California Bears face Ohio State in Pasadena on New Year
California's 1920 football team, undefeated in the Pacific Coast, scored 482 points and allowed 14. They beat Nevada 79 to 7, Utah 63 to 0, Washington State 49 to 0, and Stanford 38 to 0, with players like Muller Sprott Morrison and Erb leading a cohesive unit headed to the Rose Bowl.
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Ohio State
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University of Utah
Washington State College
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Ore
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Brick” Muller
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Toomey
Erb
French Star in Big Bout at Mechanics Building
Lou Daro announced Salvator Chevalier the French heavyweight champion will meet George Kotsonaros the Greek heavyweight title holder in a finish match as the semi final to the Strangler Lewis Renato Gardini world title bout at the Mechanics Building on January 6.
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Lewis-Renato Gardini
Mechanics
Salvator Chevalier
George Kotsonaros
Lewis-Gardini
Tech Wins in College Chess Triangular League
Massachusetts Institute of Technology swept three victories and one default in the Triangular College Chess league. MIT defeated Pennsylvania 3-1 on games while Cornell claimed the title with a 4 1 2 to 2 2 score against NYU and CCNY. Nelson Thumim and Brimberg won for MIT with Palacio Cooper and Rosenberg for Penn. Fraser Lyon Everding scored for Penn in a 2 2 tie with NYU.
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H. Garfinkele
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N. N. Gotthoffer
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H. Everding
Rosenberg
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College of the City of New York
Protest over Garage Near City Hospital Plans
Dr. John J. Dowling, superintendent of City Hospital, spoke before street commissioners protesting Samuel Simons's permit to build and maintain a repair shop and garage with 500 gallons of gasoline at 6 Permelee street near the hospital. He argued it would hinder infirm and crippled patients traveling from Northampton station and noted his own house opposite the site in a residential district. Other residents joined the protest and the issue was referred to further consideration.
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Permelee Street
Northampton Station
Boston Arena gains powerful Harvard Club linked hockey lineup
The Harvard Club players join the Boston Athletic Association roster creating a strong team with Yale and Dartmouth forwards and a robust goaltending trio. The move intensifies the dispute between the St Alphonsus Association and Shoe Trades Club over player possession as Boston prepares for a grand arena opening and skating show.
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Jack Wylde
Joe Stubbs
Gus Doty
George Percy
Alex Bright
Willard Rice
Frankie Downing
Dave Ingalls
Yale
Johnny Murphy
Dartmouth
Jack Hutchingon
Leon Tuck
Stanley Morton
Alphonse LaCroix
George W. Brown
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St. Alphonsus Association
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United States
Tom Kanaly
New England
Hoy Schooley
Kanaly
Boston
Nat Niles
Wright & Ditson
Horace Partridge Company
Hugh C. McGrath
Arthur I. Johnson
Plymouth Man Charged in Liquor Theft Ring
John F Raymond faced district court charges of breaking and entering and larceny for stealing liquor from Henry Hornblower’s Brookline summer home. He was held for the grand jury in multiple sums and appealed. Charles Proctor was held on receiving stolen property. John J Smith was acquitted. Police say 7 of 11 cases are unaccounted for.
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John F. Raymond
Henry Hornblower
Brookline
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Hornblower
Raymond
Charles B. Proctor
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Middlesex School Ice Hockey Team Plans Jan 4 Practice
Concord announces Middlesex School hockey squad will resume practice after Christmas vacation on Tuesday January 4. Sessions will be held on the school rink in North Concord.
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Clinton Closes Bout in Sixth at Grand Opera House
In Boston last evening Johnny Clinton of New York stopped Cleveland Johnny Downes in the sixth round at the Grand Opera House. Referee Freeman called it as Downes appeared headed for a KO. The Carlyle A. C. tourney ended amid a 2000 strong crowd.
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South Boston
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Nixie Searles
Fast Boston
Bill Brennan
Old Howard Theatre
Billy Weeks
Weeks
Searles
Tony Julian
Brockton
Freddie Williams
Dorchester
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Williams
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Tommy Reagan
Cornell Cross Country Team Trains Ahead of Oxford Race
The Cornell cross country squad travels from London to Oxford for three days of training before Thursday’s race with the Oxford Cambridge team at Roehampton. All but one runner, J Dickinson, are in good shape though he rests with influenza. The group stays in university quarters with E A Montague, the English captain, and recently completed a practice run on the Oxford course.
