Big Week for Schoolboys in Local Football Trials
A packed schedule sees English High School practicing under Coach O'Reilly and Sullivan ahead of Somerville. Dedham meets Melrose, South Boston faces Revere, and Boston Latin battles Roxbury at Locust Street grounds with Captain Moran, Gheradini, and Conklin forming Latin's strong backline.
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Franklin Field
Sullivan
Somerville
Dedham High
Melrose High
Dedham
South Boston
Revere High School
Revere
Carey
Boston Latin
Roxbury High School
Locust Street Grounds
Jor. Maguire
Tigers Ready to Face Yale in Princeton Preview
Princeton, N J November 12 Tigers return from West Point fit after a rough bout with the soldiers Eddie Dillon recovers from a shake up Harlan's leg loose and limber. Princeton hopes speed and simple tactics can thwart Yale keeping players healthy, with supporters ready to back up the claim.
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Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Yale
West Point
Walsh to Meet Attell in Featherweight Title Fight
Bantamweight champion Jimmy Walsh and manager Eddie Keevin depart for Los Angeles ahead of the December 7 world featherweight title bout with Abe Attell. Walsh plans training in California, stops in Chicago to visit friends, and hopes Attell will stand and fight. Walsh seeks Jim Jeffries as referee. Attell has three months signed and faces Billy De Coursey in San Diego Friday.
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Eddie Keevin
Los Angeles
Walsh
Abe Attell
Possibl
Chicago
Newton
Attell
Chelsea
Jimmy
Cal
Harry Baker
Langford Wins Decision In Rhode Island Ring Bout
Sam Langford defeats George Gunther in a 12 round Providence fight at Valley Falls A C. Langford held the edge with his weight and punch power while Gunther stayed competitive to the end. Semi final saw Young Clarke stop Bobby Tickle in Round 2. Preliminary between Kid Keenan and Young Owsley ends in a draw.
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Bobby Tickle
Pawtucket
Young Clarke
Centredale
Kid Keenan
Young Owsley
Boxing week card at Chelsea features Baldwin vs Yanger
Next week's Chelsea meeting shifts to Wednesday with a 15 round main event pitting Matty Baldwin of Charlestown against Benny Yanger of Chicago. Baldwin is hailed as New England 130 pound ace while Yanger adds seasoned savvy. Also on the card Johnny Ahearne vs Denny Ryan and Kansas welterweight Billy Rhodes debuts amid plans for future bouts.
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Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Benny Yanger
Chicago
Lincoln Club
Yanger
Kid Goodman
Baldwin
New England
Tipton
Johnny Ahearnee Youge
Boston
Denny Ryan
Camridge
Billy Rhodes
Rhodes
Kansas
Honey Melody
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Mellody
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Dave Desbler
Ay Y Daly
Albert Delmont
al Bates
Cambridge
Post
Frank Adams
Jim Lloyd
Monk
Newsboy
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Tonopah
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Herman
Harvard 10 Save Regulars For Yale In Practice Scrimmage
Harvard prepared for Dartmouth with light practice trying new trick plays. Key players like Kersberg Burr Osborne Starr Newhall Wendell were rested, while substitutes such as Hall Gilder Hoar showed promise for a possible Yale game. The scrimmage ended with 65 yards in penalties and a varsity touchdown by Mason.
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Newhall
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Yale Grapples With Roome Back Ahead of Princeton Clash
Yale's Howard Roome resumes signal and scrimmage after three weeks, hoping to play part of the Princeton game. Captain Morse worsens knee. backfield weakened with Levine, Wylie, and Zimowski out or restricted. Burch returns lightly. Coy out with knee injury. coaching staff includes Camp and Hinkey.
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Yale
Princeton
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Walter Camp
Frank Hinkey
Chief Rockwell
Lydia
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al Ferguson
Wilson McClintock
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Zimowski
Paige
Forbes
Howard Jones
Bob Burch
Harvard
Ted Coy
Snow Delays Dartmouth Gridiron Practice Ahead of Harvard Game
Snowfalls of three inches hampered Dartmouth football drills in Hanover delaying light signal work. Captain Glaze needs rest to return to form after Saturday’s game. Two scrimmages planned before departure to Auburndale, possibly Wednesday if weather worsens. Joe Gilman and Assistant Coach Gage led linemen through line machine drills.
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Joe’’ Gilman
Togs
Gage
Harvard Yale Gridiron Prospects Quiet As Princetons Result Looms
Yale waits on Princeton results as Harvard is near silent on betting. Bates and Maine clash with Bowdoin and Maine looming for a state championship tie. Dorchester A A seeks a strong foe for next Saturday with manager B Zottolli. Dedham A A eyes a game at Stone Park with full expenses and 14 men.
