Local boxing card features McRae clash and multiple featherweight bouts
The program at A C North Abington headlines Howard McRae of Cambridge and several local featherweights in a 10 round main bout, with two eight round supporting fights. Other scheduled duels include Johnny Glover vs Joe Egan in Gloucester and Dan McDonald vs George Robinson in Portland, plus amateur tournaments and wrestling notes.
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Howard McRae
Cambridge
Johnny Murphy
Jack Noonan
A. C
North Abington
Atlas A. A
Gloucester
Whitman
Boston
Gibbons Beats Clabby in Ten Round No-Decision Bout
Mike Gibbons of St. Paul shaded Jimmy Clabby of Hammond in a ten round no decision bout in Milwaukee. Gibbons showed superior footwork and clever ducking while both relied on lefts to head and body. Scoring by writers favored Gibbons in six rounds with two even and two for Clabby.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Jimmy Clabby
Hammond
Ind
Gibbons
Clabby
Cornell Holds 10 System
Ithaca N Y January 21 The Cornell Athletic Association announced that Daniel A Reed and Ray Van Orman have signed contracts to return next fall as assistant coaches ensuring Cornell football will continue its established system.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Cornell Athletic Association
Daniel A. Reed
Ray van Orman
Cornell Feeds Coaching Behind Sharpe with Reed and Van Orman
The article notes that Reed and Van Orman will continue in assistant roles under Head Coach Sharpe at Cornell. Reed, a 1898 graduate, excels in line coaching and helped develop the team since Sharpe took charge three years ago. Van Orman, a 1908 graduate, coaches ends and is regarded among the East’s top end coaches.
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Sharpe
Cornell
Reed
Ithaca
Ray van Orman
O’hearn
Shelton
van Orman
Harvard to face Princeton in rematch at Boston Arena
Harvard hockey team rebounds from a setback to meet Princeton in a second clash at the Boston Arena tomorrow night. The Cardinal sting from the first meeting still lingers as Harvard aims for a decisive win.
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Dartmouth
Harvard
Princeton
Boston Arena
Tigers and Crimson Set for Key Hockey Matchups
The article previews a sequence of college hockey showdowns with Princeton and Harvard rebounding from recent losses, Dartmouth at top form, Yale entering, and captains Peacock and Claflin singled out for their aggressive clean play. It notes Morgan and Wilde as fast scorers and Wanamaker’s goalkeeping as pivotal.
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Tigers
Harvard
St. Nicholas
Dartmouth
Crimson Bunch
Yale
Princeton
Peacock
New Jersey
Hobey Baker
Baker
Wen Kuhn
Tiger
Bill Clafiin
Winsor
College
Humphries
Jack Wilde
Wanamaker
Crimson
Old Teammates Rival: Arena Hockey Clash at Boston Arena
Old teammates oppose each other as the Arena Hockey Club faces New Haven Arena at Boston Arena next Tuesday. Captain Spider Fynan leads New Haven. Bunty McKinnon, a former local, plays for New Haven amid amateur-eligibility questions. Both clubs vow clean play after disputes over roughness.
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Boston
Arena Hockey Club
New Haven Arena
Spider” Fynan
Pilgrim A. A
New Haven
Bunty McKinnon
McKinnon
Bunty
Fynan
A. A
New York
St. Nicks
Hockey Club of
Yale
Rudolph Hulswitz Appointed Manager for Columbus Team
Rudolph Hulswitz named manager for the Columbus team in the International League. He succeeds An Hinchman, who recently joined the Pittsburg Nationals, as part of Columbus Association plans.
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Columbus
Rudolph Hulswitz
Wis
Mia
Su Caadee An Hinchman
Pittsburg Nationals
Greens Win at Indoor Pony Polo
More than 2000 equestrian fans packed the Park Riding School in Boston for an indoor pony polo match. The two periods had spectators on tiptoe as they cheered their favorites to victory.
