Holy Cross Georgetown Football Game Proposed in Boston
Georgetown plans to bring its football team to Boston for a fall 1911 game with Holy Cross at an enclosed venue. The Oct 28 date is under consideration pending financial terms, with Holy Cross and Georgetown alumni backing the matchup as a major draw for the city.
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Ad Wolgast to Return in Spring After Arm Injury
Ad Wolgast the lightweight champion will not fight until spring after a left wrist injury. A Cadillac Michigan conference with manager Tom Jones and a physician reports the break is knitting, but slowly. Jones says Wolgast will not box before late March and perhaps May, as he recovers.
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Shipping News: Numerous Vessels Leave Port After Storm
Weather yesterday allowed many ships to depart including the Italian bark Garibaldi bound for Rosario with 1 103 000 feet of lumber. Tug outfits with tows moved toward western coal pockets while the Harvard and Yale, from New York, near Los Angeles after a swift voyage. The three-masted schooner John S Beacham sailed to Rockland for weeks of repairs after being towed in by the Gresham for a leak off Cape Cod.
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Sherwood Magee Names Baby Daughter Charlotte
The headline notes that Sherwood Magee has named his newborn daughter Charlotte. The brief item confirms the child's name and the family connection.
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Charlotte
Boxing Notes Highlight Local Matches and Opens
Boxing notes announce Mike Twin Sullivan versus Young Loughrey in Buffalo on January 2. Other pairings include Young Nixon of Cambridge facing Howard Smith of Elizabeth, N J in Watervliet N Y in two weeks. The Columbia Athletic Club North Cambridge plans an open amateur meet at Cedar Hall on December 12 with entries closing December 10.
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Erie Eyes Giants Farm Deal With Local Investors
Erie capitalists push to establish a Giants farm network after importing big league talent. Local businessmen back a plan to grow player ties with New York, signaling a potential major league link from the steel city.
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New York Giants
Little Puff of Smoke Good Night Recall
Doc White’s song hit titled Little Puff of Smoke Good Night recalls July 4 and Reno to audience members at each performance, preserving a piece of local musical memory.
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Reno
La Porte Swaps Harbor for Fresh Water Name
In a despatch from La Porte of the Highlanders, the player will seek a new harbor as the reference to a fresh water name signals a change. The statement implies a relocation or rebranding tied to harbor wording in local sports lore.
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la Porte
Highlanders
Iver Lawson Wins Open Competition Title at London Meet
Iver Lawson captured the world event for the it bike Tena one EID at the Ory ace in London on September 10, 1904 defeating Ellegard, then holder of the national title. The A. A. U. rule declares a winner in an open competition ceases to be a novice immediately.
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Drawing Feature by James Naan Flage in Next Sunday's Post
A full page illustration by James Naan Flage appears in Next Sunday's Post Magazine. The feature showcases the artist's intricate style and prepares readers for the upcoming issue.
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James Naan Flage
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