Triangular School Hockey Meet Decision Today
A meeting at the Harvard Union will decide if Newton High Cambridge Latin and Brookline High stage a triangular indoor meet this season. Newton and Cambridge Latin favor holding the event at Newton drill hall, which Newton has offered.
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Newton High
Cambridge Latin
Brookline High
Harvard Union
Newton Drill Hall
Newton
Percy Haughton
William F. Garcelo
Captain Fisher
Beacon Hall
Brookline High Leads In Track Plans And Alumni Basketball
Brookline High resists a proposed meet venue preferring a different hall. Brookline and Volkmann squads train under captains Capper and Campbell. South Boston Alumni Five forms with Barry as captain, aiming games against other alumni teams. first match vs Revere High alumni.
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Brookline High
Volkmann
Capper
Brookline
Campbell
South Boston
South Boston High School
Revere High
Barry
Joe Butler
Barron
Boston College
Gener Grant
Ambrose and McCarthy
Timothy J. McCarthy
New Hampshire State Beats Andover 30 22 In Hard Board Battle
NH State College tops Andover 30 to 22 after trailing in the first half. Key scorers include Holden with 8 and Hay 5, while Chatterton, Jones and Sanburn add baskets. Attendance 250. referee H Jones.
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Andover
New Hampshire State College
New Hampshire
N. H
Moa
Teta Bac
Wyman Washburn
Darling
Parker
Watson Dillon
Gordon
Seeereeeree E
Sanburn
Wii
Tee
Jones Chatterton
Bell
R. F
Holden
Dates for Regimental Schoolboy Track Meets
At the Boston High School Track and Field Association meeting at Mechanic Arts High School the indoor regimental meet was set for March 25 at South Armory Irvington street and the outdoor meet for June 8 at Wood Island Park or Tech Field. Mr Benedict of English High was elected secretary and treasurer.
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Boston High School Track and Field Association
Mechanic Arts High School
South Armory
Irvington Street
Wood Island Park
Tech Field
Benedict
English High
Lie ‘High
Treas
Tufts Loses to Brown Five at Goddard Gym
Brown defeats Tufts 29 to 14 at Goddard Gymnasium Medford quintet outplayed last night Fisher tops Tufts with 2 baskets and 6 free throws McKay leads Brown with 7 free throws and 8 from floor This is Brown’s first win over Tufts since 1907 and second win this year Attendance 400 in Williams gym referee Tower.
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Brown
Goddard Gymnasium
Tufts College
Medford
Brown Boys
Providence
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McKay
Sullivan
Winslow
Carpenter
Hart Scholtz
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Adams
Scholtz
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Jackson
Hooper
Dams
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Snell
Quilty
Jon Fisher
Tower of Williams
Johnson
Ritseby
Revere High Beats Lynn 21 to 19 in Tight Contest
Revere High School led from start to finish to defeat Lynn English High School 21 to 19 in Revere. Smith scored five, Proctor four, Berry three, McKay three, Childs two, with Clisbee adding goals. Attendance was about 600 as Bowser refereed and Rowe kept score. Time halves were 20 and 15 minutes.
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Lynn
Revere High School
Lynn English High School
Lynn E. H
Procter
Kenny Smith
R. B
Hamill Crgngos
Berry Tadpole
Gyo
Childs
Lynn High
Smith
Proctor
Berry
McKay
Clisbee
Bowser
Rowe
Newton High Seven Beats Malden High School
Newton High School defeated Malden High School 2 to 0 on the Malden reservoir afternoon. A large crowd witnessed a lively contest with Foote and Spaulding scoring for Newton and a 159 attendance noted.
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Malden Reservoir
Malden
Newton High School
Cambridge A. C. Crushes Milton Hockey Club 8–0
Cambridge A. C. routed the Milton Hockey Club at Cunningham rink East Milton last evening in an 8 to 0 victory. Fritz scored six goals and was the standout performer for Cambridge while Harrington added one. Referee Morgan and umpires Morse Brown presided. game time was 20 minutes per half.
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Cambridge A. C
Milton
Cunningham Rink
East Milton
Fritz
Cambridge
Cambridge A
Milton H. G. Farrington
Ecane T
Zerrahn
Eie
Johnson Mohd Sis
Fuller Buvorrot
Schreve
Gapoong
Finnie Mey
Harvard Freshmen Beat Milton Academy in 4-1 Victory
The Harvard freshman hockey team defeated Milton Academy 4 to 1 on Milton’s home ice. Sortwell scored twice for Harvard while Willetts contributed one goal and Phillips added the Milton tally.
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Harvard
Milton Academy
Crimson
Academy
Phillips
Milton
Sortwell
Willetts
Felton
Mechanic Arts Seven Defeats Milton High 2–0 in Hockey
Mechanic Arts hockey team beat Milton High 2 to 0 at Cunningham Rink East Milton yesterday afternoon. Thielscher opened the scoring in the first half after Milton's defense held firm. McMorrow added the second goal in the second half. Referee Shiea umpires Rice and Lord timed two 20 minute halves.
