Boston and New York girls hockey clash seals early title bid
The Boston Girls Hockey Club defeated the New York Girls Club 3 to 2 in the first girls hockey game at the local Arena. Frances Goldberg and Ruth Denesha scored for Boston, with Gertrude Hawkes and Elsie Muller replying for New York. Referees Fowler and Doody. Three 10 minute periods.
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Boston
New York
Gotham
Frances Goldberg
Ruth Denesha
Gertrude Hawkes
Pop” Conley
Elsie Muller
Violet Brees
Mildred Mann
Adineup
Iern
Ruth Loos
Mery Mi Namara
Beth Denesha
Eisie Muller
Agnes Seamane
Helen Ghehan
Lina W
Grace Me’ Ra
Mildred Mabnap
Mary Campbell
Rjorie Sargeant
Frances Gold
Mildred Sprin
Dorothy O’ Goo
Jean Westerfeldt
Ton Girls
New York Girls
Goeale—Rautha
Fowler
Loughrey Boxing Rivalry Headlines Malden Card Tonight
Weank Loughrey, brother of Young Loughrey, meets Tommy Robson in a 12 round feature at the Commercial tonight. Loughrey, who has faced Jack Britton and other notable fighters, claims wins over France’s Henry, England’s Pat Bradley and Arthur Everden, and Australia’s Mickey King. Burns DeFoe 10 rounds is the main semi final, with two six rounders following. Yale coach Johnny Mack disputes Johnny Overton defeat in New York race, insisting Ray outboxed the Yale captain.
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Weank Loughrey
Tommy Robson
Malden
Loughreys
Loughrey
Jack Britton
Joe Borrell
K. Oo
Joe Chip
George K. O. Brown
Jack McCarron
Darcy
Henry
France
Pat Bradley
England
Arthur Everden
Mickey King
Australia
Oe Robson
Johnny Mack
Yale
Johnny Overton
Jose Ray
New York
Blue
Ray
Boston high school regimental meet opens with records set
English High and Commerce dominate day one at Ninth Regiment Armory as Nolan of East Boston and Davis of English High break times in junior and intermediate events. Top qualifiers advance to Saturday finals amid a flurry of semi finals across 22 and 60 yard and 1000 yard tests.
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Boston High School
Ninth Regiment
English High and
Commerce
Nolan
East Boston
Davis
English High
Wondy
Ee Barr
Mervill
Fiat
Ae Lyons
West Roxbury
H. C. Noyes
Cass
English
Walsker
Jaateer Jurman
H. K
Commerce Gilpin
Colvin
Carter
Latin
Kelley
Dorchester
Mowles
Ete
Macchia
Daglish
Hale
Seco
Maclaine
Hyde Park
Winchester
Comb
Orrison
Echanics
Driscoll
Bevin
Ere
Munroe
Dencbeater i Webster
Mit
Dolan Buctianes Walsh
Mechanics
Pinkham
Commerce Hosford
Beatty
Va Thneae Oo McDonald
Gy Merce
Carn Dera McVey
J. Hegarty
Merce
Tarnem
Marshall
Gray
Or Moore
Dugtish
Hurwitz
Tin
Donnel
Griffen
Walstein
Boston Pike
Howlett
Lomasney
Lane
Mmerce Keene
Armstrong
Murphy
Sheinwald
Lundell
Schocker
Horrigan
Eana Boston
Kamese
Lish
Morrison
West Mester
Ing
No Handicap List for Golf Tournaments
Chicago March 22 Crafts W Higgins assistant Secretary of the Western Golf Association tonight announced that no handicap list would be published by the Association this year because 145 clubs had failed to turn in the handicaps of their leading players. Handicaps for tournament play will be fixed at the first tee at the start of each tournament in which members of two or more clubs participate. All play at championship meets is at scratch, preventing confusion.
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Chicago
Hoppe Runs 10 at Cushions in Imperial Wins
Hoppe entertained billiard fans last night at the Imperial parlors with a run of 10 at three cushion billiards, defeating Peterson 60 to 36. He also beat Jake Schaefer 200 to 47 at 18.2 balk line, with a high run of 102, finishing in six innings. Afternoon games found Hoppe victorious in both matches, topping Schaefer 200 to 101 at 18.2 balk line and Peterson 6 to 26 in three cushion billiards.
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Willie
Hoppe
Imperial
Peterson
Jake Schaefer
Schaefer
Boston fans urged to start Lannin watch fund
B K Friend, sales manager of the New England Envelope Company, proposed a subscription fund to procure a watch for J J Lannin, former president of the Red Sox and the National Baseball Commission, expressing appreciation from Boston and New England. He enclosed a dollar as the foundation of the fund.
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Lannin
B. K. Friend
New England Envelope Company
Post
J. J. Lannin
Red Sox
National Baseball Commission
Boston
New
Aberg Refuses to Wrestle Zbyszko Headline Contested
Alex Aberg the Finnish wrestler refuses to wrestle Waldek Zbyszko in Mechanics’ Building on Monday night. He cites a desire to switch to Greco Roman style and promoter Tuohey’s refusal to consent or pay $2000 in advance. Tuohey plans to rearrange the carnival with Zbyszko as headliner and will announce the Pole’s opponent today.
