Harvard Football Schedule Sets Princeton Dartmouth Yale Dates
Harvard announces its next fall football schedule with Princeton at Princeton on November 4 and Dartmouth at Cambridge on November 18. Yale comes to Cambridge on November 25, with Cornell likely on November 10 and West Point dropped from the slate.
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Football Advisory
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Tigers
Johnson Bags Ten Thousand For Ten Round Knockout Bet
Jack Johnson posts a certified ten thousand dollar stake against five thousand to knock out George Cotton within ten rounds if they meet in the ring. He searches Pittsburg for Cotton while Monte Attell also faces Johnson’s ire over Reno doping rumors.
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Pittsburg
George Cotton
Jack Johnson
Cotton
Johnson
Monte Attell
Attell
Jeff
Reno
McFadien
Baseball yarn about 300 players meeting in Buffalo
Elmer Bates of Cleveland spins a tall tale about 300 ball players holding an impromptu convention in Buffalo last summer. He claims teams met while sleepers were swapped in railroad yards and that players woke at 6 o'clock. We refuse to believe the six o'clock detail.
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Elmer Bates
Cleveland
Buffalo
Elmer
Bound to Happen in 1911 Hallmarks of Bobby Wallace
A preview notes Bobby Wallace in his familiar St. Louis managerial stance amid the 1911 season, with emphasis on expected handling of injuries and decisions as part of the team's narrative.
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Bobby Wallace
St. Louis
Mayoral stand on Fairmount Park auto races sparks reform
Philadelphia Mayor Reyburn said annual automobile races in Fairmount Park will not occur again unless organizers change tactics and ensure charities receive the entire net receipts. He announced this after reviewing about $6000 in available funds and finding charities earned only profits from grandstand seats and parking privileges while private individuals profited more.
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Philadelphia
Reyburn
Fairmount Park
Harvard Meets Princeton in Key Arena Showdown
Tonight at the Arena Harvard faces Princeton in a high stakes clash that could shape the season. The Crimson and Tigers both seek early momentum as hockey followers eye the 1911 title, with a home crowd expected for the 8 15 start.
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Johnson to Fight Kaufman in 20 Round Derby Day Bout
A London despatch reports Jack Johnson and Al Kaufman will clash for 20 rounds at the National Sporting Club of London on Derby Day. The bout caps a rising heavyweight schedule and draws fans from across the era.
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National Sporting Club
London
Jack Johnson
al Kaufman
National Sporting Club of London
Johnson's England return fuels boxing comeback talk
The article reviews Johnson's alleged reinstatement favor with the National Sporting Club and expected March arrival in England after his Australia world title win. It covers disputes with manager Fitzpatrick, legal threats, and the Paris-to-London hoopla surrounding Burns and Langford, plus referee tensions involving Welsh McFarland and Mr Corri.
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National Sporting Club
Tommy Burns
England
Sam Langford
National
Hugh McIntosh
Australia
Sam Fitzpatrick
Burns
Langford
Fitzpatrick
Inglish Club
London Olympia
Eugene Corri
McFarland
Cork
London
Welsh
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Corri
New York Team Wins Opening Round in National Racquet Doubles
Payne Whitney and M L Barger beat Hutchins and Wendell in a marathon match 12 15 15 6 15 4 17 18 15 1 while Cabot and B H Newberry defeated Clark Jr and Finke in straight sets 16 7 15 8 15 9 15 5. B Dinsmore and partner defaulted to Fearing and Scott.
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M. L. Barger
New York
C. Hutchins
B. Wendell
Boston
Whitney
Cabot
B. H. Newberry
G. C. Clark, Jr
R. F. Finke
M. S. Barger
G.C. Clark, Jr
Finke
B. Dinsmore
G. R. Fearing, Jr
H. D. Scott
Boston Latin Edges Cambridge Latin in Dual Track Meet
Boston Latin School overwhelms Cambridge Latin 58 to 15 in a drill hall dual meet. E H Knudson wins dash hurdles and high jump. Captain Guy McVicar shines for Cambridge Latin. multiple events list BLs top placements with times and distances.
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Boston Latin
Boston Latin School
Warren Avenue School Juads
E. H. Knudson
Guy McVicar
Cambridge Latin School
Boston
H. S. Potter
E. Backup
J. W. Salladine
JA. H. Washburn
R. E. Wanlon
W. Wright
Special Bouts at Armory Amateur Boxing Show
The Armory A. A. lists five amateur bouts for Thursday January six. Johnny Coleman of South Boston faces Tom Dorris of Cambridge at 117 pounds. Mark Kelly of Riverside Boat Club fights Jerry Curnane of Roxbury at 147 pounds. Dan Mullin of Roxbury meets Raymond Simon of the Armory A. A. in heavyweight action.
