Eddie Graney Vindicated as Frisco Referee Returns
In Frisco sports circles Eddie Graney is vindicated after being scapegoated in the Gans-Britt affair. Nelson's manager Billy Nolan draws ire for stirring controversy with Harry Corbett over money, threatening boxing in California. College spirit surges at Princeton as fans flood to cheer, while Princeton remains undefeated in a show of strong sports devotion.
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Nelson
Billy Nolan
Harry Corbett
Golden State
Frisco
Cambridge Latin defeats Brookline High 15 to 6 in South End game
Cambridge Latin beats Brookline High 15 6 after early Brookline lead. Key plays include Stiles 30 yard run and two Cambridge touchdowns in the first half and second half. Captains Otis and Floyd left injured. Gaffey, Harris, Pierson, Grant and Marvin notable.
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Floyd
Stiles
Cambridge
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Marvin
Brookline
Gaffey
Latin School
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Ieee
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Ischie Gses Ayaa
Staveraeae & Johnson Harris
Pitken Piugwion
Bailey Stiles
Q. Bey Q
Aechler
H. B
Jones Pierson
Erty
Johnson
Hurley
Roberts
Delaney
Flynt
Chandler
Cleary
Sale of the Boston Nationals Delayed Again
Frank V. Dunn remains in Philadelphia to handle business and will not act on the Boston Nationals sale until his return next week. Attorney W. A. Appleton said no progress has been made since last week when he advised Dunn not to accept the club’s title.
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Philadelphia
Boston Nationals
W. A. Appleton
Dunn
Boston Club
Holy Cross Coach Denies Gilligan Favoritism
Worcester November 9 Coach Frank W Cavanaugh refutes Gilligans charge of favoritism saying only better men hold the fullback position Scanlan and Hederman are superior to Gilligan who was a substitute in most games He defends his team as sans bias noting Gilligan played only when others rested and that Amherst Yale and Springfield games show no favoritism The press and team members back the coach calling Gilligans story a fore head on being beaten for the spot
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Gilligan
Holy Cross
Frank W. Cavanaugh
Boston Post
Scanlan
Hederman
Scanlon
Amherst
Yale
Springfield
Tech
Amherst Aggie
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George S. I. Connor
Cavanaugh
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W. Curran
Medford Street
Otis
Brookline High
Cambridge Latin
Crowley
Parker
English High
Ile
Harvard and Penn Football Reproduced at Mechanics Building
A reproduction of the Harvard-Penn football game will be shown Saturday at 2 pm at Mechanics' Building with live performances by the Pierian Sodality Orchestra and Glee Club consisting of 60 Harvard students. Tickets are 50 cents to 1 dollar at Wright and Ditson’s, 344 Washington Street.
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Mechanics’ Building
Franklin Field
Pierian Sodality Orchestra
Glee Club
Harvard
Wright & Ditson
Washington Street
Edels Faces Reed In Tough 12 Rounder At Lawrence
Chelsea fighter Edels meets Lynn’s Reed in a 12 round bout tonight at Lawrence. Reed is heavier and more experienced, but Edels has shown progress and a fighting style that promises action. Also tonight Lew Myers of New York headlines at Beachmont, with prelim bouts featuring Young Duffy vs Kid Hope and Billy Glover vs Eddie Randolph.
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Lew Myers
New York
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Salem
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Eddie Hanlon
Los Angeles
Cal
Willie Fitzgerald
Fred Landers
Colma
Kid Sullivan
Tommy Lowe
Baltimore
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Fitzgerald
Sullivan
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Trump
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Indians Leave Today for Game with Army
Carlisle coaches shortened today's two hour practice for the Carlisle Indian football squad ahead of the West Point clash. Dillon and Archiquatte excelled in place kicking. The team departs tomorrow for New York and then travels to West Point for Saturday's game with Army.
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Penn
West Point
Woodruff
Kinney
Army
Dillon
Archiquatte
New York City
Academy
Exeter football star dies of meningitis
Horatio T. Knight of Springfield, member of Phillips Exeter Academy class of 1909 football team, died of meningitis today in Exeter New Hampshire. Knight played a game last Saturday and fell seriously ill soon after the contest. He was reportedly not in good health before the game.
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Exeter
N. H
Horatio T. Knight
Springfield
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Knight
Bellsnicker Wins Midwood Stakes at Aqueduct
Four favorites a second choice and a long shot shared the winnings at Aqueduct. The feature race the Midwood Stakes was won by the 1 to 3 favorite Bellsnicker in 1 27 2 5.
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New York
Aqueduct
Bellsnicker
Gossip of the gridiron features Dorchester teams and star players
Leo Leary returns for a firm chance at redemption as Suffolk A. C. of Dorchester faces Fort Strong. Dorchester High alumni seek an eleven while Con lly praises school athletic fields. Reports praise Burleigh as a capable official and note Captain Otis shift to tackle boosting Brookline High’s backfield speed
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Indians
Pennsylvania
Fort Strong
Pemberton
Suffolk A. C
Dorchester
Dorchester High
Dan Chisholm
Inden Street
Conlley
Smalley Triumphs Over Holmes In Class B Tourney Game
In the Jhilliard tourney at Hub Palace Smalley defeated Holmes with a decisive score of 200 to 15 last night. Smalley dominated early and maintained the lead through the final whistle, earning the victory in the second game of the Class B amateur event.
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Cooney
Dartmouth
Princeton Spirit
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Smalley
Holmes
Hanley Rejoins Harvard Football Squad After Injury
Harvard fullback Hanley rejoined the varsity after several days away at Soldiers Field. He had sprained an ankle but recovered enough to play if needed, joining a squad lacking several players including Carr Guild and Paul. Lockwood was relied on to fill in as new concerns arose about depth and readiness.
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Harvard
Philadelphia
Soldiers Field
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Carr
Guild
Paul
Bartley Connolly Stops Jim Broderick in Seventh Round
Bartley Connolly of Portland Maine defeated Jim Broderick of Chicago by knockout in the seventh round of a scheduled fifteen round bout in Berlin New Hampshire on November 9.
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N. H
Bartley Connolly
Portland
Jim Broderick
Chicago
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