Camp's All America Eleven Picks From Princeton Yale and Penn
Walter Camp selects an All America football eleven from Yale Princeton Penn and Harvard. Key choices include Garrett Cochran Princeton at end, Chamberlin Yale at tackle, Outland Penn, Hare Penn, Brown Yale, Doucette Harvard at center, Young Cornell at quarterback, Dibblee Harvard at halfback, Kelly Princeton at halfback, and Minds Penn at fullback.
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Hallan
Gans Promoter Bets $250 for Lightweight Title Bout
Eureka A C promoter Al Herford deposits $250 in Baltimore to stage a world title fight for Joe Gans. He names Spike Sullivan Frank Erne Jack Downey Cal Hawkins as potential opponents and seeks a San Francisco clash at 130 pounds plus or minus two. Hawkins is favored for earliest match and weight at 3 o clock. Timmy Kearns vows to post funds for fans if his bout with Bob Allen succeeds in Manchester.
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Baltimore
al Herford
Eureka A. C
Joe Gans
Spike” Sullivan
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Jack Downey
Brooklyn
Cal Hawkins
San Francisco
Hawkins
Timmy Kearns
Bob Allen
Manchester
Boxing Gossip and Upcoming Fights in New England
Boxing notes include Ed Binney versus Ike Talbot in Bangor on December 16 and George Byers against Harry Peppers in Waterbury for a twenty round bout tonight. Also details on a Dorchester smoke talk and a Cambridge Chronicle anonymous letter attacking a local boxing school. George V. Tuohy signs off.
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Ed Binney
Ike Talbot
Bangor
George Byers
Harry Peppers
Waterbury
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Robinson
Joe Horn
Lynn
Horn
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Hughy Winters
Ool
Cambridge Chronicle
Byers & Montgomery's
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Montgomery
Gordon
George V. Tuohey
Intercollegiate chess team to compete in late December
Yale will be represented by W. M. Murdock and L. A. k in intercollegiate chess games from December 27 to January 4. Other notes include golf and racing results, with Frank Shannon sold to Buffalo and Herndon selling for 29 cents at Elkton, Penn. sale.
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Frank Shannon
Montreal
Buffalo
Barry
Elkton
Penn
Herndon
Lillipute
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John J. Walsh
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America
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Chicago
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Little Fellows
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Canada
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Boston
Professor Joe Hood
Cross Country Run List and Prize Details
The entry list for the B A A cross country run is filled. Start is at 3 oclock from the club house. Route goes via Boylston street Fens to Beacon street Chestnut Hill avenue. Return via Beacon street Commonwealth avenue Exeter street to the club house. Prizes awarded to the first six finishers and a special prize for the fastest time.
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Smith the High Roller fell to Roslindale Club in Swell League
Gossip of the Alleys reports four teams opened the Swell League season with inconsistent form. Boston Athletic Association dominated with three decisive wins at Old Belfry, posting a poor 755 in game one but totaling 862 in game two while Roslindale and Belfry showed their strongest effort in that frame.
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Fuller
Belfry
Smith
Warren Hall
Glendon Club tops interclub billiards in tight match win
Glendon leads Massachusetts Interclub with wins in billiards and pool while Kernwood takes bowling and whist. Etheridger beat Dutton and Threshie top scores for Glendon as both clubs sit tied for first with Oxford after five weeks.
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Glendon Club
Massachusetts
Kernwood Club
Oxford Club
Etheridger
Glendons
Dutton
Threshie
Glendon
Enennes
Kernwood
Bassett
Pool
Joel
Reeder
Pindar
Burrill
Newtowne Club Beats Only One Game In Local Bowling Match
In the Amateur Bowling League of Boston and vicinity at the club house last evening the Newtowne Club won one game against Charlestown Club. Charlestown captured the first and third games while Newtowne won the second. Strikes and spares were common though not clustered with Eastman the only Newtowne player to string three. Marston achieved two separate two strike sequences. The scores record ends with Charlestown Cycle Club.
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Boston and Vicinity
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Marston
Charlestown Cycle Club
Belvideres Sweep Whitman in Old Colony League Wins
In Whitman on Dec 8 the Belvideres won both games in the Old Colony League series. Scores show Belvideres ahead with totals 1266 to 1195 across the two games while Whitman trailed.
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Keswicks Sweep Rocklands In Duck Pin League
Keswicks defeated Rocklands three straight in the Old Colony Duck Pin League. Final scores were Keswick 1332 to Rockland 1175, with game tallies 446 439 447 for Keswick and 385 395 395 for Rockland.
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Stoughton Defeats Montello In Three Game Set
Stoughton wins two of three games over Montello in Brockton. Scores show Stoughton 404 404 418 1226 while Montello totals 402 390 421 1213.
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Montellos
Stoughton
Montello
Local bowling leaders and league results across Boston area
Harvey leads young bowlers at Mercantile Library Association while Fallon tops Warren Street candle pin with 281 three strings. Duffy bowls 320 for Boston Club. Sebago beats Easy Club 1037 08 with Walsh 222 high. Roxbury dominates city leagues. Cambridge hosts eight squads. Record team scores set by John C Paige and Campellos. Mets exceed 2400. Tonight’s schedule includes Roxbury Germania Shawmut Mercantile and interclub matches across leagues.
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Warren Street
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Hugh Duffy
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Mass division votes to back Chief Consul Elliott at Faneuil Hall
At a lively Faneuil Hall meeting the Massachusetts division of the L A W expressed strong confidence in Chief Consul Sterling Elliott and elected a delegation favoring his presidency. The Potter faction resisted as proxies and ballots were counted with tight security amid clashes over proxy legitimacy.
