Baker bugaboo to spark Princeton Harvard clash at Boston Arena
Princeton eyes Hobey Baker as the centerpiece of a hard fought Boston Arena game against Harvard University tonight. Larry Will remains a key asset as the Tigers chase a second bag for the naps. The matchup promises sharp play and strong fan interest in a classic early season rivalry.
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Hobey” Baker
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Lajoie Signs With the Naps in Bush League Call
W L Dougherty notes the Bush league has the call as Birmingham lands "Larry" for nine thousand. He shifts focus from Jennings and Murphy to fresh names, praising fall hits and fielding feats while hoping for rich summer finds for scouts.
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Harvard and Princeton clash as Baker faces special guard
Harvard gains momentum with wins over Toronto and Cornell as Princeton pursues a clean season led by Hobey Baker. Harvard plans tight coverage on Baker while noting Bill Claflin's mumps absence and lineup adjustments. The 3 15 start draws a big crowd amid a tense, detailed preview from the Harvard side.
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Mora to Meet Zybszko in Boston Wrestling Clash
Boston promoter George V. Touhey announced Kali Mora the Hindu will face Zybszko in Mechanics Building Boston on Feb 12. It marks Mora's first American appearance and officials say he is stronger than Gama. Touhey flew to Kansas City to finalize the contract with Mora amid interest from several Western promoters.
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Aggies Relay May Not Meet Tufts
Massachusetts Agricultural School announced scarlet fever risk could prevent sending a relay team to the South Armory meet against Tufts. Manager Sterling kept training active and arranged a Boston College entry in case the Tufts race goes forward, preserving practice and plans despite the potential setback.
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South Armory
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Brinkerhoff Thorne Engaged To Miss Gertrude Kennerer
New York is informed of the engagement of Gertrude Leisenring Kennerer daughter of Mahlon S Kennerer to Yale football hero Brinkerhoff Thorne of New Haven. Thorne famed for a 1895 Princeton game run and a Yale captaincy stands six feet five inches and later joined his family’s business interests. No wedding date has been set.
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Mahlon
Princeton
Yale
Igrink Thorne
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Oarsman Hurt in Auto Crash in Exeter N H
Exeter New Hampshire January 21 Magowan senior and noted oarsman may miss spring crew season after an automobile crash last night. Vehicle owned and driven by Harvard graduate Thomas R Sole skidded into a tree overturning. Magowan sustained a sprained wrist and head contusions while other passengers escaped serious injury.
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School Hockey Games Today
Harvard meets Princeton at Arena Harvard 16 vs Arlington High at Stadium Boston Latin faces Chelsea High at Franklin Field Andover plays Somerville High at Andover Medford meets Revere High at Medford Malden hosts Winchester High at Malden Lexington plays Oblis Club at Lexington St John s Prep vs Newburyport High at Danvers Hudson High vs St Andrew s School at Concord Worcester Academy meets Providence Tech at Worcester
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Hicks Bout in New York Hints on Tap
From this distance the Me oorty Hicks bout scheduled for tonight in New York has a punk look. Hicks can fight when he wants to but may try to turn the arena into an open exchange by his customary taunt act.
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Nine games set for Red Sox Pirates spring series in Hot Springs
Hot Springs Arkansas reports the Boston Red Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates will play nine exhibition games, starting March 16, at Whittington Park with plans for upgraded stands. Dreyfuss confirms the series and ensures Pirates grounds crew readiness by February 7.
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Deacon Phillippi Takes Steel Job After Baseball Decline
Pittsburg age 41 former pitcher Charles Phillippi known as the Deacon works night shift in Tarentum steel plant. He aims to learn the steel industry from the ground up and may lead the plant team this year. He insists he is through with baseball, despite a storied 1903 world series feats.
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Deacon) Phillippi
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Yale introduces Roos as new strong man in record burst
New Haven January 21 W F Roos of Hoboken N J is announced as Yale s new strong man after breaking the university test record with 2665 points surpassing the former 2490 9 by John R Kilpatrick of 1911 a football and track star Roos is a junior in the Scientific School and a shot putter
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Buck Sweetland Returns to Everett High School
Everett High School star athlete Buck Sweetland rejoined Everett High after leaving at Christmas. He had rumored plans to attend Rock Ridge Hall but changed course, submitting admission Monday and being admitted in good standing by Headmaster Wilbur Rockwood.
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Buck) Sweetland
Everett High School
Rock Ridge Hall
Everett High
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Australia Defeats British In Davis Cup Test Series
In Sydney today Australia swept the concluding Davis Cup test matches defeating the British pairs. Heath and Jones beat Parke and Lowe and Beamish and Dixon. Brookes and Dunlop also defeated the British teams as Australia won the series by two rubbers.
