National boxing and athletic outlook from Yale Harvard meet notes
The writer surveys recent New England boxing results and national championship plans. He praises referees Lill and Hopkins, forecasts Yale’s sprint strength, notes Harvard’s balance, discusses dual meets, Papke and Thompson in boxing, Perelli as spaghetti champion, and predicts future big events with Boston as a future hub for national rowing championships after Saratoga.
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Simon Pure
Lill
Hopkins
New England
Yale
Harvard
Johnny Mack
Donovan
Yale senior crew boat damaged in harbor storm
Yale New Haven March 20 Two oars of the senior class shell broke when the boat hit the storm and sprang a leak in the harbor. Stroke Ehrman kept the craft from swamping and guided it to shore. Morgan J. O'Brien Jr. leaped into freezing water and swam ashore.
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New Haven
Yale
Stroke Ehrman
Morgan J. O’brien, Jr
New York
Young O’brien
Easy Time for Packey McFarland Beats Billy Ryan in Oswego
Packey McFarland of Chicago defeated Billy Ryan of Syracuse in Oswego with an easy victory. Ryan survived a knockdown scare in the fourth when his seconds threw a sponge into the ring. McFarland dominated early and finished the bout as Ryan clung to the ropes.
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Oswego
N. Y
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Billy Ryan
Syracuse
Oswego City Athletic Club
Ryan
McFarland
Yale Wins Intercollegiate Gymnastic Meet
Yale captured the college gymnastic championship tallying 25 points in New Haven. Rutgers followed with eight, Pennsylvania seven, and Princeton Harvard each five. Columbia earned two points while NYU and Haverford each finished with one and a half.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Rutgers
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Harvard
Columbia
New York University
Haverford
Five-Point Scores From Regional Baseball Games
Brockton beats Brockton 10 to 5 in a local clash while New Haven trails 5. Providence Pawtucket hosts a 10 run game as Providence defeats Fall River 8 to 2 in Hartford.
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Brockton
New Haven
Providence
Pawtucket
Fall River
Hartford
Kelly Will Make the Class Limit in Boxing Talk
Amid vacant middleweight claims after Stanley Ketchel's death, Hugo Kelly faces Bill McKinnon at 158 pounds in a high stakes bout at the Armory Club. Plans shift to Foley versus Evans while Papke’s title bid looms and Ferretti chases Kelly’s route toward Klaus and later bouts in Pittsburgh Indianapolis and New York.
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Stanley Ketchel
Bill Papke
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Bill McKinnon
Armory Club
Kelly
McKinnon
McDonough-Peck Lefavor
Tom Foley
South Boston
Yankee Evans
Brockton
Joe Geary
Roxbury
George Perry
West End
Freddie O’brien
Chelsea
Joe White
Sylvie Ferretti
Illinois Thunderbolt
Ferretti
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Jack
Officials for Hockey Games Set by Bowies Campbell
Two star officials Russell Bowie and Duncan Campbell will judge the Ottawa champions versus the Wanderers of Montreal in the world title games at the Boston Arena on Wednesday and Saturday. The two professional teams meet for a prize of 2800 in a two game series, with the total score deciding the champion.
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Russell Bowie
Duncan Campbell
Ottawa
Wanderers
Montreal
Boston Arena
National Hockey Association
Cobalt
Bowie
Campbell
Ottawas
Tenney's Regulars Have Batting Day in Augusta
In Augusta Ga March 20 the Tenney managed Hops, and Jim Farr Augusta Club rift may halt Boston training. Regulars beat Yannigans 6 to 4 as infield hums with hits from Tenney Graham Collins Goode and Sweeney. Goode makes a one handed snag and later Graham drives in runs to pace the scoring.
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Hops
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Yannigans
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Wilbur Goode
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Fred Tenney
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Creeeenvers
Good
Pfeffer
al Mattern
New Boston Uniforms Shown Amid Augusta Ground Dispute
The new dark blue and red uniforms designed by L. Coues Page arrived, featuring white stockings and a white cap with blue details. Athletics consider playing here March 29–31 but Augusta may forfeit receipts and Tenney’s club would leave early. talks of renewing a Boston training contract surface as clubs seek favorable grounds and venues.
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Athletics
Tenney
Farr
Yankees
Russell
New York
Augusta
Cora Livingston Matches in Wrestling Carnival at the Howard
World champion Cora Livingston faced local rivals Kittie Wilcox and Ethel Conway in two tough bouts at the Howard wrestling carnival. Tonight she meets Jack Sheehan's unknown, whom Sheehan claims can challenge the champion. Bos ton fans cheer the local star.
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The
Howard
Cora T Avingston
Kittie Wilcox
Ethel Conway
Jack Sheehan
Sheehan
Miss Livingston
Boston
Ottawas Win First From Wanderers In Montreal Match
The Ottawas, world champion hockey team, defeated the Wanderers of Montreal 7 to 2 in the first of two purse games totaling 250 dollars. T Emmett Quinn, president of the Canadian Hockey League, said he plans an American section of the professional league with three or four U S cities and an equal number in Canada.
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New York
Ottawas
Wanderers
Montreal
T. Emmett Quinn
Canadian Hockey League
United States
Canada
Cy Young Denies Plan to Leave Majors for Minors
The report notes Cy Young's denial of dropping to the minors due to weight concerns while acknowledging that Bill Taft remains the league leader.
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Cy Young
Bill Taft
New Senators Park to Open as Planned by April 12
Washington reports that the Washington baseball club and Ban Johnson discussed rebuilding the park after a recent fire. The concrete steel structure is to seat about 18 000, aiming for the opening game on April 12.
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Washington
Washington Baseball Club
Ban Johnson
American League
Walker and boxing notes from Boston area sports page
The column cites fading walker contests led by George Oddedge Inns as fastest in the game and recalls past champions V. Moore and Billy Marston. It notes hurried decisions in New England boxing championships and lists entry deadlines for the National A A U boxing championships and the Acme 10 mile cross country race with contact names in Boston area clubs.
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Metro-Politan
George Oddedge Inns
V. Moore
Newton
New England
Billy Marston
Gloucester
Billy Pakpe
Dave Smith
Johnny Homps
Boston A. A
Trafford Hicks
Boston
Acme
William Cold
Acme A. A
Jamaica Plain
Bombardier Wells Draws Attention With Notable Biceps
A report notes Bombardier Wells showing unusually prominent biceps, described as ripping good by observers. No spoofing detected.
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Bombardier Wells
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