Harvard Edges Princeton 1–0 In Open Soccer Clash
Harvard defeated Princeton 1 to 0 as the Crimson showed superior experience while Princeton forced play into Harvard territory in the second half. Referee W R White timed two halves of 80 minutes with Curt Currier and Baldwin as linemen.
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Bay View Meets Rhode Island Sailors at M Street Ground
South Boston’s Bay View team coached by Clarke Tobin faces the Rhode Island battleship eleven outside college games. The Bay View squad trains under Tobin while Rhode Island is led by Harry Kersberg. The game starts at 2 30 this afternoon and ranks as a top local matchup within city limits.
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Everett High Versus Medford High in Big School Game Today
Everett High and Medford High meet in a highly anticipated schoolboy game at 3 PM with over 6000 expected in attendance. Everett relies on a strong backfield led by Brickley Bratt and Campbell while Medford fronts a rapid open offense led by Jack Lawless as the brains of the squad.
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Medford High Versus Everett High Loom Key Suburban Clash
A pivotal high school football showdown features Medford High and Everett High at Everett field. The winner claims the Suburban league title and strengthens State championship hopes as undefeated rivals clash in a high stakes elimination game.
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Everett High Predicted To Face Medford In Key Rivalry
Everett High enters the clash as a slight favorite based on weight and power against Medford, with Everett boasting 5-0 and 155-0 scoring to date while Medford stands 8-0 with 170-0. Both squads met Boston College High and Melrose. Everett claims a stronger form due to a drier day and earlier schedule advantages.
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Stuffy McInnis Welcomed Home in Gloucester
John Stuffy McInnis star first baseman of the Philadelphia Athletics drew a thousand cheering locals in Gloucester on his return for the winter. He rode in a carriage with Mayor Isaac Patch and the Rev. William H. Ryder as a band led the parade through the city streets. A public reception was planned later.
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Houck and Ramsey Battle to Six Round Draw
Leo Houck and Harry Ramsey fought a six round draw before the Nonpareil Athletic Club in Philadelphia. Houck led early, Ramsey equalized in rounds two through five, and the sixth was a fast, even finale with neither man gaining a decisive edge.
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Prix de Lauxois Won by Datura at Saint Ouen
Saint Ouen France November 8 J E Widener's Datura won the Prix de Lauxois race run today at Saint Ouen.
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Dorchester High Schedules Substitute Game at Dunbar Avenue
Newburyport High cancelled its game with Dorchester High. Dorchester arranged a 3 PM game against Rock Ridge of Wellesley at the Dunbar Avenue grounds this afternoon.
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Attell Battles Smith in Buffalo Ten Rounds
Abe Attell the featherweight champion wrestled ten tame rounds with local champ Herman Smith in Buffalo. Attell pressed early but Smith dodged and clinched in the middle and late rounds, landing five blows to Attell’s one with little lasting effect.
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Brown favored to win 6 5 in Harvard Brown game
In queries by Arthur Duffey Brown is forecast to win 6 5 in the Harvard Brown game with 11 6 mentioned by one source. A no hit no run game by Joe Wood against the St Louis Browns at Boston is noted. An amateur wrestling tournament is scheduled at Swedish Posse Gymnasium on Nov 9 with entry blanks from C B Larson Eastport Maine.
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Boston High School of Commerce Beats Brockton High in Close Game
In Brockton on Nov 3 the Boston High School of Commerce defeated Brockton High 12 to 5. Commerce led late, then added a final touchdown to clinch the win as Brockton used substitutes. touchdowns by Ryan Kennedy and Blackey highlighted a tight contest. Officials included umpire Elton and timer Rapp. attendance was about 350.
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Connie Mack Names Murphy as Athletics Captain
Philadelphia November 3 Daniel Murphy right fielder to succeed Harry Davis as captain of the Philadelphia Athletics. Murphy is the oldest regular by service. Eddie Collins acted as captain in Davis absence last season when Davis was away.
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