Kelleher Back as BC Grid Captain After Unanimous Vote
Bill Kelleher of Cambridge full back on the Boston College eleven was elected captain for next year by unanimous vote of the team lettermen. He succeeds Jack Heaphy who resigned, and Kelleher will return to complete his classical studies after wartime service. He is praised for defensive brilliance in key games against Fordham Georgetown and Holy Cross.
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Bill” Kelleher
Cambridge
Boston College
Jack Heaphy
Graduate Board
Heaphy
Séa Son
Kelleher
Cap Lee Officer's Training Corps
Fordham
Bronx
Meyers
McManus
Maroon and Gold
Georgetown
Foston College
Holy Cross
Graduate Athletic Board
Captain Comerford
Chuck Darling
Steve Patten
Jimmie Liston
Jack Keahane
Joe Koslowsky
Ray Paten
Allen Smullen
Joe Aleckna
George Kelly
Jim Doyle
John Pyne
Frank Elberry
Billy Doyle
Jack Reardon
Nelson O’brien
Charlie Donnellan
Walter Matthews
Bill Kelleher
George Dowd
Johnnie Corco
Yale Boxing Schedule Reveals Three Events for Season
Yale announces a light schedule with three confirmed events and four proposed bouts. The team will box the Yale Club in New York in February, with other fixtures set for February 18 against MIT in New Haven March 3 versus Springfield College in New Haven and March 18 against Queen's College in Kingston Canada.
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Eli
New Haven
Yale
Yale Club
New York
Springfield College
Queen's College
Kingston
Canada
Arlington High appoints cross country captain for 1922 season
Charles Downing, a sophomore, was yesterday elected captain of Arlington High School's 1922 cross country team. He succeeds Laurence Dallin of the class of 1924, who becomes manager for next year replacing Francis Forest. Ten letters will be awarded to team members by Head Master Herman Gammons on Monday at the high school.
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Charles Downing
Arlington High School
Laurence Dallin
Dallin
Francis Forest
Herman Gammons
Huntington school winter track split for Speare and Bates Cups
Huntington school track opened with a dual meet to award the Speare Cup to a top Crimson or Black. Crimson led with 109 points while the Blacks tallied 7. William Spinney led the Blacks with 18 points and the Speare Cup honors. William Luce led the Crimsons with 10 points.
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Huntington
Natater
Crimsons
Crimson
William Spinney
William Luce
H. C. Decature
J. G. Armstrong
William Sampson
Blacks
Hyatt
Historic Flagg Tavern Golf Club Seeks Members
Applications for membership in the Flagg Tavern Golf Club are being received by manager Steve Cunningham. Prospects can visit the grounds tomorrow to enroll. The site ties to Revolutionary War history with Washington Lafayette and Adams linked to the area and bricks dating back over 400 years.
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Flagg Tavern Golf Club
Steve Cunningham
Washington
Worcester
Boston
Flagg Tavern
Lafayette
John Adams
England
Arlington Girls Are Favorites in Hockey
The final Greater Boston Interscholastic Girls Field Hockey League game of 1921 features Arlington and Lexington girls at Spy Pond Athletic Field Arlington at 2 30 this afternoon Arlington seeks second place with a win while Lexington hopes to tie Arlington and claim third place prior to the weather forced postponement of the original Lexington hosted match Arlington is favored due to recent practice while Lexington has had its field snowbound.
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Greater Boston
Spy Pond
Arlington
Lexington High School
Lexington
Cardinals of Revere Claim 2 0 Victory
The Cardinals of Revere claim a 2 to 0 win over the Blossom A. A. of West End after Blossom A. A. failed to play the scheduled game at the Elizabeth Peabody House gym last evening.
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Cardinals
Revere
Blossom A. A
West End
Elizabeth Peabody House
Shevlin to Meet Doyle in Ten Round Welterweight Bout
Eddie Shevlin and Paul Doyle, top welterweights, are set for a ten round bout at the Armory A. A. in Mechanics Building on December 20. The rivals both claim the New England welterweight crown amid a history of disputes over eligibility and titles.
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Eddie Shevlin
Paul Doyle
Armory A. A
Mechanics Building
Doyle
Shevlin
New England
Nate Siegel
Braves Field
Brooklyn
New York
Mike Morley
Siegel
Morley
Roxbury
Mickey Travers
New Haven
Jed Chapman
Dorchester
Tom Cotter
Brair@ree
K. O
Jack Flaherty
South Boston
Centre's 1922 grid card lists nine games
Centre College outlines a nine game 1922 football schedule with possible tenth. Opponents include Clemson Mississippi Transylvania Kentucky Louisville Auburn Tulane Harvard and Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Games to be played at Danville Cambridge Richmond Lexington and Birmingham.
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Danville
Centre College
Harvard
Colonels
Northwestern
Clemson
Mississippi
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Richmond
Cambridge
Mass
Transylvania
University of Kentucky
Lexington
University of Louisville
Louisville
Auburn
Birmingham
Tulane
World Billiard Champion Shaefer Plays Boston Exhibition
Jake Schaefer, the 18.2 balkline world champion, comes to Boston to perform at the B A A and in Littlefield's room on Franklin Street. He defends his title against Roger Conti in high run exhibitions, threatening new records as crowds watch an era of top billiards.
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Boston
Jake Shaefer
Littlefield
Franklin Street
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Schaefer
Roger Conti
Hoppe
Billards
Ife
Conti
Detroit
Hurley Named St Anselm Baseball Coach for 1921
Manchester N H Dec 9 Jack Hurley former Lehigh star who coached St Anselm s College High School football was elected coach of the 1921 baseball team St Anselm s will play prep schools instead of high schools
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Manchester
N. H
Jack Hurley
Lehigh University
St. Anselm’s
St. Anselm's
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