Boston Seven Defeats Crescent 4–1 In Exciting Hockey Showdown
In a brisk Boston Arena game last night the Boston seven defeated Crescent 4 to 1. Traff ord Hicks scored three times for Boston while Davenport and Foster contributed goals, and Crescent's Rocque and Skilton stood out on defense amid a rough contest with eight penalties.
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Boston Arena
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Harvard
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Skilton
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Voster
Paine
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Telford Lovering
D. Whittemore Sampson
Thurber
Whitten
Canterbury
Sioa
Renee
Hicks Foster
Army and Navy game site decision expected in January
Philadelphia Dec 23 It is expected a decision will be reached early next month on where the next annual Army and Navy football game will be held. The three year agreement with the University of Pennsylvania has expired and talks will reconvene in January.
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Philadelphia
Army and Navy
University of Pennsylvania
University Denies Army and Navy Ticket Proceeds Go to State
Dr. J William White of the University of Pennsylvania denies reports that the university’s share of Army and Navy game tickets funds Pennsylvania athletic interests. He says net proceeds always go to the Army and Navy relief societies, totaling about $80,000 this year, with no university reserve. Edward T Stotesbury and Cornelius V Bliss Jr handle annual statements and deposits.
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University of Pennsylvania
Army and Navy
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Treasury of Pennsylvania
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Navy Relief Society
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Army Relief Society
Ascot Park Los Angeles Track Banned for Year
The American Automobile Association circular bans Ascot Park in Los Angeles for one year as a venue for sanctioned racing. The action follows a Dec 11 meet promoted by Barney Oldfield, who was then suspended, and extends to all licensed drivers who participated.
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Ascot Park
Los Angeles
Cal
Contest Board
American Automobile Association
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Oldfield
Christmas Bargains at the Union Hat Company Sale
The Union Hat Company on Hanover and Union streets runs a last day bargain sale offering caps coats sweaters suitcases bags gloves mittens rain boots and overshoes neckwear and handkerchiefs in Christmas boxes at low prices. The store stays open late with extra clerks and double legal stamps until noon.
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Hanover Street
Union Street
Xtra
New Bedford Triumphs Over Fall River 7 to 3
New Bedford defeated Fall River 7 to 3 in a fast, exciting game played in New Bedford. Key players for New Bedford included Duggan Lincoln and Harper with Rushes and Stops noted, while Cusick and McBride officiated.
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Fall River
Molem Sy Petert
Aya Pee S
Lincoln Harkins
Higgins Jean
Carrigan "Holderness
H. B
O'Brien
Miller
Parsi
Harper
Brockton Defeats Worcester 6 0 In Hard Fought Match
Brockton beat Worcester 6 to 0 at home in a hard fought game. Rushes credited to Fahinery and Cunningham, with stops by Mallory and Blount. Referee Lanigan and Timer Maybury oversaw the match.
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Worcester
Mallory
Blount
Lanigan
Maybury
Franklin High defeats Winchester High at home 31 to 13
Franklin High School beat Winchester High 31 to 13 in Winchester. Key contributors include J. Fitzgerald Sullivan and Mortinson for Franklin, with Mortinson and Thompson leading Winchester. The game featured 15 minute halves, Cameron as referee, Grant scorer, Wheatley timer, and an official attendance of 200.
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Franklin High School Five
Fitzgerald Brothers
Sulliven
Mortinson
Thompson
Winchester High
Franklin H
Martinson
Donovan
J. Fitzgerald
Caldwell
Cameron
Grant
Wheatley
Fellsway Driving Club Announces Nomination and Banquet
The Fellsway Gentlemen's Driving Club will nominate club officers on Wednesday evening December 28 at the clubroom. The annual election of officers is scheduled for January 4, 1911. The club banquet will be held at the Hotel Langham on January 2, 1911.
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Fellsway
Newton High School hockey routs Wellesley at Brae-Burn
The speedy Newton High School hockey team crushed Wellesley High 8–0 at Brae-Burn C C rink. Wellesley’s forwards struggled with accuracy and speed, while Newton’s line dominated. Several former Boston school players were in town enjoying vacation.
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Boston
Johnny O'Brien
Tom McCabe
Oscar Pearson
Charlie Brickley
Charlie Matthews
Charlie Dickerman
Harry Faulkner
Freddie Burns
Dave Scannell
Luxeter
Newton High Defeats Wellesley High in Hockey Tilt
Newton High dominates with Spaulding scoring five goals and Foote adding two as Newton wins 8–0. Wellesley fights back in the second half but Newton’s defense holds firm. Attendance 150. periods 12 and 15 minutes. refs Washburn and umpires Harvey Beckett.
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Winton
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Wellesley High
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Tere
Eee
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Norcross
Paulding
Reynolds Baldwin
Rice
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Moulton
Wellsley High
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Beckett
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Ee Harvey
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Wiswell Ec. P
Plimpton P
Thomas
Four Hockey Games On Schedule As Teams Clash
Melrose High B and N scrapped with Wakefield High replacing it. Medford alumni vs Medford High tests stamina. Arlington High favored to beat Stoneham while Cambridge Latin meets alumni. Melrose eyes North Easton and Oliver Ames in a key clash. Brookline High reveals a new hockey rink and honors last season’s football champs. Brookline to face St Mark’s at Southboro. manager seeks games for February. Bill Brennan leads Dorchester High.
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Brown & Nichols
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Arlington High
Melrose
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Oliver Ames High School
North Easton
Oliver Ames
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Kelley
How Topsy Hartsell Broke Into Baseball
Veteran outfielder for the Philadelphia Athletics recalls his early start. He details size challenges, learning methods, farm league beginnings, and the value of studying pitchers and base running to reach the major leagues and excel with Chicago and the Athletics.
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Montgomery
Salem
Ohio
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Chicago
Athletics
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Goodman Wins Half And Half Bout In 10 Rounds
New York December 23 Jack Goodman of this city defeated Le Powell of California at the National Sporting Club in a ten round bout billed half and half. The first five rounds were tentative with clinches and breaks while the latter rounds showed real fighting and improved action.
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New York
Jack Goodman
le Powell
California
National Sporting Club
Coleman Beats Williams in Six Round Fight at Nonpareil A C
Tommy Coleman defeats Barney Williams in a six round bout at the Nonpareil A C in Philadelphia. Williams shows speed but Coleman scores a knockdown in the fourth round for a nine count. Two preliminaries were stopped early for uneven matchups.
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Tommy Coleman
A. C
Barney Williams
Williams
Coleman
Carl Oscar Carlson Emerges As Infield Star
Reported rising infield star Carl Oscar Carlson has been lighting up spring games in Arizona and heads to the Cotton States league, with locals praising his emerging hero status.
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Arizona
Cotton States
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