All America eleven debate notes Camp selection contrast
Walter Camp picks a Yale dominated All America eleven differing from the 33 expert consensus. Kilpatrick of Yale and Wells of Michigan anchor the ends with most agreeing, while gaps appear at right end left halfback and left tackle in Camp's choices against the consensus. Pendleton and Walker miss the final eleven despite strong showings.
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Walter Camp
Yale
Sunday Post
Collier's Weekly
Kilpatrick
Wells
Michigan
McKay
Harvard
Walker
Minnesota
Bembrook
Fisher
Cozens
Pennsylvania
Sprackling
Brown
Wendell
Pendleton
Princeton
Mercer
Harvard Is the Choice of 29, As Is Sprackling
Howe
Sennly
Smith
Massachusetts Auto Operators Promote Chauffeur Welfare
The Massachusetts Automobile Operators' Association reports progress in raising chauffeur standards, securing favorable legislation, and aiding incapacitated members. Officers, events, and restructuring at Regal Motor Car Company are noted along with optimistic industry outlook for 1911.
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Setts Automobile Operators’ Association
J. Edward Unners
Henry A. Kroh
Seco
Matt Downey
James KE. Mayvillé
LeRoy Dillenbeck
Charlies P. Baker
Frederick K. Pratt
H. B. Vitus
Kk. F Earle
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics Building
Charles N. Savory
James E. Mayville
David Michaels
Philip Sulkins
Charles Maker
J. Edward Connors
Henry Kroh
Charles F. Savoy
Philip Salkins
Harry F. Grant
Charles Biker
LeRoy Ditlenbeck
James Travers
W. J. Pratt
H. B. Titus
B. Marle
Youthful Midas in Boxing Bout Earns Quick Cash
The winner of a local club preliminary bout received $2 from the captain for his performance. His manager claimed $1 for services in securing the match and acting as second, while the champion pondered whether to buy an airship or a steam yacht with his winnings.
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New York Press
Harvard Princeton football talks hint at coming match
Graduate Manager William Gareedon of Harvard met with Princeton head coach William Roper in an informal discussion about next season. The talk covered various topics and centered on the possibility of a Harvard Princeton game for the coming year.
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William Roper
Princeton
W. F. Garcelon
Harvard Athletic Association
Boston
Harvard
William Gareedon
Possible Harvard Princeton football clash eyed for next season
Garcelon says a Harvard Princeton meeting is likely next season with closer athletic relations and discussions on baseball hockey and football. Princeton would gain two baseball dates. Dartmouth may be dropped from the Harvard schedule amid talks on game rules and a pending Yale Harvard dispute.
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Garcelon
Harvard
Princeton
Frothingham
Roper
Yale
Taunton Faces Busy Week As Polo Standings Tighten
Hartford defeats Taunton and narrows the National Polo league race with New Bedford and Providence. Taunton plans four games this week including two against Fall River and matchups with Brockton and Worcester. Transfer rumors on New Bedford to Pawtucket lack foundation.
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P.C. Taunton
New Bedford
Providence
New Haven
Hartford
Brockton
Fall River
Taunton
Worcester
Pawtucket
Phillies Ride Fast-Steal Threats Into Next Season
The Phillies aim to be a top base running team next year after acquiring Hans Lobert Dade Paskert Jack Rowan and Fred Beebe in October in exchange for Eddie Grant Johnny Bates George McQuillen and Lew Moren.
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Phillies
Hans Lobert
Dade Paskert
Jack Rowan
Fred Beebe
Eddie Grant
Johnny Bates
George McQuillen
Lew Moren
Tech's Second Team at Work Opens Season with Prospects
Walter P. Mather of Newton is elected captain of Technology's second basketball team and Coach Frank Kanaly orders full training. The two Tech squads will operate separately with distinct captains and managers. Schedule lists Interscholastic games at Technology Gym and matches against Dean Academy, Boylston Five, Andover Academy, and Tufts Second.
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Walter P. Mather
Newton
Technology
Frank Kanaly
Tech
Technology Gym
Dean Academy
Franklin
Boylston
Andover Academy
Andover
Tufts
Medford
Not Helpless At Finish Of Moran Nelson Fight
New York reports reveal Nelson was not helpless when counted out. He rose on both feet after a knee down, then took heavy blows, struggled to stand, and fell twice more after partial rises. The end came as Nelson was too weak to stay upright.
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New York
Nelson
Matty Baldwin
Alec MacLean
Matty
Alec
Charlestown
Lew Powell
Pat Moore
Abe Attell
All Mysteries Three Best Bets
A curious preview asks who struck Willy Patterson who found the North Pole and who owns the Boston Nationals as part of a mystery round or feature. The column teases three bold questions likely tied to local or national intrigue and upcoming items.
