Doyle Lost to Holy Cross May Join Tufts or Boston College
Ralph Doyle, Holy Cross third baseman last year, may join Tufts or Boston College after discharge from service and not intending to return to Holy Cross. A Malden High captain in prep years, he is noted as one of New England's fastest infielders, excelling at quick transitions and sharp peg throws.
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Ralph Doyle
Holy Cross
Boston
Tufts
Boston College
Doyle
Malden High
New England
Harvard Downs Camp Devens Officers 3 0 on Ice
Harvard varsity hockey defeated Camp Devens Officers 3 to 0 at Charlesbank rink. The Crimson dominated with faster play and stronger teamwork in a scrappy game, securing the victory with goals by Bigelow and Clark.
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Harvard
Camp Devens
Charlesbank
Collegians
Crimson
Army
Secow
Codman
Condon Bigelow
Bricht
McIntyre Snelling
Bacon
Baldwin
Munroe Avery
Cabot
Adams
Higgins
Rax Fogle Walker
Church
Doty White
Clark
Sessions
Ledden Parker Holmes
Bive
Gcala—Bigelow
Rice
Chambers and Smith
Athletics For All Students Statement From Harvard Leader
President Lowell argues against filling stands with spectators and urges inclusive participation for all students in athletic contests. He warns against overemphasis on intercollegiate games and calls for rational, broad physical training after wartime service and mandatory drills.
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Lowell
Harvard
No Decision Reached in Chase Case in New York
Harold Chase the Cincinnati first baseman stood trial at the National League offices after six months of proceedings. John Heydler NL president said he could not decide without reviewing typed evidence and expected to announce next week.
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New York
Harold Chase
Cincinnati
National League
National League Court
John Heydler
Chase Charged With Violation of National League Rule
The Cincinnati club formally charges Chase under section forty of the National League constitution for crookedness and its penalties with permanent disqualification. The hearing featured three defense lawyers and witnesses including Reds players Neale Ring Regan, and Giants manager McGraw, with Perritt sending a letter.
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Chase
Cincinnati Club
National League
Rudolph L. Cherurg
J. Franklin Tausch
Harry Cherist
John Conway Tool
John Heydler
Cincinnati
A. Earl Neale
Parkersburg
W. Va
Reds
James J. Ring
Brooklyn
Michael J. Regan
Phoenix
N. Y
John J. McGraw
Giants
William Perritt
Heydler
Shrieveport
Perritt
Christopher Matthewson
Cincinnati Reds
Captain Matthewson
France
Expeditionary Work
I. G. Depasse
L. E B. Rich
S. Mercer
New York
Five School Meets Today In Local Track Schedule
Five school meets are listed for this afternoon and evening. A three cornered meet at the East Armory pits South Boston High Brighton High and Charlestown High in a district clash led by East Boston. West Roxbury High and Hyde Park Duel at Curtis Hall. Wakefield meets Lynn English at Lynn in an evening clash. Boston Latin Dorchester High Intermediates and Juniors duel while English High Intermediates junior room meet proceeds.
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East Armory
South Boston High
Brighton High
Charlestown High
East Boston High
South Boston
Brighton
Charlestown
West Roxbury High
Hyde Park
Curtis Hal
Wakefield
Lynn English High
Lynn
Boston Latin
Dorchester High
English High
Commerce Dominates Newton In Indoor Track Meet
Newton High trailed as Commerce High School led by Skip Sherlock dominated the Fast Armory meet. Conway won the 30 yard dash and high jump, Flaherty won the 600 and shot put, while Hickey claimed two firsts including the 60 yard dash and standing broad jump.
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Newton High
Sherlock
High School of Commerce
Newton
Commerce
Conway
Hickey
Bart Flaherty
Bell
Flaherty
Paul Leiberfare
Boston University Freshmen Win At Rhodes Gym
At Rhodes gym yesterday Boston University freshmen defeated the class of 1922 team 19 to 12. The opposing team captains are brothers.
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Rhodes
Boston University
Baseball on the Inside by Billy Evans on Alibi and game breaks
The piece recalls how the breaks of the game determine outcomes in baseball, citing 1907 Detroit vs Chicago and other World Series moments. It credits muffed plays, errors, and strategic choices with shifting series results and notes the American League often benefits from these breaks.
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Tigers
Detroit
Cubs
Johnny Kling
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Evers
Chance
Dave Robertson
Collins
Joe Jackson
Zimmerman
Eddie Collins
Sox
Robertson
Max Flack
Dempsey Chosen Opponent For Willard in World Title Bout
Fort Worth Tex Rickard said last night Dempsey would be Willard's opponent in the upcoming world championship bout. He noted no venue had been decided and spoke while en route to the old fields.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Dempsey
Willard
Tex Rickard
Dempsey Accepts Any Terms For Willard Bout
Jack Dempsey's manager said here that Dempsey will box Jess Willard on terms agreed by Tex Rickard and would meet Georges Carpentier in an eliminator before July if the match is deemed desirable.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Milton Academy Dominates Medford High in Ice Hockey
Milton Academy's fast seven routed Medford High 10 to 1 at Cunningham Rink Hager Milton. Ladd Phillips and Lee starred for Milton while Sanford Morrisey and Wilki earned best for Medford. Referee Martin W. Loudeen. 15 minute halves. Attendance 200. Score Milton 10 Medford 1.
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Milton Academy
Medford High Independents
Cunningham
Hager Milton
Lee, Ladd
Phill
Milton Seven
Medford
Sanford
Morrisey
Wilki
Milton Acad
Medford H
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Briggs
Phe Cabot
Chu Phillips
Galea
Sant Ladd
Willie Clark
Caves
Martin W. Loudeen
Sons
Gates
Timor—Hubbard
Milton
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Milton Academy Ice
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