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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1908

Page

11

Noble & Greenough Meets Roxbury Latin Tomorrow

Interpre preparatory league opener features Roxbury Latin at home against Noble & Greenough at the American League grounds. Roxbury Latin misses key players due to injuries led by Percy Wendell out for the season while Volkmann sees new hopefuls and Herbert Baldwin sidelined by knee trouble.

Noble & Greenough Roxbury Roxbury Latin Noble & Greenough School Volkmann Percy Wendell Robert Hill Andrew Welch Highland District Beacon Street Newsome Wichorn Don Packard Noble Herbert Baldwin Chadwick Harvard Cambridge Bart Connolly

New York Boxing Decline Shifts Talent to Philadelphia and Boston

As New York ends boxing under General Bingham, talent will flock to Philadelphia and Boston. The Armory Club struggles for top fighters while Boston fans demand quality and strong attendances. Langford O'Brien bout may move to Philadelphia, with McGuigan and McCarney seeking the matchup. Gaines vs McKinnon headlines a New England middleweight title fight, and Quill trains anew at Montello ahead of next week’s bout.

New York City General Bingham Philadelphia Boston Gotham Armory Club New York Langford Jack O’brien National Quaker City Jack McGuigan The Billy McCarney State A. C Morris Harris Jerry Gaines Bill McKinnon Roxbury New England Armory A. A Quill-Loughrey Gaines McKinnon Chelsea Tommy Quill Montello

Brookline High Players Barred From Eligibility

Six Brookline High players were notified by the headmaster that they did not meet scholarship requirements. They plan to take examinations this afternoon to qualify for tomorrow’s game. barred players include Kerrigan Driscoll Ainsworth O Hearn Captain Willetts and Carr.

Brookline High Kerrigan Driscoll Ainsworth O’hearn Willetts Carr

Sweater Sales Surge Amid Cold Weather Demand

The buyer for men’s furnishings at Wolf’s My Clothier reports swelling sweater demand, noting sales already surpass last season’s peak. He cites colder weather as only just beginning and says customer interest is rising daily.

Wolf's Hanover Portland Post

Elks Grant Life Membership to Cubs Player in Terre Haute

Morde cai Brown of the Chicago Cubs received a life membership certificate from the local Elks. Ex-Governor Yates spoke earlier and congratulated him. Brown plans to open a bowling alley in Terre Haute.

Terre Hav Re Ind Mordecai Brown Chicago Cubs The Elks Yates Brown

Harvard and Tech Face Cross Country Cup Showdown

Harvard and Technology meet tomorrow in a cross country race to decide who holds the cup as the Crimson and Tech battle for supremacy. Coaches Shrubb and Kanaly train their squads for a tight contest with the relay race seen as a sophomore affair amid three other events.

Harvard Technology Kanaly Tech Shrubb Crimson

Harvard captain predicts winning crew next season

Robert Bacon, Harvard 1907 crew captain and son of the assistant secretary of state, told reporters in Boston that Harvard has Yale worried about the coming season. He cited Harvard buying new shells in England as the first sign and expected more preparations as crews begin to train next spring.

Robert Bacon Harvard Bacon Boston Yale England

Wildeys Retain Slender Lead in City League Bowling

A tight night in the City League saw Wildeys keep a slim advantage as Wildey, Noddle Islanders and others posted strong scores. O’Brien cleared 315 in three strings while Baldwimm and Crosby added 129 and 125 to lift the second game, pushing team totals to 524 in a standout string.

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34 Bouts Mark BA A Amateur Boxing Tourney Night

Amateur boxing records fell as 34 bouts filled the BA A finals opening tourney with long, uneven rounds and several second round cutoffs. Notable duel Johnny Murphy versus Eddie Shevlin showcased sharp defense and hard hitting ending with Shevlin favored by judges.

Peters Johnny Murphy Eddie Shevlin Shevlin Murphy James Rothwell East Boston Mex Kraus Roxbury Arthur Sousa Cambridge Ernest Coffey Frank Maloney Boston Teddy Murphy Brighton John Joyce South Boston Joe Downey Brookline John McKane Johnny Younger Matt Shea Charles McDonald David Malinsky Tommy Murray Revere Starry Sully Leominster Robury Phil Sweeney T. F. Fitzpatrick Dan McLaughlin Quincy John Bowen John Gill Joe Kirkland Fred Russell Nashua N. H Max Baker Bart Troy Mike Mooney

Bowling Gossip Amid City League Sparks

The piece highlights local bowling banter as George Day, Old Brad, Fred Williams' cadets, Bid McPhee, Heath, Frink, Crown of the Puritans, Ferris, and the Franklin group vie for early-season momentum. It notes scores around 320 and praise for various players' leads, anchors, and string wins.

George Day Brad Fred Williams Bid McPhee Heath South Braintree Boys Frink Faneuils Crown of the Ferris Franklin Bunch

Gridiron Gossip From Carlisle To Harvard And Beyond

Football chatter covers Harvard Yale Brown ties and Exeter Andover kickers. Mentions Dartmouth Princeton West Point Navy Villa Nova and Framingham Dreyfus matchups with players like Gargan VerWiebe Poe and Pishon noted.

West Point Springfield Training School Navy Villa Nova

Chance to Continue as Manager of Chicago Champions

President Murphy of the Chicago National League Baseball Club announced that Frank Chance would not retire and would serve out his four year contract as manager of the World Series champions.

Cincinnati Murphy Chicago National League Baseball Club Frank Chance

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