Princeton Wins the Ice Title
Princeton defeats Yale 2 1 to win the intercollegiate hockey championship at St. Nicholas Rink. Yale's first game ends with fouls and blundering play, while Princeton shows better teamwork and scoring by Kay and Loutrell. Referees were W Russell and F Dufresne with timekeepers Stebbins and Croker.
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New York
Princeton
Yale
St. Nicholas
Tigers
Peacock, G
Pebs Abias
Tee P
Swensen Head
Ewe
C. P
Johnson Ray
Martin McWaging
Fassis
Kay
Loutrell
W. Russell
Hoockey Club
F. Dufresne
Wanderers
George Stebbins
Crescent A. C
W. J. Croker
Boxers Fall From Ring in Salem Boxing Program
Over 1500 Apollo Club members watched an all star boxing program at the North street rink. The main events ended abruptly under odd circumstances with Teddy Murphy injuring a leg after pushing Tommy Flanagan through the ropes, forcing him to stop.
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Salem
Apollo Club
North Street
Teddy Murphy
Tommy Flanagan
Murphy
Flanagan
Kid Green
Billy Dinkle
Green
Skinner
Fleming
Wmit
Joe Nelson
Young Coreveau
Young Clancy
Dick Kinnear
Boston Latin School to Meet Commercial High in Track clashes
Boston Latin School faces Commercial High as both track teams compete with all members entered. Events include 30 yard dash, 30 yard hurdles, 300 yard run, mile, high jump, shot put and more with names of participating athletes such as Hanlon, Levi, Morrissey, Higgins and Hoyt listed.
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Boston Latin School
Commercial
O'Reilly
Frans
Hanlon
McCullen
Levi
T. Higgins
Craven
Bond
Frost
C. Higgins
Hillman
Morrissey
Hoyt
Ayer
Munroe
Hanley
Westcholesky
Evans
T. S. Higgins
Howard
Murray
Logh
Worcester
Donohue
Cusick
Knudson
Coe
Halligan
Pooler
Gorman
Herson
Wood A. C. Defeats Emerson Quintet
The Wood A. C. of the South End defeated the Emerson Juniors of East Boston at South End Hall last evening 16 to 9. O'Brien led with four floor goals, others included O Leary Crowley Winter Boyce Reagan and O'Donnell. Time was 15 minute halves with Harris as referee. Mellor counted as scorer.
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Wood A. C
South End
Emerson
East Boston
South End Hall
WoOd A. CC
Jrs
O'Brien
Phinbo
Ps Oisin
Graham
Boyce Crowley
Mobdell Winter
Vr. D
Rock Ridge Hall Defeats University 44 to 0 in Meet
Rock Ridge Hall football team beat the University 44 to 0 in a basketball game today at Wellesley. C Woods led Rock Ridge with 10 points followed by Brown 4 Sada Drumm and Miller with baskets. The game had two 20 minute periods with referee Locke.
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Wellesley
Rock Ridge Hall
University
C. Woods
Woods
Dickiopg Brow
Miller Sada
R. D
Tufts Defeats Brown In 22–15 Medford Basketball
Tufts won at Medford over Brown 22 to 15 in a low scoring era game. Key players included Kimball Adams Swafield Fischer McKay Knight Sullivan and Atwood. The match featured two 20 minute halves with 400 in attendance and Ingalls as referee.
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Tufts
Brown
Medford
Kimball
R. F
L. B
Adams
Sullivan Knight
Bias Wiles Ae Abad
English High and Boston Latin track squads excel in warm day
English High School and Boston Latin School athletes used the board track at the B A A in fine weather, while field events moved to the gym. Coach Joe Redding reports strong progress with basketball teams at South Boston and Charlestown High. Johnny Norton from Medford eyes victory over Malden at the Lawrence Light Guard meet, and Group 5 defeats Group 1 to decide the English High School championship. Milton High to face Medford High on Saturday in Medford.
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English High
Boston Latin School
Joe Redding
South Boston High
Charlestown High
Johnny Norton
Medford
Malden
Lawrence Light Guard
Franklin Beats Van Dyke In Class A Billiard Meet
Franklin defeated Van Dyke 300 to 290 in the Class A billiard tournament at the Heh Palace last night. Tonight Nev ins plays Parker.
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Franklin
van Dyke
Heh Palace
Nevins
Parker
Boylston and Carruth Win Bowlero Bowling Showdown
Boylston took four straight games from Elite at Elite alleys last night in a close opening string battle. Carruth also won four straight against Somerset with strong Corbett three-string total and Fitzgerald the high single string. Adams Square vs Hub match was postponed.
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Boylston
Elite
Carruth
Somerset
Corbett
Fitzgerald
Adams Square
Hub
Malden Y M C A Edges Lynn In Low-Scoring Game
The Malden Y M C A basketball team defeated the Lynn Y M C A by 14 to 10 in Lynn. The Lynn second team later beat Malden seconds by a score of 12 to 9.
