Harvard Edges Technology in Tight Season Opener
Harvard defeated Technology 4 to 3 in the first championship hockey game of the season at the Arena. Harvard led 3–1 at halftime but faced a rally from Technology in the second period, with Hornblower, Seamans, and Duncan among the scorers and Captain Hornblower delivering key plays to secure the win.
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Technology
Crimson
Hornblower
Cutter
Huntington
Gould
Stricklin
Hurlburt
Boston Hockey Club
Childs
Duncan
Seamans
Cutler
Pratt
Houston
Blackall
Gardner
Sloane
Stucklin
Crimsons
Leslie
Graustein
Chadwick
Tufts to Keep Football for 1911 Season
Tufts will not discontinue football during the 1911 season following a unanimous committee on athletics decision. Alumni offered financial help, graduate coaching deemed unsatisfactory, and Zeigler of Penn mentioned to coach next year. Robert M. Lowe elected football manager.
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Tuft
Committee On Athletics
Harry G. Chase
Zeigler
University of Pennsylvania
Robert M. Lowe
Willie Hoppe Takes A Bride In Baltimore Elopement
BALTIMORE Md Dec 14 Willie Hoppe the billiard expert married Miss Alice Walsh daughter of New York clothing manufacturer Thomas Walsh The ceremony by Rev P C Gavan followed a bitterly opposed elopement The couple traveled from New York with Miss May Maxwell and Hoppe's manager B L Mank The pastor's consent was obtained by long distance call The couple first met three years ago at Atlantic City when Hoppe saved the bride's life
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Baltimore
Willie Hoppe
Alice Walsh
Thomas Walsh
New York
P. C. Gavan
Archdiocese of
May Maxwell
Boston Area High School Basketball Opens Season With Rivalry
The Boston high school basketball season begins with East Boston High at Charlestown High in Charlestown. East Boston faces a weakened lineup due to Peterson’s absence while Charlestown relies on three veterans. Managerial notes list upcoming games across Roxbury, Dorchester, and South Boston with several practice changes and scheduling announcements.
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Boston
East Boston
Charlestown
East Boston High
Peterson
Sims Murray
Dorchester
Nambers
South Boston High
Joe Redding
Roxbury High
McKeen
Roxbury
Dorchester High
South Boston
La Habanera Delivers Gripping Opera Debut in Boston
Raoul Laparra’s La Habanera, a grim thriller in one act, had its American premiere at the Boston Opera House. The production impressed with faithful staging and strong ensemble playing led by conductor Andre Caplet, while star Pilar Fely Dereyne and cast members earned praise for vivid performances amid a lurid yet atmospheric drama.
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Raoul Laparra
Pilar
Fely Dereyne
Ramon
Ramon Blanchart
Pedro
Robert Lassalle
Jose Mardones
Grace Fisher
Marguerite Florence
Ida Wilson
Eduah Lucas
Luisa Dolfini
Leo Devaux
Stroesco
Rodolfo Fornari
Carl Gantvoort
Howard White
Luigi Tavecchia
Pierre Letoi
Frederick Huddy
Giuseppe Cacici
Carlo Maur
Eugenio Sandrini
Giovanni Varetti
Riccardo Ghidini
Andre Caplet
Raoul Lappara
Mr. Caplet
Laparra
Spain
Lassalle
Mardones
Caplet
Oscar Spirescn
Chelsea Y M C A Defeats North Abington In One Sided Game
The Chelsea Y M C A basketball team defeated the North Abington M C A in Chelsea last evening by 50 to 14 in a decisive victory.
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Chelsea Y. M. C. A
North Abington M. C. A
Chelsea
Flynn and Morris Fight Ends In Fast Draw In Fall River
Porky Flynn and Andy Morris battled to a fast draw in a 12 round bout in Fall River. Morris had Flynn groggy in the 11th with a hard left to the head, but Flynn floored Morris in the 12th and dominated the final round. Preliminaries saw Young Breen of Boston draw eight rounds with Kid Willette.
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Fall River
Der
Porky
Flynn
Andy
Morris
Young” Breen
Boston
Kid Willette
Lennox Signs to Play for Brooklyn Next Season
Eddie Lennox, the hard hitting third baseman, re signs with Brooklyn for next year. He was out of condition much of last season but pledges to regain a regular spot and will be among the first at Hot Springs to start training.
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Eddie Lennox
Foith Brooklyn
Lennox
Hot Springs
Patrolman Moore of Police Division 12 Dies After Illness
Patrolman William J. Moore died at his home 663 East Fifth street yesterday after months of illness. He served about 18 years with the police department.
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William J. Moore
Police Division 12
East Fifth Street
Moore
Police Department
Northampton Y M C A Defeats Newton Y M C A 21 to 17
Northampton Y M C A defeats Newton Y M C A 21 to 17 in Newton. Newton second team beats Winthrop Y M C A 26 to 13 between halves. Scores list F Sias Sabin Phelps Cady Muir Merrill Zuccone. Attendance 150. Referee Dickinson. Scorer Turner. Timer Webster. Time 20 minute halves.
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Newton Y. M. C. A
Northampton Y. M. C. A
Newton
Northampton
Winthrop Y. M. C. A
Lissacspste Eserves
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Butters
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Dickinson
Turner
Webster
Nature Colors Shown in Films at MIT Demonstration
The Appalachian Mountain Club invites the public to a Friday evening demonstration of Kinemacolor moving pictures in Huntington Hall at MIT 491 Boylston Street. Gilbert H. Aymar of the Kinemacolor Company explains color capture by gelatine filters and rapid disc color separation, highlighting vivid flower portrayals and praise from The Outlook for this new process as a major advance in photography.
