Bouts and cross country plans loom in Boston sports page
The article recalls past boxing rematches and previews an Armory bout between Ted Kid Lewis and Jack Briton, notes Harvard's likely subs against Brown, and outlines upcoming cross country events under the N BEAAU with dates, venues, and entry contacts in Cambridge and Boston. Ted Meredith’ s retirement is mentioned amid Swedish tour praise.
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Shakspere
Jimmy Johnston
Danny Morgan
Armory
Duffeys 2 Sports Show Same Snap Skill as Yale Game
Duffeys 2 Sports demonstrate strong snapping ability likening their play to Yale game as Haughton’s second string and regulars show similar handling of the pigskin with nimble execution.
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Yale
Haughton
Minard's Liniment Promises Fast Relief for Neuralgia
A vintage health note proclaims Minard's liniment eases facial and head pains for women and men. It describes a soothing cream that does not stain, blister, or irritate, and notes a sixty year history of dependable pain relief trusted by druggists and neighbors alike.
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Minard
Amateur Boxing Event At Back Bay Club House
The B A A amateur sparring tournament will be held Saturday night at the Back Bay club house not Mechanics' building. Only Back Bay members may watch. Heavyweight entrants should apply to the club's athletic manager.
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Mechanics’ Building
Back Bay
F. G
Billy Langford
Harvard
Langford
BlackBoard Talk At B C Prepares for Holy Cross Game
Coach Brickley held a final two weeks of hard practice with a blackboard talk outlining campaign plans. Scouts reported from Holy Cross Bowdoin and Worcester Tech games. Team A and B scrimmaged with a dummy attack, Team 13 scored two touchdowns as first string added one. McKenna and Joe Curry starred in Team B backfield with gains and several first downs. Joe Brickley led the first team in Fitzgerald’s absence due to a bad knee.
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Brickley
Holy Cross
Holy Cross Bowdoin
Worcester Tech-Renssaeler
Team 13
McKenna
Joe Curry
Curry
Joe Brickley
Charlie Fitzgerald
Britt to Box Myers in Main bout at Commercial A C
Frankie Young Britt of New Bedford will meet Billy Myers of Brooklyn in the weekly Friday night programme at the Commercial A C. They fight at 126 pounds ringside. The eight round card is nearly complete with Jimmie Gray and Patsy Greene likely to square off and Young Chodos against Sammy White listed.
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Commercial A. C
Frankie
Young
Britt
New Bedford
Billy Myers
Brooklyn
Jimmie Gray
Chelsea
Patsy Greene
Cambridge
Young Chodos
The
North End
Sammy White
Hemp stead Reelected President Of New York National League Club
New York November 13 Harry N Hempstead was re elected today as president of the New York National league base ball club John B Foster was re elected secretary
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New York
Harry N. Hempstead
New York National League Baseball Club
John B. Foster
Clubmakers Tourney at Belmont Springs Nets Top Prize
A two ball Scotch foursome event at Belmont Springs Country Club drew clubmakers from Greater Boston shops and stores. Harry Nicoll and Joe Hackett took first prize with 169 total from 84 85, ahead of J J Costello and Charles Burgess Jr. with 179, while several pairs faced disqualification or withdrawal in the second round.
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Belmont Springs Country Club
Greater
Boston
Harry Nicoll
Woodland
Joe Hackett
J. J. Costello
Charles Burgess, Jr
Woodland Golf Club
May Have Storm For Yale Harvard Game
Horace Johnson a Haddam weather seer predicted a major storm would hit New Haven on or after the Yale Harvard football game. The 93 year old, after seeing Brown defeat the Eli, warned residents to prepare for rain or snow lasting several days and advised buying coal now.
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New Haven
Conn
Horace Johnson
Haddam
Yale
Yale Baseball Adviser resigns over athletic reorganization
Walter M. Carter, Yale's former pitcher and 20 year adviser to the Yale graduate baseball committee, resigns from the board of control amid discontent with Yale's athletic reorganization plans. He declines to continue as a baseball adviser, leaving a long era of service.
