B A A Defeats Arena Seven 5 1 to Ease Playoff Path
B A A hockey seven defeated the Arena Hockey Club 5 to 1 in a rough contest marked by slashing and goaltender lapses. The win secures a comparatively easy route to the Amateur Hockey League championship, according to Charles E Parker.
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Unicorns Dominate Arena Hockey In Five to One Win
The Unicorns led early, tallying three first half goals and two in the second, while the rink seven managed a single goal in the final minutes. Norman Small struggled in goal as Boston A.A. rode Osgood and Hutchinson along with Huntington and Downing to build a decisive 5 1 victory at the Arena.
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Harvard oarsmen open season with Lynn harbor row
Harvard varsity oarsmen began their season with a short water session in Lynn harbor. Both the first and second eights rowed for brief distances, but rain and snow forced an early retreat.
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Lynn Harbor
Harvard crews relocate to West Lynn boat house for practice
The Harvard rowing team moves its headquar ters to the West Lynn boat house while ice on the Charles River clears. Daily open air sessions for the two leading crews, with the rest drilling on rowing machines at Cambridge. Coach Bill Haines observed from the varsity power boat as rough water tested the oarsmen. Jimmy White appears favored for stroke oar, with Brown at No 2. First varsity lineup: Stroke White, 7 Moody, 6 Whitman, 6 Coolidge, 4 Franklin, 3 Cabot, 2 Brown, bow Potter, cox Cameron. Second varsity: Stroke Emmet, 7 Brazer, 6 Pope, 56 Parkman, 4 Taylor, 8 Fisher, 2 Young, bow Darling, cox Read.
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Harvard Ball Team Wins Indoor Practice 3 to 0
Harvard varsity baseball held an indoor game at Soldiers Field cage yesterday. The first team defeated the second team 3 to 0 in a cramped but smooth contest likened to an open-air diamond. Bond started as catcher with Harrison and Leighton on the mound, Bothfield replacing Reed at short, and Wyche in the outfield.
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Waterfront Trade Shifts as Fleet Holds Market with Record Catches
The fish trade relies on beam trawlers as many schooners idle due to strikes. Two of yesterday’s arriving ships posted near record hauls, the Tide with 240000 pounds and the Surge with 221400 pounds, while four steamers and three schooners docked. Prices at wholesale rose for haddock, cod, hake, and pollock, with crews sharing sizable earnings on various trips. The Androscoggin arrived from Portland for Evacuation Day parade duty, and Luckenbach barges were chartered to move 20000 tons of coal to New England ports at top rates.
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Towboat Movements Along East Coast Ports and Barges
From Philadelphia to New York and Boston area ports, a flotilla including Catawiesa Mahoning Merriam Northern Ellenville Upton Nanticoke and others towed barges between Gloucester Portland South Amboy Portsmouth and Norfolk. Tow lines involve R and BR L Co No 1 and L W Co Nos 8 6 11 with vessels Henry Tegner Go Beverly Neptune Bath Perth Amboy Providence Fall River and more.
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