Princeton Beaten by Dartmouth in Preparatory League Play
In the Interpretable Preparatory League games Princeton fell to Dartmouth. Nearby matchups included Harvard versus St Francis Xavier at Stadium and Andover against Crescent A C at Andover with other results at Cambridge Milton and Southboro. Brae-Burn second face Winchester at Brae-Burn.
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Harvard
St. Francois Xavier
Andover
Crescent A. C
Cambridge Latin
Cambridge
Mechanic Arts High
Milton High
Milton
Roxbury Latin
St. Mark’s School
Southboro
Brae-Burn
Winchester
Dartmouth Top Princeton 3-2 in Intercollegiate Hockey
Dartmouth defeats Princeton 3 to 2 at St Nicholas rink to claim third straight win in the intercollegiate hockey race and narrow the gap with Harvard. Phillips nets two goals, Doe adds two, Perry scores, with W Russell refereeing and brief 20 minute periods noted.
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New York
Dartmouth
Princeton
St. Nicholas
Hanover
Harvard
WrHarat
Peacock Gceinir Telsips
Ce. P
Phillips
Bibuahtronan
Angell Sansacoe Cd
Aead Singe Cit Ce Seren R
Doe
Perry
W. Russell
H. Hornbeck
Meagher tug of war team accepts world challenge
The Thomas Francis Meagher tug-of-war team announces a challenge to the United Four team from Medford offering to match any team for 500 or 1000 dollars per side. Manager John J. McCarthy lists team members Tim Coffey John Callahan Bob Frost and Henry Patterson and states they will post a substantial forfeit at the Post office to bind the match.
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the Post
Thomas Francis Meagher
United Four
Medford
Tim’ Coffey
John Callahan
Bob Frost
Henry Patterson
John J. McCarthy
De Oro Dominates Two Opponents In Local Bowling
Alfred De Oro performed strongly at Miah Murray's defeating Chickory Tabbag known as the Syrian Kid 125 to 47. In the evening William McCune the club champion challenged the Cuban but De Oro won 125 to 106 after a tight finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred de Oro
Miah Murrray’s
Chickory Tabbag
William McCune
de Oro
Merkle Signs for Increased Salary with Giants
CHICAGO January 22 Johnny McGraw praises Merkle despite last year’s base running miscue as Merkle signs a new contract promising a raised salary. The move secures his place with the Giants after the pennant season.
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Chicago
Johnny McGraw
Merkle
Giants
Trade seen advancing cautiously on firmer stocks
Dun and Company reports a conservative but improving trade pattern with larger manufacturing payrolls aiding retail distribution, while overall demand remains restrained. Raw material firmness and a stronger China trade boost cotton goods, with napped and dress ginghams showing improved demand, though Boston shoe buyers fall short of expectations.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Boston
Bradstreet Trade Outlook Mixed Across Sectors
Bradstreet reports slow but steady expansion in wholesale and jobbing with brighter orders for spring and improving demand for cotton goods in the East. Footwear shows volume but shipments lag normal. iron and steel stay dull. copper prices fall. Canada sees fair spring goods trade with cautious ordering and lower inventories.
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New York
Bradstreet
Eaglern
Dominion of Canada
College and prep matchups listed across New England
Harvard plays Brown in Cambridge while Yale meets Princeton in Princeton. Dartmouth hosts Williams in Hanover and Tufts visits Fordham in New York. Other games include Harvard freshmen at Cambridge and Andover facing Lowell Textile in Andover. Melrose High hosts Thayer Academy and St John’s Prep meets Medford High in Danvers. East Boston plays St Johnsbury in East Boston and Brockton Y M C A hosts Newton Y M C A in Brockton. Fort Andrews meets Fenno Five in Hingham.
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Harvard
Brown
Cambridge
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Williams
Hanover
Tufts
Fordham
New York
Andover
Lowell Textile
Melrose High
Thayer Academy
Melrose
St. John’s Preparatory
Medford High
Danvers
East Boston
St. Johnsbury
Brockton Y. M. C. A
Newton Y. M. C. A
Brockton
Fort Andrews
Fenno Five
Hingham
Princeton Tigers beat Yale 28 to 4 in season finale
Princeton defeats Yale 28 4 in a fast game finishing the season with strong team play and swift passing. Meese Van Vieck Keyes Hughes Veeder and Naines score, with Veeder Van Vieck and Meese contributing field goals and fouls. Referee Sharpe. Time twenty-minute halves.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Tigers
Carragan
CIA. F
Meese
Leggerman van’ Vieck
Race Shensink
Eas Keyes
Carter Haines
Civ
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Sess
Hughes Eiqsrutan
Widen Des Hakee
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Warner Bagigs
Diodes
Piksi
Cece Ves Orca Esq
Veeder
Wkeyes
Hughes
van Vieck
Naines
Cushman
Sharpe
Winthrop High Defeats Rindge in 23 12 Victory
Winthrop High School basketball, led by Win Snow and Carl Anderson, overwhelmed Rindge Manual Training School 23 to 12. Anderson scored seven fouls, Snow and Ireland added floor goals, with Grebenstein and Baker ejected for slugging as 500 spectators watched the beach school claim top state status with 10 wins and no losses.
