Maine Motorists Form State Organization For Roads
James Fortescue announces Maine has formed a state motorist group modeled on Massachusetts. Officers include President Dr Seth C Gordon and Secretary Walter B Parker. A A A advocate notes good roads raise state wealth and aid farmers while attracting visitors. Chester N Weaver of San Francisco lauds Massachusetts highways. Pairings set for hockey games at Arena on Feb 11 and Feb 18.
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James Fortescue
Maine
Massachusetts State Association
Portland
Seth C. Gordon
Ill. G. Burleigh
Augusta
H. C. Chapman
Bangor
Walter B. Parker
Silas B. Adams
William N. Taylor
Elmer A. Doten
Philip J. Deering
J. F. Thompson
F. A. Nickerson
Fortescue
American Automobile Association
National Grange
Bay State Automobile Club
Chester N. Weaver
San Francisco
Charles Addison Malley
E-M-F
Boston Company
Weaver
Studebaker
Massachusetts
Boston
Milton Academy
St. Mark's
Andover
Milton
Big Crowd Expected for Malden Providence Prep Grid Tilt
Malden High and Providence Tech wrapped up workouts before their clash tomorrow at Malden High field. Tickets sold fast with business leaders and students seeking reserved seats. Tech coach Swain expects a strong challenge as Providence historic success looms.
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Thornton D. Jenkins
Malden High
Boston
Roger Toothacher
Malden
Swain
Tech
Providence
Waltham High
Harvard Yale Game Seen As Mild For Players
A Harvard Bulletin correspondent timed the Harvard Yale football game noting players were in motion only a little over three minutes per 15 minute period. Rest averaged 21 minutes per period and running and wrestling did not exceed two hours. The game is described as less exhausting than a boat race, which lasts over 20 minutes.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Harvard Bulletin
Harvard Soccer Team Wins First Game
Harvard defeated Middlesex School 2 to 1 in Concord to claim its first win of the season. Harvard’s Seamans and Barron stood out while Middlesex’s Elis excelled for the schoolboys as Chadwick, formerly at Harvard, played forward for Middlesex.
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Harvard
Concord
Middlesex School
Crimson
Middlesex
Hil
Chadwick
C. Chadwick
Seamans
Barron
Elis
Morgan Hallowell
F. F
F. B
Hutchinson Barron
F. d
Tae
R. B
Emerson Morriss
Harwoon Withington
H. B
Richard
Eases Ok
Gailbraith Carnahan
Ae B
Trumbul
Eamans
Vard
O, Hansen
Cut in Andover's Basketball Squad
Andover December 1 The basketball squad will hold its next practice Saturday at 2 pm in the Bor den Gymnasium. Captain Hay and Coach Tower have made a cut reducing the group to 21 men: Hay Bell Brann Butts Chatterton Darling Forsythe Gault Gordon Gould Jones Mansfield Poole Pratt Sawyer Van Brocklin Wainwright Wardwell Washburn Wilson Wright.
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Borden Gymnasium
Hay
Tower
Bell
Brann
Butts
Chatterton
Darling
Forsythe
Gault
Gordon
Gould
Jones
Mansfield
Poole
Pratt
Sawyer
van Brocklin
Wainwright
Wardwell
Washburn
Wilson
Wright
New Stadium Plans For Highlanders In Kingsbridge
The Highlanders aim to open a $500,000 Kingsbridge stadium with steel and concrete, fireproof structures, seating over 40,000, and a semicircular grandstand around the diamond. President Frank J. Farrell will approve plans after returning from Hot Springs, with July Fourth set for opening and dedication.
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New York
Frank J. Farrell
The
Highlanders
Hot Springs
Kingsbridge
Farrell
Rogers Named Captain Of Boston College Eleven
Frank Rogers of Hyde Park was elected captain of next season's Boston College football eleven at a Players meeting. He stood out for consistency and strong defense on the balanced squad. Frank Reynolds of West Roxbury was chosen as manager, after serving as assistant manager this year.
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Rogers
Boston College
Frank Rogers
Hyde Park
Boston College High School
Frank Reynolds
West Roxbury
Gloucester 69 Fall River 22 basketball game
Gloucester defeated Fall River A Company 69 to 22 at City Hall. The recap lists player lineups, scorers, and officials, with attendance noted at 700.
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Gloucester
Fall River
Fall River A. Co
City Hall
FALE
RIVER
Dunbar
Hanson
Graustein
Colby
Conn Campbell
Morle
Follansbee
R. Bissecsesecsescesss
McInnis
Campbell
Follawsbee
Powers
Conaty
Cobb
Timer — Foster
McGregor
Seorer—Parsons
Cobb Struggles Against Johnson and Young in Nine-Attempt Stint
Cobb went two for nine in a series against the era’s greats, posting a .222 average. He also matched that mark versus Walter Johnson, while facing Idaho phenoms five times and collecting four singles.