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Oxford
E. A. Montague
Carnival at Heights at Boston College Grounds
A winter carnival will run from 4 to 10 PM on Boston College University Heights Newton grounds. Proceeds go to the college building fund of 2 million dollars. Activities include skating skiing bagg ering whist movie entertainment and dancing with luncheon served. Organizers expect a record turnout.
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Philomatheia Club
Freshman Hockey Team Planned at Arlington High
Arlington High plans a freshman hockey squad for the coming winter joining the varsity team in the Interscholastic league. Dr. William T. McCarty, athletic director, issued a call for material and seeks games for the freshman seven as soon as conditions permit. Ice play paused by yesterday’s six inch snowstorm.
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William T. McCarty
Arlington
Flying Ace Now Leads B A A on Ice
Three hockey stars Hobey Baker Steve Hopkins and Leon Tuck gather by a fireplace in a hangar reading the Boston Post for hockey news. Baker Hopkins and Tuck once served on patriotic duty and Tuck now captains the Unicorn, a defenseman noted for steady work against forwards.
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Leon Tuck
Tuck Returns as Boston Arena Captain After War Service
The article recalls B A A captain Tuck, a three sport standout from Worcester and Dartmouth, who played football hockey and baseball, served as a flyer in World War I, and rejoins the Arena lineup after wartime service. He helped the Unicorn win the American Amateur Hockey League title and resumes action for the team.
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Tuck
Winchester High
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Faithful wife saves husband at Duxbury Pier Light
Tolman Spencer keeper at the Duxbury Pier Light was rescued after a perilous row in a northwest gale. His wife, after spotting the lighthouse light out, urged Garnet Coast Guard and police to search. They found him in a dory struggling toward the harbor mouth and brought him to safety at the lighthouse.
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Plymouth
Tolman Spencer
Duxbury Pier
Spencer
Marquette to Meet Notre Dame in Milwaukee After 7-Year Gap
The athletic board of Marquette University scheduled a football game with Notre Dame in Milwaukee on November 14, 1921. It will be the first meeting since 1914. Marquette and Notre Dame previously tied three times and Marquette was defeated in a fourth contest.
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Wis
Marquette University
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Marquette
The Midnight Rounders Opens at Majestic Theatre
Eddie Cantor leads a rapid skit revue surrounded by a chorus of girls and comedians. Nan Halperin adds sparkle as the show spins in fast rounds, delivering lively but aimless merriment.
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Eddie Cantor
N. Y. Century Theatre
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Majestic Theatre
Nan Halperin
Vaudeville Review Highlights Cantor and Cast in Two Part Show
The production is described as a carnival of dancing with song and fun. Eddie Cantor, Harry Kelly and Lew Hearn headline a lively troupe with Miss Halperin in the lead female role and a brilliant Cleveland Bronner ballet. The program features many vaudeville acts, a large Boston banker audience, and a two part, 29 scene format with music by Jean Schwartz and lyrics by Al Bryan.
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Harry Kelly
Lew Hearn
Miss Halperin
Cleveland Bronner Ballet
Helen Bolton
Muriel de Forest
Alice Ridner
Georgia Hale
John
Jean Schwartz
Harold Attridge
al Bryan
Debutante Haunts Hats Gown as Chorus Girl Flays Flirts
Debutante protagonist stages a verbal dressing down of two stage-door flirts Harry Kelly and Lew Hern who descend from the gallery with primroses. The evening features Miss Halperin as a bride, Muriel De Forest’s performances and a lively wedding of the sun and moon tableau.
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Lew Hern
Miss Halperin
Illustrated Lecture on Newfoundland by James J. McAuliffe
The Boston Terra Novian Association hosts New Year's night in Franklin Union with an illustrated lecture by James J. McAuliffe. He will recount Newfoundland history from Cabot's 1497 discovery and end with current events. An accompanying concert will raise funds for the Terra Novian sick and mortuary fund.
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When We Are Young performed at Wilbur Theatre
The comedy in three acts by Kate L McLaurin opened at the Wilbur Theatre last night. Stars Henry Hull Alma Tell and George Marion head the principal roles in this city premiere.
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Wilbur Theatre
Kate L. McLaurin
Henry Hull
When We Are Young stage play praised for heart and humor
The review lauds the stage piece When We Are Young for its bright wholesome comedy and heart interest. Carey Harper falls from fortune then reforms through snow shoveling with Annie Laurie Brown aiding his recovery. Star turns by Henry Hall George Marion and Alma Tell highlight the lively production.
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New York
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Annie
Henry Hall
George Marion
Alma Tell
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