Post Santa Claus drive aids Boston's needy children
The Boston Post reports seafaring Newton crew and other members support the Post Santa program delivering bundles of toys, mittens, and stockings to poorer families across Greater Boston. Readers encouraged to donate at the Post Santa HQ or produce gifts to brighten Christmas for thousands of children amid hard times.
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Will Try Four Heat Race Plan On Grand Circuit
Cleveland December meeting of the Grand Circuit rules committee approves drastic changes to race rules. Recommendations go to stewards for confirmation at the January 12 Detroit meeting. Harness racing innovation noted, committee confident adoption will occur.
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Harvard Announces 1915 Football Schedule with Five New Games
Harvard released its 1915 football slate listing Colby M A C Carlisle Virginia Cornell Penn State Princeton Brown Yale with five new opponents and five dropped from the 1914 schedule. Michigan and Tufts losses and a Washington and Jefferson dismissal over postgame incidents shape the lineup for Cambridge.
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Harvard Baseball Schedule for 1915 Revealed by H A A
Harvard announces 1915 baseball schedule arranged by Lawrence Cunningham. Opening game against Boston Braves if arranged, first collegiate match on April 13 with Bowdoin, three-game series with Princeton and Yale, final game either at Fenway Park or New York depending on Red Sox.
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Harvard Wins Meet as Tank Swimmers Triumph
Harvard's swimming team defeated East Boston Swimming Club 28 to 26 at Ocean Pier Baths in Revere. Brad Fullerton led Harvard with a 220-yard win and a share of other top places, while Tom Morris starred for East Boston, winning the 220 and tying for 40 yards in a dramatic finish. Relay results favored Harvard with Fullerton Hitchcock Seelye Seymour anchoring the victorious team.
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Highlanders Sold Matty to Manage
The Highlanders have been sold and Christy Mathewson will manage the club in 1915. Mr. Johnson promised a full public announcement tomorrow and hopes to transfer the stock. John J. McGraw visited Chicago amid trade rumors involving Hans Lobert and the Giants.
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Ottawa Hard for Dartmouth Seven
The Dartmouth hockey team practiced at the Arena under Coach Fred Rocque and Captain Leon Tuck during Christmas vacation. Rocque praised the squad after the session and said Dartmouth will challenge Ottawa on Christmas night at the Arena.
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Dartmouth Faces Ottawa Opener as Coach Names Shifts
Coach Rocque shifts Captain Tuck to cover point and predicts Wanamaker will shock college hockey. Clarence Wanamaker impresses as faster and more dangerous, while Art Donahue appears to be among the year’s best goalies in practice. Dartmouth braces for Ottawa, the league’s lightest young group, in a crucial season opener at the Arena. Ottawa plans a quick start after arriving Wednesday, with joint practices scheduled for 7 to 8 pm.
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Griffith Leaves for Washington After Comiskey Conference
Clark Griffith manager of the Washington Americans flew to the capital after a conference with C. A. Comiskey president of the Chicago Americans. Griffith said no trade was possible and the meeting produced no agreement.
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Naps Manager Plans Cuts Among Pitching Talent
Joe Birmingham, manager of the Naps, prepares to release several promising pitchers including Lefty James Kahler Carter Tedrow and Dil linger from the roster amid reshaping moves.
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New England Athletes Planned for National Meets
The New England Association of the Amateur Athletic Union approved funding to send athletes to national indoor and swimming championships in New York. They budgeted 100 for junior track and field in New York on Dec 29, 25 for Kennedy Manchester to national diving, and 25 for Russell Dean Boston backstroke. Additional sites for track and field and swimming were considered, with armory and multiple venues proposed. The meeting also accepted St Joseph’s T A & 10 mile cross country event, admitted Law rence club, and rejected the Metropolitan Club of New Bedford for its disappearance after applying.
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Cornell Football Schedule Drops Carlisle and Colgate
The 1915 Cornell grid slate announced includes Harvard in Cambridge on Oct 23 and a dedication game for the new stadium against Williams on Oct 9. Oberlin Gettysburg and Williams join Ithaca opponents while Colgate, Carlisle and Pitt are dropped. new foes VPI and Washington and Lee appear.
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