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Alex Aberg
Waldek Zbyasko
I N Mechanics’ Building
Aberg
Tuohey
Zbyszko
Lexington High Baseball Fixtures 1917 Schedule Announced
The Mystic Valley Interscholastic Baseball League schedule lists Lexington High School games against Lynn English Stoneham Winchester Arlington Reading Arlington Reading Winchester Belmont Belmont open at home and Watertown with dates in April May and June.
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Lexington High
Lynn English High School
Ington
Stoneham High School
Stone
Winchester High School
Lexad
Art High School
Arlington
Tao
Cheat
Lexington
Lexing
Rea High School
Reading
Arlon High School
Reading High School
Lexingveiune
Wincheste
Belmontine School
Belmont
Watertown High School
Rickey Deal May Stand Or Be Sanctioned
A telegram from American League President Johnson says the National Baseball Commission will not sanction Branch Rickey becoming president of the St. Louis Nationals if it breaches his contract with the St. Louis Americans. Rickey claims a verbal agreement with Amercans president Ball to leave for a better position. His potential Nationals salary would be about double his current $7600 as Americans business manager.
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Louis
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Nationals
National Baseball Commission
Rickey
St. Louis Americans
Johnson
American League
Ball
Americans
Nationals
Boston College Cross Country Run Amid Track Delays
Boston College track team ran a cross country session yesterday covering Newtons at a steady pace led by Captain McCormick. Alumni Field track remains unavailable but should be ready by early next week.
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Boston College
McCormick
Alumni Field
Maritime Fleet Movements and Key Cargoes Reported
March calendar details a naval context with weather notes and a 960th day of war. A beam trawler fleet, four schooners, and a British steamer Aros Castle arrive, carrying wool, hides, and manganese ore. The Orleans from West Africa brings 650 logs of mahogany valued at $75,000. The new Halcyon, built for the Fish Commission, tests in the bay and will operate from Boothbay Harbor for hatchery work. Steamer Esparta sails to Havana with 3500?
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Aros Castle
Cape Town
South Africa
Commonwealth Pier
Purse
Orleans
J. F. Rutledge
Axim
West Africa
Cape Cod Canal
William H. Yerkes, Jr
Charlestown
Halcyon
East Boothbay
United States Fish Commission
Irving A. Dunlap
Bureau of Fisheries
Washington
Commodities and Military Appointments on The Landsman
The report lists sacks of Canadian potatoes, 100 tons of rk and provisions, five carloads of ay, two carloads of lumber plus consignments of condensed milk, paper, machinery and other merchandise. Captain McKay has been commissioned as lieutenant-commander in the reserve and, with ship officers, will be available for service if needed. THE LANDSMAN.
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McKay
Shipping News Arrived and Bailed Steamers listed
Shipping notices report arrivals and bailings including steamers Arostle Cape Town Esparta Matoa Centaee Belwyn and navigational entries near New York Havana Philadelphia Norfolk and Amboy. Several schooners and barges tows noted with ports Portsmouth Porth Amboy Amboy Perth Am boy and others.
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Arostle
Cape Town
George
Beye Imme
Yarmouth
City of Columbus
Diehl
Jabieksonvill
Charleston
Cretan
Page
Philadelphia
Dingley
Streat
Portland
Dee Linneken
Gloucester
Orteam
Robbins
Annie
Reuben
Rytai Waiton
Norfolk
Perth
Tower
Wera Barrett
Ing Barge
New York
Esparta
Port Simon
Havana
Cuba
Matoa
Centaee
Belwyn
Iddlesex
Vee
Cata- Perth Am
Dorchester High Baseball Dates Schedule
Dorchester High School baseball schedule arranged by Manager Herbert Reinhard lists games at Dorchester and away. Key dates include April 1 South Boston at Dorchester, April 10 Milton at Dorchester, April 14 Alumni at Dorchester, and June 16 Waltham at Waltham with several others at Dorchester.
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Dorchester High
Roe Ae
Herbert W. Reinhard
South Boston
Dorchester
Milton
Cambridge
Isea
Ienenenioe
Dorchestey
Waltham
Mechanic Arte
Fitzpatrick Shines in Boston College Tryout
At Alumni Field Boston College held a two hour batting and fielding drill for 60 candidates coached by Sweeney with Fowler and staffers. Jimmie Fitzpatrick stood out as he threw and curved the ball effectively during early spring practice suggesting strong pitching depth for the squad.
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Sweeney
Fowler
Boston College
Alumni Field
Jimmie Fitzpatrick
Giants Release Baker to New Orleans affiliate
Howard Baker, infielder for the New York National League club, was released to New Orleans of the Southern Association. The move places him with the Saints to gain playing time as the club reshapes its infield depth.
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New Orleans
New York National League Club Today
Howard Baker
Southern Association
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