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Huntington Hall
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boylston Street
Gilbert H. Aymar
Kinemacolor Company of America
Paris
New York
Outlook
Urban and
Smith
Niepce
Daguerre
Tech weighs merger and site move amid budget strain
The executive committee of MIT weighs merging with Harvard or Boston University, urges legislative support for renewed 25 000 annual grants, and examines a new campus site as the institute faces a 22 698 87 deficit. Mechanic Arts High School students entering Tech underperform academically compared with peers, while co operation talks with Harvard and Boston University show promise but depend on site decisions.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston University of Harvard
Tech
Richard C. Maclaurin
Mechanic Arts High School
Technology
Maclaurin
Boylston Street
Harvard
Boston University
Mechanic Arts
Tommy Burns Wounded In Seattle Collision
Former heavyweight champion Tommy Burns lies in Seattle Hospital after a Seattle-Tacoma interurban wreck. He suffered a fractured arm bone, knee injuries, and a bruised head and may be permanently incapacitated as a fighter.
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Seattle
Tommy Burns
Seattle-Tacoma
Russian Lion to Face Roller in Championship Bout Monday
George Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion and Dr B F Roller clash for the world wrestling title at Mechanics Building on Monday night December 26.
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George Hackenschmidt
Dr. B. F. Roller
Mechanics’ Building
Brookline High Suffers Season Opening Loss at Arena
Brookline High School hockey opened its season yesterday at the Arena with a 2 to 0 defeat by Brookline Hockey Club. The schoolboys led early but faded as the stronger club side dominated the second half. Arthur, Dutton, Beals scored for the club. Wood and Cole timed the game across 15 minute halves.
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Jamaica Pond
Brookline High School
Brookline Hockey Club
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Henden
WWE
Arthuyr Omim
Kelley Pobson
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Davenport
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Hearn Gitand
Besta
Atlantic Avenue traffic reform urged by Chamber meeting
Salem D. Charles, chairman of the Board of Street Commissioners, urged making Atlantic Avenue a conditioned route for teaming and reducing storage by Union Freight Railway. He also proposed removing Boston elevated railway tracks on Atlantic between Broad Street and Washington Street North. Chamber speakers pressed better handling of truck traffic, broader streets, police supervision, and efficient terminals.
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Salem D. Charles
Board of Street Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Avenue
Union Freight Railway Company
Charles
Boston Elevated Railway
Broadtreet
Washington Street
B&object
Chamber of Commerce Assembly
A. Conrad
George F. Stebbins
Master Teamsters’ Association
Boston
E. K. Hall
Boston Chamber of Commerce
James A. Gallivan
B. B. Strickland
Shepard-Norwell Company
Election results show balanced Parliament and cross party talks
In London the general election leaves government coalition with Liberal 228 Nationalists 61 Independent Nationalists 9 Laborites 38 totaling 381 and opposition Unionists 251 a coalition majority of 80. Sir Edward Clarke urges a conference to settle constitutional questions and notes 37 Jewish candidates with 16 elected.
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London
Edward Clarke
Great Britain
Withington Elected First Marshal of Harvard Senior Class
Lothrop Withington, retiring Harvard football captain, named first marshal. Reginald Foster and Herbert Jaques Jr. chosen second and third marshals. Arthur Sweetser named permanent treasurer. Class day speakers and singer roles awarded to Alan Gregg, Conrad P. Aiken, William C. Greene, Robert G. Williams, and Charles P. Collier.
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Lothrop Withington
Harvard
Reginald ( Foster
Herbert Jaques, Jr
The
Crimson
Arthur Sweetser
Ivy Orator
Alan Gregg
Conrad P. Aiken
William C. Greene
Robert G. Williams
Charles P. Collier
Bunker explosion wounds seaman on USS North Dakota
A blast in the North Dakota coal bunkers today left seaman Evans badly burned and he died soon after. The incident occurred in Cherbourg during ongoing duties aboard the battleship.
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North Dakota
Cherbourg
United States
Evans
Play With Matches Cost Life in Saugus Fire
Joseph Langton, 5, an invalid, died in a house fire at 18 Worden Street in Saugus. His 4 year old brother Edward tried to drag him to safety before flames engulfed the home, causing about 2500 dollars in damage.
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Saugus
Joseph A. Langton
Worden Street
Edward
Edward Langton
Joseph
Tot
Joe
Dartmouth Hockey Schedule for 1948 Season
Dartmouth College announces the 1948 hockey schedule with games set in Boston and Hanover. Matches include Yale Princeton Harvard Cornell Amherst College A. C. and alumni events from December through February.
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Crescent
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Boston Club
Boston
Yale
Princeton
New York
Columbia
Harvard
Amherst A. C
Cornell
Prokos Defeats Caproni On Mat At Columbia Theatre
Jim Prokos the Greek middleweight defeated Tony Caproni the Italian champion in a vigorous wrestling match at the Columbia Theatre. After 15 minutes Prokos captured the first fall with a bar arm hold. He then used a body hold to throw Caproni for the decisive second fall in 10 minutes.
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Prokos
Caproni
Jim Prokos
Tony Caproni
Columbia Theatre
Tony
Thomas Shea Stars in The Bells at Grand Opera House
At the Grand Opera House last evening Thomas FE Shea appeared as Mathias in The Bells. His portrayal was masterful and artistic, balancing force and lifelike pathos. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is scheduled for tonight and Saturday, with A Self Made Man on Friday and another Bells show Saturday afternoon.
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Grand Opera House
Thomas FE. Shea
Mathias
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