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Park
Boston
Boston Indoor Polo Debuts With Excitement and Narrow Greens Win
The Boston crowd witnessed the first indoor polo game as the Greens beat the Whites 6 to 2. Riders Collins and Flannagan were thrown during scrambles. Miss Clemence Crafts won the open saddle class aboard The Monk. Principal events included a horse show, tandem class won by Melody and Harmony and jumping by Columbus.
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Joseph Collins
Joe Flannagan
Boston
Arthur de Piccolellis
David J. Walsh
Clemence Crafts
James Mason Crafts
F. B. Grinnell
A. Henry Higginson
Huntsman
H. A. Souther
Whites
Greens
Gordon Prince
Oliver Turner
Collins
Flanagan
Dorothy Forbes
Park Riding School
Melody and Harmony
Peter Roache
M. F. Murphy
Tom and Jerry
Harry Coulter
Columbus
Joe Collins
White Knight
Gerald Dempsey
London Smoke
Harvard Freshmen to Duel BC High at Cambridge YMCA
Boston College High posts a dual meet with Harvard freshmen this afternoon at 4 at the Cambridge YMCA. It marks Harvard’s second meet of the season.
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Boston College
Harvard
Cambridge Y. M. c
Morris stops Rodel in 3rd round heavyweight bout
Joplin Missouri January 21 Carl Morris of Oklahoma stopped George Rodel in the third round of their 15 round heavyweight match. Morris weighed 225 pounds while Rodel weighed 210 pounds.
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Joplin
George Rodel
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Morris
Rodel
Yale Ends Winter Football Practice
Yale ends the first winter football practice held in New Haven after two weeks in the baseball cage. The hard earth floor and ample space enabled satisfactory daily workouts for the squad.
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New Haven
Yale
Yale Football Sees Strong Start For Winter Drill
Seventy men report regularly for Yale practice with twenty new players joining in. Coaches Hinkey Bull and Wilson praise progress and predict a record squad in September. Hugh Black, freshman captain last fall, is in good standing and expected to win a tackle spot on the varsity next season.
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Yale
Talbot
Frank Hinkey
William T. Bull
Wilson
Hugh Black
Vanderbilt cup and Grand Prize races set for Washington's Birthday
Sixteen cars entered for the Vanderbilt cup race to be run on Washington's Birthday at the Panama- Pacific Exposition. A like number will take part in the Grand Prize race on Feb 27. Premier Company reps in New England remain under new administration. Packard advertising leadership changes noted. Automobile ownership in New York rises from 6799 to 169,966 over 10 years. Automo bile Accessories Dealers Association of Massachusetts dinner tickets selling fast for Jan 25 at American House. tickets from George P Brophy or J M Everett.
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Washington
R. I. Eads
Charles Loud
New England
New York
Automobile Accessories Dealers’ Association of Massachusetts
American House
George P. Brophy
Columbus Avenue
J. M. Everett
Boylston Street
Holy Cross
Bart Sullivan
Two Matches At Chess Club Tonight
Two matches in the Metropolitan Chess League will be played at the Boston Chess Club tonight. Boston Chess Club hosts Tufts College, while Bay State faces Y M C Union. Tonight’s results could affect the race for second place as three teams vie closely.
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Boston Chess Club
Tufts College
Wells Memorial
Bay State
Harvard Freshmen Beat Grads in Interclass Chess
In Harvard interclass chess, the freshmen defeated the graduates 21 2 to 11 2 with A S Ellenberger defeating W E Snow E T Kine defeating R Johnson A P Ballantine defeating A J R Helmus and P LeFevre defaulting.
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Harvard
A. S. Ellenberger
W. E. Snow
E. T. Kine
R. Johnson
A. P. Ballantine
A. J. R. Helmus
P. LeFevre
Michailoff Wins Wrestling Bout at Grand Opera House
Ivan Michailoff the Cossack heavyweight defeated Joe Pierrot the Belgian two straight falls in 19 minutes and 12 seconds in last night’s tournament at the Grand Opera House. Pierrot substituting for Emil Steiglitz faced the stronger opponent and was never in control.