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Winthrop High
Newton
Win
Carl Anderson
Rindge Manual Training School
Winthrop
Anderson
la Cour
Snow
Grebenstein
Baker
Rindge
TCR Fr
Dsc
Biases
Mlk
R. B
Wilson Meaolt
Graiscuans
A. c
Rains R. F
Ireland
Winthrop H. S
Green
Sawyer
Reed, Broderick
Connolly
Dawson and Mahoney
Dorchester High Triumphs Over Commercial Five
Dorchester High defeated Commercial High 34 to 10 with Hoernle back after suspension starring for Dorchester. Second team Dorchester 2d beat Commercial 2d 12 to 9 in a separate game with Kelly, Richards and Kennedy leading for Commercial and La Roche, Kidder, Gleason among Dorchester scorers. Referees were O Reilly with Umpire Redding. attendance about 400 at both 15 minute halves.
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Dorchester High
Commercial High School
Dorchester
Hoernle
Eek Eres
Dorcester H. Commercial
Conly
Seavey Mioermmic
T. UV
Conningnan Spaulding, c
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McCarthy Pou Gesok
Odes I. F
Jones Buvan
R. F
Williams
McNealy
Commercial High
Abbott
Spaulding
Sullivan
Jones
McNealey
McCarthy
O'Reilly
Redding
Flynn
Commercial
Dorchester 2d
Kelly
Richards
Kennedy
Glesson
Cunningham
O’reilly
Fliynn
Timor—Wells
West Roxbury Beats Roxbury High In Close City Rivalry
West Roxbury High defeated Roxbury High 28 to 23 in a hard fought game at West Roxbury High. West Roxbury led most of the contest and also won the second team game. Attendance was about 400 as Perkins Reilly Walsh Cannon Ostergren scored for West Roxbury.
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West Roxbury High
Roxbury High School
West Roxbury
Roxbury
West Roxbury H
Roxbury H
Popu Rna Hea
Cecil Ein
E Thal Oe
L. B
R. B
Walsh Baker
de Pea
Gore Edwards
J. B. Terme
Leeyeee
Betsares
Perkins
Reilly
Walsh
Cannon
Ostergren
White
Leary
Crowley
Seorer—North
Timert—Pasqualiga
St Johnsbury Wins City Hall Basketball Thriller
In Gloucester, St Johnsbury clinched the series with a 51 to 25 victory over Gloucester at City Hall. Scorers include Walden Wright Brennan Mathieu Kruger Matthews Cody Doran Desmond and Corbett. Attendance 800 under referee Barnicle.
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Gloucester
St. Johnsbury
City Hall
Aurage
Hss Aces
Cee Ala Od l. B
Cody Tam
Beno
Las R. B
Doran
Crowell Tage
Cie
Sigiaemesn
Bea c
Vaughy Mathieu
Hoy Siding
Kruger
Matthews
R. F
Corbett
Walden
Wright
Brennan
Mathieu
Cody
Desmond
Barnicle
Moore
King
Lynsky
Withington Wins New England Heavyweight Wrestling Title
Harvard football star Paul Withington defeated A. A. Taylor of the Boston Y. M. C. A. in a final that followed his earlier scalp of A. G. Mather to claim the 115 pound championship at the Armory A. A. The encounter extended to an extra period before Withington prevailed.
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A. G. Mather
New England
Paul Withington
Harvard
Armory A. A
A. A. Taylor
Boston Y. M. Co. A
Mather
Withington
Taylor
Les
Armory
C. Byer
A. Miller
Boston
Carl Carlson
Posse Gymnasium
John Mackie
Norwood
Carlson
F. Miller
Dan Denielson
Salem
Edward Anderson
Salem Y. M. C
Anderson
Oscar Strom
Strom
John Bjorkland
J. Gerardi
Gerardi
Bjorkland
Lawrence Light Guards
Dorando Pietri Wins Chicago Marathon
Dorando Pietri defeats Corey to win the marathon in Chicago on January 22. The finish was dramatic as Pietri overtook his rival to claim first place in the popular long race.
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Chicago
Dorando Pietri
Corey
East Boston Locals Fall Before Lowell
Lowell defeated East Boston 16 to 8 in Lowell. East Boston was hampered by pro rules and lack of a backboard, with Connors, M O'Brien, Faucett, Maloney, Moriarty, and Marley scoring for Lowell and Barker, Kennefick, Barry, and McGovern for East Boston. Time was 15 minute periods. attendance about 600.
