Red Sox face rebuilding task under Frazee amid draft losses
President Frazee contends with a shattered roster as enlistments thin the Red Sox. Only about half the regulars remain, with draft age players like Thomas Cady and Mayer, creating urgency to name a manager soon whether Jack Barry stays in service or a successor guides the team briefly while he serves Uncle Sam.
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Red Sox face outsized losses as draft thins roster
The Red Sox see major upheaval as six outfielders and key infielders depart or are drafted. Walsh remains briefly, Hooper may join next draft, and Gainer Hobltzell Bentley other infield losses shrink options. Pitching and catching rosters also shrink with Agnew the lone catcher drafted.
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Manchester Crowd Coming to Medford Manchester Gridiron Match
H M McLaren head of Manchester High School science department and football faculty manager visited Boston for the Medford Manchester football game to be held at Braves Field on Saturday December 8. He returned with 500 reserved seat tickets and discussed game officials with Ralph L Kendall Medford High. An official announcement on officials is expected tomorrow.
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Harvard Seeks Freshman Hockey Coach for 1921 Team
Harvard seeks a coach for its 1921 freshman hockey squad as Robert E. Gross of Newton cannot hold both the freshman and varsity positions. Gross will lead the frosh team until a new coach is secured. Two new games added: Newton High on Jan 23 and Rindge Technical on Feb 6, with an outdoor rink to be built at Soldiers Field this week.
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Arlington High School football players awarded letters
At a special Arlington High athletic board meeting, 15 players were awarded letters. The group includes Manager Ralph Adams, John Cadogan, Herbert Danton, Frank Gallagher, Russell Hadley, John Lynch, Charles Moore, Parks Odenweller, Francis O Keefe, James Quinn, Jordan Silver, Robert Smith, Toomey, Edward Viano, and Robert White. the A’s will be awarded next week.
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Toomey
Edward Viano
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Ice practice postponed for Arlington High players
Arlington High School ice hockey candidates postponed the initial practice until this afternoon as many players returned to school for makeup studies yesterday. Next week on Tuesday night at the Opera House Harry Greb and George Chip, the rugged Pittsburg bearcats, will figure in the main mass.
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Le o Leary Naval Yard Eleven Triumphs Over Marines
Boston Navy defeats Mahan's Marines by 7 to 0. Cannell scores the touchdown after Enwright advances and Murray adds the goal. Mahan shows some flashes but Navy's defense and late pressure seal the win as time expires.
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Marines Defeat Boston Navy Eleven 7 to 0 at Soldiers Field
Eddie Mahan was held by an unskilled line as the Marine team battled the Boston navy eleven yesterday afternoon at Soldiers Field. Only a single score by Leo Leary's squad, 7 to 0, marked the game as thrills faded from former years.
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Navy Triumph Over Mahan Marines on Muddy Grid
A 5090 crowd watched Harvard freshman style attack prevail as Navy pushed to a lone touchdown on a soaked field. Mahan’s passing found some range in the second half, but Cannell Casey and Enwright led the Marine defense while Navy missed a late field goal and struggled to finish drives.
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C C A Cigar Praised as Favorite by Soldiers
The testimony emphasizes that soldiers and sailors want good tobacco. It argues Uncle Sam provides food and clothing, while a reliable smoke is by chance, praising C C A cigar as New England's prime favorite for a generation and suitable for servicemen.
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