Harvard Football Collects Injuries Across Team
Harvard’s football squad endured a disastrous season with nearly every starter sidelined by injuries. Captain Hurley, Nichols, Derby, Oveson, Brill, Parker, Kernan, Sperry, Noyes, and Starr all spent time on the list, disrupting lineup stability and game plans. The Corinthian Football Club of England plans a U S and Canada tour next year visiting major cities such as San Francisco Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Derby
Oveson
Harvard
Brill
Holy Cross
Parker
Kernan
Sperry
Noyes
Starr
Crimson
Corinthian Football Club
England
United States
Canada
San Francisco
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
High Scoring Night in City League Action
In last evenings four City League matches St James totaled 1431 and a 509 single. Gorham of Rexford rolled 120 109 92 for 321. St James won two of three from Rexford. Carruth took two of three from Somerset. Hub won two of three against McCarthy. Boylston swept Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Gorham
Rexford
Carruth
Somerset
Hub
McCarthy
Boylston
Webster
St. James Alleys
St. J Auntie
SaraRee Duffy
Wilbur
Y Griffin
Bailey
Boles
Carruths
Ocabbuth
Rouse Eeee
Thomas E
Esee
Walsh Coos
Na An
Jouve
Burdett
Millen Eee
Cole
Ritchie Eer
Finnegan
O’brien
Ome
Benefit for Tom Maguire Brings Boston Boxers to Roughan Hall
A benefit for the late Tom Maguire will be held at Roughan Hall Charlestown on December 16. A vaudeville concert by top theatre talent will precede sparring exhibitions by leading Boston boxers including Jimmy Walsh Sam Langford Chester Goodwin Jimmy Briggs and Kid Goodman. The benefit committee is led by Robert T Allen with Denny Murphy and J A Woodman among others. Maguire helped open Boston boxing under current law and promoted the sport in its early days with the Business Men's A C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Maguire
Boston
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Jimmy Walsh
Sam Langford
Chester Goodwin
Jimmy Briggs
Kid Goodman
Robert T. Allen
Harry Center
A. H. C Mitchell
William Eaton
Dan Saunders
Peter F. Kelley
John T. Murphy
James W. Reardon
John Neldon
Dike Clark
Eugene O’connor
E. E. Keevin
Miah Murray
John Doyle
Harry Hodgkins
Thomas Boles
Denny Murphy
Steve Mahoney
J. A. Woodman
Alec McLean
John Keenan
Mose Hanton
Mr. Allen
Maguire
East
A. C
Arlington Boat Club Dominates Mystic Valley League Night
The Arlington Boat Club posted the high single of 956 and season top total 2705, with Faulkner of Charlestown rolling 610 for best individual score. Arlington swept Central three straight games, while Charlestown took all from Melrose A C.
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Arlington Boat Club
Faulkner
Charlestown
Arlngton
Central
Melrose A. C
Newton League results show wins for Newton Boat and others
In the Newton League last evening Newton Boat won two of three from Maugus Riverdale Casino took two from Allston Golf and Hunnewell did the same against North Gate Ashley of Allston posted 579 for the high individual score at the North Gate Club the meet included player scores and totals for North Gate Wellington Richardson Wardwell Pierce Howard Warren Bailey Field Wells and others with team totals near 4837 677.
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Newton Boat
Maugus
Riverdale Casino
Allston Golf
Hunnewell
North Gate
Ashley
Allston
Busnewell
Wellington
Richardson
Wardwell
Pierce
Howard
Warren
Bailey
Field
Wells
Tech and Harvard May Hold Gymnastic Meet
A new athletics branch may start at Tech this year as students show interest in gymnastics. Harvard manager F N Evans has challenged Tech for a meet. Tech will hold a meeting tonight to discuss forming a team and possible competition against Harvard.