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Cobb
Young
Gtand
Walter Johnson
Idaho
Basketball Games Wanted by Local Clubs in Boston Area
North End Union 4A seeks fast state teams for Tuesday Thursday Friday and Saturday games with reasonable guarantees. Contact I. Binnce at 20 Parmenter Street Boston. Trimount A. C. Roxbury seeks fast 12-pound teams with suitable inducements. Martin Waters at 124 Cabot Street Roxbury. Hale House Midgets seek any 100-pound teams in the state. J. J. Rosen at 228 Harvard Street Dorchester.
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North End Union
I. Binnce
Parmenter Street
Boston
Trimount A. C
Roxbury
Martin Waters
Cabot Street
Hale House
J. J. Rosen
Harvard Street
Dorchester
Harvard Hockey Gains Momentum As Pennsylvania Plans New Team
Harvard hockey notes report rapid progress with arena practice pleasing players. Pennsylvania announces formation of a team after years without one. Amateur Hockey League adopts two rules to curb professionalism, effective after this season. Eligibility rules tighten with residency requirements.
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Harvard Seven
University of Pennsylvania
Amateur Hockey League
New York
Contempt Proceedings in Boston Strike Case
The equity motion session in Superior Court drew many interested in the contempt case filed by master photoengravers against Louis Kohlmetz of Chicago Matthew Woll of Philadelphia George F. Lewis and John Maguire of Boston. Louis Voltz of the New York union testified about visits to Boston engraving firms where striking men were seen. He said most employers were willing to take back some workers and that Blanchard handled settlements while Folsom reportedly agreed to readmit two men. The case resumes this afternoon.
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Superior Court
Boston
Louis Kohlmetz
Chicago
Matthew Woll
Philadelphia
George F. Lewis
John Maguire
Louis Voltz
New York Union
Folsom
Blanchard
Noble
New York
Katanga Freighter Arrives After Long Atlantic Crossing
A Lascar aboard the steamer Katanga, arriving in Boston from Calcutta after 25 days at sea, was badly injured when a deck accident during a crash and surge left him near death. The voyage, delayed by a week, endured massive Mediterranean and Atlantic storms. Captain Plomer slept only moments in three weeks.
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Lascar Gallor
Katanga
Boston
Calcutta
East Boston
Algiers
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Plomer
Desperado in Roxbury duel identified as missing son
Mrs. Leon Weiner of Roxbury learned from Philadelphia that the slain duelist in a pistol duel with Special Officer Barnett on November 28 is her son Hyman Weiner. Leon Weiner left Roxbury for Philadelphia after confirmation, and the father viewed the body in the morgue exclaiming that the dead man was his boy. The son had been missing for two months, with whereabouts previously thought to be in New York.
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Leon Weiner
Minden Street
Roxbury
Philadelphia
Barnett
Hyman
Mr. Weiner
Hyman Weiner
New York
Final Awards at Fifth Annual French Bulldog Show
The fifth annual French Bulldog Show of New England awarded blue ribbons to top dogs judged by Theodore Offerman on final points. Notable winners included Le Roi Sr by Thomas Grisdale and Nellcote Gamin, shown by Mrs. B. W. Bright, with Cosette exhibited by Mrs. A. R. Schultz drawing admiration.
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New England
Theodore Offerman
Vernona Jarbeau
le Petit Corporal
Miss Jarbeau
le Roi Sr
Thomas Grisdale
Teaser
Nellcote Gamin
B. W. Bright
Cosette
Purdy Brothers
Edward Dowd
A. R. Schultz
French Bulldog Club
New York
LE Petit Caporal
EF. W. Bright
Nellcoth Gamin
LE Rosil
Cosettr
Bathers to Pay to Use Street Bathhouse at L Street
Bath trustees plan a new fee of at least 10 cents, possibly 20, for street bathhouse users. They foresee costs for new bathing suits and a costly laundry, with funds likely covered by bathers. The trustees oppose fences removal and favor trunk bathing though nude bathing at L Street is not desired.
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Park Commission
L Street
Woman’s quick actions save family from Everett fire
Mrs. Joseph Veeder at 32 Shute Street Everett spotted smoke just before midnight and woke her husband then carried a child to safety. The family, plus B. Magreel and his relatives, escaped to the street in night attire. Fire likely started in rubbish in an unoccupied cellar room. a youth fled when a patrolman confronted him.
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Joseph Veeder
Shute Street
Everett
B. Magreel
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Beye
W. §. Morris
H. Bing
M. Hallowell
A. Richards
C. Frye
D. Needham
J. L. Barren
O. Chadwick
L. Withington
Greene
California
Los Angeles
Nina Guthrie
Ore
Touraine
V’ona Guthrie
Wellesley College
Sullivan Square
Providence Tech
Cuddy
Rhode Island
Salem High School
Beverail Field
Ing
Gibson
Salem News
Greater Salem
Briggs
Beverly High
Connolly
Reardon
Salem High
Richie
Feeley
St. John's Prep
Barry
Danvers High
Banks
Kerans
Woodman
Mason
Turkington
Ed Brawley
Medford
Brawley
East Boston High
Edward Peterson
Jim Maguire
Birmingham
Frank O’brien
Frank Sheehan
Bill O'Donnell
Charlie Boyce
Malden High School
Rich and
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