Michigan Captain-elect Miller Declared Ineligible
University of Michigan officials announced Captain-elect Joy Miller was ruled ineligible for football after a board inquiry. Letters of apology were sent to Pennsylvania Minnesota Marquette Notre Dame and Syracuse universities. Miller allegedly enrolled late and promised to make up missed work. Miller is currently in Detroit.
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University of Michigan
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Marquette
Notre Dame
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Michigan
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Engineering
Board In Control
Detroit
Harvard and Yale Rowing Regatta Date Stalemate Shifts Plans
Harvard and Yale face a deadlock over next season's regatta date as Yale finishes spring terms a week earlier. Harvard prefers a date after Cambridge commencement, while Yale wants after New Haven commencement. Captains Ward, Perkins, and Herrick for Harvard will attend the meeting to settle the timing.
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Yale
New London
Yale University
Eli Powers
Thames
Cambridge
New Haven
Ward
Crimson
John Perkins
Robert Herrick
New York
Boston
Hartford
Ithaca
Cornell
Yale Field
Princeton
Tech Seven Meets Crescent in Stadium Showdown
The Harvard Stadium rink hosts a fast contest this afternoon as the Tech seven faces Crescent hockey club. Tech aims to avenge last year’s 2 to 1 defeat while Crescent features stars including Hatherly Foster Nat Wiles and Win Ford. Stocklin, Dartmouth’s top forward, joins Crescent for this matchup.
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Tech
Crescent
Hatherly Foster
Nat’’ Wiles
Harvard
Newton Bligh's hockey team starts season strong with two wins
The Newton Bligh squad opens with two easy victories as candidates showcase speed and accuracy. Key players include Wood and Captain Hopkins among regulars. forwards Adams Foote Clark Woods Hopkins and guards Keeley Burns. Swan Chandler Flanagan Briggs Dewey and Peckham contend for positions. A busy Prep League schedule runs through February with Harvard 18 and Medford H S games noted.
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Wood
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Adams
Foote
Clark
Woods
Hopkins
Keeley
Burns
Swan
Chandler
Flanagan
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Dewey
Peckham
Doud
Brae-Burn
Roxbury Latin
Dorchester High
Brndge
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Everett H. S
Melrose H. S
Milton Academy
Cambridge Latin
Somerville H. S
Brooksine H
Harvard
Cambridge
Arlington H. S
Medford
H. S
Fall River Defeats Providence In Polo Match
Fall River defeats Providence 11 to 6 in a fast polo game here. The first period was closely contested before the home team pulled away to clinch the victory. Mullen stopped for Fall River with 48 and Harver 40 in the rushes. Leary timed the game. Ouslelig refereed.
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Providence
Mogi BF Releites
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Rei
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H. B
Wiley Ers
Mullen
Huarver
Lincon
Lewis
Timer-Leary
Ouslelig
Skating Areas Rated Across Boston Suburbs and Parks
A scanned bulletin lists numerous ponds and recreation spots around Greater Boston with conditions ranging from Good to Dangerous. Locations include Franklin Field, Hammond's Pond, Crystal Lake Newton Centre, Spy Pond Arlington, Boston Common Public Garden, Finns Fenway Green, Pine Banks Melrose, and Charles River sites in Newton, Waltham, Medford and Dorchester.
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Newton Centre
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Jamatica
Malden
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Medford
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Brooks Pond
West Medford
Wright
Charles River
Newton
Tatten Pond
Plimpton Pond
Lyman
Gibson Street
Randolph Street
Dartmouth Hockey Team at Brae-Burn
The Dartmouth hockey squad will practice at Brae-Burn rink during Christmas, with scrub games daily and a full tryout series. A Dec 28 Brae-Burn game and a Dec date with MIT are planned as part of the schedule. Captain Marston and teammates Stricklan Newton Patten Norriss are listed among the reporters.
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Boston
Hanover
Brae-Burn
Brae- Burn
Marston
Doe
Stricklan
Newton
Patten
Norriss
Worcester Beats Brockton in Polo Clash 8-3
Worcester defeated Brockton 8 to 3 in polo. Quigley and Gardner starred for Worcester while Mallory and Toner led Brockton. Final score 8-3 with Suttherland Mallory and Mallory credited on scoring lines. Referee Leaby and timer Doyw4 noted the foul counts.
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Brockton
Quigley and Gardner
Mallory
Toner
Sumimary
Dalgrey
Eas R
Mereer
McCarthy
Mansfield
Tees
Tower Core ST
Wes Ok
Suttherland
Gardner
Tower
Leaby
Neary to Train Doves for Boston Nationals Next Season
Jimmy Neary, famed Boston sprinter and popular trainer, is re engaged by the Boston Nationals to coach the Doves next season. He aims to increase team speed and implement his latent-ability development methods, with plans for young blood and new leadership under Fred Lake.