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TECH
Harvard
F. N. Evans
Tech Gymnasium
Boston sport backs MacLean in motor paced title clash
Hugh MacLean the Boston pace rider will race Bobby Walthour next Saturday in a 15 mile world motor paced championship. Backing comes from Boston sports celebrity Sport Sullivan who will support MacLean and magazine book earnings. MacLean trains at Charles River Park and near Boston for the event. The card also features an international 10 mile open race a five mile amateur and a one mile amateur handicap with Wizard Stone looping the globe and Margaret Gast in exhibition behind motor pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hugh MacLean
Boston
Bobby Walthour
Sport Sullivan
MacLean
Walthour
Charles Turville
Charles River Park
Wizard Stone
Margaret Gast
Bernarr Macfadden Lectures in Boston Tonight and Tomorrow
Bernarr Macfadden of physical culture fame arrived in Boston from Providence to deliver a series of lectures at Jordan Hall Huntington avenue. He will speak tonight on Is Medicine the Science of Guessing and tomorrow afternoon to women on The Cultivation of Perfect Womanhood then to men on The Complete Powers of Superb Manhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernarr Macfadden
Boston
Providence
South Boston Basketball Opens Season at Dahlgren Hall
South Boston league begins with Fort Warren visit as six players Redding Mullen Griffin Tors ney Hagman and Dorgan are listed. Schedule shows Dec 3 Fort Warren Dec 10 Columbia A A Dec 17 Technology 2d Dec 24 East Boston Dec 31 Co. F Jan 7 Lakesides at home. Contact F Curran 701 Sixth Street for game requests.
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South Boston
Dahlgren
Lakesides
F. Curran
Sixth Street
Thieves Enter Fort Fairfield Store As Owner Supper Ends
In Fort Fairfield Maine on November 30 the store of D S Edwards was entered during supper and $600 in checks and cash stolen. A posse formed by 8 pm pursued two strangers who fled town toward the New Brunswick border after alarm was raised and police learned of the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Fairfield
D. S. Edwards
Walthour selects Munroe as partner for upcoming race
Cyclist champion Bobby Walthour confirms Bennie Munroe as his teammate after reviewing training and past performances. He notes Munroe’s improved condition and steady pacemaking, asserting a stronger chance to win with Munroe alongside him this year.
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Bobby WaLthour
New York
The
Post
Walthour
Europe
Pat Powers
Hugh MacLean
Chelsea
Harry Caldwell
Manchester Giant
Bennie Munroe
Readers pick all school football teams across cities
Readers submit diverse all school football selections led by Ray Hodgdon and others from Boston Dorchester Somerville and Malden. Names include Ross Duffy Cummins Seeley Vanderwat Blair Kincaid Park Colton and Mather among multipleEnds tackles guards centres and fullbacks across towns.
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Post
Ray Hodgdon
Boston
Ross
Dorchester
Mather
Malden
Duffy
E. H
Cummins
Somerville
Hall
Seeley
Chisholm
Vanderwat
Park
Medford
Colton
H. H. Marston
Burns
Sullivan
Littlefield
Brighton
Blair
Kincaid
Chelsea
Paul
Corbett
B. L
George G. Goldie
O’brien
Whisholm
Bark
Rindge
Young
Catharin
M. A
Graves
D. H. Buckley
Everett
Dorgheaker
McKenna
Waltham
Lee
Roxbury
Hodgkins
Thomas W. Cross
Fendsa
Commins
O'Brien
Jacobs
Curley
George Burke
Powers
Cummings
Mdorchester
Reed
American Roller Polo League Game Schedule
Frank 8S. Head of Stoneham releases the schedule for the American roller polo league series with dates and matchups from December first through twenty fourth. Teams include Lynn South Framingham Stoneham Beverly Clinton Plymouth and Lynn.
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Frank
Stoneham
Lynn
South Framingham
Beverly
Clinton
Plymouth
Touring sports figures and cricketing notes end summer travels
E H Carson plans a southward cycling and boating tour after leaving this city for Philadelphia. The column notes Gougoltz in six-day bicycle races, Dan Brown as bowler and shot-putter, Gailey's quarter-mile swim record, Whitney’s donation to a New York athletic league, and Chicago hosting next billiard championship. Yale hockey, Army-Navy game economics, Marshall’s Paris match, Patsy Donovan’s managerial offer, and baseball anecdotes round out the era's sport and athletic developments.
