Harvard Triumph in Debating Philippines Question
Harvard claimed permanent retention of the Philippines is desirable while Yale argued against it. Bruce, a standout Harvard speaker, energized a packed theater as judges weighed arguments on local self rule, independence, and the U S role abroad.
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Yale
Chandler
Roscoe Conkling Bruce
Hara
Daly
Philippines
Bruce
Wellesley
Emerson School
Oratory
Emerson School of Oratory
Radcliffe
Merriam
Seasonood
Easongood
Yale Trowbridge
Sincerbeaux
Bruce Is
The
Blanche K. Bruce
Murray Ore Bea
Cincinnati
R. C. Bruce
Tagianepols
H. P. Chandler
Massachusetts
P. E. Fitz- Poe
Newton
R. H. Bell
Washington
Seasongood
China
America
C. Bruce
Trowbridge
England
United States
Yalé
Animals Parade Dances At Boston Sportsmen Show
A varied program at the Boston Sportsmen's Show attracted 7000 spectators as an Indian war dance and ghost dance entertained the crowd. Charles William Bell led the animal parade featuring moose caribou wolves deer bears elk and buffalo with keeper Charles H. Stewart atop a decorated buffalo. An auto race of ten miles ended with Dr A L Hayward first Leighton second Horton third in 24 minutes 25 seconds.
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Pea Square Garden
Charles William Bell
Boston
Woods
Maine
Great Plains
Charles H. Stewart
A. L. Hayward
Peter C. Leighton
Francis J. Horton
Arthur L. Myers
Thomas R. Fraser
Hayward
Leighton
Horton
Stolen Safe Recovered Found by Quincy Police
The safe stolen from 85 Lowell Street three weeks ago was found by Quincy police last night near Squantum street. It lay behind shrubs near the Wollaston and Norfolk Downs links, face down, damaged, with contents missing and ice inside indicating exposure since the rain. The maker’s name Arthur B. Curtis appeared on the front. No leads on how the safe traveled or where it was before discovery.
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Lowell Street
Quincy
Couny
Boston
Dow, McKay and Goodhue
Squantum Street
Wollaston and
Ken
Arthur B. Curtis
War Tax Reductions Proposed By Ways and Means
Washington report from Chairman Payne and the Republican Ways and Means Committee urges a bill to cut war revenue taxes by 40 million dollars. The measure would drop total revenue to 65 million, citing need to cover postwar extraordinary expenditures while removing vexatious taxes.
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Washington
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Interclub Bowling Winners Led by Somerville Chelsea Roslindale Waltham
In last night's interclub bowling series at St James alleys Somerville's Rogers topped scoring with 280 and 112 in the second game. Jamaica Somervilles won two of three in their match. Chelsea swept Press three straight, with 428 in one game and a 10-pin final win. Roslindale swept Metropolitan five as Waltham beat Charlestown three straight in a 372 371 finale.
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St. James
Somerville
Chelsea
Roslindale
Waltham
Rogers
Kirk
Press
St. James Alleys
Bowler
Alte i ‘ Wheeler
T’vl
Ferris
Seers Eeeseeseere
Retrono SS
McClaren
Berry
Shepherd Pacabpaseseepes
Tees
Chelara
Shultz
T’t’l
Marden
Sampson
Henderson
Liz . Wilkins
Blossom
Williams
Fisher
Carruth’s
FORE
Eeeeneseves Ees
Maddock Gleason
Bowles
Thatcher Ueeseestsusessaen
Bradshaw
Old Butler
Ingomar
St. Augustine C
St. Augustine
Broadway
Thornt Otl
Horton
Hooley
Kanaly Leads 25 Runners In Boston Area Cross Country Meet
The B A A cross country event in Boston features New England champ F M Kanaly with Harvard runners Eddie Mills and O W Richardson and A W Blake of last year's Harvard team. The 3:30 start in Exeter Street, dressing rooms at MIT, and checkers used to disqualify unlisted numbers frame a tight race with prizes for top six finishers and fastest actual time.
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F. M. Kanaly
New England
Eddie Mills
O. W. Richardson
Harvard
A. W. Blakemore
Kanaly
Exeter Street
Boxing Gossip on New England heavyweight title scene
The piece surveys likely contenders Sandy Ferguson Tom Shaw and Mike Shallow for the New England heavyweight crown with Dick O'Brien and George Godfrey weighing in. It notes Ferguson O'Brien match, Godfrey’s challenge, other fighters and public figures weighing in on the title race and possible marriages amid boxing chatter.
Bantamweights Bryson and Nadeau Go The Limit For Decision
In last evenings Isoteric Club bout Fred Bryson of Waltham and Young Nadeau of Cambridge fought a tight match with Nadeau winning on points. Bryson showed grit while Nadeau's heavier blows and late right hands dominated. Nadeau was coached in his corner by Boston’s George Dixon. Preliminary: Joe Robinson of Boston stopped West of New York in two rounds with Eugene Buckley as referee.
