Boston Amateur Boxers Edge New York in Intercity Meet
Boston clubs won three of four weight classes at Mechanics Building in a spirited intercity boxing event against New York. William Antrobus and J J Lynch led strong showings for Boston, with Frank Merna and Vincent Sullivan also taking titles, while close bouts and a disputed 126 pound final drew mixed reactions from fans.
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Defy Big League Owners Reach Draft Standstill
Chicago January 25 club owners of the American Association refused to enter a draft agreement with the major leagues. The proposal to restore the draft with a $7500 price per drafted player was unanimously voted down at a special meeting.
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Westminster blank Berlin in arena hockey rout
Westminster overwhelmed Berlin New Hampshire 5 to 0 at the Arena. Goalie Reaume stopped most Berlin attempts while Maltais faced few shots after the first two periods. Small led Westminster with a goal and continued standout passing as Rivard, Veno, and Shay added scoring support.
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Girl testifies Tex Rickard assaulted her in City Court
Alice Ruck a 15 year old East Side student testified that promoter Tex Rickard assaulted her several times and gave money to keep silent. Dr. W Traves Gibb supported the claim while cross examination revealed the iodine and kidnapping stories were fabrications used to seek hospital lodging. The hearing will resume next Monday night.
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Army Beats Knox College In 28-16 Victory
West Point reports the Army basketball team defeated Knox College of Galesburg Illinois by a 28 to 16 score. The game was played today at West Point New York.
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Major Leagues May Buy Star Players From AA Clubs
The major leagues may need to purchase star players outright from American Association clubs at any price. Judge Landis and top executives proposed restoring the draft to aid player advancement, but AA owners rejected it, preferring to sell stars at higher prices than the $70 draft rate. The Pacific Coast and likely the International leagues are expected to follow.
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Great loss to B U grid team
George Cochrane known as Kia Cochrane of Bridgewater leaves Boston University College of Business Administration for Georgetown University. He played fullback and punted for BU last season and was seen as a potential captain alongside Williamson. His transfer is a heavy loss to the team.
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Robson Makes Weight Easily For Saturday Bout
Hundreds of fifth fans watched Harry Kelleys gym as Tommy Robson of Malden weighed in at 163 pounds. Joe McCarthy from the Commercial Club saw Robson confirm he could reach 164 pounds by 8 p m for his ring clash with Nate Siegel at Mechanics Building. Siegel is said to weigh around 150 or 161 pounds and is training hard per Jimmy Gardner reports from Diamond Hill.
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Harvard Freshmen Edge Cambridge Latin 1–0
Captain Clark Hodder scored the decisive goal as Harvard Freshmen edged Cambridge Latin School 1 to 0 in Cambridge. Hodder and Cronin stood out in the afternoon clash.
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Harvard beats Massachusetts Agricultural in Cambridge
Coach Ed Wachter leads Harvard to a 33 to 20 victory over Massachusetts Agricultural College in Cambridge. Lew Gordon from Gloucester shines with long distance shots, while captains Alec McLeish and Jon Hartley also star for the Crimson.
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City Playground Conditions Describe Varied Play Areas
A fragmented list of playgrounds and fields with scattered quality notes and unclear markings. Multiple sites such as Ashmont, Allston, Charlesbank, Columbus Park, Charlestown, Cottage Street, Fallon Field, Franklin Field, Frog Pond, Jamaica Pond, Mystic, Orient Heights, Wood Island Park, Eagle Hill, Randolph Street and John F. Kennedy Fisveround are mentioned with vague statuses like fair good or energy.
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Fitchburg Pros Defeat Pere Marquette Council Team
Fitchburg professionals toyed with Pere Marquette Council K of C basketball team tonight, winning easily 3 to 2.
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Feeney Leads St John’s Prep In Big Win
St John’s Prep Danvers beat Essex Aggies 89 to 11 to notch its fourth win. Feeney was high scorer with 12 points, Cyr and Joyce stood out, while Ewing and Wainwright contributed for the Aggies.
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Brookline High routs Roxbury Latin in 15–0 hockey win
Brookline High School crushed Roxbury Latin Independents 15 to 0 at Cypress Street rink yesterday afternoon. Mullowney and Stover starred for the victors in the lopsided hockey affair.
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Providence Soldier Frank Defeats Jack Kelly in 10-Round Bout
Soldier Frank of Providence Rhode Island Middleweight champion defeated Jack Kelly of Philadelphia in a ten round bout in Providence. Mickey Kirst of Boston lost on a foul to Robbie Beamer of Hartford in the fourth round. Bud Dempsey of Boston defeated Young Baxter of Providence for the New England Flyweight title in ten rounds. Young Goula of Woonsocket beat Billy Shannon of Lynn in ten rounds in the fastest bout of the night.
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Meyers Pins Kilonis to Mat Chicago Bout
Johnny Meyers of Chicago, middleweight wrestling champion, defeated John Kilonis of Norfolk, Virginia, in a decisive bout held tonight. Meyers pinned his opponent to the mat to seal the victory.
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Middlesex Hockey Team Wins Again
The Middlesex School ice hockey team defeated Country Day School of West Newton 4 to 2. Captain Bailey and Howard starred for Middlesex while L Pratt and Reid led Country Day with solid defense and two key saves.
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Winthrop Beats Chelsea In 28 to 19 Basketball Victory
Winthrop High School defeated Chelsea High 28 to 19 at Chelsea last night. The lineup includes Russell Krivitsky Benson Barishoft Stavrives McIntyre Bornstein Gore Neil Gaets. Scoring: Winthrop 10 field goals and 8 fouls. Chelsea 9 field goals and 5 fouls. Referee Sondes.
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