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E. H. Carson
New England
New York State
Philadelphia
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Jean Gougoltz
Gougoltz
France
Dan Brown
New York Athletic Club
Harry Payne Whitney
George W. Wingate
Public Schools Athletic League of New York
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
Rex Flinn
Yale
Army-Navy
Frank J. Marshall
Paris
Janowski
Dr. Lasker
Patsy Donovan
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington
Providence
New York
McCormick
Hotaling
York
Dunlap
Bill’ Massey
Comiskey
Toronto
Chase
New York Americans
California
Bill Lange
Arthur Devlin
McGraw
Cincinnati
Corbett Weakens in 130 Pound Rounds to Meet Britt
In a tense 130 pound contest Corbett showed fatigue but remained competitive as he advances in rounds and now stands in line to challenge Jimmy Britt for the championship honors.
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Jimmy Britt
Nelson Beats Corbett In San Francisco Showdown
In San Francisco on Tuesday night Battling Nelson defeated Young Corbett, a surprise to many fans including in Boston. Corbett weighed 144 pounds in training, worsened by rapid weight loss to 130, leaving him weak. Nelson, at about 130, fought in peak condition, winning with his steady fitness and hard punch. Corbett, past his prime, may face Nelson again or Britt, but the harsher note is Nelson’s rising status and the risk of overtraining in two big bouts.
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Nelson
Young Corbett
San Francisco
Boston
Corbett
Denverite
New York
Britt
Briggs Seeks Longawaited Clash At Salem Card
Willie Fitzgerald forced to abandon match with Jimmy Briggs leaves the Apollo A C lineup unsettled. Briggs vs Jig Stone emerges as the main event, Stone backed by a strong Chelsea- area following. Jim Briggs recently drew with Peter Sullivan, who beat Briggs in New Bedford, raising anticipation for a bright 15 round decision bout at catchweights. Prelims feature Young Cahill and Young Sullivan in six rounds, their Webster draw a recent highlight. Blink McCloskey heads to Gloucester to train for a 15 round bout with George Ashley of Fall River Monday night.
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Willie Fitzgerald
Apollo A. C
Salem
Jimmy Briggs
Briggs
Jig Stone
Charlestown
Chelsea
Stone
Jim
Peter Sullivan
New Bedford
Young Cahill
Roxbury
Young Sullivan
Webster
Blink McCloskey
Gloucester
Gloucester A. C
George Ashley
Fall River
Entries for Cambridge Wrestling Tournament Near Cambridgeport Gym
Entries for the amateur wrestling tournament at the Cambridgeport gymnasium on December 5 are coming in quickly, with a large field of contestants expected. Prizes will be awarded. All registered amateurs are eligible. Registration requests should go to J. Frank Facey, 36 Prospect Street, Cambridge, secretary of the NEB, AAU, which controls amateur wrestling. Entries close December 2 with W. J. Whelan, Cambridgeport gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridge
N.eb
A. A
A. U
W. J. Whelan
Baseball Race in Sandwich Islands League
A Hawaii based baseball league features a leading team with a standout third baseman described as a full-blood Chinaman. He is hailed as the best player on the squad and drives the team’s strong performance in the race.
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Sandwich Islands
Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey Stands For Steady Quality
The text extols Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey for consistent character and purity. It praises its reliability for the sick room and physician use, noting it is made from select malt and spring water, aged by time, and bears the Ches ter H. Graves & Sons signature. It warns against substitutes and lists licensed dealers, druggists, and grocers as sellers.
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Graves
Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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Hathaway
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Boston Sport
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Foxy
Bobby
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Memphis
Atlanta Stadium
World OF Sport
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McCloskey
Billy Gardner
George
Gardner
Johnny McGriel
Kid Barrish
Johnny O’rourke
Joe Williams
Union A. C
Johnny Mahan
Young Chisholm
Jace Brassil
Riverside Boat Club
Jerry Sullivan
Tommy English
Young Flannery
Lowell
Young Kenney
Young Sidney
Martin Canole
Hanlon
Dave Leahy
Leahy
Donohue
Dave
Roanoke Club
Joseph Hogan
North Russell Street
J. P
Criterion Club
Grand Theatre
Tammany Club
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Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H
Alex. Cava
Tremont Row
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