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Mechanic Arts Hockey
Milton High School
Cunningham Rink
East Milton
Boston
Milton
Thielscher
McMorrow
Mechanic Arts
Milton High
PTO
Moe
Baten
Dudley
Poole McMoppow
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Emerson Oses
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Marchant Wee
Bee Wee Wee
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Sears
Thielseher
Shiea
Revere High Alumni Beat South Boston 24 to 16
In a hard fought game at the Revere School gymnasium last night the Revere High Alumni defeated South Boston High Alumni 24 to 16. Players Baker Simonton and Cleaves contributed for the winners.
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Revere High
South Boston High
Revere School
Baker
Simonton
Cleaves
Boston Y C Preference Given to Yacht Owners
At the Boston Yacht Club annual meeting at Rowe's Wharf last night the bylaws were amended to limit club membership to 700, with yacht owners eligible for excess above the cap. Arthur W. Chesterton was elected vice commodore, the only new flag officer. other officers were reelected. Standing committees were named for two-year or one-year terms, including Executive, Membership, and Regatta panels with multiple named members.
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Boston Yacht Club
Rowe’s Wharf
Arthur W. Chesterton
Elaine
Alfred Douglas
Norman L. Skene
Charles W. Chapin
Medford High routs Lexington in 12 0 hockey win
Medford High overwhelmed Lexington 12 to 0 in the Massachusetts Clay Pits arena. Five goals in the first half and seven in the second highlighted a dominant performance by Medford forwards led by Johnson and Lawless. Goals were credited to Johnson Fahey Day Paradise Stevens with Lexington’s Doe noted as a key defender. Referee Cotting with umpires Piper and Lot, timer Donlin, periods 15 and 20 minutes.
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Medford
Jan
Lexington
Massachusetts
Johnson
Lawless
Doe
Biates
Bone
Richardson
Ees
Jackson
ORR
Acelli
Giles
Norten Potosi
Omnia
D. Sprice
Medford If
Lexington Hl
Fahey
Day
Paradise
Stevens
Cotting
Piper
Lot
Donlin
Cornell to Meet Michigan in Two-Year Football Schedule
Cornell announces a two year football schedule with Michigan and a game at Chicago plus a Pennsylvania contest likely to form the core of next fall’s big games. Harvard appearance for the coming season remains undecided.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell Athletic Management
University of Michigan
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Harvard
Bunker Hill Y C Elects Officers
The 41st annual meeting of the Bunker Hill Yacht Club elected officers last evening at the club house. Commodore Joseph W. Callahan, vice-commodore Fred Barret, fleet captain William Foster, and directors John K E Hayes, John W. Devine, Ralph Dorman, James T. Murphy were named.
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Bunker Hill Yacht Club
Joseph W. Callahan
Fred Barret
William Foster
John KE. Hayes
John W. Devine
Ralph Dorman
James T. Murphy
Striking Coincidence In Insurance League Bowling
The Insurance League bowling contest yielded a strange coincidence when two William Moodys faced off, one from Salem at 6 feet 4 inches and the other from Lynn at 5 feet 4 inches. Both rolled the same number of balls and had identical pin falls and totals, stunning fans with the odd symmetry.
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Insurance League
William Moodys
Salem
Lynn
Big Hack
Frank Goteh
Gotch
Hack
Mahmout
Jack Curley
Hacken
Brookline High Defeats St. Mark's 4-0 in One-Sided Game
Brookline High beat St. Mark's School 4 to 0 in a poorly played contest. Emery scored three goals for Brookline with Anderson adding another as MecKinlock and Armour stood out for St. Mark's. Referee was Fliehtner with 15 and 10 minute periods.
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Southboro
St. Mark’s School
Brookline High Today
MecKinloci
Armour
St. Mark's
Emery
Brookline
Brookline High
ST. Mark’s
Cunningham
Hoyt Mupony
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Bradlee
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Fake
Coolidge Emery
Dy McKinlock
Bradlee Habehi
Anderson
Flichtner
Timer
Fliehtner
Somerville High Triumphs Over Andover 8 to 2
Somerville High defeated Andover 8 to 2 on Brothers' Field rink today. The win improves Somerville's record in a decisive home game.
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Somerville High
Andover Andover
Andover
Brothers
Knockout Brown Beats Keyes In Close Lightweight Bout
Brown defeats Keyes on points after ten fast rounds at Empire Athletic Club. Brown led rounds 5 6 7 and 9 10, Keyes bloodied Brown’s nose in round 3 and landed cleaner blows in round 8. Managers agreed to a 500 forfeit for a 133 pound title bout in Philadelphia on Feb 8 at 9:30 p.m.
