Taft Son Debuts for Yale Basketball in Open Season
Yale announces two freshmen Charlie Taft and Newell Garfield will debut in college basketball. Taft, son of Professor William Howard Taft, joins a squad coached by Bobby Stow with veteran captain Eddie Stackpole. The team opens in Hartford against Wesleyan then tours the South before the intercollegiate season.
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Harvard's Schedule Explained by Football Chief Farley
Harvard aims for friendly competition rather than chasing an intercollegiate title. Chairman J Wells Farley says schedule choices fit Harvard’s season goals, focusing on beating Princeton and Yale and avoiding unnecessary top contenders.
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Volkmann Track Sets Sights On Strong Winter Team
Fowler returns as track coach at Volkmann School with Bob Fowler leading the team that last season topped private schools. Captain Henry Allen and veterans Harry Bowen Augustus Aspinwall Ben Blanchard Van Bates and Hatch provide experience. A schedule includes meets at Nichols Field Mt Auburn Huntington Newton and Y M C A with inter scholastic and schoolboy events through February.
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Rabbit Maranville Admits Federal Offer in Bangor
In Bangor on Thursday afternoon Rabbit Maranville confirmed a Boston report that the Federal league has offered him 440,000 for three years. He notes his Braves contract runs to next fall and declines to discuss future plans, saying the offer remains good for three years and he will keep details private.
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Brewers Want Bodie In Chappell Trade To Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox plan to trade for Feich with Larry Chappell among the players sent to Milwaukee. Brewers manager Harry Clark reportedly favors Ping Bodie as a possible centerpiece while considering Bodie’s past power hitting in the American Association.
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Harvard Downs Tech In Crude Season Opener At Arena
Harvard defeated Technology 6 to 2 in a rough opening game. Individual efforts dominated, with Greenough Townsend and captain Claflin among standouts for the Crimson while Tech failed to mount a cohesive defense. Scoring featured Morgan, Curtis, Wanamaker, Townsend, Cochrane, and Townsend again.
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Boston College Football Honor Banquet Held At Riverbank Court
The Boston College football team was feted at a testimonial banquet last night. Students and alumni gathered to honor the maroon and gold squad for their gridiron efforts.
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Linehan Elected BC 1915 Baseball Captain
James M. Linehan was unanimously chosen captain of Boston College’s 1915 baseball team at a lettermen meeting held yesterday. He is the sole senior on the squad.
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Linehan’s sweeping athletic leadership earns top honors
The article highlights Linehan at Boston College High School who captained football and baseball in 1811, served in both sports at the college for three years, was 1913 captain candidate before illness, acted as track assistant and winter manager, and led the athletics association as president. He is celebrated as one of the college’s most popular figures.
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Harvard on Edge for B A A Game
Harvard hockey fans anticipate a showdown with the B A A after a Riverside Boat Club tournament night. Joe Downes of South Boston showcased strong boxing style during the Cypress Hall event. The Crimson aim to beat Boston Athletic Association in the annual clash at the Boston Arena tomorrow night.
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Boston College honors and new athletic board appointee
Edward J. Brandon chaired the event as William T. J. McFadden J arrives as the new faculty representative. McFadden paid tribute to Reverend Boston College president Fev erend and to Wennerberg, praising four years of athletic progress and promising continued effort. Captain Harry Isley presented Miniger Edward A. Mc Laughlin with a gold football job. Several speakers followed and varsity letters and sweaters were awarded to the team members named.
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Joe Downs Dominates 115-Pound Class in Local Tournament
Across the tournament Joe Downes dominated the 115-pound division, defeating J Shaw of Cambridge in the final with a single punch. Special bouts featured Warry Carlson versus Joe Lynch, and Steve Phillips versus Charles De Angelus with Phillips taking the win. The 125-pound final saw Dan McCormack edge Tom Murphy after a rough, end-to-end fight that ended with Murphy falling through the ropes and the decision awarded to McCormack.
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Yale Halfback Milli Ken Leaves Yale for Harvard
New Haven December 17 Frank Milliken former Yale freshman halfback announces he will enter Harvard. He previously played for Holy Cross before joining Yale.
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Rival hockey teams under Winsor face each other at future scrimmage
The article describes a rivalry between Crimson and Unicorn hockey teams coached by Ralph Winsor. Key players include Newt Foster absent for business, Bob Clifford, Freddie Huntington, Harry Gardner, Ollie Chandwick, Steve Hopkins, Forrest Osgood, Dett Jones, Pete Sortwell, Trafficks, Kilner, and possibly Bob Phillips. The Unicorn schedule includes Canadian and New York matches.
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Cornell Hockey Opens Season With Williams Dec 28
Cornell announces its hockey schedule for the season. The first game is against Williams on December 28 likely in New York City. Other key away games include Princeton in New York December 29 Harvard in Boston January 3 West Point January 16 Columbia January 15 Yale January 23. only Columbia will be in Ithaca on February 6. The article also notes wrestling meets ahead.
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Edward Creed Named St John’s Prep Captain
Edward Creed of Dorchester was elected captain of the St John’s Prep School football team for next year at a meeting of the football men in Danvers. Creed son of Judge Creed played a fine position this season and previously played at Boston College High before entering Danvers this year.
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