Harvard Plans Water Polo Team For Crimson
Harvard considers forming a water polo and relay squad to compete with Penn Yale and Columbia in Boston next month and schedule exhibitions with Brookline Swimming Association and the BAA. Professor Hollis backs official recognition as the squad holds a meeting at the Union with about 30 swimmers. P Fox leads as president with C Dodge as secretary treasurer. Practice begins tomorrow night in Dunster tank, then three sessions weekly.
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Pennsylvania
Yale
Columbia
Boston
Brookline Swimming Association
Hollis
Crimson
Union
P. Fox
Dunster
Dunster Hall
Dave Campbell
Graydon
Hurd
Walter Harrison
Thayer Academy
New England Trotting Schedule Set At Boston Meeting
Managers from Readville Dover Old Orchard and Saugus met at the Boston Tavern to arrange a yearly schedule for light harness racing. The plan opens at Saugus on June 4 with possible Granite State Park meet on June 17 if horses are ready. The circuit runs through July to September with races at Saugus Readville Dover Old Orchard Providence Hartford and other venues.
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Boston Tavern
C. M. Jewett
Readville Track
Frank Christie
Dover
M. F. Porter
Old Orchard
W. F. Hitchings
Saugus
Christie
Granite State Park
Readville
Providence
Hartford
Salem High Nets Seventh Straight Win Over Worcester
Salem defeated Worcester 8 to 5 in a home game. Notable scorers were Bandon with 40, Heffernan 20, Rushes 9, and Whipple 6. Foul by Devlin. Referee Furbush. Timer Porter. Attendance 60.
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Salem
Worcester
Steps— Bandon
Heffernan
Daly
Whipple
Pierce
Foul—Devlin
Furbush
Timer—Porter
Lawrence Team Defeats Plymouth 10 to 4 in Strong Comeback
In Lawrence on January 30 the local team snapped a string of losses beating Plymouth 10 to 4. Devlin, back after illness, dominated at half back with strong play. Rushes tally by Tarrant 9, Jason 8. Steps 60, Tibbetts 0. Referee McEachy. Timor-Sainte. Attendance 500.
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Plymouth
Devlin
Tarrant
Jason
Cusick
Tibbetts
McEachy
Timor—Sainte
Lowell Defeats Clinton 7 to 1 in Tough Contest
Lowell overwhelmed Clinton 7 to 1 as Clinton failed to feed rushes and played poorly. Cashman held goal with fine play while Cunstruction? No, Cunningham led rushes with 4. Referee Connolly, 900 in attendance. Father John’s Medicine ad ends the item.
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Clinton
Farrel
Cashman
Lewis
Cunningham
Fox
Connolly
Arrest Expected In Fleet Street Fire Case
Fire marshal finds kerosene oil soaked rags at the site of the Fleet street blaze used to incite the fire. Suspect remains at large as investigators pursue arson charges that could carry the electric chair. Funeral processions for Lopilato family and De Angelis family mark a day of grief in the North End with Italian societies in formal tribute.
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Lasala
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Rose _Casassa
North End
Endicott Street
Charlestown Bridge
Holy Cross Cemetery
Raffaelo de Angelis
Giacomo
Old Guard Holds Annual Dinner in Massachusetts
The Old Guard of Massachusetts held its annual dinner at the United States Hotel with speeches on the Philippines. Col. S. J. Bolster presided as officers were elected led by Lt. Col. Robert B. Edes and Capt. Thomas Meredith Jr. A large roster of attendees from military and naval associations was listed.
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United States
T. W. Coakley
Philippines
S. J. Bolster
R. B.edes
Francis Meredith, Jr
W.S. Lindsay
Grant
W. M. Lindsay
Myers
Stokes and
Turner
Darling
Spectaker Myers
Commonwealth
Robert B. Edes
Thomas Meredith, Jr
H. Marion
William 8. Pepperell
J. Henry Brown
Robert A. Blood
W. Wayte
Frank BE. Cutting
T. Sinclair
BE. Leroy
Can dle Pin Record Close but Hyde Park Wins Night
Harrop of the Independence nearly tied the single string record in the New Century League candle pin match with Hyde Park on Murray and Irwin alleys scoring 184 in the second string. The home team swept all three games by 106 pins. Roslindale took two from South Boston on Roslindale alleys and Dedham defeated the Boylston Juniors on Boylston alleys. The J Sudleby Jr. team won two games from Smith & Anthony five on Carruth’s alleys in a Merchants League contest.