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Ivan Michailoff
Grand Opera House
Joe Pierrot
Emil Steiglitz
Plum tangled claims on amateur athletics inked
The Metropolitan registration committee exonerates Platt Adams the N Y A C jumper from professionalism charges. Meredith remains a major card in amateur sport with doubts about his eligibility for Pennsylvania in the B A A games. Dartmouth Yale and Harvard compete for intercollegiate hockey and track honors as coaches eye future roles and rule changes loom for youth events.
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Platt Adams
Zbyszko Arrives to Train for Monday Night Match
Waldek Zbyszko, the Polish champion, will arrive to finish training for his clash with Isando Bey the Tartar in Mechanics Building as the main event of the international tournament. Bey remains confident of defeating the brother of the Mighty Pole. Lemle trains hard for his bout with Lurich, seeking to avenge a previous loss. Promoter Tuohey aims to pair Burns and Michailoff as wrestlers dodge Michailoff.
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Waldek Zbyszko
Isando Bey
Mechanics’ Building
Zbyszko
Pole
Frankie Mack Stops Boyle in Six Rounds
Frankie Mack of Beachmont stopped Johnny Boyle of Lowell in the sixth round at Unity Cycle A. C. in Lawrence after Boyle filled in for Jack Read who suffered a damaged nose. A pre bout war of words preceded the skirmish as managers clashed before Mack and Butler later agreed to a bout two weeks hence.
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Lawrence
Johnny Boyle
Lowell
A. C
Jack Read
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
Boyle
Walter Butler
Mack
Butler
Lamb
Sioux City bowler breaks world record with 100 games
Darrel Hamlet of Elk Point set a world mark by bowling 100 games in nine hours and 56 minutes. His 183 average surpasses the prior 100-game record of thirteen hours held by Frank Griffith and J. F. Upson at Hartford, Conn., in 1908.
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Elk Point
Darrel Hamlet
Sioux City
Frank Griffith
J. F. Upson
Hartford
Conn
Answers to queries on Norwood boxing entries and Nelson KO
Fifti entries for the Norwood Press Club boxing tournament must be sent to F. T. Caswell by February 10. Classes are 115, 125 and 135 pounds. The question asks if Rattling Nelson was ever officially knocked out and by whom. records show Owen Moran was the only boxer to knockout Nelson. Wolgast stopped Nelson at Port Richmond on February 22, 1910, counting as a KO. Entries for Irish American A A games close today. blanks go to the club secretary at 28 Hayward Place.
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Norwood Press Club
Press Club
Frank H. Caswell
Norwood
F. T. Caswell
Nelson
Owen Moran
Walt
Port Richmond
Wolgast
Hayward Place
McCarthy Offered Vermont Baseball Coach Post
University of Vermont asked Red Sox scout Tommy McCarthy to coach the baseball team this spring in Burlington from February 15 until graduation. McCarthy declined earlier but reconsidered after discussions with President Lannin. The college hopes he can join the athletic council if he can balance duties.
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University of Vermont
Ray Collins
Tommy McCarthy
Red Sox
Burlington
McCarthy
Lannin
Vermont Boys
Tommy
Collegians
University of Vermont Athletic Council
Heavenly Twins
Belmont High routs Brighton High 10 to 0 in afternoon match
Belmont High defeated Brighton High 10 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Belmont. Notable contributors include M. O'Brien and F. O'Brien with multiple goals, Thomas adding two, and Finn scoring twice. Referee Stearns and goal umpires Reeves and Hatch supervised two 15 minute periods.
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Belmont High
Brighton High
Belmont
O’brien
Thomas
Fales
O'Hara
Sullivan
Fint
Murphy Logan
Ssepcenies Eens
St Assy
M. O'Brien
Sullivan F. O'Brien
Bradford Moriarty
Padheveevchis
A. Atte Thomas
Peveeneseecace
Bright High
Finn
M. O’brien
F. O’brien
Stearns
Reeves
Hatch
Vaughan Signs Two Year Federal League Contract
Robert Vaughan former Buffalo Inter national League third baseman signs a two year deal with the Federal league. Club designation not yet decided.
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Chicago
Robert Vaughan
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Mayor Curley
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