Big Football Day Looms With Ivy Matchups
Harvard faces Carlisle at Cambridge while Yale clashes with Brown in New Haven and Princeton meets Dartmouth at Princeton. Princeton and Dartmouth may determine the day’s mood as Exe ter meets Andover, with Yale favored to handle Brown though last year’s Brown upset Yale.
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Yale
Brown
New Haven
Princeton
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Cornell
Yost
Michigan
Exeter
Andover
Carlisle
Glen Warner
Crimson
Haughton
Redskins
Cambridge
Indians
Robinson
All Hope
Football Games At The Stadium Set For 2 P.M.
The article notes all big football games at the Stadium begin at 2 o'clock with the Indian game at that time. It discusses umpire salaries as private and mentions opinions on summer baseball and amateur athletics. It also recalls Princeton, Harvard football decisions and past players such as DeWitt and Klaus in related debates.
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Roéckport
Amateur Athleticc
Dorchester
Princeton
Klauss
Harvard
Indians
John DeWitt
DeWitt
Tigers
Tufts Ready for Final Game Against Springfield Training School
Tufts faces Springfield Training School in the season ender hoping for a better record after 3 losses and 3 wins so far. Tufts has 66 points for and 46 against, with Adams or Bennett possible scores on drops or kicks if field position improves. The official lineup includes Field Merrill Towsley Richardson Schlotterbeck Bennett Gan Mitchell Angell Webber Adams.
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Springfield
Adams
Bennett
Tobin
Field
Merrill
Towsley
Richardson
Schlotterbeck
Gan
Mitchell
Angell
Webber
Jake Stahl Named Boston Red Sox Manager for 1912 Season
Announcement by John I. Taylor confirms Jake Stahl, ex Red Sox first baseman, will serve as player and manager in 1912 for the American League club in Boston.
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John I. Taylor
Boston
Jake Stahl
Red Sox
Stahl to Manage Boston Team Next Spring at First Base
Stahl signs to run the Boston club next season and to return to his old spot at first base. The arrangement, previously denied, is now reported as definite. Stahl has been with Washington Park National Bank in Chicago over the past year. New stockholders in the club, including C. H. Randall and James R. McAleer, were announced, with Jake Stahl among the notable names.
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Chicago
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C. H. Randall
Garland
Jake’) Stahl
H. W. Mahan
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Ban Johnson
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Parana River
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Standard Refinery
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White Star Line
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Stahl Glad to Be With Boston Again
Jake Stahl confirmed at a Chicago bank he will manage the Boston Americans, accepting President James McAleer’s offer. He looks forward to returning to the game and working under McAleer and Robert McRoy, though contract terms were not disclosed.
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Boston
Chicago
Jake” Stahl
Boston Americans
James McAleer
McAleer
Robert McRoy
Nut Itnt
Red Sox Hire Jake Stahl as Player Manager
President James R. McAleer of the Boston Americans announces Jake Stahl has signed a two year contract to manage and play first base for the Red Sox. Terms not disclosed.
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James R. McAleer
The
Boston Americans Today
Jake Stahl
Red Sox
Belmont High Defeats Watertown High 3–0 on Field Goal
Belmont High beat Watertown High 3 to 0 at On the Town Field Watertown yesterday afternoon. A second period field goal from the 30 yard line by Thomas provided the only score. Referee Glines umpire Butler field judge Hackett head linesman White. Time four 10 minute periods.
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Watertown High
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Brain
Osborne Nielson
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Wilson A. Grimes
Nino
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Morse Finn
Sandford
Collins Gray
Bowdoin Maine Title At Stake In Clash
Brunswick prepares for a major football crowd as Bowdoin plays the University of Maine to decide the Maine intercollegiate title. The teams are evenly matched and a close contest is anticipated with ideal weather forecast for tomorrow.