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Jimmy Neary
Neary
Boston
George Dovey
Frank Bowerman
Harry Smith
Fred Lake
Pence Equals League Record in 8-7 Taunton Loss
New Bedford defeated Taunton 8 to 7 as Pence tied the league record with 94 stops and Lyons scored his fifth goal of the season from a spot. Dugan Tubb and Holderness led the visitors with goals, while Sutton made 49 saves for Taunton.
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Taunton
Mass
New Bedford
Pence
Lyons
Dugan
Sutton
Holderness
Jean
Kilgara
Pop Anson Praises Early Baseball Greats Over Modern Stars
Captain Anson argues that legends like Cobb Wagner and Kling were superior to current players. He singles out Cobb as lacking the day he could run bases hit and field like Mike Kelly and Bill Lange, and claims Buck Ewing outmatched Kling in every way. He says no modern players compare to the greats from twenty years ago.
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Anson
Ty Cobb
Hans Wagner
John Kling
Cobb
Mike Kelly
Bill Lange
Wagner
Ed Williamson
Chicago
Kling
Buck Ewing
Lynch to Be Real Leader in National League
Tim Hurst praises Tom Lynch as National league president elect and recalls Lynch's honesty. He notes that Lynch earned respect from magnates and that an umpire as vice president would be timely. Hurst recounts Lynch sending salary letters to him and Bob Emslie to reveal raises before season start.
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Tim Hurst
Tom Lynch
Tim
Lynch
Hurst
Bob Emslie
Nick
National League
Eimslie
Young
Tin
Pooch Donovan Sees Strong Pennsylvania Track Tide
Harvard coach Pooch Donovan predicts Pennsylvania’s Mike Murphy will field a powerful track squad next season. He notes Murphy’s returning stars and new recruits, including freshman miler Lawless from Brown & Nichols, with plans to develop another winning team after Christmas.
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Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Pooch Donovan
Murphy
Lawless
Brown & Nichols
White Sox Release Chicago Players
Chicago Americans seen trimmed as President Charles A. Comiskey ships three players to minor teams. Pitcher Fiene to Minneapolis, outfielder Johnson and infielder Rowan back to Peoria.
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Chicago Americans
Charles A. Comiskey
Fiene
Minneapolis
Johnson
Rowan
Peoria
National League Approvals Trade News From Boston Area
New York dispatch notes National League approvals including Alfred Shaw's unconditional move from Boston to Sioux City and Fred B. Stem as recipient in related exchange.
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New York
National League
Boston
Alfred Shaw
Sioux City
Fred B. Stem
Dartmouth Track Coach Hillman Faces Tough New Season
Arthur Hillman, former Mercury runner, begins as Dartmouth track coach with high expectations. The piece notes how ex champions like Bernice Wefers Alvin Kraenzlein and others became successful coaches. It adds details on the Red Sox bonus for batting over .300 and a shifted S BAC five mile invitation.
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Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Mercury
Bernice Wefers
Columbia University
Hanover
Harry Lord
Tris Speaker
Red Sox
John S
Jake Stahl
Bill Carrigan
Lord
Speaker
Carrigan
Stahl
Duffey Column Reflects on Indoor Track Prospects and Marathon Fame
The column discusses suggested entrants for an indoor track meet at Crowley Fowler including George Bonhag Tom Collins Win Batley and local athletes. It notes the popularity of Johnny Hayes and Dorando on the coast for the marathon and recalls their famed London race of 1908 while joking about promoters requiring deposits due to Dorando’s known collapsing tactics.
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Sopkins
Mechanics
Crowley
Tom Collins
Win Batley
Johnny Hayes
Dorando
London
Frisco
Victory in Seven Point Pitch Ends With Frederick’s Win
In a seven point pitch game John holds six while Fred has four. Fred bids threes and pitches, makes low, Jack and the game and John makes high first. Frederick is the victor by the column’s usual style of play.
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Fred
Jack
Frederick
Elmer Colling
Rutt
Clark
Root and Fogler
Prp
CG. L
John L
John J. Sullivan
Corbett
Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Kilee
Ketchel vacates middleweight title and pursues bouts
Renouncing the 158 pound middleweight crown Ketchel plans to box for the National A C of Philadelphia in January. Possible opponents include Frank Klaus or Joe Thomas as Langford remains a rival at similar weight. Tommy Burns signals a potential July 13 championship clash if Johnson and Jeffries articles permit.
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Stanley Ketchel
Sam Langford
Ketchel
National A. C
Philadelphia
Frank Klaus
Joe Thomas
Langford
Sam
Tommy Burns
Pacific
Johnson
Jeffries
Burns
Tommy
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