Shamrocks on Ice Alter Baseball Miracle Team Fate
The passing of Rabbit Maranville leaves a near end to the great Miracle Man George Stallings era shaping a world championship club. Dick Rudolph remains on the payroll but uncertain, Hank Gowdy slated for long rumored trade, likely breaking links to the champion squad led by Fred Mitchell. Brooklyn looms as Gowdy’s destination, disrupting the old cohesiveness.
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Rabbit Maranville
Miracle
George Stallings
Dick Rudolph
Hank Gowdy
Brooklyn
Fred Mitchell
Boxing Promoters Eye Weekend Card At Mechanics Building
Big League Stars keep in condition as Armory A A denies shifting officers and relocates to 61 Court street Room 7 for Feb 1 show headlined by Abe Friedman and Joe Burman. London reports say Joe Beckett fought hard in a recent bout. Quincy Boxing Club plans two 10 rounders and two sixes with Young Davis versus Joe Stone and Billy Nine versus Eddie Barcelli. The Faneuil A C and Dartmouth boxing figures juggle duties while Eddie Shevlin seeks a shot at Nate Siegel. Cyclone Burns meets Jack Jedlinski in Elks carnival wrestling benefiting the Children's Hospital.
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Armory A. A
Court Street
Mechanics’ Building
Abe Friedman
Joe Burman
Chicago
Quincy Boxing Club
Young Davis
Manchester
N. H
Joe Stone
Weymouth
Jrriday
Billy Nine
Quincy
Eddie Barcelli
Dick Vangraze
Charley Slanagan
Dorchester
Cyclone Burns
Jack Jedlinski
Elks
Children’s Hospital
Burns
New England
Jedlinski
Navy
John F. Mahony
Faneis A. C
Tommy Walsh
Burman
Montreal
Joe Lynch
Friedman
Braves trade Maranville sparks Boston fan optimism
The Braves offload star Rabbit Maranville to Pittsburgh amid a three-player exchange that brings Southworth, Nicholson, and Jap Barbare to Boston. Nicholson hit .360 in 99 games last season, Southworth is a strong outfielder, Barbare returns after a partial 1918 stint, and Ford will move into regular play.
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Maranville
Giants
Janta
Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Walter
Braves
Southworth
Nicholson
Mitchell
Rogers Hornsby
South‘worth
Jap Barbare
Red Sox
Horace Ford
Dwight Stars as Browne and Nichols Shut Out St. Mark's 5-0
Browne and Nichols School dominated St. Mark's School in Southboro scoring all five goals. Dwight, skating for Cambridge, was the standout, tallying every score in a sharp, well played contest. The Browne and Nichols lineup, same as last winter, appears championship-caliber for private schools this season.
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Southboro
Browne and Nichols
St. Mark’s School
Dwight
Cambridge
Browne
Nichola
Pace Too Hot for Shamrocks in 3 to 2 Victory
George Percy's B A A sextet displayed again at the Arena that it can maintain a pace just faster than its opponents, pulling out a 3 to 2 win over the Montreal Shamrocks of Canada. The Unicorns, coached by Ralph Winsor, proved too much for the visiting Shamrocks who played typical across the border hockey.
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George Percy
Montreal Shamrocks
Canada
Ralph Winsor
Invaders
Canadians Edge Shamrocks In Final Period Hockey Duel
Do minion clan jumped to an early lead but the Shamrocks equalized twice as the second period ended. Frankie Downing's late rush and goal sealed a 3 2 win for Montreal as Wylde and O Sullivan starred for the visitors in a fast paced three period tilt. Captain Percy McFarland Spriggins Dublin and Stubbs featured for the Shamrocks in a lively downtown rink clash.
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Dominion Clan
Frankie Downing
Shamrocks
Unicorn
Percy
Paul O'Sullivan
Joe Stubbs
Jack Wylde
Back Bay
Stubbs
O'Sullivan
Invaders
Spriggins
McFarland
Dublin
D. Campbell
O’sullivan
Campbell
Raymie Skilton
Lukeman
Scampdoll
Ware Woolen Mills to reopen on full time Monday
The Ware Woolen Mills will resume full-time operation Monday morning after being closed for over a month. The reactivation promises resumed production and local employment activity.
