Boston College Triumphs 17 to 0 Over Holy Cross
Boston College defeated Holy Cross 17 to 0 before about 6000 fans in the season finale in Boston. The BC line stalled Holy Cross, with Murphy and Powers star backs and Murphy’s punting and a late sprint by McDermott sealing the win. The game featured a first BC touchdown by Murphy and a second by Murphy, with Hart adding a late long run and Kenney missing the extra points.
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Holy Cross
Boston College
Powers
Riley
Kenney
Ike
Murphy
McCarron
B. C
O'Sullivan
H. C
O'Reilly
Boston
Kelly
B.C
Hart
McDermott
Ieel
Sullivan
Dy Hart
Kiley
Connor
Reilly
B.C. McDermott
H. Ci
Kelley
Ana
Koen
Keen
Holy Crocs
MacDermott
Carney
King
Holy Crows
Charles J. Kiley
John Kelly
Ad Kelly
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Onoss
Reality Koen
Cipevetbec
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Thohig Rotke
Saab
Eevee Acarenee
Ieee
Kenny Art
R. Vie
Powers Murphy
Ss Cress
Kenhey
Ucette
A. Z. Rae Graham
Nite Snd
Attendan
Carlisle Indians Rout Columbia In Major Football Defeat
Carlisle Indians routed Columbia in New York at Manhattan Field 45 to 0 before about 10 000 spectators. Seneca Miller Metoxen and Johnson led multiple long runs and touchdowns while Wheelock added five goals after touchdowns. Columbia failed to score despite brief threats.
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Columbia
Carlisle Indians
Manhattan Field
Yale
Carlisle
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Weeks
Metoxen
Indians
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Rogers
Smythe
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Neidlinger
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Beaver Wright
Smith Miller
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Sidles
Wilson
Putnam
Lane
Miller J. Metoxen
Wrightington
Harvard
Bovaird
Princeton
Boxing Gossip on Dope Stories and Fixed Fights Rumor
A regional write dismisses sensational dope and fixed fight rumors after a major boxing match. He cites prearranged rounds and criticizes sensational stories about Sertites and Jeffries, asserting most talk is rot and noting observers questioned timekeeping and fouls.
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Aon Ney Trust
Aiea
Raadak
Tommy
Ryan
Sharkey Neve
Ole
Jeffries
Music Hall
Florence
Rees
England Fe Sullivan
Boxing notes and referee praise from Rob Roy era Boston column
The column details boxing talk from Boston including the Coffee Cooler leaving for England, a Walcott and Dobbs bout in New York, and the McCoy Maher match rescheduled for December at Coney Island. It praises Captain Bill Daly as a superior referee and criticizes New York referees while recalling old matches and possible future bouts in the region.
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Broadway A. C
England
Boston
Wisce
Joe Walcott
Bobby Dobbs
New York
Dobbs
Coney Island
Billy Brady
East Lynn A. C
Mike Scanlon
Tommy Crowley
South Boston
Martin
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
John J. O'H
Lowell
Fiall
Kearns
Filaherty
Young Choynski
Pant Bs
Johnnie Eckhardt
Astrav
Bill Daly
Bill
Charley White
Tammany Town
Tey
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
M Govern Stops Sprague in Fast Bantam Bout
In Hartford Terry Mc Govern world bantamweight champion boxed Eddie Sprague of Streator Ill into a quick finish. The bout ended in the early second round after Mc Govern dominated the opening round. In a preliminary Billy Barrett of New York outpointed Tommy Sullivan of Brooklyn over fifteen rounds.
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Hartford
Conn
Terry Mc Govern
Eddie Sprague
Streator
Ill
Utineg Athletic Club
Ferns Knocks Out Callahan in First Round
In Buffalo, Sammy Callahan collapsed after a right body shot and left hook from Jim Ferns of Kansas City in the opening round. Callahan did not regain consciousness immediately and was carried from the Hawthorne Club.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Sammy Callahan
Jim Ferns
Kansas City
Hawthorne Club
Erns
Callahan
McCue and Cain Draw In Hercules Club Show
New York on November 3 saw Marty McCue and Joe Cain star for the Hercules Athletic Club in a rookism bout. The two battled through 2% rounds before a draw was declared.
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New York
Marty McCue
Joe Cain
Hercules A. C
Boxing bout halted by police in Lowell scheduling confusion
Police stopped a planned boxing bout in Lowell amid a scheduling mix up. Details indicate a defendant Mish and other contestants were affected as the event was halted and not rescheduled clear at Collinsville location tonight.
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Lowell
Collinsville
English High School Eleven Wins Interscholastic League Title
English High School defeated Boston Latin 23 to 0 at South End grounds in a keen championship game watched by nearly 6000. Hurry Ball starred with three touchdowns and a field goal, scoring all of English High's points as the superior side wore down the Latin defense in the second half.
