Malden Rallies While Waite Dominates In New York Grid Clash
Malden High suffers an 18 to 0 defeat to Waite High of Toledo with four costly errors in kicking and formation. The loss sharpens focus on the Suburban League title showdown against Rindge at Malden, where Halpin and Saunders face off as key centers. Kane of Rindge is a noted field general recovering from a knee injury.
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Saunders
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Kane
Jackson
of. Malden
Somerville
Izzy Epstein
Volstead Sleuther
Dodge County
English Tennis Association May Abandon Wimbledon World Title
New York dispatch reports the English Tennis Association plans reforms and may give up the Wimbledon world title, enabling rotation of championship matches in America, France or other nations. Henry W. Slocum will attend as observer. The USTA may join the ITF and a U.S. Wimbledon venue could be built with Forest Hills backing.
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New York
International Tennis Federation
America
France
Australia
Henry W. Slocum
United States
United States Lawn Tennis Association
International Federation
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
L. I
Charlie Buell Chooses Harvard Over Yale
An 18-year-old Hartford boy named Charlie Buell entered Harvard four years ago and rose from freshman halfback to captain of the freshman team and later the Harvard varsity captain. The article argues Harvard values brains over brute strength and notes Yale would unlikely have admitted him to the varsity.
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Charlie Buell
Harvard
Hartford
Yale
Grown-Up Fairy Tales Bring Snappy Tales for Adults
A playful collection features adult oriented verses and spoof stories. Characters include Simple Simon at the Dodge County Fair and tales of Jack Moody and Old Mother Hubbard with light humor and mock prohibition themes. Copyright 1922.
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Neal O’hara
Simon
Dodge County
Fair Grounds
Harvard Varsity Tennis Team Chosen for Winter Practice
The Harvard varsity tennis squad has been selected to train at the Longwood covered courts this winter. Chosen are Captain Morris Duane, Bill Ingraham, Karl Flatman, Alden Briggs, Louie Bondi, W. P. Dixon, George Guild, Charlie Farnham, I. M. Hopkins and Nald Stralem. Duane Ingraham and Pfaffman are veterans of Harvard's Great Britain conquest. Duane Pfaffman Guild are the first team men.
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Harvard
Longwood
Morris Duane
Bill Ingraham
Karl Flatman
Alden Briggs
Louie Bondi
W. P. Dixon
George Guild
Chariie Farnham
I. M. Hopkins
Nald Stralem
Duane
Ingraham
Pfaffman
Great Britain
Guild
Tigers Omelettes to Get Silver Footballs
Princeton will award silver footballs to its second team known as the Omelettes. The players endured hard practice and bumps day after day to help the varsity, while the varsity will receive leather footballs to ornament their watch chains.
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Princeton
N. J
Coach Casey Cee Cut In For Vols Opening Game
With the season looming a week away coach Casey Cee prepares the Vols for their first game. Cross basketball remains a focus as practice benefits from renewed energy and a sharpened lineup.
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Casey Cee
Volv
Dartmouth dorm touch football crowns undisputed champions
A Sanborn Hall team at Dartmouth College won the college touch football tournament undefeated. The prize was a keg of sweet cider donated by Paleopitus. The piece recalls historic campus pranks including the Balmacan A C picnic with beer bases and cider celebrations.
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Sanborn Hall
Dartmouth College
Sanbornites
Paleopitus
Dartmouth
Dartmouth Touch Football Sparks Intramural Reform Debate
The article describes touch football at Dartmouth as football without tackling and highlights its role in promoting intramural athletics amid debates over intercollegiate sports. It notes student enthusiasm, warns about changes in collegiate athletics, and recalls Dartmouth history from its founding to Prohibition era framing of a large keg anecdote.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
Hibben Lowell
Angell
New England
Three Big Hockey Games This Week at Boston Arena
Harvard hockey hosts Boston University Wednesday night in Boston. The Montreal Nationals meet the Victorias Friday with a Canadian showdown followed by a clash against the powerful Unicorns Saturday. Thrills promise to come from these three contests.
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Boston Arena
Crimson
Boston University
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Victorias
Harvard Prefers Full Strength as Nationals Visit Arena
With Captain George Owen Ted Crosby and Jimmy Lee joining hockey, Harvard fields its strongest lineup against Montreal’s Nationals who arrive with substitutes to counter Victorias and B A A. Nationals aim for Montreal city league title and face tough tests vs Vics and B A A at the Arena Friday and Saturday as Pop Conley and others bolster Red Synnott’s lineup.
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George Owen
Ted Crosby
Jimmy Lee
Harvard
Crimson
Nationals
Montreal
Victorias
Vics
Unicorn
Red Synnott
Red
Pop Conley
Georgetown Gridiron Men Awarded 17 Letters
At a Georgetown Athletic Association meeting 17 varsity letters were awarded to football players after the season ending with a Dec 2 victory over Lafayette. Recipients include Captain Rudy Comstock John H Fla vin Augustine Malley William Kenyon George Lowe George Adams George Dufour Francis King Paul Florence Edward M. etc.
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Georgetown Gridiron
Washington
the Athletic Association
Georgetown
Lafayette
Rudy Comstock
John H. Flavin
Augustine D. Malley
William ¢. Kenyon
George W. Lowe
George T. Adams
George M. Dufour
Francis G. King
Paul R. Florence
Edward M
Harvard at Boston University Hockey Set at Boston Arena
Schedule for Boston Arena lists Harvard against Boston University on Wednesday at 8315. Friday features Victoria’s versus Montréal Nationals, and Saturday pits B A A against Montreal Nationals in a busy hockey slate.
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Boston Arena
Harvard
Boston University
Victorias
Montréal Nationals
Montreal Nationals
Notable Names Listed for Team Roles and Manager
The roster includes Edward A. Butler Frederick W. Snell Frederick W. Sheehan William J. Goggin Carl th Werts Thomas R. Sullivan Paul J. Byrne Cleo J. Thompson and team manager Charles C. Coniff.
Club Checker Tilt Opens Season At Wells Memorial
The Wells Memorial Checker Club hosted a two match event against the Boston Checker Club drawing twenty men per side. Scores show Wells Memorial 16 to 2 in the first game with pairs like Drawe and Morrall and Tierney and Wilson contributing wins. A monthly series is planned with a next meeting at the Boston Club and a January meet at Wells Memorial Hall featuring new game features and public play evenings.
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Boston Checker Club
Wells Memorial Boson
Schwarts
Tierney
Wilson
Conroy
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O’brien
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Ugh MacDonald
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O. O'Leary
Leonard
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Morrall
Davin
Ivine
Durgin
D. C. Taylor
Schwab
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Riley
McLaughlin
Bagley
Fraser
O'Connor
Carr
Hurley
Donald
C. C. Taylor
O’donnell
O'Leary
Wells Memorial Hall
Washington Atree
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