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New Haven
Conn
Walter IF. Carter
Yale
Yale Graduate Baseball Committee
Robert N. Corwin
Yale Board of Control
Carter
Walter Camp
Tufts Freshmen Edge Sophomores in Interclass Victory
Tufts freshmen defeated the sophomores 2 to 0 on the Tufts oval in the annual interclass contest. A third period miscue by Schenk allowed Ryan to recover a pass and be tackled behind his goal by Tilton for the safety. The win gives the freshmen the lead in the series after two wins in three events.
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Tufts
Sophs
Tufts Oval
Schenk
Ryan
Tilton
McNamee
Dewey Mullen
Shhenck Sinsert
Bachs
Bullard
Hobbs Cahoon
Stockman Sabine
Besse
Jesse
Kimball
Beady Reagan
Besters
Crocker Keele
Benes
Lubinsky
Somerville
Kelly
R H
Cronin McGee
Frankely
Figheleer
Smith Tufts
MacNaughton
Cornell
Porter
Beacham
McDonald
Yale Coach Guy Nickalls Celebrates Birthday Banquet
Yale crew coach Guy Nickalls celebrated his birthday with a quiet banquet in New Haven. He was praised for restoring Yale rowing prospects after last year’s slump and planned to sail for England the next day aboard the Arabic. He will offer his services to British military forces this winter and return to Yale in March to lead the rowing program.
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New Haven
Conn
Guy Nickalls
Yale
University
Hia
England
Brickley Confirmed to Lead Boston College Football
Official confirmation has been received that Coach Charlie Brickley will direct the Maroon and Gold football program for the next two seasons. Brickley, former Harvard star drop-kicker and current mentor at Boston College, will take complete charge of BC football operations.
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Charlie Brickley
Harvard
Boston College
Brickley
Maroon and Gold
Natick Seconds Upset Concord Second Team 20 to 9
Natick High School seconds defeated Concord High School seconds 20 to 9 yesterday afternoon on the Concord playground in an exciting game.
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Concord High School
Natick High School
Concord
Factory of stars and the studio shuffle
Familiar discusses how studios abandon stock companies as contracts end and actors shift to freelance work. The piece notes the shift creates instability for performers, the importance of magnetism over looks, and the enduring demand for a distinctive personality in film.
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Moving Picture Studios
Cider Fire Extinguished at Small Barn Roof
Northbridge Centre November 13. A fire on a small barn roof owned by Sarkis Acedishian was put out using 312 gallons of reformed water drawn from six cider barrels at a value of 46.80. Whitinsville firemen arrived and finished the nearly empty sixth barrel of apple juice to douse the blaze.
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Northbridge Centre
Sarkis Acedishian
Whitinsville
Harvard Fans Raise 5500 For Surgical Unit In France
During the Harvard versus Princeton game last Saturday ushers collected 5500 from 27 000 spectators for Harvard's surgical unit bound for France. The fourth Harvard unit sails Friday under Dr. Herbert H White, following three prior deployments.
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Billy Sunday
Harvard
France
Herbert H. White
Plan to eliminate Charter Oak races in Hartford
A proposal to drop grand circuit racing at Charter Oak Park may be discussed at the Connecticut Fair Association annual meeting in Hartford on November 20. Supporters say interest wanes since anti betting laws.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Connecticut Fair Association
Malden High Seeks Saturday Opponent After Cancellation
Malden High is without a Saturday game after Fall River cancelled. Faculty Manager Angell may be reached by phone in Malden 262.
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Malden High
Fall River
Mill Town
Angell
Malden
Return Game Set Between Lexington and Malden Girls Hockey
Miss Minnie Packard of Lexington High School schedules a return girls field hockey match between Lexington’s championship team and Malden High School at Pine Banks Malden on Monday afternoon November 27.
