Harvard Elects Percy Wendell 1912 Football Captain
Captain Percy L. Wendell of Jamaica Plain was unanimously chosen to lead Harvard’s 1912 football team. Wendell, 21, 5 ft 11 628 in, 177 lbs, has been a varsity back and Camp’s All-America selection, with brothers and relatives also linked to Harvard.
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Roxbury Latin School
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Princeton
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Frank O’brien
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Harvard Athletic Management
Gaffney and Ward Favor Braves Name for Boston Team
As fans in New England and Greater Boston scramble for a lasting Boston National League team name, owner Gaffney and president Ward settled on a name they believe may prove acceptable.
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Braves name survives as team title with Gaffney tied to Tammany legacy
The club mulls the name Braves reflecting owner James E E Gaffney and his Tammany Hall ties. President Ward backs the choice amid fan support, with Gaffney aiming to bolster the squad by adding pitchers and scouting new players. Ward, Gaffney, and the Boston Braves receive cheers as the season approaches.
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Stuffy Minnis Not Playing Basketball for Gloucester
Gloucester manager McGregor requests correction of a claim that Stuffy McInnis of the Philadelphia Athletics would play for Gloucester this winter and appear against Hyde Park. The Gloucester lineup stars Stuffy’s brother, not Stuffy himself, who promised Connie Mack he would not play basketball this season.
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Managoff the Turk Arrives for Christmas Wrestling Show
Managoff the Turk arrives in Boston with his manager for a carnival wrestling contest to be decided in Mechanics' Building Christmas night. He faces Italian opponent Perelli in a bout of similar weight and rapid fire pace as both sides claim advantage. Cyclone Burns supporters build suspense over his hourlong defense against Americus as training and guest relations proceed.
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Amateurs at the American Athletic Club Tonight
The American Athletic Club hosts an amateur show this evening with open 115 125 and 145 pound tournaments. Weigh-ins occur between 6:30 and 6:45 with official A A U weighers. Featured is a special bout between Boston’sTom Reagan and Johnny Fallon and two other matchups on the program.
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John Camp
North End
Joe Barry
West End
Christmas distribution plans set at Park Street vestry
At 2 30 p m Friday the Shut In Society will finalize arrangements for the Christmas distribution in Park Street Church vestry. Lists of those needing cheer will be prepared for volunteers to act personally.
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Post Santa Seeks Gifts For 20000 Little Ones
The Post Santa Claus starts deliveries tomorrow to bring cheer to 20 000 children. Donations of money or toys are urged to fill hundreds of needy homes lacking heat and basic comforts.
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Post Santa Claus Drives Aid Amid Pleas for Warmth
The Boston Post reports its Post Santa Claus drive, flooded by letters from cold families and aged grandmothers seeking wood and warmth. A trained staff processes hundreds of requests daily as subscriptions grow, with donors ranging from individuals to businesses contributing to the fund.
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National Theatre Donates 7000 Kids Tickets For Santa Claus
The National Theatre contributes seven thousand theatre tickets for performances next week to the Post Santa Claus department. The tickets aid children who wrote to Santa, with acts tailored for young audiences. This gift complements an earlier money donation for holiday presents to the kiddies.
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Santa Claus Fund Surpasses Nine Hundred Dollar Mark
The Boston Post reports a total of 910.78 raised by multiple departments and donors including the press room and composing room. Santa Claus editor plans to deliver at least 20 000 presents to children, with a charity event Friday December 22 at Harmony Hall hosted by C. M. Hamilton featuring notable speakers and musicians.
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Christmas Plea to Santa From Roxbury Family
A letter from Roxbury describes a destitute family asking Santa for gifts and essentials. They mention an ill daughter, rheumatic parents, hunger, no baby milk, no money for rent or fuel, and hope Santa will visit to ease their hardship. Cornelius and Mrs A request clothing and basic needs for their two children Henry aged 2 and a 12 year old.
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Father Seeks Clothing Help After Father's Death
A plea from Cambridge by James, a poor boy, requesting a pair of high shoes, a pair of stockings, and a suit following his father’s death, asking for assistance to afford clothing.
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