Princeton 1912 Football Schedule Forecast Narrows Opponents
Semi official forecast for the 1912 season from Princeton outlines nine games instead of ten and lists key dates. Dartmouth is slated for Oct 19 at a New England venue, Navy is not on the slate, and Holy Cross and Villa Nova may be dropped. A New England college could replace Holy Cross around Nov 9 with Harvard and Yale looming late in the schedule.
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Duffey Defeats Alger in Major Bout at Bowdoin Square
Five fast bouts opened American A. C. cards at Bowdoin Square with Duffey defeating George Alger in a close, late-frames victory. Also on the card Chicken Roskin defeated Teddy Murphy, Jasper won over Clancy, Spider Murphy beat Yanger, and Brown defeated Nadeau in three-round prelims.
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Young Nadeau
Flynn and Murphy Draw After 12 Rounds at Unity Club
In Lawrence on December 7, Ed Flynn of Lynn and Tommy Murphy fought 12 rounds to a draw in the main event. The semi final saw Tommy Carson of Lawrence defeat Young Spencer of Boston in eight rounds. Preliminary bouts featured Young Scanlon of Lawrence stopping Young Canty in the fifth and Young Gardner of Lawrence flooring Kid O'Brien of Salem in the second.
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Alger Holds Off Duffey in Tough Fourth Round
In the fourth round Alger displays grit to survive a heavy onslaught from Duffey. A solid left and a sweeping right stagger the Cambridge man, who struggles to stay upright. Duffey presses for a finish, but Alger endures, emerging in the next round seemingly as fresh as before.
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Cambridge Boxing Tourney Ends With Police Guard
Captain Stevens of the Cambridge police caused a stir at the North Cambridge Athletic Club last night by presiding at ringside as final bouts in the 105 115 and 125 pound classes of the amateur tournament were held under police guard.
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Cambridge boxers shine in close titles and disputed finale
In a high class program Captain Stevens halted three bouts and ended a round early. Harold Deshler of Cambridge beat Lew Richie of Boston in the 105-pound final, George Meade of Chelsea defeated Stanley Bogle of Charlestown in the 115-pound final, and Eli Valley of Cambridge won the 125-pound class over Al Mack. Pat Green edged Jim Lynch in a disputed 105-pound special bout.
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Not likely Dartmouth to play Minnesota in 1912
Hanover New Hampshire December 7 No overtures were made to Dartmouth College by the University of Minnesota to schedule a 1912 football game. Minnesota's athletic board considered arrangements for a possible meeting but local opinion says a game is unlikely due to distance and Dartmouth's eastern rivalry policy.
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