Bay State Autoists Dine At Copley Plaza
The Bay State Automobile Association held a grand dinner at the Copley Plaza in Boston with Sir Thomas Lipton as chief guest. Mayor Fitzgerald and James J. Storrow spoke on roads and industry while Lipton praised American sportsmanship and discussed plans for future auto racing. Lipton recounted tales of driving and lauded Boston’s auto atmosphere as a model for road improvements and industry growth.
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Copley-Plaza
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Bay State Automobile Association
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Sir Thomas Lipton
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Detroit
Newton Newkirk
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American Automobile Association
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Norman Whipple
Louis R. Speare
National Association
Day Baker
Electric Motor Car Club of Boston
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K. A. Gilmore
Boston Chamber of Commerce
J. H. MacAlman
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Harold Parker
Everett to honor Charlie Brickley with complimentary banquet
The citizens of Everett plan a complimentary banquet for Charlie Brickley, famed for his standout season with the Harvard University football team. The local tribute recognizes his contributions on the gridiron during the past fall.
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Charlie Brickley
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Dinner Talk at Whittier Hall Sets Night for 300 Attendees
The committee led by ex Mayor Charles Bruce prepared for a major event. Harvard graduate manager William F. Garcelon will speak, with Charley Brickley as guest of honor. Whittier Hall hosts the dinner, and more than 300 are expected.
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William F. Garcelon
Harvard
Charley Brickley
Whittier Hall
Boston Auto Show Prompts Road System Vision and Port Boost
Bay State Auto Mobile Association members urge a national road network with a 20 000 mile system led by a national road commissioner. Harold Parker of Boston is named as a candidate. Boston ports leaders claim staged European passenger traffic would boost auto trade, while cautions from James J Stor row warn against relying on new selling methods.
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Harold Co. Parker
Boston
Hugh Bancroft
Europe
America
James J. Storrow
Chamber of Commerce
General Motors Company
Panama Canal
Harvard students hear Eliot on China Japan trip
Dr. Charles W. Eliot told 100 Harvard students that baseball offers greater benefits to China than social workers, remarks made during his latest China Japan tour and first Harvard talk since returning.
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Eliot
Harvard
China
Japan
Youngsters to Lead Tigers in 1913 Race Says Jennings
Detroit manager Hughie Jennings says the Tigers will rely almost entirely on youngsters for the 1913 season. Only four holdovers from last year remain, Cobb Crawford Dubuc and Stanage. Willett may be kept, but if he doesn’t perform early he will be shipped. Jennings stresses developing infield pitching and catching, with Veach virtually assured in left field and Gainer or Crawford at first base. He plans to take the team south with the youths in mid February.
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Oriole Athletics Seeks Games With Local 115-120 Pounders
The Oriole Athletics basketball five seek matchups with 115 to 120 pound teams in Greater Boston and invite Progress Five of Somerville to respond. They plan games on January 1 and Monday nights through March 17, with correspondence to Frank Spang Jr at 78 Bloomfield Street Dorchester.
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Brickley Turns Newsboy at Harvard After Fame Rush
Harvard football hero Charlie Brickley now works as a newsboy at Harvard. He rises before sunrise in winter, foregoing a luxurious breakfast at the training table to hustle headlines and deliver papers.
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Harvard
Brickley
Harvard Initiation Stunts Highlight Dorm Race And Brickley
Brickley leads a dawn paper run in a sailor suit as Harvard sophomores endure initiation stunts around Harvard Square. He and peers like Hardwick and Bradlee face private routines, while dissenters kept Brickley from unanimous election to the Institute of 1770. The piece notes cross country gains and domestic debate on awards, plus plans for future matches with Yale Oxford Cambridge and a near course rescue at Belmont Arlington.
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Bradlee
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Fred Welch Retains English Lightweight Crown
Fred Welch defends his lightweight title against Hugh Mehegan at the National Sporting Club London in a 20 round decision. Welch wins on points to hold the English crown.
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Skahan Elected Captain of South Boston High Eleven
William J. Skahan, halfback for three seasons, was unanimously elected captain of next year's eleven at South Boston High School. A standout in multiple sports he has starred in basketball pitching and outfield for baseball and rowed No. 7 in Shawmut Rowing Club's championship crew.
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South Boston High School
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South Boston High
South Boston
Shawmut Rowing Club
Tigers Add Three More Hockey Games For Holiday Series
Princeton New Jersey December 16. Princeton has added a six game holiday hockey slate with six games: Cornell at Syracuse Loudon Field Club games at Lake George New York and a Williams game in New York Friday. The series serves as practice for the Tigers before the intercollegiate season and will not affect standings.
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Harvard Seeks Better H in Cross Country Runners
Harvard aims to improve its cross country program as only four men have earned the letter in hill and dale events. The squad showed prowess by sweeping the top 10 in a meet against Yale and winning the intercollegiate championship at Ithaca this year.
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Basketball Games Wanted in Boston Area
Elias Marston Associates seeks 095-100 pound teams in and around Boston. Ralph Greenberg, 31 Garden street, Boston. Mission Church Field Band seeks 115-120 pound teams in the State, home or away. Joseph Fay, 15 Whitney street, Roxbury. Wondancers of the South End seeks 125-130 pound teams in the State. M. S&S. Wise, 299 Harrison avenue, Boston. Alley A. C seeks 95-100 pound teams, home or away, half fares for away games. Thomas Higgins, 15 Alley street, Boston.
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Boston
Ralph Greenberg
Garden Street
Mission Church
Joseph Fay
Whitney Street
Roxbury
Mass
South End
M. S&s. Wise
Harrison Avenue
Alley A. C
Alley Associates
St. Joseph’s Cadets
Thomas Higgins
Alley Street
Al Palzer Trains for New Year’s Bout in Vernon Cal
Reports from the Coast say Al Palzer the Towa heavyweight is training under Tom O Rourke of New York for his New Year Day bout with Luther McCarthy out at Vernon California.
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Luther's win places him near heavyweight crown contention
The article notes Luther's victory over Flynn elevating him to hopeful status for the heavyweight title, with a potential bout against Palzer or Wells. It also mentions the retirement of Jack Johnson ending hopes for Joe Jeanette and Sam Langford and previews amateur sparring events in Brockton and Dorchester organized by local clubs with multiple weight classes and entries closing that night.
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