Annapolis Eyes Princeton clash next football season
Annapolis reports Princeton University plans a home game at Annapolis for next season likely on the first or second Saturday in November. Navy aims for a midseason test before meeting Army, while Army seeks a Thanksgiving Eve slot. Harvard Yale and financial factors influence scheduling.
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Annapolis
Princeton
Midshipmen
Marvard
Army
Naval Academy
West Point
Military Academy
Navy
Arlington to Play Brookline Today
Arlington High School faces Brookline High at Spy Pond this afternoon in a anticipated matchup. Arlington relies on captain Osgood Cousens and Ross to lead the effort against Brookline's fast forwards and strong defense.
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Arlington
Brookline
Arlington High School
Brookline High
Spy Pond
Osgood
Cousens
Ross
Hal Chase Leads Indoor Baseball Match in New York
John J. Mc Grath's team captained by Hal Chase faces Miller's Pittsburgh squad at the Seventy first Regiment Armory on Fourth Avenue and Thirty fourth Street tomorrow night. Major and minor leaguers will participate and a larger than regulation ball will be used.
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Grath
Hal Chase
Newark
Miller
Pittsburgs
Seventy-first Regiment
Fourth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Silk Suspenders and Garters Sale
Readable fragment notes a sale of silk suspenders with garters priced from 50 cents to 2.00, indicating a bargain offer.
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Eveningress Protectors
Final Papers May Pass Saturday in Boston National League Sale
New owners L C Page and Russell move toward finalizing the Boston National League Club purchase. With key exits from New York and Harris traveling to Boston, the deal aims to close by Saturday with payment completed.
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New York
Boston
L. C. Page
William Hepburn Russell
Fred Murphy
John Dovey
Fred Tenney
Fred Lake
John P. Harris
Fall River Beats Providence 10 to 3. Taunton Upsets Worcester 5 to 3
Fall River defeats Providence 10 to 3 and Taunton defeats Worcester 5 to 3 in baseball scores reported from the area.
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Fall River
Providence
Taunton
Worcester
B.C
New Bedford
Wey
New Haven
Hartford
Seeeer
Brockton Tees
Murphy Ebbetts clique sidetracked at National League meeting
New York December 16 The National League held an afternoon session where the Murphy Ebbetts faction was sidetracked as committees were named to draft the 1911 schedule and address constitutional amendments Umpire reform and other items were discussed Garry Hermann received unanimous support as National Commission chair and Cincinnati will host the next meeting January 3 1911.
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Tom Lynch
Murphy
Ebbetts
Lynch
John Heydler
Barney Dreyfus
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brush
New York
Locke
Pittsburg
Garry Hermann
Cincinnati
Klem
National Commission
Leteler Crisp
St. Louis National le Club
Dale
Boston
Dallas
Sacramento
Jake Doescher
Outlaws
Andy Coaxley
League
Americus Wrestler Beats Dr Roller In Baltimore Match
Gus Schoenlein of Americus defeated Dr. B I Roller of Seattle in Baltimore by taking the second and third falls. Roller won the first fall in 7 1 2 minutes before Schoenlein rallied with a two minute second fall and a 55 minute final fall.
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Americus
Ben Roller
Baltimore
Gus Schoenlein
Dr. B. I. Roller
Seattle
Wash
Dr. Roller
Schoenlein
Murphy Beats Moore In 10 Round New York Card
Tommy Murphy a New York lightweight defeated Philadelphia’s Pat Moore in a decisive finish over ten rounds at the Empire Athletic Club. After even early rounds Murphy surged in the final two frames, forcing Moore to cling at the ropes as the bout ended.
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New York
Tommy Murphy
Pat’ Moore
Philadelphia
Empire Athletic Club
Murphy
Moore
St Yves and Svanberg to race in 10 mile curtain raiser
Henri St Yves the French Marathon champion faces John Svanberg the Swedish champion in a 10 mile Marathon curtain raiser to the Hackenschmidt Dr Roller wrestling bout at Mechanics Building on December 26. The winners are billed for a carnival of sport in the Hub with top long distance rivals.
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Henri St. Yves
John Svanberg
Mechanics’ Building
St. Yves
Svanberg
New York
Dorando
Hayes
Longboat
Shrubb
Holmer
Queal
North Country
Mathewson and Meyers Sell Red Cross Stamps in Snow
In Pittsburg a blizzard did not stop Christy Mathewson and Chief Meyers of the New York club from selling Red Cross stamps for the Tuberculosis League. They braved crowds at City Hall noon to one, spoke on tuberculosis dangers, praised local women volunteers, and sold stamps by the hundreds as they toured financial districts.