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A. A
Johnny Coleman
South Boston
Tom Dorris
Cambridge
Mark Kelly
Riverside Boat Club
Jerry Curnane
Roxbury
Kelly
Curnane
Philadelphia
George Brown
Dan Mullin
Raymond Simon
The
Armory A. A
Perelli to Meet Young Joseph on Mat in Boston Tourney
Italian heavyweight John Perelli will wrestle Young Joseph a Syrian star in Mechanics Building on January 28 as part of the world championship elimination series featuring Dr. Ben Roller of Seattle and Zbyszko. Zbyszko and manager Jack Herring arrive in Boston to finalize arrangements amid forfeits.
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Mechanics’ Building
Ben Roller
Seattle
Zbyszko
Perelli
Young Joseph
New England
Ali Hassan
Jack Herran
Boston
Roller
Favorites foretell South Boston A C big events at Mechanics
The New York champions are picked to shine in the big games at Mechanics Building tonight. George Bonhag of the Irish American A C is favored to win the three mile race and Jack Monument, also from Irish American, is chosen for the mile along with the American champion miler.
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South
Boston A. C
Mechanics’ Building
George Bonhag
A. C
Jack Monument
Bonhag Expected To Win Special Three Mile in New York Meet
In a three mile race Bonhag is favored over nine rivals led by W H MecVicker of South Boston and Joe Silva of Peninsula. Monument and Hedlund head the open mile entry with a duel anticipated, while Harvard and other local clubs fill the program including inter varsity and New England championships events.
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Cambridge
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Keene Stable to Skip U.S. Turf Season
James R. Keene's stable plans little participation in American turf events this season. The best horses will race in England. the Kentucky breeding operation will continue. Letter for Johnny Glover.
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James R. Keene
America
England
Keene
Kentucky
Pirate Deal Off Hops Get Shafer
Manager Fred Tenney refused to trade Boston’s top players to Pittsburgh for a mixed batch of players, and the expected deal between the clubs did not occur yesterday. It is unlikely any Pittsburgh Boston exchange will happen soon.
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Boston
Clarke
Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Pirates Seek Trade Edge in New York Conference
Manager Tenney and President Russell met with Pirates leaders in New York to negotiate trades. Pittsburg demanded Mattern Graham and others while offering Hyatt Campbell Miller McKeehnie Simon and O Connor. Dreyfuss and Clarke clashed over deals, and Lennox left Brooklyn waivers to Louisville. Jean Dale signed with Boston after Naps and Sacramento controversy.
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Page
New York
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William Locke
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Dallas
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National Commission
Shafer Traded From Giants to Boston for Shean
New York National League club ships In fielder Arthur Shafer to the Boston Nationals for second baseman David Shean. Shafer spent two seasons with the Giants. Shean, Fordham graduate, previously played for the Philadelphia Americans and Nationals before joining Boston.
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Arthur Shafer
Boston Nationals
David Shean
Shafer
Giants
Shean
Fordham University
Philadelphia Americans
Nationals
Boston
New Officers Elected at Massachusetts Golf Assoc Meeting
At the Exchange Club last evening the Massachusetts Golf Association elected new officers for the year. President Herbert Jaques, vice president Charles T. Crocker Jr, secretary Richard R. Freeman. executive committee members include Nathaniel B. Borden Jr, Ralph P. Alden, Harry Is Ayer, John G. Anderson, George F. Willett. G. Herbert Windeler presided early with Jaques succeeding after the ballot. An amendment to make past presidents ex officio on the executive committee was criticized as faulty and tabled.
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Massachusetts Golf Association
Exchange Club
Wilkie
G. Herbert Windeler
Herbert Jaques
Country Club
Freeman
Charles T. Crocker, Jr
Alpine Golf Club
Richard R. Freeman
Wollaston Golf Club
Nathaniel B. Borden, Jr
Hockey schedule postponed games at Newton and Wellesley
Ice hockey contests at Newton High versus Boston Latin Brae Burn and Wellesley High versus Brown Nichols were postponed yesterday afternoon. Boston Latin did not appear and the other game was cut short.
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Newton High
Boston
Brae Burn
Wellesley High
Brown & Nichols
Wellesley
Boston Latih
Walsh Likely to Meet Carroll in New York Bantam Bout
Jimmy Walsh appears set to face Jimmy Carroll, the California bantam, at the Madison Athletic Club in New York. The matchup would pair two prominent bantamweights in a proposed cross coast clash with a significant local following.
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Jimmy Walsh
Jimmy Carroll
California
Madison A. C
New York
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