Only Four Days Remain to Answer Youngsters Appeals
The drive urges readers to donate to Post Santa at 25 Washington street and 45 Court street to fill bundles for 31,000 needy children in New England. Boston business leaders and dozens of workers donate funds and time, with 22997 bundles prepared for delivery and more to come as volunteers, including Girl Scouts and company staff, help fill stockings for Christmas.
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Post Santa Seeks Auto Donations to Help 31,000 Children
The Boston Post urges readers to loan their cars for three hours on Thursday and Friday to deliver 31 bundles to 1,000 touring cars aiding 31,000 poor children. The effort lists 500 already, requests 500 more, and notes contributors and helpers shielding the needy. Call Main 1387 to volunteer.
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Two Boxers Bob Roper and Harry Greb Back Tonight
Bob Roper once Army captain and Harry Greb of Pittsburgh will make their second joint bow before a fifth audience at Mechanics building tonight. Two years ago they met in a Western ring with honors about even in a no decision contest, as sport writers recall.
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Boxers Vie For Dempsey Chance In Boston Show
Fans pack Faneuil A C and report sales surpassing 3500 dollars as 10 rounds loom. Roper and others prep with Greb contending hopes. prelims include Kenny, Glynn, Tansey, and more amid plans for a future title run and a Cleveland Club charity card in East Boston.
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Flynn Connolly Set For Friday Ring Clash At Commercial A C
Bob McKirdy matches Joe Connolly of Charlestown with Paddy Flynn of Everett for Friday’s feature at the Commercial A C Flynn impressed against Johnny Summers last Saturday and has drawn a strong following Connolly is a tough aggressive fighter likely to test Flynn throughout the distance A contest also will settle a dispute.
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League war signals dissent from Landis regime in baseball
Colonel T. L. Huston part owner of the Yankees declared that the failure of the American League to elect New York Boston and Chicago representatives to its board at the annual meeting indicates President Ban Johnson and his allies are dissenters from the Landis regime.
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Johnson and Landis Clash Over Baseball Leadership
Colonel Huston accuses Johnson of hypocrisy for resisting Judge Landis as chairman of the National Commission and claims Johnson’s five clubs band together to protect investments. He says Johnson’s alliance poisons the American League and baseball and that removing Johnson would restore peace.
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Blackburne Wins Decision in Big Grand Opera House Event
A Carlyle A. C. benefit show at Grand Opera House featured rapid bouts and vaudeville numbers. In the six round main event Jack Blackburne of Philadelphia beat Young Jack Johnson of Goldfield Nevada, while Tommy Ring KO'd Harmon in the second session and Pat Kelly stopped Louis Lynch in two rounds.
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Colgate to Play Ten Football Games Next Season
Colgate announces a ten game schedule adding Princeton New York University and Columbia. The slate opens September 24 with St Bonaventure at Hamilton and runs through November 24 with Columbia at New York. Colgate will face Cornell Syracuse and Brown among others.
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Kens Williams a Speedster Sets Coast Travel Record
Kenneth Williams of the St. Louis Browns is praised as a record breaking motor tourist. He and his wife drove from Sacramento to Grants Pass in 20 hours under conditions considered impossible, a feat attracting Pacific coast attention.
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Tough Break In Milwaukee Indy Game Described
Jimmy Smith recalls a dramatic mishap in an Indianapolis infield that decided a Brewers versus Hooslers game. Pug Cavet relieved Murray, winded up, but the ball slipped from his hand and rolled away, allowing the winning run from third with two outs.
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Wild Bill's Word Final in Fletcher Trade Stand
Bill Donovan declares Arthur Fletcher will not be traded to the Pirates or any club, delivering a firm, decisive stance that ends the dispute.
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Brothers with football fame to join Yale next fall
The piece notes several siblings of famed players likely to impact Yale next season. Arthur Red Brickley and Charlie Ahearn are highlighted for future eligibility and standout kicking and quarterback roles. Frank Kelly’s brother and Thorne Murphy’s brother are also mentioned as top school football talents entering Yale in September.
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Stamford High School
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Boxing referee suspended in Philadelphia fight incident
Boxing referee Tommy Keenan and boxers Bobby Burman Eddie Hayes and his manager were barred indefinitely from boxing in Philadelphia by the Director of Public Safety Cortelyou after a Saturday night bout at the National Athletic Club with Burman fighting Tommy Cleary.
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Pittsburg Club Tops Granites 3–2 In Exhibition Hockey
The Pittsburg club of the United States Amateur Hockey League defeated the Granites of the Ontario Hockey League 3 to 2 in an exhibition game tonight in Pittsburg.
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