New Cambridge Athletic Club to staged amateur boxing tournament
By 4 By 4 Cambridge unveils the University Athletic Club planning an amateur boxing tournament on Feb 10 with weight classes 108 120 and 140 pounds. Entries close Feb 8 with John Brassil. Cyprus Hall hosts the February event as the club seeks broader athletic support.
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Cambridge
University Athletic Club
John Brassil
Prospect Street
Lawrence J. Brignolia
Cyprus Hall
New England
Ganzel Fund Receives New Donations From Old Friends
James H. Bannon of Rochester New Hampshire sent a $10 check to Charley Ganzel's fund. Other contributors include Frank I. Granger and William H. Gilbert among Malden friends. Total contributions reach $1,181.01.
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Charley Ganzel
James H. Bannon
Rochester
N. H
Jimmy Bannon
Boston
Charles W. Ganzel
Charley
Ponemah
Malden
Frank I. Granger
WM. H. Gilbert
Fred T. Brown
WM. J. Wallace
WM. A. Hastings
Chas. L. Davenport
Herman Nickerson
Frank E. Granger
William H. Gilbert
William J. Wallace
Wiliam A. Hastings
Charles I. Davenport
Clyde Wares Signs 1914 with St. Louis Americans
Clyde Wares, previously with Montgomery in Alabama, signed a 1914 contract with the St. Louis Americans, announced today.
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ST. Louis
Clyde Wares
St. Louis Americans
Montgomery
Ala
Harvard Opposes Rule Limiting Coaches On Sidelines
Harvard will oppose a proposed rule to ban professional football coaches from the sidelines at intercollegiate games. The plan, to be debated at the football rules committee meeting in New York next month, faces support from many team captains but Harvard insists on keeping Percy D. Haughton coaching from the chalk lines during crucial moments.
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Harvard
Football Rules Committee
New York
Percy D. Haughton
Haughton
Yale
Cambridge
Crimson
Franz
Ehrler
Van—Mordecai Brown
Chicago Cubs
Ko G. B
Durborew
Philadelphia
Sam Hichards
Fistie
Tim Looney
Oriental A. A
Vine Street
Wrigh & Ditson
K. KD
Harvard and peers weigh side line rule for coaches
Yale captain Talbott supports the ruling while Penn captain Journey backs him. Tufts Angell and leaders from Trinity Bowdoin and Chicago back adoption. Princeton favors leaving rules unchanged for now. Harvard silent but ready to defend coach on sidelines if rule passes. Haughton’s influence cited in big games.
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Talbott
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Angell
Tufts
Trinity
University of Chicago
Bowdoin
Ballin
Princeton
Charles FE. Brickley
Harvard
Cambridge
Percy D. Hangton
Crimsop
Haugton
Haughton
Baseball War May Go to Court in 1914
Chicago and New York report a looming legal clash over the reserve clause as the Federal league threatens to sue to sign players. Promoters vow to protect contracts, while International league president Edward Barrows says jumped players have until opening day to reconsider and warns against misleading reports.
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Chicago
Federal League
Gilmore
William Killifer
Philadelphia Nationals
Quaker City
Federals
Killifer
Brennan
Charles Weeghman
Chicago Nationals
Tinker
Weeghman
Alex Zwilling
St. Joseph
Boston Nationals
New York
Edward Barrows
International League
Brick’ Owens
Way
Killifer Signs Three Year Pact With Philadelphia Club
William Killifer announced by Philadelphia president Baker to have signed a three year contract with the National League club after federal league warning. Baker lists Becker Seaton Brennan Cravath Rixey Magee Irelan Jacobs as others with signed or pending deals as the Philadelphia club consolidates its player agreements.
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Philadelphia
Williamillifer
Federals
Baker
Federal League
Killifer
Becker
Seaton
Brennan
Cravath
Rixey
Sherwood Magee
Irelan
Jacobs
Sweeney to Stay with Chicago Amid Yankee Offer
Ban Johnson says Edward Sweeney of the New York Americans received a likely Yankees offer. The Chicago Federals may train at Mineral Wells, Texas, and manager Tinker aims to keep Sweeney, possibly luring St. Louis to join.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
Edward Sweeney
New York American
Yankees
Federals
Micago Federals
Mineral Wells
Texas
Tinker
Brown
St. Louis
Baltimore Park Breaks Ground by City Mayor
Baltimore, Jan. 21 Mayor James H. Preston broke ground this afternoon for the Baltimoreeral league club ball park located at Twenty-ninth street near York road.
