Charley Cutler to Meet Le Marin in April Showdown
Charley Cutler the Chicago heavyweight returns to meet Constant Le Marin in a finish match on April 7 at a New York venue. Le Marin, 6'3" and 235 pounds, previously stunned Stanislaus Zbyszko and now looms as a dangerous foe for the top hands in the ring.
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le Mar
Chicago
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Mechanics’ Building
Constant le Marin
le Marin
Cutler
Zbyszko
Harvard Hires Shrubb to Strengthen Distance Runners
Arthur Duffey praises Al Shrubb as Harvard’s new long distance coach joining Donovan to bolster the mile and two mile events after Bill Quinn’s death. Shrubb, a former cross country champion, has run 1 56 half mile 4 16 mile and holds the world two mile record.
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Crimson
al Shrubb
Donovan
Bill Quinn
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The
Saginaw Kid Fifth-George Lavigne Boxing Note
Summary fragments present about boxing figures and events. References include Fifth-George Lavigne known as the Saginaw Kid born December 6 1869. Details mention a John son versus Jim Flynn bout halted in the ninth round in Las Vegas Mexico on July 4 1912 and notes on bare knuckle fights and other boxing opinions.
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George Lavigne
The
Saginaw
Jack Johnson
Jim Flynn
Las Vegas
Mexico
Harvard Track Captain Sees Dim Season After Quinn Death
Captain John B. Cummings of Harvard varsity track outlines a bleak outlook for the season after Coach William Quinn's death. He cites training gaps, few reliable second and third-place finishers, and injuries to Batchelder while noting potential scorers in events like hammer Cable and Sturgis.
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William Quinn
Pooch” Donovan
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Cornell
Yale
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Storer
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Auto show editors host dinner as New England show nears
Gossip for Motorists reports H S Diller hosts automobile editors at Hotel Lenox with guests from Myer Abrams R I Company and Premier Motor Car. Dinner featured humorous award aside from a hat, cigarette holder given to R I's New England manager. Manchester NH show to wrap New England exhibitions. Boston dealers among exhibitors. George Veasey joins Premier Motor Car Company of New England. J M Greene heads Premier used car dept.
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South Juergens Company
Automobile
Hotel
Lenox
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IL. EF. Harmon
Myer Abrams Company
H. A. Greene
C. A. Zealer
F. CC. Harrington
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P. S. Dresser
P. C. Chrysler
New England
R. & I. Company
Cafe Maurice
Chrysler
R. E. Taylor
Manchester, N. H
Boston
George Veasey
Premier Motor Car Company
Veasey
J. M. Greene
Lexington Motor Car Company
Premier Company
Red Sox Postponed by Flood Wires and Freeze
Tornado and flood damage in the South and West delayed Paul H. Shannon from filing the Red Sox story. Cold weather in Hot Springs caused the Red Sox vs Pittsburg game to be called off yesterday.
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Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Dillon
Ohio Valley
Paul H. Shannon
Red Sox
Hot Springs
Coffey and Rodel Rematch Set for April 9 in New York
Dublinite Jim Coffey and Boer George Rodel draw a re match date in New York after Coffey needed nine rounds to beat Rodel Wednesday. The bout sparks a return bid as Rodel impresses the crowd. Luther McCarty says he would fight Johnson if public demand grows.
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George Rodel
New York
Coffey
Rodel
Luther McCarty
Johnson
Brookline Players Leave for College with Gifts
Bill Walker and Walter Kelley, former Brookline High School baseball players, have enrolled at St Anselm College. Friends held a farewell party last evening where both received bathrobes and traveling bags. Both were named all scholastic players for the past two seasons and may contribute to New Hampshire college baseball if they play.
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Walter Kelley
Brookline
St. Anselm’s College
New Hampshire College
Harvard Enter Gymnastic Team At Princeton Meet
J. R. Morton 13 M F Gates 15 and R G MacPhail 15 will represent Harvard at the annual intercollegiate gymnastic meet in Princeton New Jersey this evening. The Harvard team left for Princeton last night with Captain Morton entered in the side horse and parallel bars events.
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M. F. Gates
R. G. MacPhail
Harvard
Princeton
N. J
Morton
Harvard Students Drive Gym Fund Near Ten Thousand
The Harvard students have raised 9500 for a new gym nasium with freshmen pledges reaching 3000 while seniors trail at about 2000. Daily collections run around 1000 as graduates contribute to the drive.
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Harvard
Matty McIntyre Seeks Outfield Spot with Vancouver
Former White Sox outfielder Matty McIntyre, who recently bought his release from San Francisco, has approached Vancouver for a place in its outfield. He previously played for the White Sox and later the Giants.
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McIntyre
White Sox
San Francisco
Vancouver
Secretary Farrell Grants Protection to Two Class D Leagues
Secretary Farrell announced protection for the Southern California Association and the Empire State Georgia league, both classified as Class D organizations. This action formalizes support and oversight for these minor leagues.
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Southern California Association
Empire State (Georgia) League
Washington Senators eye outfield candidates under Griffith
The Senators seem to have an airtight outfield with Clyde Milan Howard Shanks and Dan Moeller but manager Clark Griffith tests five others Connolly Welchonce Allen and the two Cuban prospects Acosta and Calvo for possible berths.
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Welchonce
Allen
Acosta
Calvo
Umpire Competition Brews in Senators Camp Scrimmages
Nick Altrock and Germany Schaefer star as umpires at the Senators camp where every close play triggers a dispute over jurisdiction. The duo even resorts to coin tosses to settle calls during practice games.
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Nick Altrock
Germany Schaefer
Senators
Harvard Varsity Soccer Heads to Ithaca for Cornell Clash
The Harvard varsity soccer team leaves for Ithaca New York to open the intercollegiate series against Cornell Saturday after a short practice in the afternoon. Captain Barron Rushmore Nichols and teammates travel with Coach Burgess and Manager Storms for the season opener.
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Cornell
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Weston
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Hudner
Noahl Henline Signs With Jersey City Amid Holdout Shortfall
Free agent Noah Henline signed with Jersey City after a deal mixup left him without a contract before February 1. Jersey City faces a roster shortfall due to holdouts and player absences.
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Baltimore
Troy
Jersey City
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