Rule Makers Are Given a Distinct Shock by Dreyfuss
South Boston High defeated English High School 38 to 15 in a fast game at English High School gym. J Grant scored nine baskets for South Boston led by a strong forward attack. Moody led English High with the only effective scoring for his team as their cause waned after Johnny O Day was lost to injury. English Highs second team fell 18 to 10 to South Bostons seconds.
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South Boston
Montgomery Street
Johnny O'Day
J. Grant
Moody
Oriental canines at big kennel show
Pekinese spaniels and Pomeranians will headline the New England Kennel Club’s 26th annual Dog Show in Mechanics’ Building, opening February 22. Entries close February 2 with superintendent T. E. N. Kemp at 175 Tremont Street, and strong mail responses promise a major event.
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New England
Kemp
Worcester Tech Track Prepares for State Relay Fight
Worcester Tech workers hard to shape the relay squad for the B A A meet pitting them against Massachusetts State. Captain Kennedy Halligan Donath Slocomb Sanderson and other last year’s stars face eager newcomers Hedstrom Porter and Hennessey as rivalry for spots grows. The Massachusetts State quartet remains fast and hard to beat.
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Worcester Tech
Massachusetts State
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Donath
Slocomb
Sanderson
Hedstrom
Porter
Hennessey
Baldwin Beats Moran in Big Armory Fight
Matty Baldwin of Charlestown defeats Owen Moran of England in a 12 round bout watched by a record crowd at the Armory. Moran led early with Moran style, but Baldwin's infighting and late surge won the decision amid some crowd protests. Additional results include Alger over Nixon in eight rounds and Walcott stopping Bowie in three. Three more 10 round bouts are scheduled next Tuesday night.
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Charlestown
Owen Moran
England
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Owen
Baldwin
Matty
Billy Shevlin
Young McDonough
Billy Nixon
George Alger
Max Landy
Johnny Noble
South Boston
Alger
Nixon
Chester Walcott
Joe
Dan Bowie
Walcott
Bowie
Tommy O’keefe
Philadelphia
Kid Goodman
Honey Mellody
Frank Perron
Pat Moore
Henry Miers
Big Bowlers Consider High Stakes Open Match
Jack Sheare of Boylston alleys offers to back Bill Galway and John Christopher in a $500 side pair match against Poehler and Martel. If finalized, it could be the season’s classiest bowling event. Riddell the 19 year old New York champion will exhibit at Boston alleys with partner Hall against Harrington and Goulding of the Commercial league.
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Jack
Mike
Sullivan
Jack Sheehan
Boston
Mitters
the Charles
Empire Company
the Howard
Jack Sheare
Boylston Alleys
Bill Galway
John Christopher
Poehler
Martel
Galway
Christopher
New Boston
Allston Golf Club
Newton
Newtowne
Charlie Riddell
New York
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Hall
Harrington
Goulding
Young Riddell
Scouts Spent Big Fortune in Major League Drafts
Major league clubs spent a record sum last summer as 16 clubs drafted or purchased 3827 minor league players for 363000 dollars. Scouts scoured 28 minor leagues and even colleges to find usable talent before rule changes cap payroll at eight players per team in the off season.
Lavin Draws With Fighting Dick Nelson in Buffalo
Paddy Lavin of Buffalo and Fighting Dick Nelson of Brooklyn fought a swift ten round draw under clean break rules in Buffalo tonight. Lavin showed slight edge in strength while Nelson pressed and bore in, with neither man punished markedly at the finish.
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Buffalo
Paddy Lavin
Dick Nelson
Brooklyn
Lavin
Pittsburg boxers show power in preliminaries at mill show
Two knockouts and a draw highlight six round bout between Thunderbolt Ed Smith of Columbus and Frank Moran of Pittsburg. Buck Crouse knocked out Frank Wettangal in round two and Battling Conners stopped Kid Steptoe in round three.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Thunderbolt
Ed Smith
Columbus
Frank Moran
Buck” Crouse
Frank Wettangal
Conners
Kid” Steptoe
Syracuse's Billy Ryan tops Critcher in ten rounds at Utica
In Utica New York Billy Ryan of Syracuse defeats Bobby Critcher of Montreal over ten rounds at the American Athletic Club. Preliminary action sees Jack Lamon of Watertown knockout Joe Conley of Springfield Massachusetts in round two.
