Dorchester A A Basketball Opens Season With Cambridge All Stars
The Dorchester A A team resumes play tonight at Draper Hell Field's Corner Dorchester facing Cambridge All Stars. Key players include the Fish brothers Arthur Ross Arthur Brayley Fred Barnstead and Howard Jones with Mortimer F McHugh as manager and Michael D Twohey treasurer. For game dates contact 49 Parkman Street Dorchester.
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Dorchester A. A
All Stars of
Cambridge
Draper Hell
Field's Corner
Dorchester
the Fish Brothers
Arthur Ross
Arthur Brayley
Fred Barnstead
Howard Jones
Michael D. Twohey
Mortimer F. McHugh
Parkman Street
Lynn Dorchester Horses Race Today at Franklin Field
Following last Saturday’s inter club contest with Lynn Driving Club, the Dorchester Gentlemen’s Driving Club hosts 13 races at Franklin Field Speedway starting at 1 PM this afternoon.
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Lynn-Dorchester
Lynn Driving Club
Dorchester
Rabbit ball and boxing gasps in sports column
The column surveys a new rabbit ball used to win games, boxing graft suspicions on coast amateurs, and a Harvard Yale football peace gesture. It notes Dan Patch vs Audubon Boy horse race talks, racehorse identity tricks, and Lou Dillon’s trotting legacy and future breeding plans.
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Dan Patch
Audubon Boy
New England
Readville
Joe Patchen
Great Northwest
Audubon Bay
M. W. Savage
James Y. Gatcomb
Mr. Savage
Boots Darnell
Fleckman
Oakland
School games today across multiple towns and schools
Mechanic Arts High faces Lawrence High in Lawrence while De Merritte meets St. George in Newport. Other matches include Melrose at Lowell, Somerville hosting Alumni, Wellesley at Waltham, Groton at Milton Academy, Auburndale A A vs Beverly, Worcester Academy versus Lowell Textile, Chelsea at Gloucester, Needham hosting Wayland, Dorchester meeting Boston College Preps, and Everett against Medford.
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Mechanic Arts High
Lawrence High
Lawrence
de Merritte
St. George
Newport
R. I. Melrose High
Lowell High
Lowell
Somerville High
Alumni
Somerville
Wellesley High
Waltham High
Waltham
Groton
Milton Academy
Auburndale
A. A
Beverly High
Beverly
Worcester Academy
Lowell Textile
Worcester
Chelsea High
Gloucester High
Gloucester
Needham High
Wayland High
Needham
Dorchester High
Boston College Preps
Dorchester
Everett High
Medford
Noble & Greenough Edges Roxbury Latin For League Title
Noble & Greenough won the Interpreparatory League championship with a late seven minute touchdown, defeating Roxbury Latin 5–0 on the South End grounds. Minot scored the decisive TD as Aronson missed two field goals late, while Roxbury’s defense and tackling stood out.
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Roxbury Latin
South End
Volkmann
Beacon Street
Roxbury
Wendell
Richardson
Cavanaugh
Hill
Fea
Ture
Reece
B. Tyler
Aronson
Minot
I. E
R. E
Vanderpyl
Murdock
R. T
McLeod Epam
Staveneaey Q
Rowell McDonald
Wendell Pope
B. B
Mills Burrawe
F. B
Fox
Hallihan
Sugden
Winesmen
Soule
Little
Kelly
Yale Knows Nothing of Levine Protest
Yale coaches deny any ground for Harvard protest of Dutch Levine a Yale fullback. Levine, two year player from Andover, has not appeared in major games and the coaches say Harvard has no basis for objections to Yale players.
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Billy Nolan
YALE
Levine
New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Andover
Boxing scraps spark debate over welterweight crown
Detroit reports claim Walcott refused to fight in a barn amid a sheriff stopage and referee Eddie Ryan awarded Lewis the welterweight title. Mentions possible Boston bout, Barnes photos, and future matches for Cote Briggs Goodman Corbett, along with amateur entries closing soon.
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Walcott-Lewis
Walcott
Eddie Ryan
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Boston
West End
Kid Hope
Revere
Jeffries
Arthur Cote
Dave Deshler
Augusta
Portland
Cote
Jimmy Briggs
Denver
Rube Smith
Briggs
Steve Mahoney
Chelsea
Kid Goodman
Goodman
Young Corbett
Abe
Jimmy
George W. Brown
Philadelphia
Jimmy Walsh
Teltz
Young Corbett Ig
Boston University Sophomores Triumph Over Freshmen
The Boston University sophomores defeated the freshmen 12 to 0 at Franklin Field. Gould scored the 40 yard touchdown for the sophomores, with Saunders adding two kicks. Hicks starred for the freshmen. Referee Brown with umpire Crawford and timekeepers Ellis and Michu.
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Franklin Field
Gould
Hicks
B. U
Saunders
Brown
Crawford
Ellis
Michu
Blackwood
Frazier
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