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Maine
Brunswick
Bowdoin
University of Maine
Joe Grim Distraught Over Off Bout and Boxing News
Joe Grim vents after Forest City A A of Portland cancels his bout with Joe Geary of Roxbury over alleged pay disputes. Grim claims the hold up was Geary asking for transport and says he hired the club to promote a show Saturday night. He threatens to sue for expenses and calls it a conspiracy against him. Meanwhile New England boxing action features Peter Sullivan versus Connolly and other matches across Portland Boston Roxbury and regional towns with big purses and tours.
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Portland
Joe Geary
Roxbury
Geary
New Bedford
Peter Sullivan
Fall River
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Jimmy Briggs
New England
Sullivan
Johnny Connolly
Boston
Briggs
Connolly
Diverse maritime activity at Boston wharfs and ports
A fleet of fourteen trawlers brought substantial haddock cod hake pollock and cask to a Boston wharf. Vessels Pass of Balmaha and Franconia anchored nearby with plans for loading lumber and passengers. The five masted George P. Hudson survived a Norfork fire and several steamers delivered cargoes of coal lumber sugar wheat and apples while ships to Rome and Pittsburg framed boxing and civic events.
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Nov 41 Sunrise 6 29 Sunset 4 27 day length 9 58 High water 2 54 am 9 ft 8 in 2 54 pm 10 ft 0 in ARRIVED steamers Katama Lea Yokohama Hiogo Singapore and others plus reefers and barges listed. Cleared steamers Canoph Columbian Therian Onondaga City of Macon Savannah Sailed Lancastrian for London and other destinations.
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Automobile News and Events From Early Boston Year
Harold DD Bornstein will transport the Carlislé Indian to the Stadia this afternoon in Velie cars. Kissel Kar New England moves to 10 Columbus avenue on Dec 1. The Massachusetts Automobile Operators Association plans its second annual ball at Paul Revere Hall on Feb 13 1912 with committee chairs leading preparations. Abbott-Detroit cars enter Savannah races with Carl Limberger and L A Mitchell driving the grand prize Abbots. The American road congress meets in Richmond November 20 24 1912 under the American Association for Highways Improvement with President Taft delivering the opening address.
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American Association For Highways Improvement
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New Auto Entrance to Soldiers Field
The Metropolitan Park Commission grants auto access to Soldiers Field during Carlisle Dartmouth and Yale games. A new opening in the row fence allows cars to enter from the speedway and park on Soldiers Field or on the speedway between the Harvard boathouse and North Harvard street.
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Metropolitan Park Commission
Carlisle
Dartmouth
Yale
Harvard Boathouse
Harvard Street
Vermont Beats Bowdoin in Close Five-Mile Cross Country
Vermont defeats Bowdoin 31 to 24 in a toe to toe five mile race at Whittier field. Captain Frank Jones edges Captain Harry H. Hall in the final 100 yards as Tarbox Hayden Timberlake Miner also contend for honors. Next year’s meeting set for Burlington.
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Bowdoin
Brunswick
University of Vermont
Harry H. Hall
Frank Jones
Whittier Field
Jones
Tarbox
Hayden
Timberlake
Miner
Burlington
F. H. Abbott
R. B. Miner
James Aldrich
C. B. Timberlake
C. B. Haskell, Jr
M. B. Auten
J. O. Tarbox
East and West Intersectional Game May Stretch to Gulf Cities
Secretary John Farrell of the National Association says the East West intersectional baseball game at the annual meeting in San Antonio on November 18 has drawn Southern interest. New Orleans and others want a championship series in gulf cities with proceeds to charity.
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Auburn
N. Y
John Farrell
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
San Antonio
Tex
New Orleans
Revere Midgets Beat St Joseph's Somerville in Opener
Revere High School Midgets opened the season with a win over St Joseph's School of Somerville by a close margin in a hard fought contest. The game featured balanced scoring from both teams and set a positive tone for the season.
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The
Joseph's School of Somerville
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