Cambridgeport Beats Press Club in City Football Clash
Cambridgeport defeated the Cambridgeport Press clubs 18 to 0 at Clover Field amid a large crowd. Kehew and Himeon scored for Cambridgeport while Pettigrew and Billings contributed for the Press. Medford CC beat Stoneham 24 to 0 in a friendly, with Clark, St Dennis and Burn scoring. Malden teams raced five miles with Ed McDuffee leading the winning squad in 14m 16s.
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Harvard Pennsylvanians Clash On The Gridiron In New York
The crowd at the New York game favored Harvard as Mackie and Emmons battled for control. Marshall Newell proved elusive and Gray will graduate in June. Boston Athletic Club officials and police kept order while fans praised Brooke’s punt return and Williams’s quarterbacking.
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Post's Polo Guide Reports Tonight's Games
New Bedford visits Worcester in a polo match tonight. Providence hosts a game where Sh eIR ORENSe beats Providence. New Bedford defeats Worcester 6 to 5. Another New Bedford result 4 to 3 over Worcester with unclear spellings.
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Curley's Phenomenal Goaltending Shines in City Polo Match
Curley delivered the finest goaltending of the year as Brockton met Boston at the Casino. Despite a 4-3 Boston victory, the Boston team work impressed observers, and the late minutes after the opening goal produced an exciting defensive duel.
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Post's Bowling Guide: This Week's Games
Tonight sees Boston Athletic Association at Newton Weverlyn and Vesper at Hyde Park Dorchester Central facing Roxbury at Dorchester. Oxford plays Jamaica at Lynn with Melrose Athletic hosting Arlington at Melrose Codman versus Charlestown at Dorchester.
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Lafayette Boxing Meeting Draws Crowd at Club Rooms
The Lafayette Social and Athletic Club held a boxing event at Haverhill Street last night. Ashe and Doherty fought ten rounds with a draw after Doherty finished strong. Buckley and Shaw traded five rounds with Shaw retreating. Carrington and Stewart match was canceled as Carrington failed to appear. The night ended with a four-man battle royal featuring Chandler Holmes Dunn and Francis.
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West Roxbury High School Wins Draper Cup
About six hundred spectators watched West Roxbury High School defeat Dedham High School 12 to 0 at Highland, earning the elegant silver Draper Cup donated by Boston Councilman Edward F. Draper. West Roxbury showed stronger rushes while Dedham struggled with weight and fumbles.
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Roller skating thrills many city youths at venues
Large crowds filled skating rinks yesterday with about four hundred on the floor at the Casino on Tremont Street. Mechanics' Building drew a strong turnout with roughly one thousand skaters in the afternoon and evening sessions.
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Harvard Varsity Football Echoes A Dizzy Last Half
The report describes a chaotic Harvard football game with injuries to Lewis and captaincy uncertainties for next year. It notes extensive time extensions after the referee’s watch failed, highlights key plays by Charley Brewer and Doctor Conant, and mentions players like Osgood, Newell, Emmons, Mackie, and Beale while reflecting on Princeton Yale chatter and leadership questions.
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Yale vs Princeton: blame falls on umpire after defeat
Yale coach and Yale players blamed referee G. O. Gill of Yale for Princeton's surprise win. They argued Harvard benefited from off side calls while Pennsylvania faced favorable five yard rulings, and claimed Harvard often played off side.
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Horse Racing Results From Guttenburg NJ Track
At Guttenburg New Jersey November 30 the six and a half furlong first race was Balance winning with Contribution second and Vespasian third. The six furlong second race saw Service first Satellite second Copyright third with a time of 1 a third? The five furlongs third race went Drum Major first with Gases F. Smith second and Broken third. The six and one half furlongs fourth race produced Tord Harry first Arab second Melba third with a time of 125. The one and three quarters mile fifth race crowned Persistence first The Ironmaster second St Anthony third with a time of 3 18.
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Newton Cross Country Ends Fall Season
Newton Athletic Association closed the fall season with a cross country run from Homer and Centre streets through Beacon Street Eliot Needham Plains Dedham and Oak Hill back to start. First prize went to C. H. Hutchinson with H. F. Skelton and W. F. Heckman close behind. Heckman won the time prize. prizes were engraved silver cups and medals.
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Shamrock Hurling Club Tie Then Football Match
At Congress street grounds yesterday the Shamrock Hurling Club played a picked team from 2 to 4 p m the score tied at the close. The teams then played football until darkness with no score. Referee was R J Graham. About 400 people attended.
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Harvard Night at Venus Delights With Crimson Sash Parade
The Harvard themed performance featured Camille D Arville in a crimson sash with H, Sutherland in red garter and blue costume, and a Mars sequence by a quartet. The crowd cheered as the Grand Llama and Royal Astrologer staged a playful touchdown and the group sang Fair Harvard.
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Dorchester Dominate N E A A A Cross Country Meet
Spectators at Mystic Park watched Dorchester sweep all ten prizes in the N E A A A cross country meet. Billy Clark won the five mile race in 29 minutes 47 seconds, leading Dorchester to an easy team victory with their top five finishers. The Suffolk team finished strong in second place, while Loyola and Worcester Polytechnic Institute placed third and fourth.
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Cooper's Boxing Meeting at Travers Street Cards
The Cooper Social and Athletic Club held a professional boxing meeting at their rooms on Travers street yesterday afternoon. Five bouts featured top clash between Tom Hefferan and Timmy Harrington at 110 pounds with Hefferan winning. Mahoney beat Gus Martin in an eight round 130 pound bout. Riley vs Corrigan 145 pounds ended with Riley injuring a thumb and Corrigan declared winner. McCormack replaced McLoughlin for 110 pounds, Sullivan beat Calahan at 113 pounds.
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