Brown and Dartmouth clash in 2 p m at Huntington Ave grounds
Preparations span for 15 000 spectators at the Brown Dartmouth game with 1 50 and 1 tickets, Dan Lane Harvard umpire, Joe Pendleton Bowdoin ref, and Brown coaching stars Freddy Murphy Daff Gammons Hoppy Hunt Al Chase aiding coach Robinson. Dartmouth hopes to counter injuries from Amherst while Brown pursues a Thanksgiving rematch in strong form.
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Bowdoin
Dan Lane
Harvard
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Dartmouth
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Daff’’ Gammons
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Hunt
al Chase
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Harvard Hockey Team Starts Practice Tomorrow
Harvard's hockey team will begin practice tomorrow at Hemenway gymnasium before moving outdoors to Holmes Field rink when cold weather arrives. Only four players from last year's squad remain eligible: Captain Callaway, Wilder, Townsend, and MacLeod, dampening prospects for a strong season.
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Townsend
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Timekeeper: Yale outclasses Harvard after Princeton trip
Harvard observers on the midnight train debate the Yale Princeton game and predict Harvard’s slim chances against Yale. Coaches defend some hope, but the group agrees Yale dominates on both sides, with Yale’s line and ends superior and Princeton’s Tigers unable to mitigate Yale’s overall superiority.
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Lanky Bob Fitzsimmons Visits Boston for Week of Reception
Robert Fitzsimmons known as Lanky Bob, dean among active boxers, travels to Boston this week and receives a cordial reception from local sports figures. At 46, he remains a formidable foe, rivaled only by Jeffries, with a storied career across Australia and America including holding the middleweight and heavyweight titles.
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Graves Grain Alcohol Offered by Graves & Sons Boston
The nearest purity in Alcohol comes from Graves Grain Alcohol produced by Chester H Graves & Sons Boston Mass. The firm labels each bottle with our name on the neck and face to assure customers of value and satisfaction. If a dealer cannot supply Graves Grain Alcohol we will provide names of others who can.
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Yale Pep Peeve Teases Harvard At Football Game
A playful Yale chant taunts Harvard during the football game, boasting that Yale’s Blue will overpower the Crimson. The verse ribaldly predicts Yale’s dominance, urging Harvard not to be angry as Yale wins decisively.
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King's Bohemian Beer Promoted as Purest Brew
A promotional note touts King's Bohemian Beer as made from pure ingredients in a clean brewery and urges readers to try it today.
Interscholastic League Standings and Key Victories
Somerville High beat Dorchester High in a hard fought game as Volkmann and Somerville secure pivotal wins. Rindge Manual’s upset over English High shifts Inter scholastic contention. Chelsea High defeats Brighton 30 to 0 while Newton High leads Preparatory hopefuls. Standings show Somerville 3 0 1.000 and Dorchester 1 6 6? 7 0 .
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Boiler blast wrecks flat on Huntington Avenue
A hot water boiler exploded in the basement of Dr. Francis A. Cane’s first floor flat at 208 Huntington Avenue, shattering window glass and blowing out the rear door. The shock rattled the entire house but no injuries occurred and damage was limited to flooring and furnishings. losses were not expected to be heavy.
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Francis A. Cane
Huntington Avenue
Dr. Cane
Police arrest two drug clerks in liquor sales case
Walter Davidson aged 19 of 291 BE street was arrested yesterday morning for selling liquor to a police officer at 309 West Fourth Street. John J. Lowery aged 36 of 446 Broadway was later arrested for the same offense at 801 Broadway. Drug clerks. Officers also seized alcohol from Breen Warrenton street and West Wheeler street premises: 20½ gallons lager beer, 3.5 quarts whiskey, and 6⅔ gallons beer.
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BE Street
West Fourth Street
John J. Lowery
Broadway
Bridget Breen
Warrenton Street
Alexander West
Wheeler Street
Bowling Honor Roll Highlights from Last Week’s Matches
The Pythian team of the Greater Boston league tied with Cochrane Rexford for individual candle pin honors in the past week of league bowling.
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Greater Boston
Cochrane
Rexford
Best Scores From Greater Boston Bottle and Candle Pin League
Last week in Greater Boston league action the Sudbury team total led at 1396 with Murray and Irwin posting a 505 single. Individual highs went to T Burns of Pythian Rexford Cochrane 316 and Cochrane 132. Bottle pins marks show Ariington Boat Club Mystic Valley 2688 team total and Charlestown Mystic Valley 940 team single. Individual leader T A Ashby Albion Allston Golf 616. King of Boston & Maine North Shore 234.
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Allston Golf
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Greater Boston
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Pythian
Cochrane
Rexford
Arlington B C Still Leads Mystic Valley Bowling Standings
Arlington B C remains the leaders in the Mystic Valley League with eight wins and one loss, despite a slip in last week's results. Melrose A C sits second, two games back, while Arlington holds a commanding total pinfall lead. Durgin of Arlington B C stands as high roller with an average above 182, about 10 pins ahead of Kinsman of Glendon.
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Arlington
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Glendon
Steamship Men's League Rolls On at Sudbury Alleys
At a Saturday meeting of the Steamship Transportation candle pin league, it was decided to open the series tonight and continue for 20 weeks under Greater Boston rules. Teams include White Star, Leyland, Boston & Maine, Boston and Albany, Everybody's, and Transit S. S. Company.
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Boston
White Star
Leyland
Boston & Maine
Boston& Albany
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Three Men Saved From Gas Leak in Haverhill
Haverhill reports three men James Frawley William Burns and George Mears were found unconscious in a River Street room after a gas cock was left open by accident. They were rushed to the hospital where Burns and Mears are listed as recovering while Frawley remains in critical condition with little hope of recovery.
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James Frawley
William Burns
George Mears
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River Street
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Mears
Arlington Tug-of-War Team Sets Thanksgiving Challenge
The Arlington tug-of-war team led by captain Patrick Conty, with Patrick Conty, William Conty, Patrick Fitzgerald, Patrick Ready and Andrew Wall, invites a strong opponent for Thanksgiving. They challenge the world at 700 pounds and will post $150 to substantiate their claim.
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Patrick Conty
William Conty
Patrick Fitzgerald
Patrick Ready
Andrew Wall
Celtics and Rangers to Play Thanksgiving Game for State Title
The Celtics of Malden and the Boston Rangers meet Thanksgiving morning at 10 30 on the National league grounds. Seven teen men per side compete for the state championship and a $250 purse.
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Malden bicyclist seriously injured after crash on Blackstone Street
Frederick Payrole a 40 year old Malden resident of 91 Bryant street fell while riding a bicycle on Blackstone street yesterday afternoon striking his head on the pavement. He was taken to the Relief station with a concussion of the brain.
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Frederick Payrole
Bryant Street
Malden
Football Notes Touchdown Plans for Thanksgiving Games
The New York & Boston Despatch Express Company seeks a Thanksgiving afternoon game near Boston. Clifton R. Hallett at South Terminal station handles inquiries. The Clinker A. C. aims for 125-pound teams on Nov 19 and Thanksgiving Day at home grounds. Half fares for 12 players. W Traynor lists contact at 554 Fifth Street South Boston. Attendance reportedly around 5000 per Post coverage.
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South Terminal Station
Care
Clinker A. C
W. Traynor
Fifth Street
South Boston
F. M
Lawrence
Post
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