Yale Names Daly Yale Captain For Next Season
Frederick Joseph Daly of Cambridge chosen captain by 23 players who faced Harvard and Princeton. Daly received twice as many votes as Kilpatrick. Kilpatrick to lead track next year. Coy presided at election. Daly plans undecided coaches likely Ted Coy or Coy and Howard Jones. Daly age 22, 178 pounds, 6 feet 10 inches.
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Coy
Spatrick
Howard Jones
Baseball Notes: Controlling Interest in Pennsylvania Club and Winter Plans
Bill Clymer acquires controlling stake in the Pennsylvania club and will serve as playing manager next season. Andy Coakley forms a winter team after being barred from organized baseball. Umpire Klein plans to probe Charley Murphy’s charges at the National League meeting in New York. The leagues may discuss sign tipping and manager signings. Billy Murray reportedly hides in New York as Pat Powers launches a six day race in Madison Square Garden. The two leagues used 498 players last season, averaging 81 per club.
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Klein
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White Sox
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Stallings
New York
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Pat Powers
Madison Square Garden
Alger Edges Nixon in 12 Round Apollo Bout
George Alger of Boston defeated Billy Nixon of Cambridge in a 12 round decision at the Apollo A. A. in Salem. Many fans and officials felt a draw might have been more satisfactory than the referee Dick Fleming's ruling.
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Dedham High Names 1910 Athletic Officers
Dedham High School Athletic Association selects 1910 officers with football captain Stanley Haigh and Richard Sukow skie as football leaders. track team captain Edmond W. Dowler and manager Edward J. Keelan Jr. named.
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All Stars Triumph Over Middleboro 32 to 11
Boston All Stars defeated Middleboro A A in a fast basketball game tonight by a 32 to 11 margin. Kelliher led visitors with nine baskets and four fouls on the record.
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Local boxing and track notes from the Armory and BA A meets
Promoter Jimmy Coffroth aims to stage a big Jersey fight with Jeff and Johnson drawing interest at the Armory Club. readers are urged to attend for a show likely to showcase Frank Gotch. A special 600 yard dash between Mel Sheppard and Harry Gissing is proposed for the BA A indoor meet, with George Brown asked to arrange it. Joe Maccabe and others comment on photos and bantamweight prospects, while Wolgast is favored as the next lightweight champion candidate. Barrett of Fordham is named captain of a New York college squad amid All American talk and football outlook.
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Great Bowling in City League Leads Somerset Near Adams Square
In Adams Square alleys Adams Square and Somerset clashed with Somerset winning three of four points. Taylor rolled 320 and Pohler 310 to highlight, as Murray and Irwin took three of four from Boylston, dropping them to second behind Somerset. Hub swept McCarthy.
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Sudbury Industrial League Alley Totals Report
Sudbury leagues record alley totals for games 1 2 3 in FHA standings. Net and Twine numbers appear with mixed figures 421 428 450 1299 and 399 413 427 1239 across entries.
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Somerville Y M C A Defeats Cambridge In Local Basketball
Somerville Y M C A defeated Cambridge Y M C A 22 to 14 on Cambridge's floor. Cambridge Y M C A second team beat Somerville 17 to 10. Attendance 300. Key players include Duggan Stone Hurley Dickinson Ramsay Clifford and M F Ramsay.
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Newton and Brookline football end as 0 to 0 draw
The Newton and Brookline teams finished their Saturday game in a scoreless 0 to 0 tie. In Brookline juniors two mile race is slated for December 11 at 10 o clock. Cambridge entries for Lynn WY M C A games close December 4 with H H Buxton.
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Back Bay Girl Beatrice VonBrunner Opens at Opera House
Beatrice B von Brunner, the former Back Bay girl, will perform as a stage dancer at the new Boston Opera House next Thursday, offering a debut after her rise in local dance circles.
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Debut of Beatrice Von Brunner with Loie Fuller in Boston
Miss Beatrice B. Von Brunner, Back Bay, debuts next Thursday at the Boston Opera House as a dancer with Loie Fuller. A New England Conservatory graduate, she studied in Paris for eight months under top masters before joining Fuller. Her pieces include a classical dance a false rapture and Chopin mazurka.
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Harvard Wins Season Opener in Windy Soccer Clash
Harvard defeated Andover 2 to 0 on Soldiers Field in a windy season opener. The Crimson capitalized on second half opportunities after gaining the wind, with Fish scoring from a dribble and a later Leland penalty kick. Both sides showed limited teamwork amid rough conditions.
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Demarest Beats Cline in International 18.2 Balk Line Match
Calvin Demarest of Chicago defeats Warry P. Cline of Philadelphia 500 to 388 in the first game of a triple tie at Madison Square Garden. Demarest posted a high run of 108 and averaged 25 with numerous strong breaks. Cline had a 102 high run and finished with 388.
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Madison A C vs Ninth Regiment Five at Monument Hall
This evening at Monument Hall Charlestown the Madison A C basketball team faces the Ninth Regiment five. The Madison, 2d, returns to court against Sullivan A A.
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Harmon Harmon Harman Trial Testimony Describes Peculiar Suspect
The Boston trial of James M. Harmon Jr. continues with defense witnesses and expert neurologists. Dr. Philip Coombs Knapp chairs the commission and may testify. Dr. Edward Lane also appears for the defense. Prosecution experts include Dr. Henry Stedman and Dr. George Walton as the case weighs whether Harmon was sane at the deed. Witnesses depict Harmon as peculiar and nervous with heavy lips, blue eyes, and dramatic gestures.
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Notre Dame narrowly downs East Boston Independents
The Notre Dame five defeated the East Boston Independents 15 to 12 at the East Boston Boat Club. Marley led with two floor goals and two from fouls, supported by Kennefick and Kendricks with two each. N. Sullivan and Caulfield contributed as well as O Brien refereed the game.
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Death of Samuel Brazier A Boston Writer and Lecturer
Samuel Brazier, 76, well known for talks on single tax and economic topics, died at his home in South Boston after arriving from England 22 years ago. He leaves a widow and three grown children. Funeral services set for 1 p m at 127 P street South Boston.
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R Y Mason Dies at 75 in Somerville Home
Richard Y. Mason aged 75 died yesterday morning at his home 13 Maple Avenue Somerville from heart trouble after an illness of a week. He came to Boston from Brockville Canada about 13 years ago and was a locomotive engineer on the Canadian Pacific railroad until his retirement.
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Harvard substitutes to be recognized with new insignia
Harvard varsity athletes from the baseball and football squads who fail to make the regular teams will receive insignia as a trophy of their season's work. The Student Council voted at its Union meeting last night to award substitutes, previously unrewarded, with this new honor amid broad support from the undergraduates.
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Hueston Defeats Knowles In Lopsided Duel
Yesterday champion Tom Hueston won 125 to 79 against Jimmy Knowles. In the evening Mr. Freeman faced Hueston, losing 61 to 125. This afternoon Hueston meets Amolsky and the Syrian Kid of Lawrence challenges the champion tonight.
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