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Lynn
Malden Y. M. C.A
Lynn Y. M. C. A
Malden
Fiancée of Dr Robnett to Testify Amid Opposition
Dorothy Hesler, fiancee of Dr. A H Robnett, arrived in Boston from Evanston and intends to testify in the Charlestown navy yard case despite relatives opposition and a possible barring move by Major Albertus Wright Catlin, the prosecuting officer. The case centers on Robnett and Paymaster G P Auld amid rumors connected to a ball incident.
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Evanston
Charlestown Navy Yard
Cecil
Fred Hesler
Navy
Dewey
Manila Bay
Miss Hesler
Oak Avenue
Chicago
Dr. Robnett
Dorothy Hesler
A. H. Robnett
G. P. Auld
Boston
Robnett
Edward §. Cowles
Back Bay
Evanston, Ill
Henry J. Kilbourn
Malden
Mystic Side Congregational Church
Albertus Wright Catlin
Auld
Catlin
Boston Department Store Associates Hold First Annual Dance
Pretty girls and a general good time marked the first annual entertainment and dance by the Boston Department Store Associates in Intercolonial Hall Roxbury. W A Bennett floor marshal led the event with Miss Julie Swart as assistant floor marshal and J M Nickerson as floor director plus a list of aides and a reception committee. Matrons of honor were Mrs IL B Stoddard and Mrs J G Pattee with Miss Rose Fine as chair of arrangements and a team including Miss May McManus Miss J O'Brien and others assisting.
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Boston Department Store Associates
Intercolonial
Dudley Street
Roxbury
W. A. Bennett
Julie Swart
J. M. Nickerson
May McGovern
Henry Walsh
Fred Hawkins
Gladys Richardson
R. Bench
H. Dirksmeyer
W. McGrath
Edith Boyd
Mary Murphy
Connor Associates Hold First Dance
A large crowd attended the first annual Connor Associates dance at Knights of Honor Hall Washington street. Floor in charge of J E Galligan assisted by J Robson J McInnes and many aids. Proceeds go to the association relief fund.
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John T. Connor
H. Goodrich
Miss Norton
McKernon
Miss Ryan
M. Connolly
Thomas Kelly
J. Griffin
F. C. Jones
B. Gregory
Association
Gleason Denies Jeffries Johnson Fight Move
Gleason says rumors of postponement lack foundation and if Rickard objects to San Francisco as venue he may retire. Gleason would then arrange to hold the bout in San Francisco if Rickard steps aside.
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San Francisco
Jack Gleason
Jeffries-Johnson
Rickard
Gleason
Yale to Begin Winter Football Practice Under Coy
Captain Fred Daly announced winter drills for Yale football with about two dozen candidates starting next Monday. Daly and Head Coach Ted Coy will oversee sessions on the gymnasium floor twice or thrice weekly until Easter recess. E P Mersereau of the junior class named freshman coach for next fall. He is from Portland Oregon.
Revere High Beats Lynn Five In Local Clash
Revere High School defeated Lynn English High 28 to 20 in a well played game here tonight. Nicholini led with six floor goals, others contributing including Smith and Wright. Referee Bowser oversaw 15 and 20 minute halves.
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Lynn, Jan
Revere High School
Lynn English High
Nicholini
Revere High
Lynn
Wichelint
F. Cs Cige
Dun Odo Stihl
Pedceesessee Paves Cicals
Deg Oris Finonton
Cry Hougay Clark
Cooeses
McKay Rouillard
Cece
Four Players Sign With New York Americans For Next Season
New York American league club signs four players for next season Pitcher Frill from Newark in 1909 Pitcher Vaughn who aided Louisville to the American association pennant Jack Quinn a box man with the locals last year and Second Baseman Frank Laporte all reported today confirming the roster moves for the coming season.
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New York
Frill
Newark
Vaughn
Louisville
Jack Quinn
Frank Laporte
Shortage by false entries at Southbridge Savings Bank
Southbridge January 26 The missing treasurer John A Hall allegedly made false entries in the bank books crediting depositors with less interest than due semi annually and annually Expert accountants found Hall applied lower interest to private balance for his own use and the bank president Calvin D Paige released the finding
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Southbridge
John A. Hall
Southbridge Savings Bank
Calvin D. Paige
Hall
Bank Officials Confident on Security. Shortage Amount Unclear
Bank president Paige says securities are untouched but total loss unknown until pass books are compared. Trustees meet tomorrow at the bank with full board present to learn about the missing official Hall. The bank’s closing inconveniences depositors as Bonding Co liable for $20,000 and officials pursued Hall as a possible escape.
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Paige
Hall
Brookline Tops English High in Feature Relay at Gym Exhibition
More than 1000 spectators attended the Brookline Municipal Gymnasium event under the B. G A. A. Harvard Gym demonstrated side horse and parallel bars while Brookline High School and Waltham Free Reading Room groups showcased tumbling. The main relay saw Brookline High defeat English High by about 75 feet in 4 minutes 25 seconds, with Sheddin, Wyman, McGrath, and Capper among the winners.
