Haughton Braves banquet ties to wrist watch fame fade
Percy Haughton’s public image shifts at a banquet with newspaper men, as fans rally behind the Braves in their pursuit of the National League pennant. Joe Lannin revises Fenway Park pricing to about $1, with 800 seats added at a quarter to favor cheaper tickets. Frank Gotch critiques Stecher while a rematch lure with Cyclone Burns nears. Dartmouth sprinters prep for strong indoor meets, while football plans with Syracuse loom. Charley White aims for a return bout with Matt Wells, Norman Taber’s mile record era nears conclusion.
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Coast Artillery names baton pass in sports practice
The piece notes blanks of the Coast Artillery Corps names passing the baton in order and mentions no announcement on adopting this practice by the B A A. It expresses a belief the club will keep the old touch off method.
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Freddie Welsh Lightweights Boston Bout Status Questioned
Answer notes no announced Welsh Boston appearance and recalls prior local contests. If Welsh is knocked out or loses by referee decision in a weight bout, the opponent would be considered the champion.
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Capablanca Janowski Tie Heads Rice Memorial Chess
In New York on January 20 the Capablanca Janowski clash on move 47 left the lead in the Rice memorial chess tournament still tied. Kostic lost to Fox while Chajes drew Kostic, Tennenwurzel beat Banks, Schroeder defeated Kupchik, and Black and Hedges drew as adjournments continued on several games.
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Jasper Bout Stopped In 12th Round As Herz Defeats Jasper
In Portsmouth New Hampshire Carl Herz of Washington defeated Young Jasper of Boston when the bout was stopped in the 12th round to spare the Hub fighter further punishment. Teddy Murphy of Boston outpointed Young Joe Grim in the semi final. Mike Glover of Boston refereed fairly despite Jasper having trained with him.
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Carter makes golf record at Pinehurst No. 2
Philip Carter, Metropolitan junior champion, shot 68 to break the course No. 2 record at Pinehurst. He played a foursome with Jack Jolly against Willie Wilson and Herbert Lagerblade in the January 20 event.
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Harvard boxing class to hold Feb 25 tournament at Hemenway
The first boxing tournament for the Harvard class is set for February 25 at Hemenway gymnasium. Forty boxers work daily with five expert coaches, and three weeks remain to prepare. Officials hope to invite John L. Sullivan to referee the bouts.
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Harvard Second Varsity Captains First Duty
William A. Appleton of Cohasset was yesterday elected captain of the second varsity hockey team at Harvard. He has played cover point on the team for two seasons. The seconds schedule opens Saturday with a game against the Winchester Hockey Club at the Stadium rink.
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West Roxbury High Dominates Charlestown in 7 1 Hockey Victory
West Roxbury High defeats Charlestown High 7 to 1 at Sullivan Square rink. Du Vernet scores five goals and shines on defense as Glover Hill Brennan also score and Connery referees. Time twenty minute halves.
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Lexington High Hockey at Boston English on Friday
The Lexington High School seven led by captain Frank Ready faces Boston English High School in the second game of the season at the high school arena in Lexington. Lexington opened with a loss to Winchester High in midweek.
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Strike settled at Hazzard Shoe Company in Gardiner
The 100 workers in the lasting room ended a walkout after mediation by State labor commissioner Roscoe Moldy. A compromise was reached between the workers and the firm on wage and working conditions.
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Brookline Swimmers Highlight Open Handicap Heat Result
Mike Prendergast of Brookline Gym defeated clubmate Leo Handy in the final heat of the 50 yards open handicap at the Brookline Swimming Club meet held last night. Handy scratched. Prendergast carried a two second handicap.
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Prendergast Dominates Trials Then Wins Sea-Soaked Meet
Prendergast led the first trial but was disqualified for a start before the gun. He then won the semi and final as Brookline Gym clubs, along with Handy, fought through sprints, relays, and a demanding plunge contest. Wood edged Foster in the 100 yards, with owners of Brookline and Harvard clubs claiming multiple events.
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Smith and Gore Hall Freshman Ice Clash Wins 3 2
Smith Hall puck men defeated Gore Hall 3 to 2 in the first game of the freshman inter dormitory series at Harvard. Heppenheimer starred in goal for the Smith team. Abram French of Newton was elected captain of Smith, while R S Wortley of New York was named Gore Hall captain.
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Berth for the Kid Hinted for Los Angeles Manager
William Kid Gleason emerges as a candidate to manage the Los Angeles Coast League team. He formerly served as assistant to Jimmy Callahan when James led the White Sox. Callahan is said to have recommended him and others are ready to endorse Gleason if invited.
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Gilmore cites 50 50 settlement on Fed players ban
Jim Gilmore suggests a 50 50 settlement approach, likely linked to an organized effort that bans Fed players while allowing Fed backers to cover salaries. The remark frames a shared financial basis amid this dispute.
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Grif Waxes Wroth Over Franchise Split Idea
Grif Griffith Washington club manager and stockholder frowns on Wilbert Robertson proposal to share the franchise with Baltimore. Robertson suggested the Senators play half their home games in Washington and half in Baltimore.
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Chip Outfights Al McCoy In Ten Rounds
George Chip of Newcastle Pennsylvania defeated WBA middleweight titleholder Al McCoy of Brooklyn in a ten round bout in Brooklyn. Chip pressed the action throughout, flooring McCoy for a seven count in the third round and weighing 157 3 4 pounds to McCoy’s 159 3 4.
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Dick Stosh Beats Eddie Murphy for 12 Round Decision
Dick Stosh of Cleveland earned a decision over Eddie Murphy of South Boston in a 12 round bout at Unity Cycle Club. Murphy was overweight yet rallied in the final rounds while Referee Jimmy Crilley’s decision was well received. Also, Billy Court quit in the second round and Buddy Dolan stopped Jack Miller in the semi final.
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Roberts of Harvard dominates weight events in handicap
I. R. Roberts, Harvard senior, swept the weight events in the Harvard handicap held in the baseball cage yesterday afternoon. He won both events, displaying strong form and leading the field.
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