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Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Board of Officers
National Assembly
Potter
Assembly
Elliott
Real Issue Discussed At Assembly Meeting On Bicycles And By Laws
Mr Dorntee urged a three member committee to draft a resolution for free bicycle carriage by railroads and push a bill in the Legislature. Mr Nickerson defended the transportation committee report, noting actions would be led by Chief Consul Elliott and urged against rushing a bill. The motion to refer to the transportation committee carried. The body will report next meeting. G L Cain proposed city representation by 200 members and secret ballots in state elections for the by law committee. Annual appropriations were set including secretary-treasurer salary up to 1000, delegation expenses up to 1000, clerical help up to 500, road book 3000, chief consul 500, and a 100 testimonial to Mr Tippett. C W Fourdrinier said he would move an amendment to curb fake clubs. The meeting adjourned at 11 40.
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Nickerson
Transportation Committee
Consul Elliott
Hayes
G. L. Cain
National Assembly
Tippett
C. W. Fourdrinier
Michael Will Rage Chase Advances Side Bet Challenge
Michael Michaelson’s manager David Shafer replies to Arthur Chase’s merry-go-round challenge. Shafer proposes a match between Michael and Chase anywhere from 25 to 100 miles with a $1900 to $5000 side bet or a straight race between an American sprinter and Chase.
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Jimmy Michael
Michael
David G. Shafer
Chase
Mr. Walton
Mr. Shafer
Bicycle News and Club Events Stir Local Cyclists
The executive committee will send a letter to state L A W officers proposing a pre national assembly general meeting in St Louis to discuss boosting membership. Chelsea Cycling Club hosts annual ball in Lincoln Hall and Waltham seven seater multicycle on display. Commonwealth Bicycle Club holds third annual ball at Fenmore Hall with concert and dancing. L A W plans bicycle baggage contest across states and seeks faster interstate enforcement. Interclub roller polo clash White Cycle Club vs Malden Roadsters at Casino Rink Tremont Street. Tiger Roadsters vs Bay State Wheelmen game disputed over a goal claimed by Tigers and denied by Bay States.
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Waltham Manufacturing Company
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Tigers
Bay States
L A W seeks free entry for touring members into Europe
The executive committee of the L A W aims to secure free entry for touring members, with Secretary Sherman contacting Paris Rome Berlin Berne and Brussels. London representative Joseph Pennell reports Swiss and Belgian approval and asks for papers. Rome embassy seeks sample L A W tickets for Italian customs stations.
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Sherman
Paris
Rome
Berlin
Berne
Brussels
Joseph Pennell
London
Potter
Remarkable Bicycle Race Sees Rivierre Firm In Lead
After sixty hours of fierce rivalry Rivierre holds third place with a strong margin over rivals. Stephane falls behind after a brief disappearance from the track while Teddy Hale steadily climbs from tenth to eighth as Teddy Hale, last year’s champion, chases a higher finish. Wilkesbarre rider Miller remains near the front as Rice trails by over sixty miles yet shows resolve.
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Miller
Rice
Teddy Hale
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Rivierre
Waller Lags Behind In Final Day Track Meet
Waller, once a standout, struggles later as renewed effort lands him far behind. A. A. Zimmerman dominates the shorter races in a third of a mile at 1:11.5. Titus shines in the one mile, finishing 2:14.8 with Davidson, while Eddie Bald runs a nine-lap show in 1:55.8. Michael completes five miles in 16:19.2, and Edouard Taylor posts a two mile time of 4:00.5. A spectator incident near the garden spurs a commotion as Miller falls asleep on his wheel and is helped off briefly.
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Harley Davidson
Canada
Davidson
Eddie Bald
Titus
Jimmy Michael
Edouard Taylor
Lamberjack
Gougoltz
Taylore
Miller
Aimed for Head Swede Sailor Arrested at India Wharf
John Nelson a 21 year old Swedish sailor was stopped by Seward Ham of Portland after pulling a revolver at watchman George Barton at India wharf. Ham knocked up the arm just before the shot fired, narrowly missing Barton, with Nelson arrested by Station 2 officers.
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George Barton
India Wharf
Seward Ham
Portland
Nelson
Portland Steamship Company
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Seward Han
J. H. McGrady
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Division 36 A O H Elects Officers and Plans Parade
Division 36 A O H held a large meeting at Irish American Hall with J P Calnan presiding. Three candidates were initiated into Hibernianism and several membership applications were received. Officers elected include J O Leary president C J Coughlin vice president J J Rielly recording secretary J J Murphy financial secretary Co Sullivan sergeant at arms J J Hennessy sentinel. The division voted to parade to the Columbia Theatre for Maud Gonne’s lecture Sunday evening Dec 19.
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J. O'Leary
C. J. Coughlin
J. J. Rielly
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Irish American Council Ball Opens Season on Broadway
The Irish National Alliance hosts its first ball by the Irish American Council on Broadway and Irish American Hells Broadway extension on Monday evening December 1b. The event brings together Irish American groups for a formal social at a prominent city venue.
Woodbury's Grand Toilet Combination Promotion Excerpt
An advertisement for Woodbury's Grand Toilet Combination offers a sample set of facial soap cream powder and dental cream with a 132 page book on curing bad skin or improving complexion. The offer is mailed on receipt of one cent. The ad lists JOAN H. WOODBURY, Dermatologist, 11 Winters Street, Boston.
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