Dovey to See Reagan Rival in Charity Bowling Match
East Boston sports notes reveal Boston National's president George Dovey will bowl Mike Reagan in a three game charity event at Boles' alleys next Wednesday evening. The bout will include a dinner and referee duties with the Old South Church clock set for 6. Also discussed are contract talks with Sweeney Lindamann and Cy Young and news that George Winter may miss this season's Boston Americans games due to illness.
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Boston
Dovey
Bill Sweeney
Vive Lindamann
Cy Young
Fin
Dan Howey
Indianapolis
Tommy Dowd
Holyoke
Hughie McBreen
Mike Reagan
Hot Springs
Candle Pins
George Dovey
George Winter
McBreen
Harvard Faculty Debate on Intercollegiate Athletics Sparks Student Backlash
The Harvard Crimson reports conservative student sentiment favors action against faculty plans to curb intercollegiate contests. Editorials denounce concealment of Harvard's role in the New England College movement and warn that restricting sports harms school pride and athletic tradition. A basketball showcase in East Boston draws 1500 fans as East Boston defeats Gloversville 39 to 11.
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Harvard Crimson
Harvard
Crimson
Association of Colleges In
New England
Association of Colleges In New
Harvard Five Gains Victory Over Tufts in Gym
Harvard basketball defeated Tufts 20 to 11 at Hemenway Gymnasium. Crimson led from the start with strong team play and defense. Key players included Currie and G Browne for Harvard. Seede and Getchell stood out for Tufts. attendance about 250.
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Harvard
Tufts College
Hemenway Gymnasium
Crimson
Medford
Tufts
Fish
Gil Browne
Allen
Scribner
R. F
Kimball
Wellman
Hatch G. Browne
Wyman
Mee
Getchell Brooks
F. Wels
Ag Dickinson
Knight
Brown
Almy
Bi Vees
Seede
Goce Netoks
Currie
G. Browne
Getchell
MecGrall
Dartmouth
Gubenstein
Little Change In Bike Grind At Six Day Race
In Kansas City on January 22 a sprint began by Holbrook was continued by Root and Moran. Monroe lost a lap, leaving Monroe and Morgan four laps behind the other five teams as the 20th hour ended at 6 30 p m with 411 miles and 6 laps for all teams except Monroe and Morgan.
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Kansas City
Holbrook
Root
Moran
Monroe
Morgan
Tufts Star Athlete Harold D. Wilson Leaves College
Tufts College all round athlete Harold D. Wilson announces he will leave college at the end of the current half year ending February 29. The decision comes amid ongoing sports season commitments at Medford.
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Medford
Harold D. Wilson
Tufts College
Champion Gotch Triumphs Over Moir in Two Falls
Frank Gotch defeated Dave Moir, a local heavyweight, at the Columbia Theatre last night. He pinned Moir in two straight falls, eight minutes for the first and four for the second. Bob Fitzsimmons, champion middleweight boxer, refereed and received a standing ovation with a pledge to meet anyone, anywhere.
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Frank Gotch
Dave Moir
Columbia Theatre
Bob Fitzsimmons
Temaceo Tops Tulane Selling Stakes in Mud at City Park
Temaceo the favorite wins the Tulane Selling Stakes at City Park amid muddy conditions. Other winners include Canning at 8 to 1, Lord Lovat at 10 to 1, Elb Shipp at 4 to 1, Fens at 4 to 1, and Twangoe at 5 to 2.
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Temaceo
New Orleans
City Park
Canning
Lord Lovat
Elb. Shipp
Fens
Twangoe
Yale Chooses Burch Football Captain
Robert Boyd Burch, 1909, chosen captain of Yale eleven after a tied vote with Edward Coy and Arthur Brides. The unanimous choice followed a banquet at the University Club, with notable mentions of Brides and Coy as senior standouts and Burch’s social leadership noted at Yale.
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New Haven
Conn
Robert Boyd Burch
Yale
Arthur Brides
Edward Coy
Coy
Burch
University Club
Alcott
Rush
Harvard
Princeton
Boreh
Cincinnati
Brides
Harvard to Row Cornell in May on Charles River
Harvard has arranged a two mile downstream race on the Charles against Cornell for May 30 at 2 30. The event follows earlier fears the Cornell race might be canceled due to the Annapolis contest and will be held after the Navy clash on the Severn following April recess.
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Cornell
Harvard
The
Charles
Columbia
Annapolis
Severn
Navy
Harvard Defeats Bishop's College On St. Paul’s Rink
Concord New Hampshire January 22 Harvard won at hockey today transferring the game from Cambridge to St Pauls School rink defeating Bishop's College Lenoxville Quebec by four goals to none.
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Concord
N.H
Cambridge
St. Paul's
Harvard
Bishop’s College
Lenoxville
Que
San Francisco boxing probe reshapes local scene and rules
Grand jury testimony linked to the fight trust is now public as San Francisco officials vow boxing permits will be barred for any connected to the trust. The shakeup aims to curb crooked bouts and boost clean boxing while stars like Dolphy and Patsey McKenna vouch for form and future matchups. The Roanoke Club plans a season kick off as venues shift and new sparring arrangements surface.