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Brookline Municipal Gymnasium
Harvard
Brookline High School
Waltham Free Reading Room
J. Leonard Mason
Hynes
Sawyer
Hardwick
Read
Whitney
Quinlan
Smith
Daniels
J. Halfenstine
G. Whitney
Columbia Road
Brookline
Hughes
Maguire
Hart
Sullivan
Prendergast
Anderson Wins Two Falls To One At Columbia Music Hall
Sam Anderson defeated Alexander Benson two falls to one at the Columbia Music Hall last night. Anderson won the first fall on a foul in 24 minutes and the third in 21 minutes. Benson took the second fall in seven minutes.
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Sam Anderson
Alexander Benson
Columbia Music Hall
Anderson
Benson
Labor Leaders Elect Boston Firemen's Union President
Minor Hiller, about 29, elected in December and installed in January as president of Boston Stationary Firemen's Union 42. The union, chartered in 1905, numbers 700 in Greater Boston and includes firemen and helpers in state and city departments. Wages rise under the union. minimum is 3.25 a day for an eight hour shift. The Wells Memorial office at 987 Washington Street runs an employment bureau. The union supported Mayor-elect Fitzgerald in the recent campaign.
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Minor Hiller
Boston Stationary Firemen’s Union
New England
United States
Greater
Boston
State of
Massachusetts
City of
City of Cambridge
Hiller
Provinces
Old Union 538
Wells Memorial Building
Washington Street
First Light Contract Challenge Faces New Mayor
The city faces a decision on street lighting with 1 000 gas lamps and the choice of a five or ten year contract. Superintendent Guy C. Emerson will draft a message to Mayor-elect Fitzger ald, who takes office February 7, seeking council support for a long-term deal. The current contract expires February 1 and may be extended six months by Mayor Hibbard. Under the new charter, the mayor can sign a one year lighting contract without council input. Longer terms require council consent.
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Fitzgerald
Guy C. Emerson
Emerson
Hibbard
President Faunce Guests at Boston Boot and Shoe Night
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club held its annual ladies night at Hotel Somerset with about 300 attendees from Boston and surrounding shoe centers. The guest of honor was Brown University President W H P Faunce who spoke on The Place of the Individual in American Life.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Hotel Somerset
Boston
Lynn
Haverhill
Brockton
Rockland
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Providence
Somerset
Alfred W. Donovan
Donovan
Richard C. Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Maclaurin
Stratton D. Brooks
Boston Public Schools
Edwin 8. Woodbury
Frederick G. King
Elisha W. Cobb
Zenas Sears, Jr
William L. Terhune
J. Howard Field
D. A. Donovan
Frank J. Bradley
J. Morris Caunt
HH. D. Deshon
Frederic F. Cutler
Thomas F. Anderson
Lyndon V. Grover
Criger Name to Stay in Major Leagues
Lou Criger states his family name will remain in the major leagues after his time in big company ends. He mentions a younger brother playing in the South Michigan league who is expected to rise to the big leagues in a year or two. Scouts praise him as the candy a left hand pitcher with a strong throwing arm.
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Lou Criger
Criger
Lou
Nuf Ced McGreevey to Face Fred Lake in Bowling Stir
At Joyce's alleys this afternoon manager Fred Lake and Nuf Ced McGreevey collide in a talked of bowling match. Lake may be out of practice after a Pittsburg trip while McGreevey hires a new instructor and has averaged near a century in his roll offs. Madden of the Red Sox acts as scorer.
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Joyce's
Fred Lake
Nuf Ced
McGreevey
Fred
Pittsburg
Lake
Bunnie’? Madden
Red Sox
Captain Gordon Retires as Recording Secretary of Genealogical Society
The 66th annual meeting of the New England Historic Genealogical Society signals the retirement of Recording Secretary Captain George Augustus Gordon after 17 years. He is elected councillor for three years. John Albree elected to fill Gordon's secretary post. Other officers named include President James Phinney Baxter and Treasurer Charles K. Bolton.
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New England Historic Genealogical Society
Society
Somerset Street
George Augustus Gordon
John Albree
Swampscott
Gordon
James Phinney Baxter
Portland
William D. Paterson
Wiscasset
Jonathan E. Pecker
Concord
N. H
William W. Stickney
Ludlow
George Corlis Nightingale
Providence
R. I
James J. Goodwin
Hartford
William R. Cutter
Woburn
Charles K. Bolton
Shirley
William P. Greenlaw
Sudbury
William C. Bates
George A. Gordon
Arthur W. Price
Franklin
Mary C. Sawyer
Ketchel Buys Island Near Grand Rapids for Summer Camp
Stanley Ketchel has purchased a small island in Pine Island Lake just north of Grand Rapids. He plans to use it as a summer home and camp, a place with memories from his youth and a training site for a fight with Caponi that never occurred, once billed for Grand Rapids July 4, 1908.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Stanley Ketchel
Pine Island Lake
Ketchel
Caponi
Nervous mrs Thompson fined for shoplifting
Helena Thompson told Municipal Court a destitution story as a defense for taking items from a department store. She admitted the act and was fined 15 dollars, which she paid.
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Helena Thompson
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