Championships in two school leagues hinge on today’s games
Brookline High meets Newton High at Newton to decide the Preparatory league title while Roxbury Latin faces Volkmann at the American league grounds for the Inter preparatory crown. Brookline’s win secures the pennant. a Newton victory likely awards the flag to Newton.
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Brookline High
Newton High
Newton
Roxbury Latin
Volkmann
Cambridage Latin
Cambridge Latin
Hennenger
Dartmouth
Waltham
Brookline
Highland School
Bobby Hill
East Boston High
West Roxbury High
West Roxbury
Noddle Island
Roxbury
Leo Leary
John O'Donnell
East Boston
Chelsea High
Benny Phipps
Brockton High
Percy Moore
Revere High
Harvard Professor Attacks Bret Harte Works
Professor Josiah Royce says Bret Harte lacked real mining era insight and that his stories are based on romantic fiction drawn from hearsay. He defines provincialism as a community’s self respect and distinct life, urging New England to preserve it amid transition. Speakers include George L. Munn and Robert A. Woods.
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Bret Harte
Josiah Royce
Harvard University
California
Massachusetts
Huntington Hall
New England
George L. Munn
Somerville Defeats Malden in Dual YMCA Meet
Somerville won a YMCA dual meet 27 to 23 over Malden after Malden led until the relay race. The event was held last night in Somerville and featured a close team competition.
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Somerville
Malden Y. M. C. A
Malden
Nut Coed McGreevey’s Team Tops Lin enards In Pinfall Duel
In Roxbury Amateur League action last night Nut Coed McGreevey’s squad beat Lin enards 1268 to 1255. The Whittiers swept femovals 3–0 with a 1255 to 1155 pinfall. McNamara led scoring with a 187 string.
Milk Hygiene Message Ends With Gold Dust Endorsement
Farmers Bulletin No 63 from the U S Department of Agriculture warns that keeping milk and all dairy vessels clean prevents hundreds of germs. The ad promotes Gold Dust for daily sterilization of milk bottles pans pails and utensils to ensure freshness and safety.
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United States Department of Agriculture
War of minor leaguer factions eases at Chicago meeting
In Chicago the minor leagues held a conciliatory session as factions failed to heal the rift. Pat Powers urged calm while the National Association adjourned to meet again in Memphis. The bolting league pledged to wait for peace overtures and prepared to discuss the crisis in Buffalo on November 18.
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Auditorium Hotel
Board of Arbitration
Pat’? Powers
Eastern League
National Association of Minor Baseball Leagues
Memphis
Tenn
National Association
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Harry C. Pulliam
Bolting League
National Commission
Ovents
I Eastern League
American Association
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Franklin Beats Raffaele In B Class Billiards Duel
In the 18th game of the B class amateur billiard tourney at Hub Palace last night Franklin defeated Raffaele 200 to 154.
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Hub Palace
Franklin
Raffaele
Ten Insurance Teams Compete In Adams Square Bowling
Ten teams in the Fire Insurance league bowled last night on Adams Square alleys. Employers topped Field & Cowles with a strong 478 to 436 win after earlier high scores totaling 1335, as tensions ran high and several high game marks were posted.
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Fire’ Insurance League
Adams Square
Field & Cowles
Field & C. Ieee
Kimball
DeArellar
Jordan
Brier Seers
Chubbuck
Ivison
Clark
Aldrich
Dolan
Neily
Sondheim
Hollis
Zuner
Newell
Wilson
Lawrence So
McLean
Doell
Dearborn
Hiltz
Elliott
Robertson
High school matchups listed for various leagues
East Boston High meets West Roxbury High at West Roxbury Boston High School league. Newton High faces Brookline High at Newton Preparatory league. Roxbury Latin versus Volkmann at Allston d interpreparatory league. Wellesley High plays Brown Nico ls at Wellesley.
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East Boston High
West Roxbury High
West Roxbury
Newton High
Brookline High
Newton—Preparatory League
Roxbury Latin
Volkmann
Allston
Wellesley High
Brown & Nicols
Wellesley
Barker Keeps On Winning In American Chess Championship
Charles F. Barker of Boston took a commanding lead as J. A. Drouillard of Kansas City fell to his 10th defeat in the series. Barker led 93 to 19 in the first game and 22 to 18 in the Bristol game, both ending in draws, reducing the challenger’s chance of overcoming the champion.