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San Francisco
Fight Trust
Board of Supervisors
Dolphy
Memsic
Nelson
Los Angeles
Patsey McKenna
Patsey
Eddie Curtis
Philadelphia
Young Cuddy
Kid Mercier
West End Athletic Club
Lawrence
Fred O’brien
Chelsea
Albert Delmont
Lewiston
Gwen Moran
Black Fitzsimmons
Roanoke
West End
Armory Club
Chardon Street
Joe Gans
Young Otto
Otto
Young Nitchie
Jack O'Brien
Gans
Jim Barry
Chicago
Sam Langford
Argun
Princeton Issues Baseball Schedule
Princeton N J January 22 The Princeton baseball schedule lists games with Eastern colleges including Amherst Harvard Yale Williams Villa Nova and Collegiate of East Orange with dates and sites at Amherst Cambridge Princeton New Haven New York and Princeton. The schedule notes potential tie games at Harvard Princeton Yale and Yale locations.
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Princeton
N. J
Amherst
Harvard
Cambridge
East Orange
Yale
New Haven
Williams
Villa Nova
New York
City League Records Fall In Candlepins Night
Two world records were set in City league candlepins matches last night. Clancy of New Roxbury Casino topped the three string total at 3875, while Noddle Regal visitors posted 1571 for a new high team total beating the previous mark by one.
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Candlepins
Clancy
New Roxbury Casino
Poehler
Wilders
Carruth
Mel Dre
O’brien
Forrester
Ruehle
Armstrong
Walsh
Foster
Wiliams
Brown
Noduls
Regal
Te Butt
Baldwin
Sullivan
Wistrom Ee
Crosby
Holmes
Millen
Taylor
Boylston Sever
Ambitious sports talk and club prospects in breezy chatter
The column riffs on basketballs and baseballs with quick quips about players and fans. It muses on Jimmy Barrett as a potential commander of the faithful, contemplates yacht club lectures, and reflects on athletic aesthetics and philanthropy among the New York Highlanders.
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Jimmy Barrett
James
New York Yacht Club
Thomas L
Warmer Weather Ends Skating Ban on Local Ponds
Mild thaw ended the skating bulletin last night as ice softened on local ponds. Forecasters expect colder temperatures to return, likely restoring fair skating conditions tomorrow.
Harvard to Meet Yale in Big Intercollegiate Game Night
Harvard and Yale men’s basketball teams clash at Mechanics Building on January 29 with freshman squads playing before and between halves of the varsity game. Harvard’s freshman, captained by H. T. Webber, is undefeated and highly regarded. Dartmouth 1906 will referee both contests. varsity tipoff at 8 p.m.
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Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Corbett
Gloversville
Wachter
Crowley
Coady
Brett
Boston
Mall
Doherty
Muller
Williamson
Harvard
Yale
Mechanics
H. T. Webber
William McGrail
Dartmouth
Many Enter for B C Meet at Boston College Gym
Preparations are complete for a big indoor track meet in Boston College gym tomorrow evening under the Boston College High School. Local high schools and athletic associations will be represented and the event may influence a possible dual meet between B C H S and Lowell High.
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Boston College
James Street
Boston College High School
Lowell High
Brookline High Meet Opens in New Indoor Gym
Brookline High School track opens its indoor season in the new gym on Feb. 22 under captain Daniels after Boyd's resignation. Entries include Daniels Mason Rand Marbles White Sullivan in the 100 yard dash. Sutherland White Lead Lyn Brennan Brady in the 800. Whitney Brennan Spitz Rady in para run. Hann Chandler Dunbar in high jump. Hann Gallitt Pope Bobard Cady in 16 pound shot put. Cady White Chandler Daniels in hurdles.
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Brookline
Daniels
Boyd
Harry Mason
Wallace Rand
Marbles
Stanley White
Roy Sullivan
Sutherland
White
Leade
Mellyn
Brennan
Brady
Whitney
Spitz
Rady
Hann
Chandler
Dunbar
Gallitt
Pope
Bobard
Cady
Millionaire Art Patron Morris K Jesup Dies at 78
Morris K Jesup banker and art patron died at his home 197 Madison Avenue New York of heart disease. He was 78 and had retired from most responsibilities a year earlier resigning as Chamber of Commerce president and stepping back after the Rapid Transit Commission dissolved.
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New York
Morris K. Jesup
Madison Avenue
Jesup
Chamber of Commerce
Rapid Transit Commission
Elopers Rouleau and Lynn Arrested in Fall River
Pierre H. Rouleau and Mrs Florence Lynn, a young couple who eloped from Norwich Connecticut two weeks earlier, were captured by Inspectors Perron and Bassett at the Bristol House in Fall River tonight. If witnesses are accurate, Miss Lynn has already buried one husband and deserted a second, stirring trouble in several homes.
