Campbell Will Coach Harvard End Men
Harvard prepares for an open forward pass heavy game as coach Campbell directs the ends for two weeks. Captain Parker rests with a limp while Kennard is out for the season. The squad drills focus on defense against open formations and improved tackling with Pat Grant a key addition.
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Newhall
Dartmouth
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Cambridge
East Boston A A. Will Green F reception at Lyceum Hall
The East Boston Athletic Association team known as the world's champions will hold a reception and dance at Lyceum Hall in East Boston this evening. Proceeds go to support the team for the coming season with Governor Guild Mayor Fitzgerald and numerous athletic club delegates expected. Johnny Brett will direct the floor with James Crowley assisting.
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Harvard Cross Country Team Heads to Yale Meet
The Harvard cross-country team departs Cambridge for New Haven to face Yale in the first dual meet. The squad will walk and ride Yale’s course this afternoon, with runners including Poo We Garter, R. Coolidgs, M. S. Crosby, R. E. Dole, and others led by captain C. Lanier and coach.
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R. E. Dole
R. F. Hoyt
C. Lanier
Bb. Smith
Boxing Show Promises Big Crowd Tonight in Chelsea
The Winnisimmer A C Chelsea features a main 10 round fight between Tommy Quill of Brockton and Fighting Dick Nelson. Nelson is praised as the fastest puncher in years. A heavyweight novice bout precedes it with Eddie Curtis of Philadelphia versus Mike Conroy of South Boston. Earlier matches pit Dutch Carr of Charlestown against Billy Gruff of St Louis.
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Dick Nelson
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Philadelphia
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Charlestown
Billy Gruff
St. Louis
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West
England's Olympic track completed at English stadium
New York dispatch reports the English Olympic track at the stadium is finished with nine months for final packing. Charles Perry leads setup ensuring a three laps to the mile course 25 feet wide. A swimming pool infield dives 40 feet deep with a royal box nearby and seating expected complete by Christmas.
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Athens
Charles Perry
Rogers Wins Narrow Billiard Bout in RAFAWA Tourney
In the SCLAW event at the Hub billiard rooms last night Rogers defeated Thranwanchian 50 to 1, advancing to the final. Laurie leads with a single game tonight as Rogers eyes the championship.
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Manuel
Hub Billiard Rooms
St Louis Player Wins Sixth National Billiards Match
Frank Day of St Louis defeated Joseph Capron of Galt Canada 50 to 46 in the sixth game of the national three cuff billiard championship tournament Day posted a .500 average and an eight high run Capron had a .460 average and an eight high run.
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Frank Day
Joseph Capron
Galt
Canada
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Capron
Yale Primed for Princeton Game After Tough Brown Tilt
Yale coaches spared regulars after the exhausting Brown game as Paige nears full strength and will likely reclaim left tackle. The lineup includes Hobbs Paige Brown Dunbar Andrus Beebe Burch Bingham Wheaton Berger Wylie with Camp directing practice and Hogan and Shevlin assisting. An undergrad crowd of 1500 is planned to greet the team Wednesday.
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Princeton
Jim Hogan
Tom Shevlin
A A U to Vote on College Athlete Rule at City Meeting
New York on November 11 reports that the AAU will address the college athlete question at its November 18 meeting. The Metropolitan Association has proposed that students may only represent their school in open competition during the college year, a plan that Western clubs fear will end track programs.
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Jeffries to quit boxing forever vow confirmed
The Rev. A C Jeffries and family, visiting Pottsville, declared that James J Jeffries will not return to the prize ring despite offers. They stated a $50,000 purse would not tempt him, as he has pledged to his parents to quit the arena forever.
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Goodman Thompson Draw In Tough Cooper Club Bout
After a long layoff Kid Goodman returned to the Hub for a 12 round battle with Cy clone Thompson. The clash ended in a draw as Thompson pushed late, while Goodman showed regained form and stamina. Preliminaries saw Dinnie Sullivan defeat Jimmy Sullivan in four rounds and a Chisholm Williams draw in eight rounds.
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Worcester's 18 year old giant strengthens at academy
In Worcester on November 11 a Boston youth Arthur E. Bartlett, 18, shows immense strength at Worcester Academy. Professor Donald B. McMillan predicts he will set a national college strongman record. Bartlett totals 1258 Sargent points with 505 pound back lift and 1109 leg points, impressing gym officials.
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Giants Must Pay 1000 Dollar Fine in Cincy Case
The National Baseball Commission ruled on several matters. New Orleans sued New York National League for 1000 dollars over unfulfilled games in New Orleans last spring after two games were played and the rest were not. Player Sebring was refused reinstatement. Hinchman transfers and fines were ordered with 1000 dollars paid by Pittsburgh to Cleveland.
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Lost Pinky Winky ad and hop scotch team results spark diary
Diary entries from a student observer note congratulations on the hop scotch team’s victory, a plan for a tinted exclusive advertisement for a lost poodle Pinky Winky, and various sports results. The writer mentions Montmorency Giblets and a theater of campus life with a mix of names and playful anecdotes.
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Plunk University
Emerson Tops Tremont As Federal Sweeps Roslindale
In the Commercial League finals Emerson won the first two games from Tremont while Federal captured three straight from Roslindale. Kenney led with 232 as high individual score.