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Pittsburg
Christy Mathewson
Chief Meyers
New York Baseball Club
Red Cross
Mathewson
Meyers
City Hall
Matty
Sale Not Forced Says Pres. Hedges in Baseball Row
New York Dec 15 The American League decided to leave for St Louis to expedite a Browns sale to a St Louis syndicate asserting the move is voluntary and not forced by ill health. Hedges defends himself denying tampering and cites health and retirement as reasons while detailing the syndicate led by Hodgman and other financiers. Ban Johnson and Charles Comiskey support the sale as proper and approve the prospective buyers.
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Fred
Hedges
Lake
Stake
New York
Taylor
Wood
Carrigan
Boston
Frank Barberich
Montreal
Barberich
Providence
Charlie Carr
Biant
Utica
White Sox
Frank Laports
Washington
Jack Flynn
Chicago Cubs
Murphy
Soime
Clarke
Flynn
Pittsburg
Wee Willie Keeler
Toronto
Joe Kelley
Keeler
St. Louis
American League
Ban Johnson
Charlie Comiskey
Frank Farrell
St Louis
Comiskey and Johnson
Chicago
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Jones
Fielder Jones
O’connor
Ers
Chicago White Sox
Pielder Jones
LT Hare
M. Hodgman
Fwing
Harvard
Hall
Hodges
Hodgman
Jimmie McAleer
McAleer
Fledges
League
Harvard Faces Amherst In Critical Hockey Clash
Harvard must improve to beat Amherst as the Crimson meet the Amherst squad at the Arena tomorrow night. Amherst, drilled for weeks by Coach Cronin, has rebuilt with reliable players ready to outwork Harvard. A large Amherst contingent and alumni are expected to back the visitors.
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Amherst
Crimson
Tech
Cronin
Yale
Newton High Seeks Admission to Interprep Hockey League
Newton High will apply today for admission to the Interpreparatory League of the Greater Boston Inter scholastic Hockey Association. The move surprises scholastic circles due to five years of strained relations and would upset league balance if approved.
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Newton High
Greater Boston Interscholastic Hockey Association
Newton
Klaus Stops Abbott in Fifth Round at McKeesport
In the Majestic Rink at McKeesport Frank Klaus stopped Jack Abbott in the fifth round. Abbott’s seconds threw in the sponge as Klaus’s relentless hitting overwhelmed him in a brief bout.
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Klaus
Abbott
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Frank Klaus
Jack Abbott
East Pittsburg
Harvard Boston Hockey Round Trip Sparks Interest
The Cleveland rink team asks for two post holiday games in Boston, with Detroit dates possible. Harvard, Yale, and Princeton talks hinge on whether Boston is the better venue as student interest grows since the Boston Arena opening. Coach Cronin praises his squad as Bray the goaltender draws strong praise from experts.
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Hlysium
Cleveland
Jack Norfolk
Boston Arena
Boston
Detroit
William Garcelon
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
New York
Tech
Crimson
Bray
Quinn
Crescent
Princeton Harvard football clash planned for next fall
Princeton aims for November 11 with Harvard seeking November 4 as dates for a postponed game here. Final confirmation rests with Coach Haughton of Harvard. Princeton adds two games to 1911 schedule, dropping Lafayette and Carlisle Indians, and considering Navy or Army plus a Southern college and Rutgers.
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Haughton
Harvard
Yale
Lafayette
Carlisle Indians
Navy
Army
Southern College
Rutgers
Kid Shea Defeats Moriarty in 12 Round Fight
In Lawrence at the Unity Club Kid Shea of Hallowell Maine defeated Jimmy Moriarty of Lowell in a 12 round bout. Moriarty was floored three times in the third round and again in the sixth before the referee ruled for Shea. Preliminary bouts saw Kid Rothwell defeat ixid Cote, Kid Murphy stop Eddie Walsh, and Kid Carson beat Young Hurst.
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Unity Club
Kid Shea
Hallowell
Jimmy Moriarty
Lowell
Moriarty
Shea
Kid Rothwell
Ixid Cote
Kid Murphy
Eddie Walsh
Revere
Kid Carson
Young Hurst
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