Harvard Likely to Rise Kane With Yale Next Year
WAR STILL RAGES IN THE AM. L. CAMP. The American League meeting ends with Johnson faction solidifying control. Ruppert declines seat as Dan, Shibe joins Ruppert’s place, Frazee and Comiskey sidelined. Navin reelected VP as batters and managers shift, April 13 opening date set.
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Pugs and Paddy Flynn draw Berlin delegation to boxing bout
A 34 member Berlin New Hampshire delegation will sit ringside at the Commonwealth A A boxing match in Scenic Temple tonight to cheer Paddy Flynn of Everett in his bout with A E F Johnny Summers of New York.
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Flynn Battles Summers In Commonwealth Card Lively Local Boxing Night
Flynn a veteran blacksmith turned boxer faces Johnny Summers in the main event at the Commonwealth boxing show. The clash features A E F Summers of New York and a named undercard including Russo vs Tanzy Warren vs Malia and Watlin vs Brown with several siblings noted in the Flynn family boxing lineage.
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Infield Stalwarts McInnis and Scoot Lead Averages
Fielding stars John McInnis and Everett Scott top the American League fielding averages for 1920. They outpace rivals Jacobson of St. Louis and Felsch of Chicago in their respective positions, with Felsch recording only eight errors as the third in the rankings at .981.
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Chicago
Santa Claus fund drive plea from The Post
The Post urges readers to support the Santa Claus fund to bring joy to thousands of children on Christmas Day. It appeals for immediate donations to untie purse strings and help deliver gifts and cheer.
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Fighting Soldier Jack McCarty Scores Another Victory
Hollis Pocuse of Woburn known as Jack Mc Carty the fighting ex soldier defeats a navy man named Jack Flaherty from South Boston in a ring confrontation last night.
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Flaherty Subbed In Tough Card At Commercial A C
Flaherty substituted for Let O'Brien against McCarty and fought hard though tired, while McCarthy showed strong form under Paddy Minnehan and Jimmy Gardner. Demaris of Franklin edged Young Grady in a tenround capper amid a night of close exchanges. Nee defeated Silent Kenny in one round. Mansfield beat Johnny Brown in eight rounds.
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Pioneer Pow Wow planned for younger boys at Boston YMCA
The YMCA in Boston plans a Pioneer Pow-Wow for boys aged 12 to 14 during Christmas week. It will be held December 28 from 3 to 8 p m in the big gym and Bates Hall with physical events, public speaking, and individual contests open to Roxbury groups. Applications due December 21 to the Y M C A boys work secretary.
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Select Local Ice Official
Five Boston hockey referees were submitted to President William H Haddock of the United States National Amateur Hockey Association for possible local game assignments. A central board of officials may arise as cities provide names for future appointments. The list sent to Haddock includes Ernie Doody Fred Rocque Sr Traff Hicks T Wilbur Watson and Charlie Foote.
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Penn Drops 3 From Schedule
The Penn football schedule omits Bucknell, Columbia and Pennsylvania State, with all but Dartmouth at the Polo Grounds in New York kept at home. The slate lists Delaware College, Franklin and Marshall, Gettysburg, Swarthmore, VMI, Pittsburgh, Lafayette, Dartmouth at New York, and Cornell.
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Penn Crew Announces racing dates with Yale and Intercollegiates
Philadelphia reports Penn crew schedule includes a race with Yale on April 16 at New Haven the Childs cup regatta with Princeton and Columbia in Philadelphia on May 14 and the Intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie.
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Recovery for Big Six Bright
Christy Mathewson, a tuberculosis patient, had a temporary relapse due to a cold. Dr Edward N Packard said he is not in grave condition and has largely overcome the fever and cough. He remains in the long fight toward recovery with hopeful prospects.
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Haverhill waits to hear from Coast on New Year game
Haverhill High School’s championship football team awaits a decision from Pacific Coast champions on a possible United States scholastic grid title game for New Year’s Day in Pasadena. Bill Broderick’s eleven trains daily in case of invitation while the school committee dreads the game but public sentiment favors allowing the contest if a challenge arrives.
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Major League Fielding Totals Highlight Sox and Rival Stars
The season shows Sox leading in team fielding with 183 errors on 4175 putouts and 2100 assists for a .972. McInnes posts .996 on 168 chances with seven errors, while Scott handles 826 chances in 154 games with 330 putouts and 496 assists. Ray Schalk leads catchers at .986 in 151 games.
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Boxing Exhibitions at Sarah Greenwood School Center
In Dorchester at the Sarah Greenwood School Centre a boxing exhibition staged by James Gallagher featured two short bouts between Harry Silva and Scotty Welsh, and Red Chapman versus Battling Terence. The event, clean and fast with no injuries, aims to persuade the School Board to add boxing to boys day studies.
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Post Santa Claus Appeal Seeks Immediate Contributions
Help shed sunshine into the homes of the poor by sending at once a contribution to the Post Santa Claus. The plea urges prompt generosity to aid those in need during the season.
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