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Lewis to Meet Blackburn in Six Round Philadelphia Bout
Harry Lewis and Jack Blackburn, top white and black fighters in Philadelphia, have been matched for a six round bout at an early date. Blackburn has chased Lewis for two years as Lewis boasts a sharp punching record and recent knockout wins over Mike Donovan and Wille Fitzgerald. Blackburn, a slight 1388 pound heavyweight with knockout power, is renowned for taking on tougher bouts and still winning.
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Penn Bound for Michigan
Penn leaves Philadelphia for Detroit in high spirits after a State game win and Lafayette victory. The Quakers praise modern football and expect strong West trip with Gaston sidelined only briefly for a bruised shoulder. Yale’s undefeated status stands, with Penn seen as a betting underdog to Michigan.
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Chicago Football Team Ordered Vaccination After Smallpox Case
Chicago health Commissioner Evans ordered University of Chicago football players vaccinated after a smallpox case linked to a student. Players refused, fearing impact on a Carlisle game, prompting plans to vaccinate this afternoon and threaten to halt the season if objections persist.
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Dolly Spanker Wins Stoneybrook Stake at Aqueduct
Dolly Spanker the even money favorite with Glen Echo easily won the Stoneybrook stake at Aqueduct as Amada failed to threaten. The favorite drifted early but surged in the stretch to win by four lengths with Waterspeed, Sally Preston, Wellbourne, and Samsaw also supporting the day’s results across the six races.
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Bat's Half Brother Fined for Assault in Court
Flugo Crone, half brother of famed Battling Nelson, was arraigned in Municipal Criminal Court on assault and battery after an incident at Hanover and Court streets. Shorey remained in hospital with a fractured leg and dislocated jaw. Crone pleaded guilty and was fined 15 dollars.
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November sports snapshots from 1900 to 1990
At New York Paul Murphy won a national chess prize. In Merced California the Pacific Coast Coursing Club meet age stake went to Wildidie. San Francisco saw a 10 round draw between Dempsey and Burke. Nashville clocked time near 2 08 for a trotting mile. Yale beat Penn 25 to 6 in New York. Baltimore hosted Gans versus Marshall ending in a 20 round draw. London staged Ware defeating Palmer in 20 corners. Tokio reports pole vault record 12 feet 9 inches by Bujli of Imperial University.
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Dartmouth Coaches Prepare for Harvard Game in Scrimmage
Dartmouth tackles Harvard with a five minute scrimmage focusing on punt catching and blocking. Captain Glaze handles place kicks, Kennedy returns to form, Hawley or Stuart may start at kicker, and graduate coaches from past teams assist in final preparations before departure Friday noon with 20 players. Officials named Pendelton Bowdoin Whiting Cornell Maurice Pennsylvania Burleigh Exeter.
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Techs Basketball Men Begin Fall Practice
Techs basketball season opened with a first call for candidates and gym practice. Captain Philip M Wentworth leads the squad with guard duties likely again. Manager Charles W Whitmore has nearly finished the year’s schedule.
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Wentworth and Parker Triumph in Tech Doubles
Wentworth and Parker won the doubles title yesterday at the Technology fall tennis tournament defeating Fanning and Scheuer. The singles have progressed slowly this year due to match venues and poor Techfield court conditions.
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Japanese Wrestlers Entertain the President at White House
President Roosevelt attended an exhibition by Hitachiyama the Japanese champion and his assistant at the White House. The bout, arranged by the Japanese ambassador, drew invited guests among the President's friends.
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Hitachiyama
Japan
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College grid notes and prep school ties across losses and standout plays
The report highlights Pat Grant as a top center after Carlisle with seven of ten tackles against Little Boy. Yale Brown features Tad Jones scoring on a mishap at the goal line. Andover threatens Yale freshmen with six players, Capron of Minnesota nets nine field goals in four games. Princeton-Indian ends 16 to 0 in Princeton’s favor. Everett and Beverly High see shifts in results as Thompson of Boston Latin injures his arm. Hyde Park High meets Dedham High in the East Dedham rivalry.
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East Boston Catholic Literary Association Seeks Basketball Games
The East Boston Catholic Literary Association a independent team seeks fast amateur games next Saturday. Contact Dan Moynahan at the BE B C L A clubhouse Meridian Street South Boston for arrangements.
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East Boston
Dan IF. Moynahan
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Doherty Poised to Return as Braintree Coach
Joseph W. Doherty, praised for last season at Braintree High, plans to resume there and build another strong team. He has coached Boston Latin for a month, expects a win against Charles Town High next Friday, and has declined offers from other schools while drawing out of town interest.
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Holyoke Democrats Nominate Callahan for Mayor
Holyoke November 11 Christopher T Callahan a former Democratic State committeeman and former Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor was nominated by Holyoke Democrats tonight for Mayor.
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Peruvians Attack Brazilian Fort at Leticia Border
News from Rio de Janeiro reports a detachment of Peruvian troops attacked the Brazilian fort at Leticia on the Peru border, signaling rising tensions along the frontier.
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Newton tops in tennis match at Neighborhood Club
In a Wellesley Newton High tennis meet at Neighborhood Club New ton yesterday afternoon Hlig won two of three singles. Doubles postponed due to darkness and scheduled to be played today.
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