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Ware
700000 In Sight For Title Bout In Montreal
Montreal January 24 A definite move to bring the Dempsey Carpentier fight to Montreal was announced today by C F Graham president of Eastern Canada Securities Limited . He and Frank Good speed vice president were negotiating with Tex Rickard one of the promoters of the bout.
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Montreal
C. F. Graham
Eastern Canada Securities Limited
Frank Goodspeed
Tex Rickard
Dempsey Carpentier Bout Hangs On Montreal Funding
Tex Rickard officials say over 700000 is needed to bring the fighters, with a New York representative in talks. A syndicate would form if terms suit New York interests, and Quebec prize fighting law amendments would be required. In New York City the Rickard office noted no confirmed talks with Canadiens seeking to stage the bout in Montreal.
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Rickard
New York
Quebec
Boston College Athletes Engage in Major Track Meets
Boston College lists its varsity and freshman relay squads and 27 additional athletes entered in B A A games. Entries cover sprints, hurdles, high jump, pole vault, and relays, with named athletes including Driscoll, Sullivan, Lanigan, Nolan, and McIntyre. Millrose A A entries feature James Kelley, Tony Comerford, and others in dash, hurdles, and jumps.
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Boston College
Millrose A
James Kelley
Tony Comerford
Clarence Flahive
Walter Nolan
Millrose
Jake Driscoll
Cornelius O'Brien
Joe Sullivan
Driscol
Caffrey
William Nolan
Tom Mclintyre
Walter Lanigan
Frank Wilson
Fitton A C Ball Honors Victorious Club Teams
The Fitton A C held its 12th annual ball at Crescent Gardens Reveree Beach last evening. Prominent athletes were numbered among the guests, and a reception honored the football baseball and basketball teams of the club. William McCarthy chaired the general committee.
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Fitton A. C
Crescent Gardens
Reveree Beach
William McCarthy
Rabbit Maranvilles Silent Trade Explained in Ball Game
In a local game between the American League team and the Springfield Bounders, Rabbit Maranville, newly with the Pirates, scored two goals and played full time but offered no explanation for his Pirates trade. The Bounders won 19 to 12, as teammates showed stronger team play.
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Braves
Boston
Maranville
Hravey
Wonder
Rabbit
Pirates
Pittsburg
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Finissh
Uncle Sam
Briny
Legion Boys
Benny Valger Wins in Salem Contest
Benny Valger of New York defeated Dick Stosh of Cleveland in last night’s feature bout at the Navillus A. C. of Salem. Stosh, who began as a cub for Chip Davis of Buffalo, refused to come out for the ninth round after Davis failed to appear. The referee awarded Valger the decision. In the semi final Mack Murphy of Quincy stopped Johnny Brown of Newport, RKL, in four rounds. About 3900 women attended the tournament along with many fans.
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Benny Valeer
New York
Dick Stosh
Cleveland
Navillus A. C
Salem
Stosh
Chip Davis
Buffalo
Walger
Mack Murphy
Quincy
Johnny Brown
Newport
RKL
Matty Beats Checker Champs in Saranac Lake
Christy Mathewson, recovering from tuberculosis, gains visitors approval to play chess and defeats Saranac Lake champions Jimmy Washer and Johnny Fox in six games. He plans fishing trips this summer near Saranoe to enjoy prime fishing waters as weather warms.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Dan
Christy Mathewson
J. N. Packard
Matty
Sharks
Jimmy Washer
Johnny Fox
Saranac
Washer
Fox
Saranao
McCoy defeats Mason in ten round flyweight bout
Johnny McCoy decisively outpointed Frankie Mason, the American flyweight champion, over ten rounds in Cleveland os. The result reported by newspaper sports writers at ringside marks a clear victory for McCoy in the title defense attempt.