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Kansas City
Charles F. Barker
Boston
J. A. Drouillard
Denny
Drouillard
Bristol
Nervy finish keys win in Boston bowling clash
Paul Poehler anchors a nervy late string to seal victory as rival Carruth falters. Local leagues debate best fives with Galway and Poehler frequently named. Lamprey posts 345 across three strings, edging Galway’s mark. Captain Dame and Bill O’Brien pace teams amid campaign chatter at Adams Square alleys.
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Paul Poehler
Carruth
Paul
Boston
Greater
Galway
Poehler
Lamprey
American Express League
Salem
Cullen
Dame
Boston Highlands
Bill O'Brien
Bill
Jack Sheehan
Jack
Adams Square
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Paz o Ointment
Guaranteed to cure itching burning bleeding or protruding piles. If not effective in 6 to 14 days, your money refunded. Uses a special formula with fast relief claims.
Leadership in College Football Race Shapes End-Season Contests
Arthur Duffey surveys impending intercollegiate games that determine the season’s standings. Princeton faces Yale in a pivotal clash, Harvard challenges Dartmouth, with Yale and Harvard seen as front runners for the championship. Dartmouth’s win over Princeton boosts its claim, while Boston College Holy Cross discussions loom for Thanksgiving.
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Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cambridge
New Haven
Cornell
Chicago
Michigan
Penn
Carlisle Indians
Denver University
St. Louis College
Crimson
Indians
Hanover
Holy Cross
South End Grounds
Racing disbarment case flags two riders from amateur status
The paper notes Hill and Cameron were deemed professionals by the N C A Board of Control, barring them from amateur riding. It asserts they were allowed to race as professionals in sprint events, and calls for publishing the facts of the disbarment.
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Hill
Cameron
N. C. A. Board of Control
Papke Hires Kaufmann as Sparring Partner
Bill Papke the middleweight champion hires Al Kaufmann the California heavyweight as sparring partner for his training ahead of a Thanksgiving eve fight with Stanley Ketchell in San Francisco. Kaufmann will direct Papke’s training and act as chief second on fight night.
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Bill Papke
al Kaufmann
California
Stanley Ketchell
San Francisco
Papke
Kaufmann
Metchell
Newburyport Opens Season with 21 14 Victory over Everett
Newburyport defeats Everett 21 to 14 in the season opener in Newburyport Massachusetts. The game featured three 15 minute periods with an attendance listed as 8. The box contains incomplete player notes and officials but confirms the final score and location.
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Newburyport
Everett
Mass
Grebenstein
Asi Escesees
Rf. Wright
Vaugan
Ovicsissis Ccccces Eae c
Renkert Forpett
B. Lawson
SIG Rpi Ee
Fenders
Plans Completed for Big Marathon Race
YONKERS November 12 All plans completed for the Thanksgiving Day marathon run by the Mercury A. C. More than 100 entries received including seven of last year’s cup winners. The lone absentee is Johnny Hayes.
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Yonkers
Mercury A. C
Johnny Hayes
Injuries Cripple Two School Elevens
Serious injuries in the last two days cripple Boston Latin and English High School football squads. Star players like Lenny Upham were operated on, with O Hara, Nutter, Cleary, Temple and Fitzgerald all sidelined or doubtful for tomorrow’s games and possibly the season.
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Lenny Upham
Upham
O'Hara
Nutter
Captain Cleary
Jatin School
Waltham
Temple
Tom Fitzgerald
Carlisle Cripples Regain Form Before Pittsburg Game
Carlisle Indian School football team, led by Coach Warner, completed a lengthy practice in Carlisle Penn before the Western game with Pittsburg. The session included fundamentals and a 30 minute scrimmage as the cripples work back to shape.
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Cutler
Volkmann
Locke
McCaffrey
Storms
Gregory
Dan Tollet
Brown
Pushee
Allen
Ford
Walker
Carlisle
Penn
University of Pittsburg
Redskins
Warner
Murphy Leaves for Cuba After World Series
President Charles W. Murphy of the Chicago Cubs has departed for Cuba. The club leader is reported in poor health following the World Series and travels abroad to recover.
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Chicago
Navy
Charles W. Murphy
Cubs
Cuba
Cub
Chicago American League Club Members Seek Court Action
Members suspended for playing with the Logan Squares will pursue the case in court as major league concerns grow tense with ongoing troubles in the circuit.
Free Trial Bottle Offer for Elec trela Remedy
A call to fill in name and address on dotted lines and mail to Ko Rec Tiv Co Chicago with a two cent stamp to receive a free trial bottle. The ad promises Elec trela will demonstrate its effects immediately upon sending.
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Ko-Rec-Tiv Co
State St
Chicago
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