Harvard Track Men Start Work Today
Harvard announces winter indoor track preparations with sessions on the 390 yard board track at Soldiers Field and field events in the baseball cage. Coach Donovan leads relays and sprints while Bill Quinn trains field athletes as Harvard plans a heavy meets schedule including B A A, New York A C, South Boston A C and invitational meets against Georgetown and others.
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Kramer Triumphs Over Clarke and Rutt in New York Sprint
Frank Kramer, the American bike champion, defeated Jackie Clarke and Walter Rutt in New York Saturday night. The veteran sprint ace credits maintaining peak condition as key to his decade of dominance.
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Fan Your Scholastic Football Choice Compared With Post
A mixed sports column weighs scholastic football picks against the Post selection and questions Nelson versus Wolgast. It notes the Battler should quit if wise, mentions a 20 mile international marathon race at Mechanics Building on New Year’s Eve, and cites Holmer's trip to Scotland as unsettled.
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Sam Crawford Accuses Cuban Umpires of Crooked Calls
Sam Crawford says Cuban umpires are crooked deciding close games in favor of the home team. The remark appears in a brief exchange about officiating and baseball integrity during the period.
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Jack Doyle Aims for Umpire Career After Pitching Rivalry
Jack Doyle, who once halted Amos Rusie’s speed, seeks an umpiring role. The former pitcher reflects on his past as a batter against Rusie and now pursues a position behind the plate in baseball.
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Hank Mathewson Signs With Oklahoma City Team
Hank Mathewson signs with the Oklahoma City team. Public prints note he is brother of Christy Mathewson, suggesting familial connection is a point of interest.
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Amateur runners chase new Thanksgiving Day race records
A professional runner named Ryan finished fourth in a Thanksgiving Day race and earned prize money. Several amateur runners now seek to surpass that performance with faster times and better placements.
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Hockey is Set for Big Boom at Boston Arena
Ice hockey promises strong appeal in Boston this winter with games noted for Harvard and Dartmouth schedules hosted at the new Arena on St Botolph street. Local teams will also use the new auditorium for matches.
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College hockey rises with Pennsylvania among early contenders
The article notes Pennsylvania may field a team this year with the Quakers likely to become a factor soon. Princeton starts a freshman squad since hockey arrived at old Nassau, Barker from St Paul joins, St Francis Xavier fields seven, and NYU and Technology plan to join. Upcoming Boston dates include Harvard versus MNT, Harvard versus Amherst, and Crescents versus Dartmouth. Harold Janvrin, Hurlbut, and Yale’s early practice at St Nicholas rink are mentioned along with the disbanding Wanderers and their members joining other clubs.
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Intercollegiate Hockey League Schedule Listed
The schedule shows league games split between the Boston Arena and St Nicholas Rink New York. Matchups include Columbia Princeton Yale Dartmouth Cornell Harvard and others with dates from January to February at both venues.
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Tech All America Eleven Picks by The Tech
The Tech selects an All America eleven featuring five Harvard players, two from Pennsylvania and Brown, and one each from Yale and Michigan. The dubious OCR lists names including Sprackling and Wendell among Harvard players with scattered entries for other schools.
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Beals Becker Aims for Regular McGraw Outfield Job
Beals Becker plans to win a regular outfield spot with McGraw next summer. He must outperform the trio including Murray Snodgrass and Devore through training and steady performances to unseat the current three.
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McGinnity skeptically questions Russell at Athletic
Joe McGinnity doubts the talent of Lefty Russell the $12 000 pitcher as a fit for the Athletic. The veteran critic questions potential success and fit for the club.
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Six day bicycle race opens at Madison Square Garden
At midnight the six day bicycle race began at Madison Square Garden with 15 teams taking the initial start. Riders maintained a fast pace into the first hour as spectators cheered the opening and some partners relieved the lead riders while others continued.
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Boston Auto Show Promises Record Growth Next Spring
Chester I Campbell predicts the Boston Automobile Dealers Association show will surpass all previous U S exhibitions with major growth in commercial vehicles. The piece notes 30 truck makes in Boston and a single roof for all auto interests, alongside contrasts with four New York shows and a White Company test drive from San Francisco to Belmont in seven hours four minutes, breaking a Simplex record. Dr. C G Percival arrives in Baltimore with the Bulldog Abbott Detroit reporting mileage to date at 17 001 miles.
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Brookline Swimming Exhibition Scheduled for December 7
The Brookline Public Bath Department presents an annual swimming and water sports exhibition on Wednesday evening, December 7, at 8 o'clock, held at the Brookline public baths for residents and visitors.
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Young Priest Stands Tall Among 1911 Recruits
A young shortstop named Priest in the 1911 High landers stands six feet four inches and is still growing. At eighteen, he promises to be a notable addition and a credit to his family.
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Connie Mack Gains A Pound On European Trip
Connie Mack writes that ending the strain of the world series has caused him to gain a pound abroad. He notes the extra weight should show in the manager's appearance.
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