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Hyde Park
Murray & Irwin
Roslindale
South Boston
Dedham
Boylston
J, Sudleby, Jr
Smith & Anthony
Carruth’s Alleys
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Glover
Lee Seen
Gordon
Annis
Riverside B C Smokers Four Bouts Reported
Four bouts were contested at the Riverside B C smoker last night. Tommy Duffy of Boston faced Spike Haley in an even bout, Peter Brooks of Lawrence boxed John Flanagan of Cambridge for five rounds before a stoppage to save Flanagan, Tommy Devine edged Billy Critch, and Jack Fitzpatrick of Newton outweighed J Ahearn of Woburn with a third round stoppage. A musical programme accompanied the action.
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Tommy Duffy
Boston
Spike’’ Haley
Peter Brooks
Lawrence
John Flanagan
Cambridge
Flanagan
Brooks
Tommy” Devine
Billy” Critch
Devine
Jack” Fitzpatrick
Newton
J. Ahearn
Woburn
Fitzpatrick
Boxing Gossip Sets Tone for Jockeying Weights and Matches
Boxing gossip chronicles Terry McGovern’s West coast training ahead of his Sullivan bout with weight worries evident as he rides runs and walks in Cincinnati before heading to Louisville. Other notes cover Lennox guests, sleeper risks in staged fights, Lavigne’s weight battles, a Chicago blacklist of faked bouts, and upcoming matches including Broad vs Rice and a Camden A A card with multiple proposed fights.
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West
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McGovern
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Cincinnati
Sullivan
Louisville
Spike
Ed Darrell
England
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Cambridge
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Rube
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Norman Selby
Tom Duggan
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Dreamland
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Frank Erne
Gus Rublin
Jeffries
Chicago
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St. Louis
Young Corbett
William M. Jordan
Sam Francia
Harry Swift
Young Allen
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New England
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Sullivan Twins
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Michael
Cambridge A. A
Joe Sweeney
Jack Ward
Charlie
Hugh O'Rourke
Mike O'Hara
Charlie Carter
Charles McClarrity
Hi Raymond
Pat Trodden
Kid O'Donnell
Widew Kelly
Dana
Martioagen
Brockton
John J. Reagan
Fall River
Reagan
Hagan
Fall
Pool contest at Shaw's rooms ends with Omaha Kid win
A pool match last night at Shaw's pool and billiard rooms Charlestown featured James Hayes of Charlestown against O C LaChance known as the Omaha Kid from Rox. A large crowd watched as LaChance won 75 to Hayes 37 with Charles J. Garter refereeing. Scores per frame: Omaha Kid 10 5 13 2 11 6 11 7 75. Hayes 5 10 2 3 4 9 4 37.
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Main Street
Charlestown
James Hayes
O. C. LaChance
Charles J. Garter
Stinson May Go Abroad To Race In France
Cambridge cyclist Will C. Stinson is reported to have received an enticing offer from European managers to race in France all of next season. He has not yet decided whether to accept or decline and may announce his decision in a few days.
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Will C. Stinson
Cambridge
France
Stinson
Ruppert Buys Oakland Baron at Fasig-Tipton Sale
Jacob Ruppert Jr buys the trotter Oakland Baron, a 10 year old stallion by Baron Wilkes and dam Lady Mackay, for 15700 dollars. Oakland Baron, consigned by the Philadelphia Brewing Company, has a racing record of 2001 to 4.
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New York
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
Baron Wilkes
Lady Mackay
Fasig-Tipton
Philadelphia Brewing Company
Fogel Signs Jackson for New York NL Team
Philadelphia report says manager Horace S. Fogel signed outfielder James Jackson for the coming season. Jackson previously played for the Baltimore Americans last season.
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Penn
Horaces. Fogel
New York
James Jackson
Jackson
Baltimore Americans
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