Princeton Faces Crimson In First Of Three Hockey Games
Princeton's husky sextet meets Harvard in the Ice Pavilion Cambridge in a three game series opener. Princeton has shown improving form since New Year and will bring speedy defense led by Stubbs and Walker supported by Bigelow and Bacon. Referee Charlie Foote of MIT will oversee the 8:15 clash amid strong local hockey interest.
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K O Muggsy Meets His Conqueror in 12 Round Setback
East Boston’s famed K O Muggsy was defeated by Johnny McMenimen of Cambridge at Commercial A C in a full 12 round bout. McMenimen scored two knockdowns, one in the sixth and one in the final round, and the referee awarded the bout to his corner.
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Joe Stecher Wins Wrestling Crown
NEW YORK January 30. Joe Stecher of Nebraska won the heavyweight wrestling championship at catch as catch can by defeating Earl Caddock of Iowa with a body scissors and arm lock after more than two hours of wrestling.
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Hats Offer Unprecedented Wool Cap Assortment at Half Price
This winter promises broader cap demand as a shop proclaims it has cleaned out mills and sourced English Tweeds, Homespuns, Cheviots, and plaid fabrics. All wool, one-piece tops, full and medium shapes, with inner bands, at about half the usual cost.
Racing Results From Runway Track Meet Overall
A full card of maiden and allowance races for two year olds through seniors at six events plus added starters. Aunt Deda led the opener with a closing surge, while Le Balafre and Bonstelle led in later six furlong and six furlong events. Purses ranged from 700 to 1000 dollars with multiple runners and finishers across seven races.
Minister promotes boxing fund at Dartmouth
Hanover January 30 The Rev John E Johnson age 66 announced a gift of 1000 for boxing promotion at Dartmouth by the athletic council. The use of the money is undecided but likely for prizes at future bouts. Dr Johnson is honorary president of the outing club and has given many donations to college groups.
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Racing results from a crowded steam-era card
First race for two-year-olds purse 600 at furlongs. Handle wins at odds despite a tough field with Little Pointer second and Dorothy third. Time 3 745. Other runners include Wishing Felix and Bloomingdale. Second race for four-year-olds and up claiming 600 with five and a half furlongs. Iron Boy takes first, Pp. Carmody second, D. Girl third. Time 1 10446. Slippery Silver and Acclamation also ran. Third race for three-year-olds and up claiming five and a half furlongs. Peasant first, Star Baby second, Deckhand third. Time 1 09 1 5. Hello Pardner and Annabelle among others. Fourth race four-year-olds and up five and a half furlongs. Whippoorwill first, Twenty Seven second, Exempted third. Time 1 101-8. Fifth race four-year-olds and up one mile and 50 yards. Bianca first, Bulger second, Ambassador III third. Time 1 10. Additional entries First Pullet Marty Lou Hasty Cora Quin Peaceful Star also ran. Final claiming race at one mile and 50 yards: John W Klein first, Attorney Muir second, Fairly third. Time 1 48 1 5. Other names Egmont and Marys Magneto among participants.
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Havana Entries Show Mixed Claims and Purses Across Races
Several claiming races fill the Mineral track card with purses of 600 dollars. Entries include Virele Lee Plain Heather Superior and Babylonian in early heats, with six furlongs and one mile options. Weather shows clear skies and a heavy track as Bermuda Handicap and other events proceed.
New Orleans Entries For Five Race Card Attracts Short Field
Races list maiden two-year-olds up to older claimers and handicaps with purses from 700 to 800 dollars. Entries include Whipsett Doctor Zab Langden Peggy C and many others with weights. weather notes call for a sloppy track and apprentice allowance claimed.
First New York club signs 190 contract for Thormahlien
New York Jan 3 The first American League club contract for 190 was signed today by pitcher Herbert Thormahlien.
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Boston Fight Night Draws Raucous Crowd At Closed Box Office
Nearly 2000 fans packed the arena while a larger wave gathered outside as box office closures sent hundreds away. Young Gould stops Tremblay early, Nee knocks out McCarthy, Green defeats Gianni amid fan protests. Main bout ends with McMenimen edging Muggsy after a tense ten rounds.