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Arlington High
Milton
Arlington
Wyman
Flaherty
D. Haberts
Misa. Lunt
Rfh
Kenseith
Wills
Cross
Stickney
Guilfoyle
Thatcher
Kennedy
Leary
Kimball
Baker
Winz
Graham
Lovett
Miss Cunningham
Hadley
Dudley
Crosby
Batcouan
Mullen
EB. Roberts
Miss Mayo
Miss Hadley
Eilenor Doty
Sargent School
E School Whiting
Miss Condon
Sargent
Minnie Packard
Lexington High School
Malden High School
Pine Banks
Malden
Waterfront Calendar and Fish Market Report
The Waterfront section notes tides and celestial observations for November 14, plus vessel activity at the fish pier. Ten groundfish vessels were present, including the Ripple, with one mackerel arrival. Wholesale prices cover haddock, cod, pollock, hake, and mackerel. Cargo updates include coal aboard M. D. Cressey and new schooners under construction for Crowell & Thurlow. The Houston line brought 100,000 hides and skins and wool via Hostilius from Argentina.
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Teese
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Athena
G. de Costa
W. Goodspeed
Esther
Nora Robinson
M. D. Cressey
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Crowell & Thurlow
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Rockland
Atlantic Coast Company
Thomaston
Townsend's
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Houston Line
Hostilius
Argentina
Porto Rico
Landsman
Shipping News Arrived and Sailed Vessels List
Shipping news reports arrival of steamers including San Mateo Robbins Port Simon and others from Porto Rico to New York and Philadelphia. It also lists schooners M D Cressy Wallace Mary B Wellington and multiple tugs and barges in tow plus vessels sailing to New York Baltimore and St. John N B.
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Hostilius
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Montevideo
Porto Rico
Hylas
Samuels
Cape Town
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Savannah
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Wilson
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James
Newport News
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Decker
New York
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Wallace
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Mary B. Wellington
Martin
Nichols
Pittee
Rockport
Mass
West End
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Charles T. Gallagher
Huey
Plymouth
High View
Pallas
Smith
Newport
R. I
Panamar
North Star
Portland
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Nantucket
City of Memphis
Everett
Carlisle
Barry
Glendower
Marion
Piedmont
Sewalls Point
Beverly
Standard II
S. TI. Co
Gibson
Sandwich
Marguerite
Amateur bouts at Riverside Boat Club headline Cambridge boxing
A small turnout at the Riverside Boat Club in Cambridge featured several neat exhibitions. In the 125-pound main event Williams of Cambridge defeated Laurie of Malden over eight rounds, with other results including Delano of Charlestown defeating Snterell of Boston in 108 pounds, Kramer of Boston over Reed of Cambridge in 115 pounds, and Morris of Boston beating Briggs of Brighton in 135 pounds.
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Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
Delano
Charlestown
Snterell
Boston
Kramer
Reed
Williams
Laurie
Malden
Morris
Briggs
Brighton
Three More Matches in President’s Cup Planned
Arlmont Golf Club chairman Truman L. Quimby said three additional matches remain in the president's cup tournament. The matches are expected to be played next Saturday afternoon to decide the winner and trophy trialist.
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Truman L. Quimby
Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Keewatin Academy Eyes Dean Academy Game in Case of Heddie Tie
Keewatin Academy of Waukesha announces negotiations to play Dean Academy if their schedule with Heddie Institute falls through. The strong midwest team would give Dean or any New England eleven a stiff test and a Boston game could draw notable interest.
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Waukesha
Wis
Keewatin Academy of
Dean Academy
Heddie Institute
Keewatin
Dean
New England
Middle West
Boston
Rindge Seeks Alumni Addresses for Fall Appeals
Rindge plans its annual Thanksgiving Day game at Somerville this fall and seeks current addresses of alumni who have moved. Faculty Manager Ray Fitzgerald aims to mail applications to these former students.
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Rindge
Somerville
Ray Fitzgerald
Concord High to Meet Needham in Classic Saturday
Concord High School football meets Needham High School in an annual clash next Saturday afternoon at Needham Werbert Pickard. Fullback Pickard leads the Concord eleven in the matchup.
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Concord High School
Needham High School
Needham Werbert
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