Boxing Gossip Sparks Lowell Interest in Gardner Rivet Showdown
Jimmy Gardner meets Canadian champ George Rivet in a 12 round bout at Unity Cycle Club Lawrence aimed at securing the New England title. Rivet arrives from Canada after knocking out Patsey Drouillard and beating Danny Field in rapid succession. The bout draws huge local attention as both fighters hail from the Spindle City.
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George Rivet
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Unity Cycle Club
Lawrence
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Burg
New England
Rivet
Patsey Drouillard
Danny Field
Gardner
Jimmy
River
Newton Defeats Huntington 3-0 in Hockey Clash
Newton High defeats Huntington School 8 to 0 at Bulloughs Pond Newtonville. Roger Buntin scores all three Newton goals in the first half with teammates contributing in the lopsided win. Officials include Referee Dec Martin and goal umpires Chambers and Cameron. Timers are Newton and Green. two 20 minute halves.
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Newton High-Huntington
Bullough’s Pond
Newtonville
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H. Davidson
Owen
Young BO
Kirke Hughes
Dip. Ag
Chambers
Cameron
Newton
Green
Connolly Murphy Rematch Set At Grand Opera House
Armory A A fans will see Eddie Murphy of South Boston vs Joe Connolly of Charlestown in a third meeting next Tuesday at the Grand Opera House. Murphy won the first bout. Connolly edged Murphy in the second after six rounds. Semi finals feature Willie Brown vs Tony Watlin and Buddy Dolan vs Chick Lynch. opening bout pits Chodo of the North End against Andy Dobbies of Haverhill.
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Grand Opera House
South Boston
Eddie Murphy
Joe Connolly
Charlestown
Murphy
Mh Connelly
Bunker Hill
Willie Brown
Providence
Tony Watlin
Buddy Dolan
Lawrence
Chick Lynch
Cambridge
Young Chodo
North End
Andy Dobbies
Haverhill
Nixon Sheppard Clash Leads to Future Title Bout
Billy Nixon faces Charley Sheppard in a Commercial A C show with a possible next bout against Mike Crowley of Malden if Nixon wins. George Freeman plans the match and the card features Barney Snyder Pat Owens in 10 rounds Jack Savage Pat McCarthy Roxbury and Chick Lynch versus Mart McDonough.
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Charley Sheppard
A. C
George Freeman
Mike Crowley
Malden
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Washington
Nixon
Sheppard
Barney Snyder
Pat Owens
Jack Savage
Pat McCarthy
Roxbury
Chick Lynch
Mart McDonough
Les Darcy to Meet Al McCoy in New York Bout
Les Darcy the Australian middleweight champion will fight Al McCoy in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden in New York on March 5. Darcy will receive $20 000 as his share of the purse. The match was arranged after a telegram from Darcy's manager confirming terms with Grant Hugh Browne. February 12 or March 5 were considered, with Darcy choosing March 5.
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Les Darcy
Australia
al Mc Coy
Madison Square Garden
New York
Darcy
Grant Hugh Browne
Darcey
Lexington High School to Host Brighton in 3 PM Ice Hockey
Manager Donald Love of Lexington High School organizes a game with Brighton High School this afternoon at 3 o'clock on the Lexington High School rink.
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Donald Love
Lexington High School
Brighton High School
Harvard 2d Team Defeats Milton Academy 6 to 0
The speedy Harvard second hockey team defeated Milton Academy 6 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Milton. Harvard led 5 goals in the opening half and allowed only one late score as Milton improved in the final period.
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Harvard Second Team Defeats Milton Academy in Hockey Clash
Harvard 2d defeats Milton Academy 6 with Powell scoring three and Kissel two. Gorham, in his winter debut, shut down drives in the second half while Humphrey at coverpoint excelled. Clark and Wells anchored Harvard defense as Milton could not penetrate outer lines. Referee Grannan. goal judges Hubbard and Gould. Timers Peters and French. Two periods of 20 and 18 minutes.
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Humphrey
Powell
Kissel
Wells
Clark
Harvard 2D
Milton Academy
Coulter
Humphrey Clark
Freeman
Hamilton B. Wells
Dunmore
W. RR. Grannan
Hubbard
Gould
Peters
French
Baseball Strike View and Phils Batting Plan
Agtuur says players should strike on opening day with pennant intent. Pat Moran sticks with Gavvy Cravath for season, using him as pinch hitter for the Philadelphia Phillies. Dartmouth coach Harry Hillman values competition to unlock an athlete’s best.
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Gavvy Cravath
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Gavvy
Phils
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Hobey Baker Stars as Wanderers Edge Cricket Club
Hobey Baker returned to action for the Philadelphia Wanderers and propelled them to a 1 0 victory over the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Maine relay hopes surface as Bowdoin Colby and Bates wait for word from coaches Magee Smith and Ryan.
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Bowdoin
Colby
Bates
Johnny Magee
Art Smith
Mike Ryan
Pat French
Zeigler
Huntington School
King
Montreal club president threatens players over league sanction
President Lichtenheim of the Montreal club announced that if the league sanctions his actions he would urge all players to leave the fraternity or face small contracts to force them out of baseball.
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Montreal
Gotch Boston Matches and Notable Opponents
The record recalls Frank Gotch wrestling in Boston on several occasions before retirement. His last noted bout in the city was a victory over Americas of Baltimore. J Fred Powers and Fred Connor rise in schoolboy athletics with Powers from Notre Dame and Connor lacking college records in early days.
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Boston
Gotch
Americas
Baltimore
J. Fred Powers
Fred Connor
Powers
University of Notre Dame
Connor
Montreal May Bar Fraternity Players
Montreal reports a plan to bar all members of the Baseball Players Fraternity from the Montreal baseball club. The move will be decided at a special International League meeting in Montreal.
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Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Montreal Baseball Club
International League
Gossip for Motorists Highlights New Auto Exhibits and Tours
Edward C. Beyer tours England promoting the Case car while Eddie Sears helps boost the Bay State Automobile Association. Harry Noyes departs for Florida golf trip. Joseph Donovan pushes a gold Studebaker for Boston show inclusion. Chester J. Campbell books overflow space at Copley Plaza and Horticultural Hall for the Boston exhibit expansion. George B. Kimball returns from Philadelphia praising the Hudson Super Six.
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New York
Boston
Chester J. Campbell
Copley Plaza
Mr. Campbell
Horticultural Hall
Mechanics’ Building
George B. Kimball
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Baltimore Federal Suit Postponed to April Term
By agreement of counsel the $900,000 damage suit of the Baltimore Federal league club against the National and American leagues and certain clubs and individuals was put over until the April term of the U S District Court. The action began last March and was tentatively set for February 13.
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Baltimore Federal League
United States District Court
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