone Robinson
Joe Reed
al Dixon
Reed
Dixon
Kid Sammy
Kid Barrish
West End
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Kid Coffey
New York
Highland A. C
Marlboro
Chester Goodwin
Johnny Burdick
New Yorker
Harry Berger
Spike Sullivan
Coffy
Kid Pantz
Matty Baldwin
Cumberland Rowing Club
Portland
Kid Sullivan
Jimmy Briggs
Conservatory of Music meeting names officers in Boston
Bishop William Lawrence urged directing young women toward musical careers at the New England Conservatory annual Beneficent Society gathering in Boston. Officers elected include President Mary A. Livermore and vice presidents Julia Ward Howe Kate G Wills and Joseph Cook. others named among directors.
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Back Bay
North End
William Lawrence
Beneficent Society of the
Newland Conservatory of Music
Mary A. Livermore
Julia Ward Howe
Kate G. Wills
Joseph Cook
Caroline B. Ellis
Silas Peirce
H. M. Durham
O. B Mills
Frank B. Fay
H. G. Howe
E. B. Phinney
M. O. Childs
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Y. M. C. A. Fencers
Uts
Treshere
Veit
Thali At
Budweiser
Anheuser
Ibusch Brewing Ass’n
Criterion Club
Sullivan
Sammy
Myers
Joe
Bernstein
Joe Tipman
Billy Forsythe
Connecticut
Abe Attel
Tommy Lane
Johnny Regan
Young Sarsfield
Tommy Daly
Tammany Club
Young Donahue
Tommy Feltz
Joe Bates
East Boston
Peter
Ee Engiland
Jack
Charley O’rourke
O'Rourke
O’rourke
Rev. Mcleod
John Mooney
Elm Street
Charles A. Brown
Crescent Beach
Greater Boston
John Rooney
Lenox Club
Kid Brown
Billy Rice
John L. Sullivan
Jack Dwyer
Jimmy Hanlon
Biy
Griffin
Patsey McKenna
Renee O’brien
Harry Taylor
Joe Walcott
Billy Smith
Music Hall
Mechanics’ Building
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Rey
Lawrence
W. G. Keene
T. H. Lane Co
Univ
Uplubascu
The
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Makechnie
Chipman Bros
Geet Johnson
Herman N.evers
A. Brooks
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