Harvard hockey season opens with strong lineup and plans
Harvard will launch its hockey season at Hemenway gymnasium with varsity and freshman callouts. Captain Dick Townsend leads a roster returning Pell Mort Newhall Willets and Sampson after five years without defeat. A larger schedule includes Yale McGill Dartmouth Cornell Williams Maine Andover and more with coach A B Winsor and trainer Pooch Donovan.
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Harvard
Hemenway Gymnasium
Dick Townsend
Pell
Mort Newhall
Willets
Sampson
H. W. Nichols
Yale
New York
McGill University
Canada
Dartmouth
Cornell
Williams
Maine
Andover
Springfield
A. B. Winsor
Pooch Donovan
Harvard Basketball Candidates for 1907
At the Harvard Union tonight candidates for Harvard basketball varsity and freshman teams will hear Captain Burnham and Manager Chamberlain outline practice plans. Varsity prelims are set for this afternoon at Hemenway gymnasium and both squads begin regular practice tomorrow. Class teams will form toward week’s end.
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Harvard Union
Harvard
Burnham
Chamberlain
Hemenway Gymnasium
Interscholastic All Stars of the 1906 Season
The season ended with selectees for ends tackles guards and backs from South Boston English Latin Somerville Mechanic Arts Roxbury Latin Brookline and Newton high schools. Notable selections include William Joy left end Frank O'Donnell quarterback Fritz Ely right halfback and John Rechtler fullback.
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Harry McClary
John Rechtler
Charles Thompson
Ray Cavanaugh
Fritz Ely
Harry Mosher
Mechanic Arts High School
Brookline High School
Boston Latin School
Roxbury Latin School
Newton High School
William Joy
South Boston
Faulkner
Harry McClay
Mechanic
Elcock
Boston Latin
Roy Fitzpatrick
Somerville High
Hoyt
Ireland
Somerville
Chester Palmer
English High
Blaikie
Medford
Roxbury
Griffin
Rindge
Waltham High
Elind
Howe
Brookline
Frank O’donnell
South Boston High
Boylan
Oscar Pierson
McDonald, Noble & G
Newton High
Moran
Roxbury High
Brookline High
Carey
Boston High
Fred Palmer
Thompson
English High School
Palmer
McClay
Cavanaugh
Volkman
Tufts
Stankard
Waltham
Mosher
Frank O'Donnell
South Boston High School
Joe Boylan
Cambridge Latin
Pierson
Ely
McDonald
Noble & Greenough
Harry Moran
Porter
Rechtler
Bowlby
Frank Carey
Five Candidates Named For Harvard Football Coach Post
Harvard considers five candidates to replace Bill Reid for next season. Andy Marshall, Reggie Brown, Pete Bowditch, Oliver Cutts and W H Lewis are discussed. Cutts and Lewis are reportedly reluctant due to other jobs. Marshall revamped line play and helped Harvard’s teamwork, Bowditch praised as a popular end and All America in 1902, while Cutts and Lewis hold outside positions. Jack Wendell, likely captain, remains noncommittal.
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Reggie Brown
Marshall
Harvard
Bill Reid
Andy Marshall
Pete Bowditch
Oliver Cutts
W. H. Lewis
Cutts
Lewis
United States
Yale
Dartmouth
Harvard Law School
Brown
Varsity
Reid
Edward Bowditch
Pete
Bowditch
Smith Chosen Captain Of West Point Eleven
The West Point Cadet football team arrived home to a rousing reception after the trip from Philadelphia. Rodney H. Smith was elected captain for next year on the train, continuing his three year run as a star player.
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West Point
N. Y
Philadelphia
Rodney H. Smith
Smith
Ranier Cars to Have Agency in Boston
New York reports the Buck and Price Company will operate as Ranier Cars New England selling agency and Boston salesrooms. Directors include A. S. Price, B. A. Price of Boston, and John R. Buck who moved from Cleveland to lead the enterprise. Initial capital is 100000 dollars with plans to build a premium Boston garage once a site is chosen. The Ranier car is well received in New York, offering a one year repair guarantee and guaranteed prompt deliveries for the 1907 season.
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New York
Ranier Cars
New England
Boston
Buck & Price Company
A. S
B. A. Price
John R. Buck
Cleveland
Ranier
New York City
Bucks& Price Company
Lowell V Arlington Tonight
In Arlington on December 2, fast Lakeside team meets Lowell professional squad featuring Bucky Lew Allard Tighe and the Field brothers. Home lineup lists Corbett Segrue Regan Coady Kelly. After the game, dancing follows.
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Arlington
Lakeside
Town Hall
Lowell
Brighton Basketball Bam
The Brighton A. A. basketball team made of former high school stars plays its second game of the season at Warren Hall against Jamaica Plain's Queen Quality five. Captain Arthur Lonergan, former Brighton High star, leads a squad aiming to repeat last week's victory.
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Brighton A. A
Warren Hall
Queen Quality
Jamaica Plain
Brighton
Arthur Lonergan
Brighton High
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General Banks’ Mansion
Massachusetts Breweries Company
Arch Street
Dorchester Mechanic Arts
Dorchester
Mechanic Arts
Harry E. McClay
Mechanic Arts High
Roy Fitzherbert
Somerville High School
Cuddy
Fitzherbert
O'Donnell
Peninsular
Lowell V. Arlington
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