Harvard Meets Cornell Seven In Strenuous Arena Showdown
Harvard hockey to host Cornell at Boston Arena Saturday night in a tight clash as Cornell seeks to rebound from earlier defeats. Cornell's lineup includes Captain Huntington in goal Vail Schell and new recruit Smith from Nova Scotia while Harvard aims to erase a recent loss to Princeton. The Ithacans arrive Saturday for practice and will lodge at the Hotel Lenox before the game.
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Cornell
Boston
Yale
New York
Ithacans
New York State
Harold Flack
Harvard Seven
Huntington
Princeton
Vail
E. M. Schell
L. B. Smith
Nova Scotia
Hunter
Flack
E. A. Hill
Nisbet
Lenox
Penn Students Panic Over Possible Sports Split
Philadelphia January reports a panic at the University of Pennsylvania over a potential rule by the athletic association to limit sports to the college department. Dean George E. Fisher opposes the plan, urging inclusion of professional students with a single restriction for athletes transferring from other colleges.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Athletic Association
Pennsylvania
George E. Fisher
Phillies Offer Training Camp Chase With Doom Men At Hot Springs
Philadelphia manager Mack and the world champion Athletics may accept an invitation from Phillies president Fogel to train together at Hot Springs Arkansas. The Athletics may be forced to relocate from San Antonio due to meningitis cases and join the Phillies and the Doom men at the Arkansas resort.
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Mack
Champion Athletics
Fogel
Phillies
Hot Springs
Ark
Doom
Texas
San Antonio
Quakers
Arkansas
Fogel Invites Mack As Menacing Meningitis Spreads
President Fogel urged Manager Mack to accept a Texas invitation amid widespread meningitis fears. Connie says discussions are premature while investigations continue and expresses willingness to help the Athletics if the disease worsens. Theatrical circuits announce Texas engagements canceled as quarantine looms. Mack refuses player proximity to affected cities.
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Mack
Connie
Texas
San Antonio
Athletics
Monna Vanna at Boston Opera House in French company
Mme Georgette Le Blanc Maeterlinck starred in the title role with her husband’s company, presenting Monna Vanna after years without English or French performances. The review notes her severe cold hampering speech, resulting in a monotone portrayal lacking contrast, while Rene Maupre as Prinzivalle and Jean Durozat as Guido Colonna delivered more forceful performances.
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Mme
Georgette le Blanc-Maeterlinck
Monna Vanna
Boston Opera House
Bertha Kalisch
Guido Colonna
Pisa
Prinzivalle
Mme. Kalisch
Mme. Maeterlinck
Rene Maupre
Jean Durozat
Jean Duval
Marco Colonna
Tech Five Falls to St. Lawrence in Canton
Massachusetts Tech lost to St. Lawrence University 25 to 12 in Canton New York. Through ten minutes the score was 3 to 3 and at halftime 11 to 4 in favor of St. Lawrence.
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Canton
N. Y
Massachusetts Technology
St. Lawrence University
St. Lawrence
Pennsylvania Track Team Eyes Big High Jump Year
Six men on the Penn team can clear at least five feet seven inches led by Captain Burdick and teammates Shrigiey Moore Heyburn Lane and Jackall as the squad prepares for a strong season on the track.
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Burdick
Shrigiey
Moore
Heyburn
Lane
Jackall
Three Records Fall at New York Meet by Irish American Club
At Madison Square Garden the Irish American Athletic Club set multiple marks during a long program. George Bonhag captured the 5000 metre and a world best, while Pat McDonald and Jack Eller underlined strong showings in shot put and hurdles.