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English High School
South End
Boston Latin
English High
H. Ball
BE. H. 8
BE. H. S
B. L
Phillips
Guild
McGrath
Ball
Harrison
Hallett
Philips
Nichols
Cas
Binson
Hurley
Parmelee
T. Ball
Gately
English
Ston Latin
Cambridge and Somerville Play Scoreless High School Football
Cambridge Manual Training School and Somerville High battled to a 0–0 tie at Charles River Park. Both teams reached the 5 yard line but failed to score. Somerville captain Ball suffered a fractured rib but stayed in until surgery.
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Cambridge Manual Training School
Somerville High
Charles River Park
Bes
Somerville
Cambridge
Lang
Jones
Mott
Hamblin
Casnbridge
Lewis
Patch
Manual
Kimball
Parker
Galllagher
Whalen
Houston Hendersons and Gilchrist Co. Play Soldier Field Match
Teams from Houston Hendersons and Gilchrist Co played under association rules yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field. The Houston team won 2 0 with a close contest and many brilliant plays. Winners included J Boyd as goals, backs McCabe and Sullivan, halfbacks MSTABAC Quilty Deering, forwards P Connor Cranmond Mawett Drummond Robertson, center. Referee J waeee ecizions satisfactory to both sides.
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Gilchrist & Co
Soldiers Field
Gilchrist
J. Boyd
McCabe
Sullivan
Mstabac
Quilty
Deering
P.connor
Cranmond
Local Prep Roundup Scores From Area Matches
Results list several football games with scores: Waltham vs Bowdoins West End 10 0 South School 0. Hyde Park-North End A A 5 Fairmount A A 0. Everett Comers 12 Everett High 6 Norwood A A 6 Attieboro 6. Lowell-Lowell High School 7 Boston College 0.
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West End
South School
Hyde Park
North End A. A
Fairmount A. A
Everett+Comers
Everett High
Norwood A. A
Attieboro
Lowell
Lowell High School
Boston College
Pennsylvania Defeats Cornell in Decisive Football Victory
In Philadelphia on November 30, Pennsylvania overwhelmed Cornell 18 to 0 with strong line play and powerful rushing. Potter and Starbuck contributed long runs and quick scoring drives, while Cornell showed weakness in defense and advancing. About 28,000 spectators witnessed a dominant Quaker performance with three second half touchdowns and accurate goal attempting.
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Pennsylvania
Cornell
Ithacans
Quakers
Cornellians
Alexander
Potter
Starbuck
University of Chicago Athletics Report Card Open
Chicago event notes show Brown leading and team standings as of November with strong performances. Details indicate university sports activity in Chicago, highlighting individual and team efforts during the season.
Wisconsin Eleven Beats Michigan 17 to 6 in West Crowd Record
Wisconsin 17 defeats Michigan 6 before possibly the largest Western crowd. Wisconsin captain Pat O'Dea scores ten points including a goal line lift and a punt that led to a return for a touchdown. Michigan misplays allow Badgers to pull ahead in the second half.
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Chicago
University of Wisconsin
University of Michigan
Pat O’dea
Wisconsin
Badgers
McLean
Hyman
Michigan
Hall wins New England cross country title at Cambridgeport meet
Hall of Brown University won the New England cross country championship under the New England Association of the AAU. Six runners from Cambridgeport gymnasium finished the race led by Hall who finished 250 yards ahead of Sullivan of Highland AC. Clifford of Worcester took third.
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Hall
Sullivan
Clifford
Blake
McDonald
Xan Ome
Mace Cabe
A. Rei
McDon
J. Riley
Gag
Results at Bennings horse races report
Race results from Bennings show multiple events with placings and times. Queen of Song won race one at 1:51.6 with Strangest second and Jenking third. Grandority led race two to 1:17.4. Plato won the steeplechase in 6:11. Ware Renton took the Washington cup in 4:08.4. James led the high weight handicap in 1: tua. final selling race lists Plantain as winner in 1:49.
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Queen of Song
Dangman
Strangest
Mcs Intyre
Alvarado Ir
Jenking
Q’connor
Carasaljo
Brien
Jim Breeze
McIntyre
Slack
Plantain
Hatin
Gardner
Cowman
Norfolk Drag Hunt Draws Twenty Men and Two Ladies
The Norfolk Drag Hunt Club held a drag hunt at Dedham on November 9 that drew twenty ge hile men and two ladies. Samuel D. Parker served as master of hounds and the riders met at the Medfield Inn upon invitation.
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Dedham
Norfolk
Samuel D. Parker
Medfield Inn
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