Quill Wins Narrow Decision in Armory Bout
Tommy Quill defeated Paddy Lavin of Buffalo in a twelve round match at the Armory A. A. last night. Lavin drew boos for the controversial decision as he fought well with superb defense and a strong finish, while Quill relied on body work and infighting to pull ahead after the sixth round. prelims ended with Kid Yell and Tommy Rawson drawing. Joe White beat Arthur Kane. Tom Foley outboxed Tommy Bergin of Lewiston in eight rounds.
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Jack Sheehan
Tommy Quill
Paddy Lavin
Buffalo
the Armory A. A
Lavin
Avin
Quill
Brockton
Levin
Neh
En Quill
Tommy
Vin
Quil
Will
Kid Yell
Tommy Rawson
Joe White
Arthur Kane
Tom Foley
Tommy Bergin
Lewiston
Foley
Bergin
Maine
Queens Varsity Hockey at Boston Tonight
Queens University of Ontario travels to Boston to face the Boston Hockey Club at the Boston Arena in a debut that excites Canadian supporters. The Queens lineup features captain G George and brother W B George, with strong forwards MacKinnon and Box and a sturdy defense led by Gilbert and Lovering. The match previews Queens as a top Canadian seven and notes Boston’s recent wins but cautions on a tough test against the visiting squad.
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Boston
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Boston Hockey Club
Boston Arena
Queens
Harvard
Yale
McGill
Canada
New York
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W. B. George
Trimble
Gilbert
George Boys
Box and
MacKinnon
Toronto University
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Sherbrooke
Halifax
Boston Seven
Arena Tonight
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Syndicate Solicitations Foreshadow Betting Ring In Boston
Boston readers are warned that a betting syndicate is soliciting bets in local circles on upcoming National and American League contests and club series. United States District Attorney Asa P. French labeled the circulars a lottery and vowed investigation. The piece also praises Exeter sprinter Freddie Burns as possibly the greatest schoolboy runner, notes Harvard’s intercollegiate success, and sketches ambitious Maine and New England athletic hopes.
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Asa P. French
Unicorn Club
Kennington
Kane
Billy Robinson
Exeter
Freddie Burns
New England
Smithereens
Burns
Harvard
Cambridge
Duffey Sports Column Answers Reader Inquiries
Aethue Duffey writes in this column as the sports answerer for the Post. Readers are directed to send questions to him via the newspaper office for response.
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Duffey
Flick Returns to Toledo After Naps Feud
President William R. Armour of the Toledo Club announces the release of Elmer Flick from Kansas City owner George Tebeau. Somers of the Naps suggested the move. Flick says he would play in Toledo if his health permits. otherwise he would quit baseball.
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William R. Armour
Toledo Club
American Association Tonight
Elmer Flick
Cleveland Naps
George Tebeau
Kansas City
Charlie Somers
Naps
Cleveland
Flick
Elmer
Armour
Polo Results At Taunton New Haven Defeats Taunton
Polo results list Taunton New Haven matchups with scores 8 3 and Pawtucket Hartford 6 3. The report records teams and venues Taunton Pawtucket New Haven Hartford.
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Taunton
New Haven
Pawtucket
Hartford
Now -Havon
O.ss.e Dees
S.o
Providence
Fall River
Brockton
Zbyszko Beats Schmidt in Straight Falls in Meriden
In Meriden on February 28 Zbyszko the Pole defeated Paul Schmidt the German in straight falls. The first fall came in 17 minutes and the second in 6 minutes.
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Meriden
Conn
Zbyszko
Paul Schmidt
Slagle Retires From Baltimore Club in Letter to Manager Dunn
Jimmy Slagle centre fielder of the Baltimore club in the Eastern league retires from baseball. He previously built a strong reputation as an outfielder with the Chicago National league team before joining Baltimore two years ago.
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Jimmy” Slagle
Baltimore
Jack Dunn
Slagle
Gossip for the Motorist: Auto Show News and Trips
Boston prepares for the automobile show as Hugh Chalmers plans a March 7 Springfield visit to address the Ad Men's Club. Dorian rim agent F Shirley Boyd hosts BE Godfrey of the Dorian Demountable Rim Co. with R L bearings. A five ton Pierce Arrow truck debuts at the show, on display at J W Maguire. Dr. Charles G Percival outlines a 60,000 mile trek across North America and Mexico in the Abbott-Detroit Me 698.
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Boston
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Ad Men's Club
BE. C. Godfrey
Dorian Demountable Rim Company
F. Shirley Boyd
Bay State Automobile Club
Mr. Boyd
Dorian Rim
R. L. Bearings
J. W. Maguire Company
Charles G. Percival
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Texas
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Phoenix
Ariz
Great Desert
Los Angeles
Pacifico Coast
Alaska
Vancouver
B. C
British Territory
Montreal
Atlantic
Panama
D. Hooper
Ipswich
Mass
DR. A. Sanden CO
Washington
Gambler syndicate targets baseball fans with wagers on pennant races
Circulars from Newport gamblers offered odds on finishing positions in the National and American leagues and on half season standings. Officials led by B B Johnson condemned betting in parks and urged fans to reject the scheme to keep baseball free of gambling taint.