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Harvard Yale Hockey Prices Anger Students At Prices
Harvard students protest the price fixes for the Harvard Yale hockey game in Boston Arena Saturday evening February 1. Seats go for 2 dollars and box reservations for 3 dollars, a schedule undergraduates call exorbitant.
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Boston Arena
Harvard Yale game tickets cost twice as hockey seats
Harvard Yale football tickets sell for 2 dollars while arena seating for hockey runs at 8 dollars per ticket. Students call hockey pricing outrageous and slow in submitting seat reservations. Arena capacity is about 4000 and a 1 dollar hockey ticket could still yield a big profit. Harvard awaits potential action from the athletic association.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Harvard
Harvard Opens Wrestling Season vs Clapp Memorial
Harvard varsity wrestling begins the season in Hemenway gymnasium against the Clapp Memorial Athletic Association of East Weymouth. Coach Anderson leads a 40-man tryout group, with 12 wrestlers selected for the meet including Mora-Rodriguez, Goodfriend, Shapiro, Moulton, Loomis, Griffiths, Swigert, Tyler, Brennan, Weatherhead, Stambaugh, and others. Future meets are planned with Technology, the Boston M C A, and Yale.
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Hemenway
Clapp Memorial Athletic Association
East Weymouth
Anderson
T. T. Mora-Rodriguez
H. B. Goodfriend
A. A. Shapiro
Technology
Boston ¥. M. C. A
Yale
Boston Latin Announces Swimming Candidates for Season
At a Latin School meeting yesterday plans for the season were outlined. More than 50 students signified they will report for practice at Curtis Hall pool today for the first workout under new coach Joe Yoode. Captain John Adams said practice will be on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays each week.
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Curtis Hall
Joe Yoode
John Adams
Lajoie Signs to Stay with Cleveland Amid Trade Rumors
Napoleon Lajoie, Cleveland’s American League second baseman, today denied rumors of a trade to the Boston Red Sox by signing a contract to remain with the local team. The Boston paper’s dope stories had circulated claims of a deal, but Lajoie’s new agreement ends the speculation.
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Lajoie defies leaving Cleveland amid retirement talk
Lajoie stated he never planned to quit Cleveland and ignored rumors, choosing to let them fade. After 16 major league seasons he hit .368 last year and reportedly will keep his $9,000 annual salary. A popular figure in the American League, he remains beloved in Boston where he began with a local East Douglas club before moving through Woonsocket and Rhode Island towns, and will report to the Naps to guard the second sack this season.
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Boston
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Woonsocket
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Rifle teams clash in national high school meet results
Washington January 21 The National Rifle Association announced second round results for the national high school rifle competition. Town City High beat Brookline High 939 to 786 Deering High Portland defeated DeWitt Clinton High New York 946 to 879 Portland High defeated Business High Washington 926 to 778 Technical Springfield Mass beat Sault Ste Marie High 870 to 867 Philadelphia officials ban rifle practice forcing Southern High School to withdraw from the league.
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Red Sox Sign Everett Scott for Tryout in Spring
Everett Scott of Bluffton Ta joins the Red Sox for a spring tryout after satisfying Youngstown club terms. Scott is a shortstop by choice and will transition from the Youngstown team to the Red Sox roster for the season of 1913.
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Youngstown
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Harvard Princeton hockey clash looms with Baker key
Hobey Baker of Yale Dartmouth rivals looms over Harvard Princeton hockey game as the Crimson seek to curb the Orange and Black star. The piece also notes Pooch Donovan at Harvard backing Huling O'Brien De Gozzaldi Barron for indoor relays and discusses amateur athletics trends and upcoming meets.
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Baker
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Classy quarter mile indoor race set for New York suburban meet
The upcoming indoor quarter mile event in New York suburb promises a clash of top runners led by Jim Rosenberger Halpin Davenport Alvah Meyer and Mel Sheppard. Rosenberger already holds two legs of the cup and a win would seal his claim though challengers are gaining form.
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Fordham University
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International relay Marathon status for February 15
The text notes the relay race has been called off and seeks confirmation of the date. It references related inquiries about midget races, registration waivers for under 15, and contact details for J Brank Facey in Cambridgeport for further information.
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Boston College High Hockey Team Cancels 10 Games
The Boston College High hockey team, city champions last season, has canceled 10 regular games due to weather and lack of ice. With a cold snap possible, the James Street squad may rearrange to play some postponed opponents. The team has had only five or six skating sessions and must adjust its schedule as important games approach in the next two weeks.
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