Big Bill Edwardes Looks For Tigers Crimson Clash
Big Bill Edwardes remains hopeful about the Tigers and the Crimson in Saturday’s big game. He warns against overrating recent reverses and urges teams to curb rowdy behavior at stadiums.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1921
Page
16
Big Bill Edwardes remains hopeful about the Tigers and the Crimson in Saturday’s big game. He warns against overrating recent reverses and urges teams to curb rowdy behavior at stadiums.
Golf activity heats up with a nine hole tournament at Wellesley Golf Club hosted by the Bay State Automobile Association. Prizes include Vermont gobblers as Thanksgiving nears. Wollaston hosts a jamboree and a farewell party for pros and amateurs amid praise for Montclair greens.
Unemployment prompts a flood of want ads. Notable entries include OZZINGTON BWAMP a sacket salesman and war veteran seeking work. A A A A EXPERT REPEATER offering election day services. MYRTLE DISK a chorus girl and track walker seeking four to five weeks work. COLLEGE MAN seeks light stenographic work and road house gigs. FATHER OF SIX offers varied trades. LAZARUS GROUP seeks steady daytime engagement.
Abe Friedman, New England ban tam-weight champion with two referee decisions over Mon treal, seeks opponents nationwide. Armory A A matchmaker A A McLean failed to sign Midget Smith Sharkey Herman Lynch White Buff for November 15. Smith refused a $2000 guarantee with 30 percent. Jamieson, sidelined by a broken hand, resumes sparring and plans Milwaukee bout November 7 before challenging Pat McCarthy or any light heavyweight. O Toole, Philadelphia welterweight, aims to box Nate Siegal or Eddie Shevlin in Boston, claiming he can deliver a great fight.
Clipping notes a contentious Lynch O Dowd bout with a draw deemed owed to Lynch by some. Promoters report brisk business as plans unfold for Malone Bogash and other matchups.
The remark suggests Frank Moran should retire after being knocked out by light hitter Bob Roper, highlighting a turning point in his boxing career and prompting discussion of his future in the sport.
Harvard coaches drill to stop Laurie the Tiger star quarterback. Crimson focus on containing last year's All American to blunt the Tiger attack, with the midwestern quarterback as the key offensive figure.
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