Johnny Mahan predicts Jose Ray triple sprint challenge
Absent minded chatter notes trainer Johnny Mahan arriving with trophy chaser Jose Ray of Illinois A. He aims to start Ray in the 100 yards Hunter mile and three-mile invitation with hopes to win all three. Also mentions Ray Campbell, Abel Kivia, Gordon Nightingale, Charley Rice, Elmer Smith, Babe Ruth rumors, and a halted roller polo season due to coal.
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C. C. A. Cigar Stands Firm Amid Scarce Tobacco
As tobacco becomes scarce and expensive, smokers report smaller cigars and decreased quality in many brands. The text urges continued loyalty to the fragrant, old and reliable C. C. A. Cigar, claiming it remains unchanged and dependable.
Four Races Held at Charles River Speedway Amid Storm
The Metropolitan Driving Club canceled most of its card at Charles River Speedway due to cold and stormy weather, delivering four races. Feature event was Class D pace with Damon Henry Baker’s bay mare defeating Flashing Bert Gove’s black gelding and George Norton’s George N. in straight heats. Molly L. ridden by George Lovell beat Childs driven by Harry Alward, with Lucy Van and War of Delaware among other finishers.
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Harvard Crew Prepares in Heatless Feb Practice
Harvard oarsmen will begin organized rowing at the Newell boathouse on February 1 with heatless training due to a coal shortage. Coach Haines calls for the start of the second half year, and after February 11 tank work will continue despite no fuel heating.
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Pittsburg to Host Navy in Track Dual at Annapolis
Pittsburg plans a dual track meet with the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis marking the first track clash between the two schools. The schedule also includes a meet with Carnegie Tech in Pittsburg and participation in the Penn relay games as the 12th annual intercollegiate and interscholastic meet centers in Pittsburg on May 18.
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Harvard Informal seven to play two games at Boston Arena
Boston hockey fans will see a double header at the Boston Arena tomorrow night. The Harvard Informal seven faces Newport Naval Reserve while the Arena seven meets the Wanderers of Boston. Opening puck at 7 45 p m, arena closes at 10. Coach Bobby Gross will miss the line up due to injury.
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Harvard and B C to Meet Harvard and B C to Meet
The Harvard freshmen and Boston College relay teams prepare for a Cambridge board track race this afternoon weather permitting. They seek form ahead of the B A A meet with Holy Cross and Yale 1921, following last week's Harvard win sparked by Captain Dennis O Connell. O Connell Page and Baldwin are fixed, with Douglass or Churchill contesting the fourth spot.
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Invitations Out for Penn Relay Races
Pennsylvania's relay race management has sent out invitations for the 24th annual relay race carnival to be held on April 26 and 27. Changes in class structures reflect evolving track conditions across colleges. Oxford and Cambridge receive invitations as a courtesy, though not expected to attend until after the war.
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No Formality for Editors' Contest Hockey Clash
The Harvard Lampoon and Harvard Crimson announce an engagement on February 15 at Stadium rink. Editorial boards confront each other in mortal combat for the silver cup, with no informal hockey and free refreshments for spectators.
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Boxing Gossip Puts Catalog of Fights and Rumors
Boxing figures and match chatter fill the page with names like Tommy Robson Walter Mohr Jim Coffey Dempsey Weinert Cowler LeBeouf and Cavanaugh. Tonight at the Grand Opera House Weinert may avenge a loss while prospects for Fulton LeBoeuf and a Taunton opener attract fan attention. Big wrestling at Madison Square Garden features Zbyszo vs Olin and Stecher vs Hussane with a winner to face the heavyweight champion.
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Amherst Announces Swimming Schedule
Amherst announces its 195? swimming schedule detailing meets with Springfield College at Springfield on Feb 9 MIT at Boston on Feb 18 Brown at Providence on Feb 28 Wesleyan at Amherst on March 2 and Wesleyan at Middletown on March 9 Williams cancels the March 16 meet at Amherst as Williams closed its pool for fuel conservation.
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Arling ton High to Begin Indoor Battery Practice
Arling ton High School baseball candidates will likely start early indoor practice in the gym to prepare for the season opening in April. Athletic coach Dr. William T. McCarthy will oversee the candidates.
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Dinner for J. P. Englert in Jamaica Plain Tonight
Men of prominence in baseball and politics plan a complimentary dinner for Representative John P. Englert of Roxbury at Arbeiter Hall Jamaica Plain on his birthday. The guest has served three terms in the House and was once the youngest member elected. The organizing committee includes Tom Madden ex Red Sox catcher William Cooney Yeoman Leo Callahan and others.
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Yale Teams Decide Informal Amid War Conditions
New Haven Conn Jan 28 Yale athletics will be informal the spring and during the war. Professor Robert N Corwin head of the athletic council says an effort is under way to align Harvard and Princeton on baseball and rowing with Yale while track events may be excluded.
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Uncertain Dates Leave Gaps in Athletic Programme
The text notes that specific dates for events are not certain and that there will be no usual commencement or athletic programme features this period.
Yale Menace of War Spirit Hinders Spring Sports
The athletic council doubts enough students to form formal teams in the three major sports this spring and proposes limited pickup teams. It aims to cooperate with undergraduate managers while awaiting replies from Warvard and Princeton on meets. Easter trips are unlikely and overnight travels may be blocked due to transportation constraints.
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Cyclone Ress Confident to Repeat Win Over Kilonis
Danish wrestler Cyclone Ress expresses confidence he will defeat Greek opponent Kilonis again when they clash Thursday night in Boston. Ress arrives Wednesday in top form and ready for a burst of speed. Fans also expect a sharp finish as Polious and Willis prepare for a rematch after their 30 minute draw last week.
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Mercury squads recruit runners for war signals
The article states runners, especially top athletes, will join “Mercury” squads to provide reliable infantry communication with artillery coordination. Each infantry battalion will have nine active runners plus alternates, though the exact organizational method is not yet announced by division headquarters.
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