No Show Tonight Claimed By Central AC Boxing Club
The Central A C reports no show this evening as Jeff Smith asks to be excused from meeting Joe Eagan due to his daughter's illness. The piece traces boxing plans, matchups, and upcoming events across New England, including Bogash Hartley talk and several 12 round main bouts.
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Jeff Smith
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Hartley
New York
Bogash
New England
Bud Murphy
Syracuse
Lawrence Opera House
Erdman Leads Princeton Hurdlers at Millrose Meet
Erdman of Princeton showed speed by equaling the world record in both high and low hurdles at Millrose, facing strong challengers Simpson Johnson Thomson Smith and Dartmouth rivals as they prepare for the Pennsylvania relay carnival. Princeton’s Massey and Trowbridge also loom as rising hurdles stars for the upcoming events.
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Simpson
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Don
Smith
Cornell
Trowbridge
Massey
Post's All Hockey Selections Made
Post's All Hockey selections honor public high school players. The list highlights standout athletes from area programs and showcases top talent across districts.
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Cream of Local Schoolboy Puck-Chasing Talent 1919
The Post presents a public and private school seven as the cream of local scholastic hockey talent after the 1918-19 season. The list honors players judged by the writer for their work on school teams during the term.
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Browne and Nichols
Alexander Ladd
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Nicholls
Country Day
Jackson
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Greenough
Triangular hockey supremacy in Greater Boston schools
Brookline High wins the Triangular league with two wins and one loss, Newton High and Cambridge Latin follow. Milton Academy stands undefeated but did not face the top public schools. standout players include O’Hearn Garrity and Owen, with Whittemore guarding the net for Brookline and Ladd powering Milton’s offense.
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Rover Ladd Phillips
Ueeseencveneeeen
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Jackson
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Cambridge High
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Braves Preparing Southward for Spring Training
The article notes the Boston party departs Sunday evening March 16 for Columbus Georgia to begin the Braves annual training trip. The group will grow modestly as it moves to the south with additional New York presence anticipated near the journey’s midpoint.
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Braves prep travel to Columbus for spring training
Arthur Duffey reports the Eastern delegation will travel by train to Columbus for Braves spring training starting March 18 with practice set for March 19. The party includes John Henry Cana van Hugh Slattery and Hapgood. Edwin Riley resigns as traveling secretary. Exhibition tour with the Tigers to Macon begins April 5, ending April 16 in Staunton Virginia.
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Olympic Club to Try Electric Ring Register in Boxing
Montreal March 2 The Olympic Club plans an electric register for boxing bouts at the Francais to record every clean hit. The device will be operated by an expert, likely Billy Armstrong of the M A A A, to settle disputes over decisions.
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Olympic Club
Billy Armstrong
Kansas University boxing students barred from outside bouts
Law teaches boxing as a course at the University of Kansas in physical education. Students will not be allowed to participate in boxing tournaments held by the Kansas City Athletic Club or other outside events. W. C. Hamilton notes boxing strengthens mind and body and cites war training.
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Kan
University of Kansas
Kansas City A. C
K. U
Department of Physical Education
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St Joseph baseball club put up for sale by owner
E. J. Hanlon owner of the St. Joseph club says no word on its future. He offers to sell to local interests for 14000, his bottom price. He has refused smaller offers and set a seven day deadline to meet his proposal.
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E. J. Hanlon
St. Joseph Club
St. Joseph
New Diamond Stars Coming to Baseball Ahead
New York March 2 Many baseball observers including Giants secretary John Foster foresee a wave of young stars emerging by the 1920 season with many unknowns now in the army. Owners expect a shorter 140 game schedule and spring interest grows as box offices show stronger demand.
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Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
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Heydler
Loomis Suspended for Professionalism Charges
Chicago March 2 Joe Loomis holder of nine world running and hurdling records was suspended by the Central A A U on charges of professionalism for receiving money to write athletics articles for a newspaper Loomis who competed nationwide under the Chicago Athletic Association colors said an appeal would be made to the National A A U championship committee for a final ruling
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L K A MEETS TODAY FOR BEACH SHOW PLANS
The March meeting of the Ladies Kennel Association of Massachusetts is held this afternoon at the Hotel Touraine with Mrs James P Lewis presiding. The session covers preparations for the annual beach show at Norumbega Park Auburndale on June 6 and appointing judges.
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Hotel Touraine
James P. Lewis
Waltham
Norumbega Park
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