All Interscholastic Boston Area Football Team Named
The Post selects its all interscholastic eleven from eight or nine strong contenders. Park of Rindge Manual Training is captain and best halfback, with Jack Norton of English High as running mate. Edmunds of English High tops linebackers, with Fierson and Pierson as substitutes. Crowley and Whiting show strong at ends, Henderson and W Norton as subs.
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Porter
Newton High
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W. Norton
Harris
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Griffin
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Jack Norton
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Minot
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Cummins
Church of Cambridge Latin
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Volkmann
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Newton
Elmer Chickering
Cambridge M. T. S
Army and Navy Clash Today at Princeton Field
In the presence of President Roosevelt, West Point and Annapolis meet at Princeton Field New Jersey for the season’s final major game. Twenty two players from both academies prepare for a decisive showdown in a long standing rivalry.
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Roosevelt
West Point
Annapolis
Princeton Field
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Army and Navy basketball lineups listed for game day
Rockwell Illinois hosts rostered Army players including Abraham Christy Mettler Gillespie Johnson Beavers and Porney with officials Edgar N W Ewart and Princeton head linesman Roper Navy lists Woodworth Grady Shaforth Causey Decker Spencer Ghormley Wrightington and Wrenn from Harvard serving as referees and officials for the contest.
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Decker Ereebes Easels
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Spencer
Ghormley Wrightington
Harvard
S Wrenn
Annapolis and West Point Battle Set at Princeton
A historic football game between Annapolis and West Point is expected to draw a crowd of at least 25 000 at Princeton. Notables including Grover Cleveland diplomats Cabinet members Supreme Court justices and lawmakers are slated to attend as West Point aims to extend its success against big teams with Referee Edgar Wrightington presiding.
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America
Eix
Grover Cleveland
Supreme Court
United States
West Point
Princeton
Philadelphia
Edgar Wrightington
Harvard
Navy
Dr Theil seeks boxed world beaters for careful stable
Philadelphia doctor G F Theil, a pugilism hobbyist with wealth, advertises for topnotch boxers who abstain from drink, smoke, gambling, and football. They must train eight hours daily, attend prayer meetings, and obtain written consent to wed. Married boxers need not apply. those over 40 should contact Dr Osler.
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Philadelphia
Dr. Theil
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Osler
The Mains of a Dutch Kitchen and Its Minsce Pie Hint
A light portrait extols a wife known for crafts like Dutch pickles jellies and jams and a famed mince pie. She modestly suggests adding Hub Punch to mince meat, noting you can imitate and perhaps improve the rule, with the grocer as the source for Hub Punch.
Boxing prospects loom for Gans Sullivan clash in January
Rumors linger of a San Francisco bout between Joe Gans and Mike Twin Sullivan in January. The lightweight division muddle could be clarified if Sullivan defeats Gans, with Battling Nelson's status as champion in question. The piece also notes recent boxing events and local club meetings in Abington and Somerville.
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Britt
Gans
Nelson
Sullivan
Willie Cornell
Matty Baldwin
Gloucester
Jack Sheehan
Lowell Boy
Cornell
Sheehan
A. C
North Abington
Tommy Quill
Dave Deshler
Division 51
Somerville
Bacon Hall
Union Square
Chelsea Friends Honor Yale Trainer John Mack
John Mack the Yale trainer was greeted by about 75 friends at the Hotel Savoy Chelsea during Thanksgiving as Denis Sullivan presented him with a gold chain and silk umbrella before his departure for New Haven.
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John Mack
Yale
Chelsea
New Haven
Savoy
Denis Sullivan
Hurley Leaves Hospital After Brain Clot Removal
Captain Dan Hurley of the Harvard football team is discharged from City Hospital today. He will accompany nurse Roland McNeill to New Hampshire or Hot Springs for recovery. Doctors Bullard and Nichols removed the brain clot with good results, but cautioned ongoing care to prevent a return.
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Harvard
New Hampshire
Hot Springs
Roland McNeill
Hurley
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