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Baltimore
James H. Preston
Twenty-ninth Street
Tork Road
Decisions Conflict Over Baseball Reserve Clause
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court in 1901 upheld the reserve clause in baseball contracts, allowing teams to enforce mutual agreements despite notice terms. The Federal Court, by contrast, had taken a different view on release notices and contract enforceability amid antitrust concerns.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Federal Court
Philadelphia
Lajoie
Baker
Philadelphia Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
Nationals
Tajoie
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Williser
Dallas
United States Circuit Court
Jim McGuire
Brooklyn
Detroit
McGuire
United States Supreme Court
Baseball Contracts Protected by Organized Baseball
Cincinnati January 21. Chairman Augustus Herrmann of the National Commission says organized baseball and the Federal league will uphold contracts in civil courts if challenged. He adds the game is open to all and interference will occur only to defend contractual obligations or vested rights.
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Cincinnati
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Gilmore
Federal League
Baker
Philadelphia National League
Organized Baseball
Huntington School Defeats Volkmann 42–17 In Dual Meet
Huntington School tops Volkmann School 42 to 17 at the Boston YMCA gym in a dual track meet. Hardwick captured both the 50 and 220 yard dashes totaling 10 points for Huntington. Smith won the 1000 yard run and led Huntington with a strong showing in multiple events.
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Huntington High
Volkmann
Boston Y
Huntington
Smith
Lindberg
Percy H. Hardwick
Beebe
Blanchard
Hardwick
Imn
Knowles
O'Hara
Kerr
Lin
Huntington School
Cameron
Tine
Allen
Taylor
Daniels
Seaverts
Bates
Sin
Jackson
Huntington Vs
Verder
Sweeney
Arnold
Rlors Mann
Keese
Brookline Triumphs in Close Dual Meet with Harvard Freshmen
Brookline Wish School swam to a 321 2 to 291 2 victory over Harvard freshmen at the Brookline municipal baths. Jee Wandy led Brookline with 10 12 points, while Hitchcock of Harvard took notable races including the 25 yard dash. Harvard claimed the relay with 55 seconds, and multiple close finishes kept spectators in suspense.
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Brookline
Harvard
University City
Brookline Municipal Baths
Jee Wandy
William Carolan
Hitchcock
Harvard Defeats St. Mark's 3–0 in Rough Hockey Test
Harvard's defense outmatched St. Mark's as goals by Trainer and Williams secured a 3 to 0 win. Ice condition hindered both teams in a fast, hard game with Armour shining for St. Mark's and Gouverneur for Harvard.
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Southboro
St. Mark's
Harvard
Thv
Armour
Willams
Harvaredl
Harvard 2D
Townsend
Gaston Watterson
DeRham
G. Stillman
Thurvard
Williams
Fiechtmer
Goa
Kidder
Sagar
Stanton
Balay
Track and Wrestling Stars Gather for Coast Artillery Meet
Nearly 500 entries from New England athletes highlight Coast Artillery Corps games with top locals and stars like Mrs George V Tuohey promoting a major wrestling event. Franz Gerhardt defeats Cyclone Burns as Halpin Hedlund promise Buffalo Armory appearances January 31. Old-timers’ deputy park commissioner exams cap a busy Armory afternoon.
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Coast Artillery Corps
Osthues
New England
Tom Halpin
Oscar Hedlund
Buffalo Armory
Quaker Games Prospects and Wrestling Controversy
The note discusses Dureeys Evernpport and Jack Moakley with intercollegiate track success at Syracuse. Franklin Field’s hosting status for upcoming games remains unofficial. New York resists the wrestling appeal. Finns dominate distance running and wrestling. An extra stand is planned for Coast Artillery Corps events to meet demand, with a larger spectator crew expected.
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Jack Moakley
Syracuse
Franklin Field
Quakers
Shedd
Coast Artillery Corps
Channell Signs with Highlanders in New York
Lester Channell signed with the New York Highlanders after being purchased from the Denver Western league club last month. The outfielder previously played for the New York Americans, suffered a broken leg early in a prior season, then played for Indianapolis during a year off. Warhop accepted terms and will report to Hot Springs on February 15. his arm is described as in good condition.
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New York
Lester Channell
Jack Warhop
Chance
Farrell
Hot Springs
Ark
Williams intercollegiate hockey opener ends 1-0 in extra period
Williams seniors beat sophomores 1 0 on Weston Field rink in a third extra period. Garfield scored the decisive goal from scrimmage to clinch the victory.
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Williamstown
Weston Field
Garfield
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