Rindge Manual and Cambridge Latin face off on Charles River gridiron
In Cambridge the high profile Rindge Manual meets Cambridge Latin in a key Triangular League clash likely to crown the division. Noble and Greenough meet Roxbury Latin in the South End with the Inter Preparatory title potentially decided today. Boston Latin travels to Newton as Dedham plays Boston College Prep at Dedham, while Stone School faces Harvard seniors at Soldiers Field and Belmont hosts Watertown High in nearby Belmont. The Beacon Street squad has beaten Volkman and hopes a strong effort against Roxbury Latin yields the league crown. Boston Latin aims to wear down Newton High at Newton with superior strength. the home side may strike first.
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Harvard Football Practice Signals Lineup and Punting Focus
Harvard shifted Parker from guard to centre in yesterday’s Soldiers Field session as coaches stressed getting the team downfield on punts. White swapped positions with Parker last year and may be replaced at left guard by Pierce or Burr with Kersberg at right guard. Leary moved to right end, Hall to left end, Paul at fullback, and Snyder back at right end. MacDonald was out with a lame back and O’Brien with a lame leg. Squires excelled in the running game and Starr produced a 30 yard burst while Skownlton may see Saturday action with Squires back in the lineup.
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Indians Confident of Beating Harvard in Carlisle Saga
Carlisle Pennsylvanias football team coach Woodruff speaks to a 382 man squad confident for the Harvard game despite several bruises. Minney Kinney and Archiquette prepare line details while five players sit out. Fifty rooters accompany the team as Mt Pleasant hopes to score for the aborigines in Boston return.
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Yost
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Warren Baseball Club Dance in Dorchester Tonight
The Warren Baseball Club of Neponset hosts a reception and dance in Bloomfield Hall Dorchester tonight. They finished the season 18 wins in 28 games and were among the state’s top 20-year-old teams. Hugh Murray guides floor actions with Manager McCarthy. The Warren players help with dancing as the Waverley Orchestra plays until 2 AM.
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Boxing Gossip on Daly Goodwin Draw at Chelsea
Captain Daly defends the draw in the Young Corbett Kid Goodman bout at Chelsea while ref figures Siler and Graney dispute the outcome. Siler explains round by round scoring and the impact of knockdowns as Corbett was down four times. The note also clarifies Kid Levine and Lavigne confusions and gives Corbett’s real name William Rothwell, age 25, born Denver.
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Young Corbett
William HH. Rothwell
Denver, Col
Boxing and football tales in a busy sports page
The piece opens with boxer James Edward Britt and a defense of being a fighter, then shifts to Michigan coach Yost praising his star players and bench policies. It notes boxing patrons King Edward and Theodore Roosevelt, Joe Gans facing financial trouble, Duffey promising exposure of amateur misconduct, and Pennsy Lamson’s performance. It ends with Pennsylvania coach Dickson removing helmets and Chicago’s Walter Nekersall playing light.
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Teddy
William of
Germany
Byron Dickson
Pennsylvania
Walter Nekersall
Chicago Eleven
Boston National Sale Fails to Close Over Dunn Deal
The Boston National sale appears off as Dunn fails to secure a clear title and recover his $5000. Soden and Conant hold the funds while a new purchaser, William Martin, is rumored. Dunn contemplates legal action and potential consolidation industry hints surface.
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Messrs. Soden and Conant
Dunn
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William
Martin
John J. Martin
Soden and Conant
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New York
National League
Ban Johnson
Soden
Conant
Coffey Accepts Clan Cameron Tug Match Challenge
P. J. Coffey of the Collins tug of war team has accepted a challenge from Clan Cameron for a match with stakes ranging from $209 to $500 a side. Representatives may meet at the office tomorrow night to bind the match.
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Collins
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