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Newport
B. B. Johnson
American League
National Baseball Commission
Kelleher Stars in Cathedral A A Meet at Boston College Gym
John Kelleher led the Cathedral A A meet in Boston College Gym last night winning the 25 yard dash from scratch in 32.5 seconds and helping his relay team to victory. He placed second in the 440 yard run and the running high jump. Anthony Bell captured the 440 yard race from the 25 yard mark in 59 seconds. Walter Costello won the running high jump with a 6 foot 8 inch effort amid a 4 inch handicap.
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John Kelleher
A. A
Boston College
Young Kelleher
Kelleher
William Kenney
Thomas Coughlan
Anthony Bell
Jerry Minihan
Philip Canavan
Walter Costello
Lin
Tufts Drops Closest Season Finale to Technology
In the season ender at Goddard Gymnasium Technology defeats Tufts 19 to 17 in a fast tight contest. Parker Quilty Parmer and Ell score for Tufts while Parker and Fisher excel for Technology in a 20 minute halves game before about 500 spectators.
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TECH
Technology
Goddard Gymnasium
Parmer
Parker
Dey Bartell
Freeman
Quilty
Ell
Fisher
Hart
Sullivan
Dean Academy
Chandler
Maulsby
Dittrick
Tarr
Jim Smith Defeats Mickey Mc Donough In 10 Round Bout
Westchester middleweight Jim Smith makes a comeback at the Fairmount Athletic Club defeating Brooklyn’s Mickey Mc Donough in ten brutal rounds. Smith had been sidelined five months by a broken arm from a Mantell bout and resumes strong.
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New York
Jim Smith
Westchester
Frank Mantell
Fairmount Athletic Club
Mickey McDonough
Brooklyn
Gotch Defeats Henderson in Two Falls in Elmira
Frank Gotch, the world's champion wrestler, faced Mort Henderson in Elmira New York and won in two straight falls lasting 15 and 4 minutes respectively.
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Elmira
N. Y
Frank Gotch
Mort Henderson
Ahern Beats Griffin In 10 Round Bout
In Albany New York on February 28 Young Ahern of New York outpointed Charlie Griffin of Australia over ten fast rounds.
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Albany
N. Y
Young Ahern
New York
Charlie Griffin
Australia
West End A A Wins Hard-Fought Game Over Cambridge Red Sox
West End A A defeated Cambridge Red Sox at Institute Hall in a tight contest. Levine Haskins and Hurley starred for West End while Walsh Nay led Cambridge. final score 28 to 2.
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West End
A. A
Cambridge Red Sox
Institute Hall
Levine
Haskins
Hurley
Walsh
Nay
Referee Inside the Ring Gains Popularity in English Circles
The article notes the growing English interest in having the referee inside the ring rather than outside. It cites Eugene Corri refereeing the Harry Lewis versus Johnny Summers bout from within the ropes.
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Eugene Corri
Harry Lewis
Johnny Summers
Don Reisling Declares Intent to Quit Baseball
Don Reisling, pitcher for the Washington Club, has announced his determination to quit baseball. The veteran hurler cites fatigue and desire for a different path as his reason for leaving the sport.
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Don’ Reisling
Washington Club
Amateur Boxing Entries for March Championships at Mechan E
The Boston A A will hold amateur boxing contests March 18 at Mechanics building. Send 25 cents to Frank Facey Exeter Street Cambridgeport for entry blank and details. Contenders must be registered amateurs. Mail addressed to the athletic manager care of the club.
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Thet Club
Exeter Street
Frank Facey
Newrospect Street
Cambridgeport
Nat Cartmell
Holway
Guertin
Carrick
Secs
Bipa
Rindge Seven Captures Cambridge Hockey Championship
The Rindge Manual Training School hockey team defeated Cambridge High and Latin School 5 to 0 at the Stadium to win Cambridge championship. Fritz scored three goals and starred. Webb Hill and Natie Greene also played well while Cambridge’s Baker Wright and Herrington excelled on offense. Injuries and rough play marked the match, with two players sidelined for the first half and a 20 minute period.
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Cambridge
Cambridge High and Latin School
Natie Greene
Webb
Rindge
Wright
Thomas
Kinsley
Trippin Rindge
Jack Fritz
Fritz
Hill
Natie Greena
Baker
Herrington
O Webb
Tee Otis
Ee Womotson
Lisivs
Oleae
Anahe
Bee Anderson
Rindge M. T. S
Camballey
Ana L
eree—Smart
Harvard
Mom
H. Green
Shaw
Jones
Harvard Wins Fencing Meet at Cambridge in Narrow Margin
Harvard edged Yale and Princeton to win the triangular fencing meet at Cambridge. Final scores show Harvard 138, Yale 12, Princeton 0, with Harvard taking eight bouts from Princeton and five from Yale. McLaughlin of Harvard won all six bouts he fought.
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Yale
Princeton
Cambridge
Blue
Tiger
McLaughlin
Ross Returns to Michigan for Intercollegiates
Ross, the noted Michigan miler, has reentered the university after a long absence and is expected to be a major factor in the upcoming intercollegiate meet.
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Ross
Michigan
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