Meeting Between Harvard Yale Presidents Sparks Football Reform Talk
The Harvard and Yale leaders met with head coaches to discuss football rule changes. They hint at small revisions but doubt any complete overhaul. Harvard favors abolishing the field goal while Yale favors keeping it.
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Sousa Loses In Two Rounds At Local Boxing Meet
Amateur boxers in two weight classes at the B A A faced fast action last night with finals in the 110 and 140 pound classes to be held Saturday. Arthur Sousa, former national champion at 105 pounds, was knocked out in two rounds by Robert Taylor in a trial bout. Eric Peterson defeated Max Kramer in the 110 pound semifinal. Peterson later beat John Clancy in the final.
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Woman expelled from trotting body in New York meeting
Miss Elzie Palmer of Pimlico Maryland was expelled from the National Trotting Association at a board of review meeting in New York. The charge said she started her paper George Bertin under the name Aristocrat at the State Fair in Timonium Maryland last fall.
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Rindge Ends Basketball program to fund field work
The faculty at Rindge abolishes basketball to save money for a new athletic field and due to waning interest. Ice hockey remains funded while outdoor sports gain priority. last season's basketball was champion and slated games are canceled.
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Princeton Defeats Crescent Athletic Club 34 to 25
Princeton won over Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn 34 to 25 in a basketball game played tonight in Princeton New Jersey. The result adds a win to the home team as Crescent suffers a setback on the road.
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Oldfield Sets 650-Mile World Circle Record In Freezing Texas
Barney Oldfield drove a 120 horsepower Benz in bitter cold at Dallas Texas to break the 650 mile world circular track record. He completed the half century in 47:18 beating his own 1904 mark. The icy track forced alcohol cooling and froze the radiator. H R Green of the AAA acted as referee and the record was officially sanctioned.
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Pacific A C Seeks 110-Pound Opponents in State
The Pacific A C of South Boston invites 110-pound teams in the state to arrange games. Address F. N. Collier, 13 Atlantic Street, South Boston, for contact and scheduling.
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Judges Debate Over Ulterior Motives in Boxing Bout
The narrative discusses calls for two judges in the Jeffries Johnson bout, one must be Black, and critiques the referee’s role in handling fouls. It notes distinct bouts including Bronson Deshler, Sawyer training for Martin, and plans for short 10 round events at Armory and National clubs. It also mentions Langford Ketchel, a proposed boxing train to the July 4 fight, and McVey versus Jeanette in Paris with their prior results.
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Merrimac A C Seeks 115-Pound Opponents for Thursday Games
The Merrimac A C wants to arrange matches with 115-pound teams in the state for Thursday evenings. Address M Levenson 90 North Street Boston.
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Dreyfus Weighs Compromise If Heydler Fails for NL Presidency
Pittsburg headlines quote Bar ny Dreyfus warning he will not back Heydler if he cannot win and may back a compromise candidate. He says Ward must not be proposed if Heydler loses and notes uncertain St Louis votes while Robison withholds guidance for next week’s New York meeting. He likens the issue to Herrmann of Cincinnati. He also questions the Philadelphia club sale as a dodge to dodge a pending lawsuit over Murray’s contract.
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English High School Hockey Seeks Strong Opponents
The Boston English High School hockey team invites strong high or prep school teams to respond for dates and details. Interested squads should contact Alfred J. Obst, manager, at English High School.
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