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New York
Brown
Bert’ Keyes
Empire Athletic Club
Keyes
Wolgast
Philadelphia
Chajes Wins Fourth Masters Chess Victory in New York
Oscar Chajes of Chicago topped the national chessmasters' tournament with a 36 move Sicilian win over Smith of Brooklyn. Johner and Marshall drew. Jaffe beat Morris to rise to second place, while Black defeated Capablanca after 43 moves to reach fourth.
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New York
Oscar Chajes
Chicago
Smith
Brooklyn
Paul Johner
F. J. Marshall
United States
Jaffe
W. G. Morris
Smart Loses to Anderson in Rough Wrestling Bout
Sam Anderson of New England defeated Jim Smart of England in a three fall match at the Columbia Theatre. Smart used rough tactics, but Anderson's speed and technique won the first fall, Smart was disqualified in the second for slugging, and Anderson captured the decisive fall in eight minutes.
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Sam Anderson
New England
Jim Smart
England
Columbia Theatre
Smart
Anderson
Sam
Cook
Packey McFarland Dominates Young Erne in Six-Round Bout
In Philadelphia on January 25 Packey McFarland of Chicago outpaced local challenger Young Erne in six rounds at the National Athletic Club. The Chicago star broke even in the opener, then controlled the bout with precise combinations while Erne failed to find his rhythm and left openings for McFarland.
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Philadelphia
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Erne
National Athletic Club
McFarland
Meseront
Yale narrows 28 game baseball schedule for season
Yale announces a 28 game season schedule down three from last year. An Easter vacation trip covers four games with two in Norfolk and two in Washington.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Norfolk
Washington
Yale Baseball Schedule Shrinks Amid Easter Impact
Yale cuts 3 dozen games from a 25 game season to 22 due to Easter timing. Only two pro games planned at the Polo Grounds and Yale Field, with matchups against Cornell Duke? No, against Cornell, Dartmouth at Washington, New York University at Yale Field, and a schedule featuring Brown, Penn, Virginia, Harvard, Princeton, and others. The season opens April 1 with NYU at Yale Field.
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Polo Grounds
Norfolks
West Point
Wesleyan
Hartford
South Orange Field Club
University of Vermont
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Ithaca
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Yale Field
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University of Pennsylvania
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New York City
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Philadelphia
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Worcester
Amherst
Syracuse
New York
New Haven
Cambridge
Boston Hockey Club trounces Brookline 7 to 1 for league lead
The Boston Hockey Club defeated Brookline 7 to 1 at the Boston Arena to surge to first place in the Boston Hockey league. Townsend scored a long solo goal in the first half as Boston dominated, leading 4 to 1 at intermission, with strong team play and defense sealing the win.
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Boston Hockey Club
Brookline Hockey Club
Boston Arena
Unclear Intercity Scores From Fragmented Hockey Night
Fragmented OCR lists game outcomes with New Haven Taunton Fall River Providence Stratford Hartford Pawtucket scores 2 1 3 2 15 3. No clear dates teams or context provided to confirm full results or event.
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New Friven Eee
Pawtucket
Taunton
Hartford Corte Tee Nee Eens
Pes Providence Eee Ee
Worcester Pea Ae Ee Ee
River Ee Tome Ee
New Haven
Fall River
Lall Liver
Providence
Startford
Hartford
Providence Falls to Fall River in Rough 3 2 Match
Providence lost a hard fought game to Fall River 3 to 2. Seven fouls were called on five players and Providence deducted a goal on fouls. The report lists the lineup and summary of the contest.
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Fall River
Providence
Fishermen Bring In 546 800 Pounds Of Fish At Wharf
Thirty four fishing craft landed a total of 546 800 pounds of fish with haddock 374 200 cod 79 200 hake 44 900 pollock 24 200 and cask 14 390. Prices yesterday ranged haddock 334 cents cod 63 4 cents hake 61 4 to 41 4 cents pollock 51 2 and cask 4 cents per pound. The Devonian arrived from Liverpool after gale bound passage with 3 300 tons cargo including 4 400 bales of cotton and 1 650 bags of figs. The Wildenfels from Calcutta Colombo carried 8 500 tons of jute and tea. The United Fruit Company may withdraw Jamaica line affecting banana output from various ports. Captain Rickson will command J Manchester Haynes with wife not joining. Captain Matthews severs ties. Theoline, 766 000 feet lumber, completed a long voyage from Boston to Tampa. The White Star liner Romanic resumes voyage after Azores call with 1 229 passengers. next port arrival expected Tuesday.
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Leyland Line
Devonian
A. W. V. Trant
Hoosac Docks
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Hansa Line
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Fla
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Romanic
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Azores
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Shipping News Mini Almanac Snapshot of Arrivals and Removals
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