Decide League Lead Tonight
The Unicorns face Arena Hockey Club at Boston Arena in a key Amateur League clash that could decide the Boston division race. Unicorns hold a half game lead after two wins, Arena one win, one loss, and a decisive Arena win would balance the standings as fans anticipate a thrilling showdown.
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Boston A A Sanda and Team Rally for Victory
A Boston squad led by Sanda and Hutchinson faced Upton in a late game. Osgood, Downing, James, and Skilton contributed as Huntington and Donahue supported on defense and scoring.
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Arena Lineup Girds for Batlie With Unicorns Tonight
Lineup includes Myra Conley Healy and O Sullivan with Small Nowell and Synnott in the Arena forward line. Conley recovering from tonsillitis and Myra troubled by an injury but hoped to play. Spectators favor improved passing over individual play and expect Arena to push Unicorns if O Sullivan is in top condition.
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Care for Aged Baseball Players Considered by Leagues
Chicago January 19. B B Johnson president of the American league says a home for aged baseball players could be easily established and funded perhaps by a portion of World Series receipts. Major league club owners have informally discussed the idea but not acted.
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B. B. Johnson
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Young Jasper Stopped by Morris Plymouth Bout Ends Early
In Boston at the Pas Time Theatre Johnny Morris of Montreal defeated Young Jasper in seven rounds after handler Al Delmont threw in the towel. Young Jackson beat Battling Kelly in two rounds in the semi final. In Princeton, Penn routed Princeton 18 to 13 in an intercollegiate league game.
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Busy Stove League Bursts With Names In Season Talk
The piece surveys baseball pros and moguls debating schedules and strikes as Dave Fultz objects to the fracas. It notes Bingham’s withdrawal from BA A plans and traces runners and boxers like Pooch Donovan Harvard runners Tris Speaker and Millrose entrants.
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Hot Stove League
Pick Duffy for Coach at Harvard
Harvard last night named Hugh Duffy of Portland Maine as coach of the 1917 varsity baseball team. The Harvard Athletic Association deposited a one year contract bearing his signature in the safe, and the Crimson is assured of big league baseball guidance for its players.
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Duffy Emerges As Dark Horse For Harvard Coaching Post
Duffy, a 29 year baseball veteran, vies for Harvard’s vacant coaching spot after Red Doom exits over salary demands. The candidate field includes Joe Birmingham Fred Tenney and Arthur Devlin, with Duffy poised to take over the new Cambridge nine while selling his Portland Eastern league franchise.
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Amatuer Bouts at Brockton Club Host Nine Fights
A St Patrick's T A C boxing tournament in Brockton featured nine bouts across 108 135 and 158 pound classes. Tom Carrom of Boston won the 108 pound class over George Delano, Joe Malanson of Boston beat Ed La Terny in the 135 pound final, and Billy Callins of Braintree defeated Joe Kelliher of Quincy for the 158 pound title.
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Tom Carrom
Boston
George Delano
Joe Malanson
Ed la Terny
Billy Callins
Braintree
Joe Kelliher
Quincy
Robinson Beats Wilson in 10 Round Somerville Bout
George Robinson of Cambridge won the referee's decision over Johnny Wilson of New York in a 10 round bout at the Commercial A C. Wilson started slow and failed to adjust as Robinson controlled the pace with body shots and steady leads. Other results included Walter Bartlett defeating Jimmy Kenny in a 10 rounder, Mike Crowley stopping Bob Smiley after two rounds, and Dan McCormack beating Joe McCormack for the blue ribbon.
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New York
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Joe Rivers
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Grand Opera House
Walter Bartlett
California
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Wakefield
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Bob Smiley
Mike Crowley
Malden
Newton High Defeats Somerville 3 0 Interscholastic League
Newton High triumphed over Somerville High 3 to 0 at the Arena in an Interscholastic League clash. Buntin scored twice and Hughes added a goal as Newton dominated play, keeping Somerville to eight shots with La Croix repelling many attempts. Gilman stood out for Somerville in goal.
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Wrestler bouts begin at YMCA Springfield series
The YMCA wrestling club starts amateur bouts on February 10 at Springfield. Contact H H Kaufman, manager of the Boys YMCA, 48 Boylston St. A separate military athletic event occurs at Coast Artillery Corps games on January 27.
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Frazee to Visit Red Sox Boston Headquarters Today
President Harry H. Frazee of the Red Sox is due at the Boston offices this morning after signaling from New York last night. Two signed contracts and two unsigned were received at the club, with the senders unnamed, likely indicating new players purchased from the minors.
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Commerce Track Team Wins Meet
The High School of Commerce defeated Somerville High 5 to 13 at the East Armory yesterday afternoon. Commerce won first in every event except the 600 yard dash, where Somerville’s captain Roach finished.
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Milton High Edges Canton High 9 to 6
Milton High defeated Canton High at Cunningham Rink Milton yesterday afternoon 9 to 6. Parsons led Milton with five goals while Captain Pond added four. Canton’s Capen Cushman contributed two and Capen eight notes. Attendance listed as 115.
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Loomis Ties 50 Yard Indoor Record in Chicago Meet
Joe Loomis the Chicago Athletic Association sprinter who recently returned from Norway equalled the A A A indoor 50 yard record of 5 25 seconds in the C A A and Northwestern University meet tonight in Chicago.
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Huntington Defeats Powder Point in Y M C A Meet
Huntington School boys triumphed over Powder Point with a 7 to 4 score at the YMCA track event held yesterday afternoon. Home team dominated events, piling up points through sprint and field wins.
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Indians All Sign Except Bobby Roth
Cleveland club president James Dunn announced all players except Bobby Roth had signed 1917 contracts. Dunn said a threatened strike would not cripple the team and expected Roth to agree within a week.
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Zbyszko Defeats Rogers in Wrestling Carnival Feature
Waldeck Zbyszko of Poland and Greece's William Demetral plus Cyclone Burns of Boston won at Mechanics' Building last night. Zbyszko beat Joe Rogers in two falls after a tight hour long struggle, first with a leg lift and body hold then a body roll out of a bridge. Demetral defeated Hilmer Johanson in two straight falls and Burns won by disqualification over John Draak.
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McLean Bets $500 on McKinnon Victory in Big Rawweight Clash
Alec McLean says Bill McKinnon will defeat Frank Mantel in the Triple A bout at the Grand Opera House Tuesday night. He predicts a fast hard fight but favors McKinnon to win without trouble and has already staked $500 on the outcome.
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Arlington High Meets Wakefield in Season Opener at Spy Pond
The first interscholastic hockey game of the season will be played this afternoon on Spy Pond in Arlington between Arlington High School and Wakefield High School.
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Winchester Wins Game In Postponed Hockey Clash
In a postponed game at Winchester yesterday afternoon, Winchester High School defeated Lexington High School 9 to 9 in an overwhelming score.
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Concord High Hockey Faces Winchester This Afternoon
Concord High School hockey players meet Winchester this afternoon led by goaltender Homer Allen. The game pits the Concord boys against the visitors in a late-season showdown on home ice.
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Middlesex School Ice Hockey to Host Clinton High
Middlesex School's seven will meet Clinton High on the Middlesex rink in North Concord this afternoon in a regional hockey clash.
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