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Celtic Park
Louis Scott
Paterson
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Paris
Pat
McDonald
Jack” Eller
Ralph Rose
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Eller
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Ard
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T. J. Collins
Charles Martens
Mott Haven
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G. P. Kimball
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J. Bromilow, Jr
P. Soutar, Jr
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Harry J. Smith
Frank Ruggiero
Mohawk A. C
T Dwyer
A. Roth
John J. Eller
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Valentine
Terwilliger
E. Renz
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W. T. Allen
M. J. McGrath
J. J. Cahill
Johnny Fallon Wins 110-Pound Title Bout at American A C
Johnny Fallon of Boston defeated Dennis O'Brien of St Alphonsus A A Roxbury in a three round 110 pound feature at the Amateur list event night. The program showcased promising contenders like Paddy Green of Cambridge in 105 pounds and several trial bouts and semi finals leading to finals.
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Dennis O’brien
St. Alphonsus A. A
Roxbury
A. C
Fallon
Paddy Green
Cambridge
John Foster
Boston
Tony Sayer
Barney Snyder
M. Brock
Pat Green
William Re
Charlestown
Young Freno
Charles Dobbs
Johnny Duff
Jamaica Plain
John Keena
Opera Night at City Club Highlights Boston Opera Company
More than 500 City Club members attended an Opera Night featuring Madame Maria Gay and Giovanni Zena telt o with other Boston Opera Company artists. Speeches praised Eben D. Jordan and Director Russell for bringing the opera to Boston and urged public support and cooperation.
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Boston Opera Company
Eben D. Jordan
Russell
Boston
Opera
Madame Maria Gay
Giovanni Zenatello
Edward Lankow
Raoul Romito
B. Olshanski
Max Kaplick
Harold Marshall
Melrose
Alexander Kahn
Whowara White
Connelly Beats Goodman in Lake Shore A A Boxing Card
In Worcester Massachusetts on January 25 Johnny Connelly the Scotchman defeated Kid Goodman of Boston in the opening bout while Kid Scaler Worcester and Terry Brooks New York fought to a decision across 10 rounds. Tom Sawyer of Rockland Maine and Frank Perron of Pawtucket closed with a 10 round display of footwork.
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White City
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Kid Goodman
Boston
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Terry Brooks
New York
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Pawtucket
Tom Sawyer
Portland
Scaler
Brooks
Rockland
Frank Perron
Perron
Sawyer
Maine
MIT Hockey Beats Syracuse Arena Club Five to Two
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology puck chasers defeated the Syracuse Arena Hockey Club five to two at the Arena tonight. MIT showed superior skating and game sense with Captain Sloan and Storke repeatedly driving on the net, while Eichorn and Vereance contributed strong plays for the visitors.
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Syracuse
Attell suspended for six months by New York Commission
Abe Attell featherweight champion receives a six month boxing ban from New York State Athletic Commission after findings of faking and stalling in a bout with Knockout Brown. Jimmy Goodman also suspended. probe into National Sporting Club of America announced. Attell remains in Chicago before heading to Los Angeles for a title bout with Johnny Kilbane.
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New York
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al Paires
Johnny Kilbane
Los Angeles
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Redell
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Cross
Carl Morris
al Palzer
Tom O’rourke
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Billy Newman
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Fairmont A. C
Harvard Battery Men Start Work For Baseball Season
Harvard began practice as two varsity candidates W. B. Young and G. F. Bird reported at Hemenway Gymnasium with Coach Sexton outlining season plans. Freshmen Waterman and Boyle attended, and Manager Arai released the season schedule through June 1 including games with Bates Maine Amherst Princeton Holy Cross Dartmouth Brown Penn Exeter.
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Yale Schedule Mentions Cambridge Home Games Tie Scenarios
The schedule lists games on June 5 Williams, June 8 Brown at Providence, June 12 Holy Cross, June 18 Yale at New Haven, June 19 Yale at Cambridge, June 28 Yale at New York with a tie scenario. All games occur in Cambridge except where a specific location is given.
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New York
Curley Likely New Coach for Clyde Park West Roxbury Baseball
James FH Curley, currently teaching physical training at English High, is expected to be appointed coach of the Clyde Park and West Roxbury High baseball teams this spring. He previously coached KE H S last season. Grant, formerly of Amherst and a Montgomery Street faculty member, may replace him at Montgomery Street School.
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Amherst
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