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New England
Sandy Ferguson
Tom Shaw
Mike Shallow
Dick O’brien
Chicago
Boston
Mose Hanlon
Lau Rguson
Sandy
George Godfrey
George
Benton
Jeffries
Ferguson
Godfrey
Godfrey Iing
Ferguson-O’ Brien
Joe Madison
Madison Brothers
Kelly
Cambridge
Philli Court
Bert Francis
Haverhill
Panny Snyder
Austin Rice
Lawrence
Charlesbank
T. R
Hancock Street
Martin Flaherty
Frank Erne
New York Athletic Club
Fowle
Detroit
Pemberton Square
Kid McCoy
Marguerite Corneille
Marguerite
Norman Selby No. 3
Corneille
Doroth Drew
Billy Brady
Brady
Miss Drew
Fred Bryson
Waltham
Young Nadeau
Nadeau
Bryson
George Dixon
Joe Robinson
West
New York
Eugene Buckley
Miss Priant Star Scene Stir as McCoy Eyes Miss Corneille
Mrs Norman Selby ex-wife of Kid McCoy speaks at Columbia Theatre about her ex-husband's interest in Miss Corneille. She calls her clever and expresses no hard feelings while noting the couple’s potential marriage and her support for their happiness.
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Columbia Theatre
Mrs. McCoy
Corbett
Miss Dressler
Lawley Aims to Launch Dawson Yacht by Spring
A Boston syndicate led by Thomas W Lawson plans to build a nickel steel frame yacht at City Point with George F Lawley as builder. Designer Crowninshield and General Paine advise, aiming for an April launch if materials and bronze plates arrive on time. If Lawson builds, NYYC debates entry fairness while Boston members expect assistance to enter and contend for cup defense.
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Boston Yachtsmen
Thomas W Lawson
George F. Lawley
Corporation of Gaant Builders
City Point
Crowninshield
Nto
General Paine
Lawley
Boston
General Painé
Herreshoff
New York
Ston Syndicate
East Against West Chess Match (114 per side)
A major correspondence chess contest unfolds between East and West with 114 players on each side and 32 top American masters. Notables include W. P. Shipley H Helms W E Napier C W Phillips F B Walker C H Northrup and W P Ferris. D P Johnston of Chicago faces F K Young here, Johnston having played board No. 8 in last year's America England cable clash.
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West
W. P. Shipley
Philadelphia
H. Helms
New York
W. E. Napier
Brooklyn
C. W. Phillips
Chicago
F. B. Walker
Washington
C. H. Northrup
Cincinnati
W. P. Ferris
Wilmington
D. P. Johnston
F. K. Young
Johnston
America
England
Hunnewell Beats Maugus Club In Wellesley Match
In Wellesley on December 7 Hunnewell defeated Maugus Club in a whist encounter. The Hunnewell team included Hersey Eimund Oldham and Crosby with Ford Crosby as captain. Final score and further details were not fully legible in the report.
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Wellesley
H Newton
Maugus Club
Hunnewell
Maugus Venrt
Whist
Hersey
Eimund
Oldham
Ford Crosby
Rite Hunnewell
Ocawell
Lester Reiff Satisfied With Jockey Club Ruling
New York December 7 jockey Lester Reiff said the English Jockey Club stewards were fair and exonerated him in advance. He dismissed talk of suit by Mr. Croker and had no plans to pursue legal action. Reiff would not discuss the Sloan decision.
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New York
Lester Reiff
Jockey Club
Croker
Tt Cannot Speak For Mr. Croker
Reiff
Sloan
Would Be Fair Local Yacht News Rivalry With Boston Club
Local yachtsmen debate fairness as New York Yacht Club members include many Bostonians and reports say Thomas W. Lawson contemplates a build. The dispute centers on access and balance between clubs amid growing tensions in yachting circles.
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New York Yacht Club
Thomas W. Lawson
Elks Cycle Club Officers and Industry News
The Elks Cycle Club elected officers including President A Martin and Vice President A S Ross. Twenty one new members joined recently. The Press Cycling Club weighs forming a basketball team to face Metropolitan Wheelmen plus other clubs. New Jersey inventors unveil a wheel motor for steam or gasoline power, claiming three gasoline explosions per revolution. A Schaaf becomes chief of the American Bicycle Company automobile department, and Harris Parker joins as assistant sales manager. Glasgow considers an elliptical sprocket patent, and an English design places the motor on the front fork side. Bostonian Cycle Club relocates to 1T Roosevelt Street.
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Elks
A. Martin
A. S. Ross
A. Letteney
A. Ramsdell
P. Elliot
F. Dowd
A.S. Ross
H. Walker
Press Cycling Club
Metropolitan Wheelmen
New Jersey
A. Schaaf
Boston
G. & J. Company
American Bicyclpany
Harris Parker
Crawford
Beer
Glasgow
Scotland
Bostonian Cycle Club
Roosevelt Street
Northampton
World of Sport notes major baseball and football moves
John A McPhee named Cincinnati manager for next year replacing Robert G Allen. Captain Pell of Princeton re elected captain of the 1901 football team. President Nick Young of the National League likely to resign at next week’s meeting in New York. William Morley 1991 re elected Columbia captain for next year. UC Berkeley trip with California canceled. Brown Dartmouth relations strained over Hanover incident. John T Brush unable to attend New York meeting due to poor health. talk of selling Cincinnati club to Charles Fleischmann.
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John A. McPhee
Cincinnati
Robert G. Allen
Pell
Princeton
Nick’’ Young
National League
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Young
William Morley
Columbia
University of California
Brown
Hanover
Dartmouth
John T. Brush
Charles Fleischmann
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