Cadets and Battery A Battle Ends in 3 3 Tie
In a historic 1911 Stadium clash, First Corps Cadets and Battery A fight to a 3 to 3 draw. Wadsworth kicks field goal from 25 yards to tie and Miller adds a 12 yard field goal for Cadets. About 25 000 spectators witness a hard fought, action filled game with notable plays by Minot and Miller.
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Miller
Wadsworth
Harvard
Fisher
Battery A
Back Bay
Carroll Swan
Dono
Minot
Céfitre
Pattery
Tertiory
Battery
Reid
First Corps
Eckfeldt
Morse
Dunn Skilton
Briers Wulsin
Towne
Walsins
PES PO
Bk Pee
Dillinghs Durant Lawson
Gy Connell Lawson
Gallant Wood Draw In 12 Round Ring Clash
Ray Wood of Fall River and Johnny Gallant of Chelsea fought 12 rounds to a draw before the Colonial Athletic Club. Delay occurred as Wood was overweight. Preliminary Kid Barry stopped Kid Erne in one, and semi final ended with Kid Foley and Kid Willetts drawing in eight rounds.
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Fall River
Ray Wood
Johnny Gallant
Chelsea
Colonial Athletic Club
Wood
Gallant
Barry
Kid Erne
Kid Foley
Portland
Kid Willetts
Another Victory for Penn Over Cornell on Thanksgiving Day
Philadelphia Nov 30 Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 21 to 9 in the annual Thanksgiving game. The series on Thanksgiving Day spans 19 meetings with Penn winning 17 times. About 25 000 spectators attended the cosi test.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Pennsylvanians Edge Cornell In Close Intercollegiate Game
In a tight contest, Pennsylvania led after the third period and pulled away late. Key plays included Mercer scoring twice and Minds converting multiple kicks, with Spruance returning an onside kick for the final Penn goal to seal a victory over Cornell.
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Pennsylvania
Cornell
Ithaca
Mercer
Thayer
Jourdet
Minds
Eyrich
Butler
Marshall
Barr
Spruance
Young, Spruance
Kelley Dillon
Crawford
Green
Munk Wolfert
O'Rourke
Hale Morrig
Miller Findeisen
Delano Bell
enlaMeien Williamson Ourdet
Mattson
Underhill
Hill
D. L. Fultz
Iowa
A. H. Sharpe
Yale
W. 8. Langford
Trinity
Maesman
W. W. Roper
Princeton
Bergin and Demon Young Draw in Slashing 12 Round Lead
In Newport at the Hippodrome, Demon Young of the U S torpedo station and Tommy Bergin of Lewiston Me fought 12 brisk rounds to a draw before a large crowd. Earlier, Young Boyle of Lowell and Harry Meyers also battled to a draw in the preliminary.
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Newport
R. I
Demon Young
United States Torpedo Station
Tommy Bergin
Lewiston
Hippodrome
Young Boyle
Lowell
Harry Meyers
McFarland Beats Murphy In Lengthy San Francisco Bout
Packey McFarland defeated Harlem Tommy Murphy in a 20 round decision before about 6000 spectators. McFarland broke his right hand in the 12th round yet fought on, while Murphy displayed grit in a strong late surge.
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San Francisco
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Harlem
Tommy” Murphy
McFarland
Wolgast
Murphy
Tommy
Loscaretus
Henigan Wins 10 Mile NE AAA Cross Country Championship
Jimmy Henigan of North Dorchester A A outpaced 20 rivals by a clear margin in the annual 10 mile NE AAA cross country run from Paris street gym East Boston to beyond Revere and back. Maguire of North Attleboro chased all the way, with Cook third. North Dorchester dominated team scoring with eight runners in the first fifteen points. Henigan’s 52 17 reflected near ideal conditions with calm winds and good footing.
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Jimmy Henigan
North Dorchester
Henigan
Maguire
Cook
Beachmont
Revere Street
Bath House
Condit’s Dance Hall
Frank Bruce
A. C
A. Kirsh
North Dorchester A
Romanoff Defeats Lundin in Two Falls at Mechanics Building
Ivan Romanoff the Cossack heavyweight toppled Halmar Lundin in two straight falls in the finish bout. Romanoff won the first fall in 34 minutes 35 seconds and the second in 20 minutes 59 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Romanoff
Romanoff
Americus
Gus Schoenlein
Baltimore
John Perelli
Cyclone Burns
Popki
Holiday Bouts Shake Philadelphia At Nonpareil Club
Frankie Madole of Pittsburg loses in six rounds to Charley Turner at the Nonpareil Athletic Club in Philadelphia. New York featherweight Johnnie Dundee versus Tommy O Toole ends with two nine counts for O Toole as Dundee presses. O Keefe vs Glover ends in a standstill while Tommy Sullivan defeats Peck Miller in a slugging bout.
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Philadelphia
Frankie Madole
Pittsburg
Charley Turner
Johnnie Dundee
New York
Tommy O’toole
National A. C
Dundee
O’toole
O'Toole
O’ Toole
Tommy O’keefe
Johnny Glover
Boston
O’ Keefe
Glover
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Mass
Peck Miller
Sullivan
Miller
Goodman Moriarty Draw in Lawrence Bout
A large Unity Club crowd watched Kid Goodman of Boston and Jim Moriarty of Lowell fight to a twelve round draw. Preliminaries saw Harvey of Lawrence KOed by Kid O'Brien of Salem, Reagan of Lawrence stop Reddy of Newburyport in round four, and Carson of South Lawrence win on a foul after Thomas of Lawrence used elbows.
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Lawrence
Unity Club
Kid Goodman
Boston
Jim Moriarty
Lowell
Young Harvey
Kid O’brien
Salem
Frankie Reagan
Young Reddy
Newburyport
Tommy Carson
South Lawrence
Kid Thomas
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Benjamin
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Knox
PENN
Bergin
Arland
Matt’ Wells
No. Dorchester
Lundin
Perelli
Vox
Acm
Mitchell
Goodman-Moriarty
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