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Cleveland, O
Johnny McCoy
Frankie Mason
Williams and Tremaine Box to Eight Round Draw
In Philadelphia the former bantamweight champion Kid Williams of Baltimore boxed Carl Tremaine of Cleveland to a draw after eight rounds. Earlier at police roll call Patrolman Petzold moved from Hanover Street to Mast Boston and Patrolman Murphy transferred from West Roxbury to the harbor police.
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Philadelphia
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Carl Tremaine
Cleveland
Paul A. Petzold
Flanover Street
Mast Boston
Jesse O. Murphy
West Roxbury
Harbor Police
Britt Beats Brown in Carlyle A C show at Grand Opera House
Frankie Young Britt of New Bedford defeated George Brown of New York in the feature bout, using close infighting to wear down Brown after Brown fought at long range in the first round. Fleming stopped Quill in eight, Regan vs Christy was ruled for Christy, and Curley fell to Brown in seven. McDonnell failed to impress while plans announced for a new arena show Friday with an all star card.
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Frankie Young Britt
New Bedford
George Brown
New York
Carlyle A. C
Grand Opera House
Brown
Britt
Frankie
Frankie Fleming
Young Quill
Brockton
Quill
Dutch Regan
East Boston
Phil Christy
South End
Christy
Regan
Young Curley
Roxbury
Buster Brown
Providence
Curley
Tad
Jack McDonnell
Hambone Kelly
South Boston
Arlington High to Try Arranging Somerville Hockey Game
Arlington High School ice hockey manager William F. Homer Jr. seeks to finalize a game with Somerville High School for the postponed Interscholastic Hockey league matchup at Spy Pond rink Arlington on Thursday afternoon. The contest had been shelved due to prior bookings and a last minute Stoneham cancellation. Roxbury Latin visits Arlington next Friday afternoon.
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William F. Homer, Jr
Arlington High School
Somerville High School
Spy Pond
Arlington
Stoneham High School
Roxbury Latin School
Burial of Canadian official Sifton at Beechwood
Ottawa January 24 The body of A L Sifton Canadian Secretary of State was buried at Beechwood Cemetery after funeral services at Chateau Laurier.
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Ottawa
A. L. Sifton
Beechwood Cemetery
Chateau Laurier
Strangler Lewis Retains World Heavyweight Title in 71st Regiment Match
Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Earl Caddock to retain the world heavyweight wrestling championship at the 71st Regiment Armory before 7000 fans. After 89 minutes of brutal action, a final sequence with headlocks and a knee-injury-like from Caddock left him unconscious, allowing Lewis to secure the victory and retain the title.
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New York
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
71St Regiment Armory
Earl Caddock
Caddock
Lewis
Lew
Earl
Bothner
Shugrue Easily Defeats Carlson in Worcester Boxing
Johnny Shugrue of Worcester outpointed Harry Carlson in 10 rounds at the Service Men's Club, scoring knockdowns in the fourth, fifth, and ninth, to win before a record crowd. Carlson endured until the end as Shugrue asserted control early.
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Worcester
Johnny Shugrue
Harry Carlson
Shugrue
Carlson
Bobby Reimer
New Britain
Terry O'Connor
Johnny Walker
San Francisco
Kid Williams
Johnny Drew
Jiggs Donahue
Battling Michaud
Chic Carr
Webster
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Tommy Burns
Joseph
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Nate Siegel
Shevlin
Siegel
Johnny Wilson
Mike O'Dowd
O'Dowd
Bay State
Wilson
Harry Greb
Jack Burns
Mickey Donovan
Harry Silva
Frank Tilo
New Englandg
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
N. E. Wrestling Committee
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Chelsea B. C
Red Chapman
Chelsea
Tommy Marks
Johnny Ford
Eddie Flynn
Peabody
K. C
Allen
Young Gutro
Lynn
Jimmy McDonough
Frankie Edwards
Charlestown
Mike Menally
Yankees
Waite Hoyt
Buck Harris
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Chicago White Sox
Buck” Harris
Washington Senators
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White Sox
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Harris
Frank Gaffney
Bayer
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Boxing Association
W. E. Liginger
National Boxing Association
Oratory
Benny Valger
Checker
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Brit Beats
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Jess. Willard
Dempsey
Jess Willard
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Jack Dempsey
Toledo
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