Ladies' Kennel Club Holds Its December Meeting
The Ladies' Kennel Association of Massachusetts met yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Touraine. A nominating committee was formed to select officers for the annual meeting next month, with members Mrs. H. W. Baldwin Worcester Mrs. Albert B. Carmichael Dorchester and Mrs. Ett a G. Storer East Somerville.
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Pittsburg Navy Upset Tied to Substitutes Jersey Swap
Charles E Parker reports a wild Pittsburg 20 Navy 19 upset at Annapolis amid scouts from Syracuse and Pennsylvania. A tale credits Glen Warner with swapping jerseys of Hastings DeHart and McLaren for Pittsburg substitutes, delaying the star backs and letting Navy lead before the real players returned and Pittsburg sealed victory.
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Navy Too Strong Eleven Outsmarts Pittsburg In Surprising Win
A tale circulates that Pittsburg nearly toppled by Navy if the midshipmen had full strength. Injuries and illness weakened Navy’s first string backfield, turning a expected blowout into a narrow one point finish. Former Yale star L H Andrews relayed the anecdote citing Bob Maxwell as source.
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Lexington Highs Ice Hockey Game With Stone School
The Lexington High School ice hockey team will play the annual game with the Stone School on the afternoon of January 30 at the Lexington rink.
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Brown to Change Early Season Schedule Next Year
Providence R I Dec 11 The Brown football schedule for next year will differ from this year and announcements are pending with several changes planned. Two dates remain to be filled as the early season slate is revised.
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Brown Faces Strong Schedule After Strong Season
Brown’s fall reputation hurts local attendance but boosts national interest as top colleges seek games. Harvard and Yale remain fixtures with potential Dartmouth match renewals. Colgate’s strong showing may be replaced by Dartmouth, Rutgers likely excluded, Amherst and Trinity to be swapped, and Brown invited to Western colleges with a possible intersectional game next year.
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Knockout for New Pittsfield Club Ends Plan
Captain Ambrose Clogher of Company F, Second Regiment, blocked the proposed Armory A. C. boxing club in Pittsfield by arguing the city cannot support two clubs. A Saturday show featuring Sam Langford and Andy Copley was announced but the club will be suspended temporarily.
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Weymouth High School football team feted by K of C
Nearly 200 Weymouth citizens banqueted the Weymouth High School football team, South Shore league champions, in Weymouth Council rooms. The Knights of Columbus hosted with the high school faculty present. Addresses were given by Headmaster F S Hilton Coach Leo Foley Captain Ralph Curtin and Selectman Henry Hanley.
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Wrigley Increases Cuban Holdings Huh
William Wrigley Jr. added to his Chicago National League ball club holdings by purchasing another stockholder’s stake. The former owner’s name was not disclosed.
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Cochran Elected Columbia Captain
David A. Cochran, class of 1918, was elected captain of the 1917 Columbia University football team. He played halfback last year and at times this season before being moved to right end.
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Lannin to Build Hotel in New York
Joseph J. Lannin, former Boston Red Sox owner, confirms purchase of the Hotel Grenoble site at Seventh Avenue and Fifty sixth Street in New York for a planned 16 story hotel of 1000 rooms. Land cost listed at 1.8 million dollars. no final name yet. Architects to be engaged soon. project aims for one of America’s largest hotels.
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High Cost Board to Take Up Coal Prices
The High Cost Board plans to question dealers, commission men, consumers, and others to gather facts on coal prices. Chairman Robert Luce said hearings may be private or public as needed and information can be submitted in person or by mail. James J. Storrow urged swift action and practical results within days.
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Wilson Endorses DoJ Inquiry Into Rising Living Costs
President Wilson approves the Justice Department investigation led by Boston District Attorney Anderson into rising living costs. He will review facts from multiple agencies before recommending possible legislation, with plans for immediate actions targeting coal and food speculators and freight car shortages.
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Middlesex School to Host Annual Ice Hockey Game
Middlesex School ice hockey seven of Concord will play Stone School of Boston at the Middlesex rink on Bate man’s Pond North Concord in the annual game on January 10. A separate date February 17 is set for Milton Academy at Milton.
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Man Killed at Quarry in Gloucester
Thomas A. Erwin foreman at Blood Ledge quarry of Rockport Granite Company was killed instantly when a derrick fall rope broke. Two workers Eugenio Barrusso and William A. Taylor were severely cut. Erwin, about 65, leaves three sons and a daughter. He lived with daughter Mrs. John Drohan in Madison avenue.
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Tremont Temple to Host Palmer Lectures Next Thursday
Frederick Palmer, the American war correspondent accredited by the British army, headlines Tremont Temple appearances next Thursday afternoon and evening. Palmer, selected by the American Press Association to represent the group at the front, is home briefly and touring cities with talks before resuming duties at the front.
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Entertainment Seats Go On Sale for Boston Benefit Night
Seats went on sale for a Sunday Boston Opera House program aiding the B F B Permanent Blind Relief War Fund. Sergeant Major Middlemiss will lecture on Gallipoli and official war pictures will be shown, highlighting the fund’s prominence in press notices from France and England.
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Pierotti Elected Captain of Washington and Lee 1917 Team
Lexington Va December 11 Albert F Pierotti of Everett Mass former member of the champion Everett High School eleven and centre for three years on the varsity squad at Washington and Lee was today elected captain of the 1917 Washington and Lee team by unanimous vote of the letter men of the football squad.
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E. H. S. Track Men Report for Winter Workout
More than 100 candidates reported to Coach Daniel O Flaherty for Boston English High School’s first winter workout. Freshmen may be unavailable due to afternoon sessions.
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