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Bates
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Ralph Glaze
Dartmouth
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George L. Keenan
East Street
Brooklyn Baseball Men Clash Over Jersey City Directors
In Jersey City a club meeting elected directors for the Brooklyn National League club. Edward Hanlon protested, claiming Ebbetts and Medicus were ineligible as last year’s directors, and that a required certificate was not filed. Hanlon threatened court action while alleging excess treasury withdrawals.
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Brooklyn Baseball Club
National League
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Albert G. Wall
Robert A. Wright
Wright
Harry C., Vanderhorst
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West Yarmouth
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Abell
Howard Griffiths
Ebbetts
Medicus
Winthrop Yacht Club Tops Arlington in Pro League Night
The Winthrop Yacht Club swept all three games against the Arlington Boat Club in the Boston Amateur Pro League. Henery of Winthrop rolled a three-string 312 for top individual score as the Boston Athletic Association slipped after losing to Colonial.
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Boston
Arlington Boat Club
Boston Athletic Association
Colonial
Henery
Midland top Providence in straight sets in league play
Midland defeated Providence in three straight matches last evening as General Office took two sets from Carr Thieren assisting.
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Transportation League
Providence
Midland
General Office
Carr Thieren Asst
North Shore
Oliver Ditson
Federal
Tremont
Chauncey Alleys
Jacques Sand
Leech
C'hauser
Plympton
Helland
Dummy
Glynn
Hall
Kiernan
Goulding
Marston
Benjamin
Pratt
Smith
Armstrong
Pierce
Kenney
Suburban District Teams Split Night as Auditors Dominate
Auditors controlled the Third Suburban District game last evening winning three straight. The First Suburban followed with a contrasting performance as the narrative hinted at a division in results.
Farmer Knocks Out Lloyd in Peoria International Bout
Kid Farmer of Peoria stopped Jimmy Lloyd the English champion in the fifth round at Riverside Athletic Club. A left jaw blow floored Lloyd and he lay for minutes before revived. This marked the first international bout here in two decades.
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Ill
Kid Farmer
Jimmy Lloyd
Riverside Athletic Club
Lloyd
Dartmouth Game Tickets Go On Sale Today
Harvard undergraduates may obtain tickets at the Harvard Athletic Association office in Cambridge from 11 to 2. Graduates can buy at Parker House today and tomorrow from noon to 2 p.m. All remaining tickets go to the public.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Cambridge
Parker House
Mighty Casey Turns to College Football
A colorful article recalls the Casey legend moving from baseball to Harvard football. It recounts the final drive against Hale, Casey’s fatal tackle, and his collapse on the field as Harvard loses to Hale with two minutes left.
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Hale
Yarvard
Casey
Harvard Freshmen to Work on River Today
Harvard freshmen prepare for first fall practice on the Charles River with the 1916 first and second eight lineups listed. The crew report notes Mulligan stepping into position 2 from the second team and coach Farley missing.
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Robbins
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Adams
Brighton High Begins Basketball Practice
Brighton High starts basketball practice with Fred Stanley as captain and Frank Bailey as manager. Both will play, with Orchard returning as a veteran. The team practiced after arriving by car yesterday and marks one of the first high school squads to begin the season.
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Fred Stanley
Frank Bailey
Orchard
Hurley To Coach Newton For Brookline Game
Newton High lines up a Brookline duel next Friday with coach Leary directing the squad assisted by Dan Hurley ex Harvard captain. Hurley will focus on the backfield and plans trick plays to surprise Brookline and boost Newton toward a victory.
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Newton High
Brookline
Leary
Dan Hurley
Harvard
Hurley
Newton
The
Crimson
Harvard Consolation Cross Country Meet at Fresh Pond
Harvard runners who did not make the regular team race in a consolation cross country event today. The course runs through North Cambridge and Belmont near Fresh Pond with silver cups awarded to the first and second men.
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Fresh Pond
Harvard Hero Not on Slate for Yale Game
Phil Lockwood, famed for the Harvard Brown game, is not slated to play against Yale sparking disappointment among Harvard football fans. Rumors of a rift with Foster tied to his captaincy bid and alleged West Point form slip influence coaches' plans. Lockwood defends his effort, says he will play if chosen, and notes this being his final college year.
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Yale
Harvard
Lockwood
Foster
West Point
Lincoln
Subs
Roseben Wins Bay View Handicap at Aqueduct
On a heavy track at Aqueduct Roseben the second choice 11 to 5 carried 146 pounds to win the Bay View handicap seven furlongs in 1.27 2-5. He overtook Hot Teddy as the favorite drifted, while three favorites won the program.
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New York
Roseben
Aqueduct
Hot Teddy
Thessien Takes Full Charge of City Hall Alleys
George Thessien now heads City Hall alleys after years with Tommy McCarthy's venues and as a leading bowler in the City league. The resort has been recently updated with new lanes and facilities for tenpin enthusiasts.
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George Thessien
City Hall
Thessien
Tommy McCarthy
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