Schedule Makers Await Haughton Return as Harvard Leads Delays
Harvard’s coach Percy Haughton dominates the football schedule pause as Princeton, Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, Brown, and Cornell wait for his return. Princeton seeks a Harvard game, while Dartmouth and Brown plan around Harvard’s decision. Syracuse eyes Cornell dates, and Penn seeks entry to Princeton’s slate once Haughton agrees.
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Kenneth Motor Company expands in Brockton area autos
Raymond 8S. Joe reports the Kenneth Motor Company has taken over the American Motor Company of Brockton with sales rooms at 173 Huntington avenue and depot at 330 Newbury street. The roster adds Firestone Columbus to the Roader car and M. M. motorcycles, with Bowden lines, plus plans for motor truck savings and three New York auto shows beginning Jan. 7.
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Bright Milton hockey prospects with four returnees lead team
Milton hockey looks strong with Morgan B Phillips captain Ed Handy and John Talbot returning as forwards and John Wigglesworth in goal. New players show promise as the schedule kicks off January 16 with Cambridge Latin and includes Harvard 1914, Milton High, and multiple regional rivals.
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How the Cubans Root for Their Favorites on Diamond
A Havana report describes Cuban fans using a hand cipher to taunt visiting American pitchers like McQuillen of the Reds. It notes the custom signals, the banter’s impact, and Cuban pride in avoiding a shutout while maintaining aggressive inside play.
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Harvard to play Princeton and Yale in Boston venue
Harvard athletics adviser says all scheduled hockey games against Princeton and Yale will be held in Boston venues, either the Boston Arena or Stadium, with New York trips ruled out. If games cannot be hosted locally, the matches may be canceled. The Harvard Princeton clash is set for January 21 and Harvard Yale for February 11, with a possible afternoon slot for Yale to avoid BA A conflicts.
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Cy Falkenberg Quits Smoking To Gain Weight
Nap pitcher Cy Falkenberg stops smoking and has not smoked for over two weeks to gain weight for his pitching.
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Wolgast Strikes Back at Critics Over Title Defense
Lightweight champion Wolgast responds to critics by detailing plans to defend his title. He cites first chance for Moran if contractual issues clear, and proposes fights with Gardner, Kilbane, Brannagan, Hart, and others as he reshapes his schedule and pursues match opportunities.
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Exiled fighter defends readiness amid critics and injuries
The article quotes Johnny Conlon and other boxing figures discussing planned bouts, injuries, and training. It notes Conlon’s confidence after a draw with Moran in New York, updates on Anholz returning from Australia, Klaus’ upcoming fights in McKeesport and Philadelphia, and several Armory card matchups with Kid Pantz, Tony Meringa, and more.
Bat Nelson vows to keep fighting after Moran bout
Chicago December reports Nelson insists Moran’s knockout blow did not KO him. He recounts the moment he hit the floor and says he rose at the count of nine. Nelson plans a short stage tour, then four months rest on his ranch before another return to boxing.
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Outfield Play Sparks 26 Assists by Jack Murray
Jack Murray totaled 26 assists from the outfield in the recent season. Two decades ago fielders routinely cut down about 60 runners per season, a figure cited to contrast eras.
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Standing Pat as Evers Eyes Cub Infield Next Season
Johnny Evers quips in vaudeville that Chance Tinker and Steinfeldt will form the Cub infield next season. He implies he will be the team’s middle infield man, signaling continuity amid speculation.
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Foster Faces Tough Winter After Tendon Injury
Harvard track trainer "Pooch" Donovan vows firm coaching for Captain Reggie Foster. Foster suffered a tendon pull last spring sidelining him for the Harvard Yale dual meet and the intercollegiates. Recovery time may delay sprint readiness across the season.
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Donovan Plans Winter Training for Foster Despite Indoor Restrictions
Coach Donovan will train Foster outdoors when weather allows with light jogs at first. The program will gradually increase speed and distance, aiming to recapture Foster’s sprint victories from 1908. Indoor track use is to be avoided this winter due to upcoming relay races with Yale and other colleges.
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Providence Tech Seeks Hockey Games in Boston Area
Providence Technical High School hockey team seeks match dates with Boston area schools for Saturdays or the week of December 26 to 31. After three straight Rhode Island state titles, the team aims to add new regional victories and invites managers to contact Frank J Higgins at 16 Norwich Avenue, Providence.
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Comiskey Spares Moose After Seeing Old Teammate
Charles Comiskey, White Sox owner, refused to shoot his first moose in northern Minnesota after the animal looked like his former star Jack Glasscock from 1898. He said he could not pull the trigger for that reason.
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