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Fall River
Pierre H. Rouleau
Florence Lynn
Norwich
Conn
Perron and Bassett
Bristol House
Lynn
Rouleau
Death of Rev. Francis T. Hazelwood in Lynn
The Rev. Francis T. Hazelwood secretary of the American Baptist Home Missionary Society died today in Lynn from heart trouble.
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Lynn
Francis T. Hazelwood
American Baptistt Home Missionary Society
B A A Boxing Trials Show Mostly Tame Bouts
A BA A boxing program last night featured mostly tame bouts with a few hot moments. Notable matches included Benny Stone versus Mike Haley in lighter classes and several 115 to 135 pound trials with Boston Cambridge Roxbury and other local fighters advancing through rounds.
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Benny Stone
Boston
Mike Haley
South Boston
Neil Henderson
W. M. Roche
M. J. Connolly
Southston
J. Dolan
William Carew
Roxbury
A. Decourcey
Ben Stone
George Lezotte
Brockton
Charles Cross
M. J. Coffey
Jerry Casey
James Doyle
James Ryan
Cambridge
James Barry
Gus Benson
Waltham
James Dole
A. Gentile
William Low
A. Bernard
West Lynn
A. Welsh
Joe Mifflin
J. Dacey
James Halloran
East Dedham
James Benson
Maclean Returns to Training for Park Square Pace
Hugh MacLean the Chelsea motor pace follower began training again for his race with Menus Bedell at Park Square track Saturday evening. He remains stiff after a bad fall last Saturday while leading a 15 mile match race with Bobby Waltheur. Bedell is in good shape for the event, his last paced appearance being Labor Day 1906 at Revere in the 24 hour race.
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Hugh MacLean
Chelsea
Menus Bedell
Park Square Track
Bobby Waltheur
Bedell
Revere Track
Jamaica Plain Teams Clash at Columbia Theatre Tonight
Two top Greater Boston clubs meet on a neutral stage as Jamaica Plain A A and Queen Quality from the same district square off tonight at the Columbia Theatre after the regular show. Rivalry runs high with a fair matchup promised.
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Greater Boston
Columbia Theatre
Jamaica Plain A. A
Jamaica Plain
Melrose Boys Basketball Defeat Everett In League Clash
Melrose high school boys defeated Everett High 12 to 12 in a league game extending their win streak. The score line indicates a possible forfeit or scoring anomaly given identical points. No additional details available.
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Melrose
Everett High
Vermont Wildcats Defeat Norwich In Narrow Win
Burlington January 22 The University of Vermont basketball team defeated Norwich University with a final score of 29 to 4 in a low scoring contest at home.
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Burlington, Vt
University of Vermont
Norwich University
Red Hot Polo Game In Boston Featured In Report
Boston hosted a polo event with teams from New Britain New Haven Bridgeport and Providence. Scores show varied results with Boston's team prevailing in some matches and others ending in losses. The report lists sequence of numbers and abbreviations reflecting points and standings.
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Boston
New Haven
New Britain
Providence
Bridgeport
Baatviace
Pawtucket
Waterbury
Boston tops New Haven 6 to 3 in roller polo thriller
Boston defeated New Haven 6 to 3 at Park Square Coliseum as Mullen made 60 saves for New Haven in a high tempo game. Lincoln led Boston with 16 rushes while McCarthy added two goals and Sutherland contributed eight stops for New Haven.
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Bobby Hart
Boston
New Haven
Park Square Coliseum
Mullen
Lincoln
McCerthy
Gile
WSI
McCodu
Darrell Cogeleshall
Walfback
Saunders Sutherland
Cane
e.Mullen
Ain Si
Sau
Pataki
Posner
Bonn
McCarthy
Bogen Gaa
New
Sutherland
Connell
Peet
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Paul H. Shannon
Gloversvilles
Haggerty
Leo Watcher
Watcher
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Saub
Lennon
DS Sais HS Fe Perper Reek
Williamson Doherty
Cree O
Vaughn
England
Association of Colleges
Champion Gotch
Moir
Somerset
Central Club
Somerville
Central
Connors
Southwell
Eee
Ashworth
Traver
Faulkner
Edge
Fuller
Egate
Custom House League
F. L. Roberts
Stone & Downer
Custom House
Pitt & Scott
Ee Coveeces
Immigration Phareateness Stan
Laundry League
Brunswick Alleys
Empire Ee
Excelsior
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Vere Toeeseenee Bio
Ty Treats Ee
Taylor Broste Eaweeenees Bod
Foster Currier Seer
Stone & Webster League
Old South
Stone & Webster
Aeethereal
Navetesaeaer
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Bailey
Blue
New York Highlanders
Paul Brooks
Andover
G. G. Browne
Gunnery School
Hamilton Fish
St. Mark’s School
E.S. Currie
Cambridge Latin School
E. S. Allen
Glendale
B. C. Meet
Brookline High Meet
Maclean
Everett
Vermont
Carribe
Bostons
Hayes’ Art Store
Washingto
Sr Sandls. Atkinson
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