All Scholastic Hockey Team Named by Interscholastic
The first team selections include Arlington High stars Louis eoceere and Clinton Peabody plus Medford High centre Nelson Laird and rover James Prendergast. Other standouts come from Melrose Newton Somerville and Cambridge Latin with goalies Burton Nowell Burgess and guards.
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Louis Eoceere
Arlington High
Nelson Laird
Medford High
Ralph Leavitt
Melrose High
James Prendergast
Rover
George Fiske
Newton High
Burton Nowell
Alphonse LaCroix
Goal Guardian
Clinton Peabody
William Barry
Charles Foote
LaCroix
Arlington
Robinson
Donnellan
Medford
Wings
Melrose
Harry Mills
Cambridge Latin
Tirrell
Prendergast
Big Shifts in Golf Teaching Across Centuries
The piece traces how golf instruction evolved from personal mentor led swings at St Andrews to a modern era of varied styles and standardized coaching. It notes the rise of professional tours and teaching quality, urging learners to seek reputed instructors and recognize new, shared swing styles.
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Scotland
St. Andrews
St Andrews
Sique
Harry Vardon
America
Vardon
Ain't It The Truth Ain't It The Truth
A curious remark notes suspicion for working late at the office and risk of arrest if offering to escort an elderly woman across the street. The quoted lines reflect social judgments and legal anxieties surrounding everyday interactions.
High School Hockey Lineup Features Cross Town Rivalry
The roster lists Ward and Reynolds as key wingers for English High and Stoneham High respectively. Storey plays centre for English High while Fennessey is a roving forward for Brookline High. O Hearn from Brookline High and O Hare and de Leatherbee from Milton High appear as defenders or wings with goal guarding by de Leatherbee. Arthur from Brookline High is a substitute for ward and defense while Ryan of Boston College High serves as a substitute.
Carded lacrosse lineup features multiple academies playing abroad
The lineup lists players from Gaston St. Mark's Cabot Milton Academy Hagan Huntington Humphries Milton Academy Romaine Middlesex School White Exeter Stillman St. Mark's Nate Exeter Johnson Milton Academy Nichols Exeter as subs. The positions include right wing centre left rover outer defence and goal guardian.
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Gaston
St. Mark’s
Cabot
Milton Academy
Hagan
Huntington School
Humphries
Rover
Romaine
Middlesex School
White
Exeter
Stillman
Nate
Johnson
Nichols
Barney O'Hearn
Bulger
Lowe
Arlington
Reynolds
Stoneham High
Leatherbee
Milton High
Arthur
Brookline
Stumphries
St. Mark's
Wanamaker
Andover
Charlie Foote
Cambridge
Newton
Interscholastic Hockey All Star Selections Unveiled
With the scholastic hockey season near end the writer reveals all star selections from the Interscholastic league. First and second teams include players from Newton Melrose and other Greater Boston schools plus a private school stars team.
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Newton
Melrose
Greater Boston
Inter scholastic hockey stars lead league selections
The piece names top players from Newton Melrose Arlington and Medford as first team picks with Prendergast and Laird at center, Leavitt and Keycroft on wings, Fiske and Nowell on defense, and Alphonse Laoolx starring in goal, highlighting standout performances and upcoming college prospects.
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Laird
Louis Keycroft
Arlington
Ralph Léavitt
Melrose High
Reycroft
Alphonse La.oolx
Newton
William Barry
Hockey Honors Highlight Local Stars and Upcoming Derbies
The season’s pageant spotlights Arlington and Melrose players on first and second teams with standout goaltending by Burgess and Fitzgerald. Harvard Club, St Nicholas, and B A A battles loom in New York and Boston arenas as fans anticipate decisive titles and extra games.
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Harvard Club
Boston
Gotham
Crescents Hockey Club
St. Nicholas
Harvard
St. Nicholas Seven
Winsor
Hobey Baker
New Yorkers
St. Nicks
Carnochan
Guardian
New York
Huntington
Unicorns
Arena
Crescents
Arena-Victorias
Occidental athlete earns black belt in jiu jitsu
Allan Smith, a Scotchman employed in Japan, has been awarded the black belt in jiu jitsu after nine years of study and drill. He claims jiu jitsu surpasses wrestling for self defense and says many pupils could defeat Willard or Johnson.
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Allan Smith
Japan
Smith
Johnson
Jess Willard
Willard
Woodrow Wilson Night Opens Atlantic Coast Bowling
Washington hosts the Atlantic coast bowling tournament with April 3 opening night named Woodrow Wilson night. Prominent financial and political figures attend as President Wilson plans to open by rolling a specially engraved ball down alley No 8 at the tournament center featuring 16 lanes.
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Washington
Cleveland Americans Defeat New Orleans In Exhibition
The Cleveland Americans won their first exhibition game of the training season defeating the New Orleans team of the Southern Association 9 to 5. Two home runs highlighted the contest as Bagby Klepter and team combined for the win with Daly Smith Roberts Dolinger and Deberry handling pitching duties.
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New Orleans
Cleveland Americans
Southern Association
R.H
Cleveland
Amateur League Standings Show Tight Race in Series
The standings list shows Boston A. Mien leading with 8 wins and 1 loss and a .857 pace. Crescent A. OG and Harvard Club follow, each with 4 wins and 4 losses, battling for seeding as Hockey Club of N appears lower in the table.
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Nicholas
Boston A. Mien
Flarvard Club
Eeeere
Crescent A. OG
Eateih Sae
A -000
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