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Utica
Billy Ryan
Syracuse
Bobby Critcher
Montreal
American Athletic Club
Jack Lamon
Watertown
Joe Conley
Springfield
Mass
Pittsburg Boxer Moran Beats Ed Smith in Six Round Bout
In Old City Hall Pittsburg Frank Moran defeated Ed Smith of Columbus in a six round contest. Moran avoided Smith’s rushes and landed strong blows while Smith endured heavy punishment in a close fight.
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Thunderbolt
Ed Smith
Columbus
Frank Moran
Old City Hall
Moran
Franklin Defeats Paige 300 to 290 in A Amateur Billiards
In the seventh game of the Class A amateur billiard tourney at the Hub Palace last night Franklin beat Paige 300 to 290. Tonight Franklin faces Van Dyke.
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Hub Palace
Ranklin
Paige
Franklin
van Dyke
Bowdoin Square bowling results and team totals
The Manufacturers' League at Bowdoin Square lanes lists Hoosac Tunnel Docks with scores 414 3938 415 1222, New England Screw Co 465 441 476 1382, and Gina & Occba ceadrivese caGOG 436 399 1290. The data shows team totals and individual scores for the session.
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Hoosac Tunnel
S. M. Howes No
New England Screw Co
Gina & Occba Ceadrivese Cagog
Managers Refuse to Help Boston Club Out
Pittsburg dispatch reports Boston manager Fred Lake failed to meet Pittsburg director John Harris amid offers and counteroffers. Dooin of Philadelphia balks at a trade for Shean while talks on Ham Hyatt stall. Schedule talks force 154 vs 168 game plans. Comiskey signs Frank Smith after a brief conference.
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Pittsburg
Fred Lake
Pennsylvania
John P. Harris
Doves
Lake
Fort Pitt
Harris
Philadelphia
Boston Club
Beaumont
Joe Ward
Dooin
Quakers
Shean
Richie
Bates
Starr
Ham Hyatt
British Columbia
Chicago
Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Dreyfuss
Frank Smith
Charles Comiskey
Comiskey
Smith
Commy
Jeffrick Johnson
Brown Freshman Drowns After Gym Pool Incident
Harold A. Baines a Brown University freshman and former Exeter athlete died at Rhode Island Hospital from ptomaine poisoning after collapsing at the edge of the college gym swimming tank and slipping into the pool. Companions pulled him out and assistants administered first aid as physicians were summoned. He came from Suffern New York.
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R. I
Harold A. Baines
Exeter
Rhode Island
College
Baines
James Aldrich
J. K. Starkweather
J. B. Rouse
J. T. Walker
John Frank
Fred W. Marvel
Bainés
Suffern
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Married Men and Single Men In Odd Contest
A brief note reports that married men lost to single men in a small contest. The match concluded with the single men securing the victory.
Life Insurance League at Adams Square Alleys
Scores and totals from the Life Insurance League bowling match at Adams Square alleys show Nat Life of Vermont finishing with 1225, John Hancock posting 1820 points across three games, with team totals listed as 0 508 396 418 411.
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Adams Square
Life of
John Hancock ‘i. -Seveen
New Boston
Eee Ee Eee
Naval Office
Ewes
Rules Reversed On Wild Pitch And Passed Ball
Pittsburg reports the rules committee reversed its decision on wild pitches and passed balls after widespread disapproval. The debate centered on credit for errors and the role of umpires, with Cincinnati manager Griffith threatening to push for reforms at the Chicago meeting.
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Pittsburg
Griffith
Cincinnati
Chicago
Holy Cross Baseball Prospects Shown for 1910 Season
Holy Cross prepares for a strong season with a deep infield and pitching depth. Veterans Dowd Foley Mahoney Regan McKenzie lead a promising pitching staff as Sweeney backup catches and an bustling outfield compete for spots before the March Southern trip and opening games against Seton Hall in Jersey City and Penn in Philadelphia.
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Worcester College
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Foley
Jim Mahoney
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Sweeney
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Spillane
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Hagerty
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Hearley Oates
Scheid
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Seton Hall
Jersey City
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Philadelphia
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Virginia
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