Boxers Circuit News Highlights From New England Fights
Wisconsin officials urge fouls to yield no compensation and prompt rematches loom in Manchester and Pittsfield. Jo e Eagan and Al Nelson clash again December 2 over a disputed disqualification while Eddie Kelly meets Chick West in a 12 round feature.
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Concord High School Names New Tennis Manager
John Dee resigns as manager of the 1917 Concord High School tennis team and Homer Allen of the senior class is chosen to replace him.
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Arlington girls field hockey to meet Somerville this afternoon
The Arlington High School girls' field hockey team will face Somerville High School on Spy Pond Athletic Field in Arlington this afternoon.
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Yale Drops Penn From Next Fall Football Schedule
New Haven Conn Dec 7 Yale will be unable to place University of Pennsylvania on its football schedule for next fall according to information received tonight.
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Yale Schedules Shorter Fall Grid with New Opponents
Eli management trims next fall schedule to avoid strong foes like the Quakers. Lehigh and Washington and Jefferson are dropped. two new games planned, possibly Amherst or Williams, and a UNC visit. Yale has not met North Carolina before.
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Concord High to field its first winter ice hockey team
Concord High will represent the school this winter with a seven member hockey squad for the first time. Harry Clark, junior class member, was elected manager at the athletic association meeting and is now arranging a schedule.
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Frazee and Ward Arrive to Rebuild Red Sox Power
Frazee and Ward reach Boston to discuss Bill Carrigan's return and to run the club from a Boston base. They plan to inspect Fenway, upgrade the staff, and arrange talks by telephone or in Portland. They expect to keep Boston fans and utilities in focus and attend the Chicago AL meeting.
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J N Colby Dies at Hanover After Sudden Illness
John Noyes Colby of Brookline dies suddenly of pleurisy at Hitchcock Memorial Hospital in Hanover. A famed Dartmouth football guard for three seasons around 1915, he earned letters each year and was regarded as a reliable Green performer. His death comes as he planned graduate technical studies.
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Yale Diamond Dates Fixed
Yale's 28 game schedule fixes three potential third games with Harvard and Princeton if tied. Southern trip runs April 5 to April 10 with matchups in Durham Raleigh Chapel Hill Washington and a Catholic U game. Out of town and home dates follow through June 19 with Harvard on June 19 and a possible third Harvard Princeton game in New York.
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Massachusetts girls field hockey title clash at Lexington
The state interscholastic final determines the championship this afternoon at Lexington Athletic Field. At 3 o clock the Lexington High School girls meet Winthrop High School in the decisive game for the state title.
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De Paul A Academy Faces Somerville In Boston Grid Clash
De Paul Academy of Chicago brings 16 players under Coach Joe Paupa to Boston with Captain Tiny Grundman for an intersectional game against Somerville High at Fenway Park. Somerville prepared with secret practice and defensive work as Mal Elward coached the second team.
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Yale Elects Artie Gates Captain and Local Sports Notes
Artie Gates is named Yale’s 1917 captain amid backing for last year’s leader Cupid Black. Somerville High prepares a parade to Fenway Park for a De Paul Academy game, while De Paul officials defend player eligibility. The New England cross country title shifts to Franklin Park with local runners in the NAIA race. Tilly Walker teases a spring return. Willard-Carpentier bout promises $50,000 for charity. Kolehmainen and Kyronen are tipped to beat Overton in the National cross country at Van Cortlandt Park.
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Yale versus Princeton and Harvam picks lead to ties
A reader reports multiple college football score predictions with Yale favored in several games. The various picks suggest ties in outcomes, while a request seeks seat-check redemption for a Thanksgiving Boston College game from Football Manager Murphy of the Boston College Football Association.
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Lowell Georges Carpen tier Still Active Says W T K
W T K reports that Lowell Georges Carpentier remains very much alive. The brief note states he has been...
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Harvard All Eastern Football Eleven Picked by Crimson Critics
Harvard sports writers compile two all Eastern teams. First team names Coolidge Harvard at left end and Pollard Brown at left halfback with players from Harvard Yale Princeton and others. Second team features Moseley Yale at left end and Shiverick Cornell at quarterback with Dudman Callahan Casey and others from Harvard Princeton Yale and Tufts.
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Scott High Team Heads to Haverhill for Intersectional Contest
The Scott High School football team from Toledo left for Haverhill Massachusetts to play in an intersectional contest this Saturday. They will practice at Braves Field in Boston on Friday afternoon.
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