Fate of game at Tufts College in balance
Tufts advisory board meets to decide the future of football with broad college support evident in the Tufts Weekly. President Hamilton backs continuation, faculty concern centers on finances, and alumni action is expected to influence the final outcome.
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Russell Names the New Officers
The Boston National League Club’s affairs are resolved with William Hepburn Russell announcing a Boston-led syndicate will control the club. Officers named: William Hepburn Russell president L C Page vice president and Peter F Kelley secretary. Board to include Murphy and two others later. Fred Tenney to manage with Fred Lake remaining as manager option. Russell plans to move 98 percent control to the syndicate by week’s end and promises a strong Boston focus and high spending to field a winner.
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Harris Denies Sale as Doves Poised for Boston Club
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Catcher Tries to Stop Aggressive Rusher at Home Plate
Manager McGraw seeks to fix a flaw in Chief Mevers, his noted Indian backstop, as the home catcher must tag a sliding base runner who menaces shins with steel spikes.
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Kaufman Defeats Delmont in Surprising Bantam Bout
Benny Kaufman of Philadelphia defeated Al Delmont of Boston by decision over 10 rounds at the Armory A. A. last night. Delmont, once a top bantam, flashed form but showed enough weakness to lose.
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Lynn English High Defeats Winchester High In Local Showdown
Lynn English High School beat Winchester High 29 to 20 as Winchester fields a weakened lineup after three regulars quit. The game featured Turner and Flinn for Winchester with limited scoring support and strong Lynn defense yielding the victory.
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Caproni Fights Prokos in New York City Wrestling Tonight
Caproni the Italian champion faces Jim Prokos the Greek middleweight at the Columbia Theatre tonight. Prokos, lighter by about 20 pounds, relies on speed to offset the weight gap as Manager Farren introduces the city’s latest challenger.
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Ky. Taylor Whiskey Full Quart Priced at $1
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Death by Own Action Stuns Old Dan McGann
Dan McGann former Boston Nationals first baseman is found dead in a Louisville hotel room with a bullet wound to the heart and a revolver in his hand. He had been dead for hours according to police reports.
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Suicide inquiry into McGann death at city hotel
McGann, last seen at midnight in a hotel room in good health, was found dead by a maid. He played for Milwaukee in the American Association and was sought by Louisville for next season. He spent the winter in town. No suicide cause has emerged.
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Basketball scorecard snippets from Roslindale and Tremont
Readable lines show player shots and totals for Roslindale and Tremont sections, with team totals and individual scores. Names include Brauer Hales Wellington Marshall Harris Dudley Foster Fisher Kenney and others, alongside per-game percentages and final totals.
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Malden High forms Independent basketball team this season
Malden High refuses to field a varsity five by faculty decree but forms the Malden High Independents. They will play nearby high schools and plan a February Maine trip. Candidates include Leetherman, Henri Benoit, Romeo Benoit, Wescott, Cosgrove and Ryder.
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Cotton Almost Puts Kubiak Out
Pittsburg crowds witnessed a fierce six round bout between Al Kubiak and George Cotton, former sparring partner of Jack Johnson. Cotton floored Kubiak twice in rounds two and four, with each knockdown nearing a knockout before Kubiak stayed in the fight.
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Lynch Is Sure of Holding His Job
The National League opened in New York with talks centered on President Lynch's likely re election as Stanley Robinson promised his vote. The session debated term length and future plans while discussing player trades and potential world series changes. Major owners and managers weighed abolition of the World Series and a shorter overall schedule as a possible aim for two league trips and a 112 game slate.
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Health Belt Man Promises Youthful Vitality and Strength
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