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Willy Patterson
North Pole
Boston
Camp All-America Picks Stir Western Stars and Eastern Rivalries
Walter Camp selects All-America with Western players making notable showings while Eastern picks differ. Moran and Root win the six day New York grind, Butt and Clarke shine, and debates on team trades and Olympic selections surface as baseball moguls prepare for an active week. Columbia tones down athletics as football captains and key positions are debated among Yale Brown West Point Vanderbilt Michigan Chicago Carlisle and Harvard.
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Yale
Brown
West Point
Vanderbilt
Michigan
Chicago
Carlisle Indians
Harvard
Fisher
Controversy Over Nelson Wolgast Fight Referee Decision
A letter dispute notes that your column claimed Wolgast would not receive a knockout after the referee stopped the Nelson Wolgast bout before a count. The correspondent asserts it was a stoppage with credit for a knockout, and seeks Bill Peet contact and a running book inquiry. Additional queries cover Shrubb books and athlete rest guidance.
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Nelson
Wolgast
Bill Peet
the Post
al Shrubb
Good Skating In Suburbs Draws Throng Of Fans
Thousands of skaters tested the first Sunday of the season, finding suburb conditions better than the city. Flooded playground surfaces in the city delayed solid ice while deep ponds like Jamaica Pond need longer freezing. Franklin Park offered a toboggan chute at 3 39 p m yesterday for a large crowd.
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Jamaica Pond
Franklin Park
Chase to Snaking for Young Yankees Players
New York December 11 1910. Manager Hal Chase of the Yankees aims to reshape the club after league meetings next Tuesday and Wednesday. He plans to dispose of surplus material and strike trades to bring in new blood before leaving for California at week end.
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New York
Hal Chase
Yankees
Chase
California
Hal
Rumor Circles Ad Wolgast Lightweight Title Claim
Rumors persist that Ad Wolgast holds the lightweight championship, with claims he guards the title so closely it is said to sleep at the foot of his bed.
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Ad Wolgast
Chelsea milkman James Moran wins early six day race start
New York reports James Moran, a Chelsea milkman, up early and rested after starting a grueling six day race. He breakfasted at the Bartholdi as Broadway remained quiet before the hotels opened.
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New York
James Moran
Chelsea
Bartholdi
Broadway
Moran and Root share glory as Moran eyes Chelsea future
Moran shows no fatigue after a grueling race and props up partner Root as the two discuss plans for profits from the win. Moran hints at $1600, potential sales and a milk-route future in Chelsea, while Paris and Germany offers loom from rivals. Root remains the crowd favorite and symbol of the triumph.
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Jimmy
Pat Powers
Chelsea
New York
Boston Nationals
Madison Square Garden
Paris
Nat Butler
Germany
Eddie Root
Root wins eighth Garden race in tough bid at New York
The article praises Root as a headwork rider in his eighth Garden race, with Moran as key partner and McFarland clashing over prize splits and training costs. It notes Root’s long career since 1902 except 1908, his 1904 win at 19 with Dorlon, and Moran’s crucial support. McFarland laments loss and claims as Clarke- Butt team plans unravel.
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Root
Garden
Powers
Oliver Dorlon
Dorlon
Joe Fogler
New York
Moran
Floyd McFarland
Mac
Clarke- Butt
Jimmy
McFarland
Clarke
Columbia A C Bouts at Cambridge Clubhouse Tonight
The Columbia A C of Cambridge plans amateur boxing bouts this evening at the North Cambridge clubhouse with classes 105 115 125 and 185 rounds and fast entry uptake.
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Columbia A. C. of
Cambridge
North Cambridge
New Boxing Club Planned in Roxbury by Mooney and McGann
Rumors say John ny Mooney and Johnny McGann will run a new boxing club in Roxbury joining Boston’s scene. They aim to boost local talent by increasing weekly programs, complementing existing clubs like the Armory, and developing more first class boxers.
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Boston
Johnny Mooney
The
Armory A. A
Johnny McGann
Cambridge A. A
Greater Boston
Roxbury
Mooney
McGann
Armory Club
Bill McKinnon
Porky Flynn
Armory
Delmont
Benny Kaufman
Philadelphia
Frank Perron
Pawtucket
Maurice Lemoyne
Worcester
Perron
Kid Pantz
Tony Merip
Young McGovern
Woburn
Kid Murphy
Lawrence
Tommy Furey
Attleboro
Jacek Lenard
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