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Flyweight title match set in Toledo for world championship
Jimmy Wilde British champion faces Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne in a 12 round world flyweight title bout slated for Toledo in late February. Ad Thacher secured Wilde’s manager signature by telegram, though terms were not disclosed.
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Hunters Cancel Winter Meet After Location Shortage
Bedford reports foxes scarce forcing the New England Fox Hunters Club to cancel its 15 year old winter meet for this season. Leaders sought a suitable site with abundant foxes, but no hotel-based headquarters could be secured, prompting president Leslie B Handy of South Wareham to call off the hunt.
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High schools drop ice hockey in winter season
Lexington and Concord High schools have abandoned ice hockey this winter. Lexington cited no suitable rink as the reason, while Concord reports a seven player team formed outside school control and cites lack of interest among aspirants.
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Middlesex School to play Milton Academy on local rink
Concord notes that Middlesex School's ice hockey team will face Milton Academy tomorrow at the local rink in North Concord. Milton has shown improvement this season, but Middlesex is set to give the visitors a tough contest in the annual town game.
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Madison Square Garden Hosts Heavyweight Wrestling Showdown
Joe Stecher and Earl Caddock battled for hours at Madison Square Garden with cautious start and back and forth holds. The bout progressed through multiple exchanges, body scissors attempts, and leg holds as both men displayed strength and defense, stretching into one hour forty five minutes with steady crowds watching the long contest.
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Iowa
Unicorn Beats Dartmouth 6-5 in Boston Amateur Hockey clash
In a sensational Ice Pavilion double bill the Boston Athletic Association beat Dartmouth Club 6 to 5 and Harvard Club edged Yankee Division 4 to 3. Both games featured no substitutions and boost All-Boston team prospects for Olympic tryouts. Downing Proctor and Murphy led BAA scorers while Sands Bright and Whalley sparked Harvard.
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Freshmen to Feast at Copley Plaza Banquet
Harvard Crimson freshmen, who defeated Yale and Oregon last season, will be honored at a Tuesday night banquet at Copley Plaza. Manager B D Nash, class of 1923, is arranging details for the freshman team’s special table.
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Britton Defeats Conway For Welterweight Title Decision
Savannah report says world welterweight champion Jack Britton earned a referee's decision over Jimmy Conway in a 15 round bout here tonight. Britton dominated the action from start to finish, clearly outscoring Conway in all stages of the fight.
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Harvard Athletes Duel B A A and M I T Teammates
Harvard plans a double track meet this afternoon at Soldiers Field at 2 30. The varsity will face the B A A runners while the freshmen meet M I T. Coaches Donovan and Farrell have been tuning up the Crimson fliers for the dual contests with club men and engineers.
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Harvard to Meet in Mile and Dash Showdown
Captain Denny OConnell faces George Browns milers in a Harvard dominated sprint and mile program. The Unicorns Russell Cat bill and Nutter join the field while Charlie Wansker remains a key contention. Cap tain Billy Moore and Captain D Pennant battle Wansker in sprints as Dave Caldwell joins the 600 yard field against Bill Goodwin Algie Douglass Essie Doherty and Joe McCarthy.
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Brookline Wins In Tank At Boston YMCA Meet
Brookline High School varsity swim team, led by captain George Kelly, edged Huntington School 28 to 25 at the Boston YMCA pool. Chandler Woods of Huntington swept the 50 and 100 yard events. Brookline took the four man relay in a close finish.
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Boston Y M C A Track Victors Over Lynn English High
Northeastern College track team from the Boston Y M C A defeated Lynn English High in Lynn by 85 to 33. Events include 25 yard dash won by Ele with 52s, 400 yard dash won by Whelan in 43s, 60 yard dash won by Fundin in 1m 38s, 1000 yard run won by Coulman of Lynn in 2m 50s, shot put led by Baxter with 41 ft 6 in, standing broad jump by Coombs 6 ft 7 in, running high jump tied among Alger Coombs McDonald Madero Cass, and a relay won by Lynn.
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