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Lowell
East Boston
Boston Five
O'Brien
Ft. Fick
Barker Baveatt
Kennefick Gott LE
Ecko Poa Ora
Barry McGovern
Moriarity
Marley Mentono Vylis
Athe Cadien
East
Boston
Connors
M. O’brien
Faucett
Maloney
Moriarty
Marley
Barry
Fast Boston
Mills
Timer—Codire
Melrose High Tops Winchester in 25 19 Victory
Melrose High defeated Winchester High 25 to 19 at Winchester. Key players included Stanliah Milliken Wentworth Sharon Thompson Collins Cameron with strong scoring from floor and a high number of fouls drawn. Time was 20 minute halves, attendance about 250.
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Winchester
Melrose High
Winchester High
Melrose
Worcester
L. B
Sharon Stanliah
Bolas
Boes
R. B
Thompson
Dover Westworld
Ise 1
Collins Wsc
R. F
Cameron
Stanliah
Milliken
Wentworth
Sharon
Collins
Mobbs
Larose
Welch
Merley
Rock Ridge Beat Quincy High 65 to 14 in Wellesley
In Wellesley yesterday Rock Ridge defeated Quincy High School 65 to 14. The game featured a strong defensive effort by Rock Ridge and a dominant offense throughout the afternoon.
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Quincy High
Rock Ridge
Wellesley
Quincey High School
Malden Politician KO’d in Three Round Bout
Charles Gibbons, a well known Malden politician, fought Frank Gould at Hathaway's Theatre tonight. The contest lasted three rounds with Gibbons losing by knockout in the final round.
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Malden
Charles Gibbons
Hathaway’s Theatre Tonight
Frank Gould
Patsy Kline Decisions Jimmy Moran In NYC Bout
Patsy Kline of New Jersey outpoints Jimmy Moran of Brooklyn over 10 rounds before the Whirlwind A C in New York. Kline scored knockdowns in rounds three and five and Moran was bleeding in the fourth.
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Jimmy Moran
Kline
New York
Patsy Kline
New Jersey
Brooklyn
A. C
Moran
Maiden Juniors and Sophomores Victors in Class Games
In Malden on January 22 the junior team defeated the senior team 18 to 11 in the class games. The sophomore and freshman contest was tight with the sophomores emerging 29 to 25.
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Malden
Polo Scores From Last Night Across Five Cities
New Bedford beat Worcester 9 to 3 while Pawtucket triumphed 7 to 3 over Brockton. Results summarize a night of matches across regional polo venues with notable score lines.
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New Bedford
Worcester
Pawtucket
Brockton
Engstrom Wins Class A Billiard Tournament at Hub
Engstrom defeated Wheelock 300 to 245 to win the Class A billiard tournament at the Hub last night.
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Engstrom
Wheelock
Phelan Steptoe Reduces Prices on Shirts at Boston Store
Sharp reductions on all fancy shirts in all styles at Phelan Steptoe 38 and 42 Boylston street. The firm’s members are in New York purchasing new spring goods, creating room for fresh stock and accelerating the sale.
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Phelan & Steptoe’s
Boylston Street
New York
Scores in Big League Bowling at Greater Boston Meet
The Greater Boston league bowlers rolled strong scores last night with Carruth taking three points from Revere and a 505 in the final string. Hills defeated Rexford as the Imperials of Lynn beat Winthrop, posting a 6525 first string. Three players averaged over 100 per string while Pilgrim beat Boylston and Casino downed Allston Chelsea whitewashed Terminal with several tight bouts.
Weston Seeking Record on 4000 Mile Walk to San Francisco
On his 70th birthday March 15 Edward Payson Weston plans a 4000 mile walk from New York to San Francisco in 100 days. He may travel northern routes via Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Seattle and will not walk Sundays, using those days for lectures. Reporters, an attendant and his manager accompany him.
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Portland
Chicago
Ill
Edward Payson Weston
New York
San Francisco
Weston
United States
Seattle
Wash
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Tiger
Gloucester Bowl
Dorando
Phelan
Steptoe
Greater
Boston League
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Carry Nee
Een Rere Vw
Lang Ae
Baldwin Saul Seer
Collyer
Spillane
Miller See
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HILLS
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Greene Pri
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Turne
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Turner
Retth
Heaton
Brighton Centre
Pilgrims
Seer
Griffen
George
Patsey
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Kiley
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Dolanteers
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Leland
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Peterson
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Foster
Currier
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Hodge
Cheslsea Square
Chelsea
Witzgerald
Coste
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Verge
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Mercantile League
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Revere
Olympia League
Olympia
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Weston Seeking Record
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Washington Alleys
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Gallagher
Mackintire
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Navy Yard League
Alifornia Limited
California
Orses
S. W. Manning
A. T
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Washington Street
Mass
USA
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Mammoth
Chapman
Mike? Murphy
Sherman’s
Gen. Butler
Shoemaker’s Knife
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
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