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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1911

Page

12

Big night for Harvard Cornell hockey and Roller mat clash

Harvard and Cornell face off in a heated hockey showdown while Me chanics' hinge on a strong Roller bout with Doc Roller against the Pole. Pooch Donovan leads Harvard with 21 athletes heading to Providence for Armory games as Kanaly and Keene Fitzpatrick prep for indoor seasons and track mile hopes loom in the Hub.

Harvard Mechanics Pooch” Donovan Pooch Donovan Cambridge Providence Keene Fitzpatrick Princeton Tiger Mike’’ Murphy Johnny Mack Pooch Donovan Keene

Harvard Left Off Cornell Schedule

Harvard football management offered a game date for next fall which Cornell refused to accept. Cornell preferred out-of-town dates with Michigan and Pennsylvania and did not want three away games in a row, hoping for a 1912 matchup and future contests.

Harvard Cornell University of Michigan University of Pennsylvana Cornell Athletic Council Chicago University Pennsylvania Michigan Nev.il Nell Chicago Beott Garcelon

Cornell Chooses Michigan Date Over Harvard Ball Game

Cornell delegates decide to play Michigan on November 11 1911 instead of Harvard opting to pass on meeting Harvard that year. Harvard looks to Amherst November 11 1911. Chicago game to be dropped after next fall due to date conflicts.

Ithacans Michigan Crimson Garcelon Cornell Harvard Amherst

Carrigan in open war with Boston after contract dispute

Bill Carrigan refuses to sign with the Boston Americans under current terms. President Taylor demands his signature to join the team for the coast trip and the season. If the contract is not signed, Carrigan will not play organized baseball this season.

Red Sox Lewiston Carrigan Taylor Bill Boston Lewiston Lad

Taylor's ultimatum on Carrigan fuels Red Sox talks

President Taylor warns Carrigan to sign the bonus clause or stay home as the team presses the 1911 plan. Madden emerges as potential catching mainstay with Brooks Donovan backing extra work for him. Thoney reports arm strength return and optimism for a formidable Red Sox season. Kilienow confirms terms agreeable and imminent signing.

Jake Stahl Bradley Carrigan Tommy Madden Roxbury Tom Donovan Madden Kiernon Boston Red Sox Jack Kileinow

Harvard and Cornell Face Slashing Intercollegiate Hockey Showdown

Harvard aims to defend the intercollegiate hockey championship despite missing several star players. The Crimson, bolstered by a still strong lineup, will clash with Cornell tonight in Ithaca, seeking a decisive victory over the Big Red.

Harvard Ithacans Crimson Seven Cornell

Harvard to Quit Intercollegiate Hockey League

Harvard plans to resign from the Intercollegiate Hockey League at the end of the season. The move will likely be tendered at the league’s regular meeting in New York next month.

Harvard Intercollegiate Hockey League New York

Bully for Bugs in Dwight Ill Treatment Won

Bugs Raymond is hospitalized in Dwight Illinois after a gun injury to the arm. A medic says the wound will heal and he will be able to enjoy a glass of distilled spirits without recognizing it after treatment.

Bugs Raymond Dwight Ill Bugs

Harvard May Withdraw From Intercollegiate Hockey League

William F. Garcelon of Harvard announces that Harvard may resign from the Intercollegiate Hockey League at season end. He notes Harvard prefers dual games and lacrosse and soccer remain in leagues, with hockey to be played independently. The Harvard Yale game and local teams’ Hockey schedule will continue as planned.

William F. Garcelon Harvard New York Yale

Cornell and Harvard Readying for Decisive Intercollegiate Hockey Clash

The Cornell seven arrives after a practice at the Arena as captains, coaches and managers settle on Kennedy and Norfolk to officiate. Harvard leads the league with two wins, while Cornell also sports a perfect record. The clash tonight at 8:15 predicts a season high crowd and a turning point in the Intercollegiate hockey standings.

Duncan Clinton Grippe Hornblowers Rover Seamans Huntington Chadwick Doc Leslie Pierce Blackall Cornell Jack Norfolk Kennedy Crescent New York Harvard Norfolk Cornell Folk Crimson Princeton Columbia Cambridge

Mistaken Infield Hit Debate and Historic Boxing Notes

The letter discusses whether a ball between a fielder’s legs should be ruled an error, with the official scorer determining it not an error if hit too hard to handle. It mentions the K O Brown Tommy Murphy contests, Ty Cobb batting stance, and Langford’s injuries. It cites Ray Ewry and J Darby records in standing bread jumps and notes Fan Battling Nelson’s 1908 title win and 1910 title loss.

K. O. Brown Tommy Muphy Tommy Murphy Murphy Brown Ty Cobb G. Schrek Lowell Langford Johnson Ray Ewry J. Darby Battling Nelson Joe Gams San Francisco Nelson Ad Wolgast Walker

Pendleton Enters In B A A Games

Boston fans will see Pendleton compete in the B A A Games as he enters with the Orange and Black relay team and other Princeton stars Dell the high jump champion and Mc Gregor the shot putter.

Boston Pendleton Princeton George Brown Back Bay Dell McGregor

Manheim Boomed for Tennis Tourney

New York and nearby players urge moving the national lawn tennis tournament from Newport to the German Cricket Club at Manheim near Philadelphia. The plan surfaced in a letter to the United States National Lawn Tennis Association.

New York Newport R. L United States National Lawn Tennis Association Manheim Philadelphia New Jersey Pennsylvania

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