Roxbury High Faces Roxbury Latin In City Gridiron Shuffle
Roxbury High meets Boston Latin School at Dunbar Avenue Grounds in a key city game. Roxbury, coming off a 1 goal win over Dorchester, hopes captain MacDonald returns to boost chances. Other games today include Melrose at Medford in Suburban league and Brookline at Newton on Newton’s field.
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Boston
Roxbury High
Dunbar Avenue
Dorchester High
MacDonald
Roxbury
Melrose High
Medford High
Medford
Brookline
Newton High
Boston Latin Loses Back Simpson For Season
Simpson the crack Boston Latin left halfback will be out for the rest of the season due to parental objections. He was injured in a practice scrimmage less than two weeks ago and has not played since. Thanksgiving day game will miss two top players as Thompson also sits out.
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Simpson
Boston Latin
Thompson
Latin School
Plank University
Perry Blink
Hopscotch
Pink Baby Ribbon Club
Waltham Faces Revere In Anticipated Hammer Bout
Waltham high eleven hosts Revere in a Saturday matchup seen as a hammer game from the start. Both squads have shown pace this season, with little chance for Revere to win though plenty of hard play is expected.
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Waltham
High Eleven
Revere
Yost To Remain Michigan Coach For Next Two Years
Ann Arbor reports Director Baird stating Yost will coach Michigan next year under the existing two year contract. No discussion of replacing him until the term ends. possible successor Dan McGugin only if Yost declines to sign a new deal.
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Ann Arbor
Yost
Michigan
Baird
Wolverines
Dan McGugin
McGugin
Cutler to Face Gallagher in 400-Point Billiard Exhibition
Albert G. Cutler Boston’s top billiard star left for Philadelphia to meet Tom Gallagher of New York in a 400 point 18.2 balk line game. The match opens a new billiard academy in the city. Cutler will concede Gallagher 100 points in 400.
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Albert G. Cutler
Boston
Philadelphia
Tom Gallagher
New York
Quaker City
Cutler
Chambers
Princeton
Richards
Yale
Six-Day Cycle Standings in Boston After 50 Hours
After 50 hours of riding in Boston Park Square Garden six-day cycle event, six teams remain led by Moran and Fogler with 768 miles. A late surge saw Moran grab the lead from Limberg while Fogler pressed, numerous laps were traded, and several teams dropped back. Harsh spills marred the day amid police presence to prevent clashes between rival camps.
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Boston
Park Square Garden
Moran
Fogler
Carl Limberg
New York
Sherwood
Hugh MacLean
Walter Bargett
Wiley
Mitten
Kolbrook-Galvin
Sherwood-Limberg
Connolly-Wyatt
Hill-Bizzari
Krebs
Keegan
Bargett
Downing
Hargett
Moran-Fogler—Vets
Eeereeerees Root-Bargett
Eee
Ene
Keegan-Mitten
Downing-Hopper
Western
MacLean-Krebs
Ger
Wiley-Anderson
Dan
Wryatt-Connolly
Brockton Evens
Papke Knocks Out Caponi In Peoria Bout
Bill Papke stopped Tony Caponi with a hard right uppercut in the second round of a scheduled 10 round match at the Peoria A C. Caponi failed to rise within minutes after the knockout as Papke dominated the earlier exchanges and pushed Caponi to the ropes.
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Peoria
Ill
Bill Papke
Tony Caponi
Peoria A. C
Caponi
Papke
Johnson to Meet O Brien in Fight Entertains Offer
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Jack Johnson signed articles to fight any distance from 6 to 20 rounds before the club making the best offer. Promoters may bid after Johnson's recent bout with Jim Flynn with offers likely from coast and Philadelphia clubs.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Jack Johnson
John
Jim Flynn
O'Brien
Gossip of the Boxers Rallying for Papke’s next showdowns
William Papke the middleweight is billed for key bouts next week in Bowdoin square and Chelsea against Walter Stanton and Bartley Connolly as clubs promote no decision bouts. Stanton recently defeated Johnny Carroll in New York while Papke aims to thrill Boston fans with top contenders.
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William Papke
Walter Stanton
Cooper S
A. C
Bowdoin Square
Bartley Connolly
Maine
Winnisimmer A. C
Chelsea
Papke
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Gotham Sports
East Boston
Faneuil Hall
Meridian Street
Jimmy Hanlon
Tommy Rewson
Winnisimmer
Young Kirby
Harry Scroggs
Baltimore
Haverhill A. C
Willie Cornell
Scroggs
Cornell
Kirby
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Lil’ Artha Johnsing
Augusta
Los Angeles
Cal
Jimmy Briggs
New England
Kid Shea
Hallowell
Augusta Club
Hanks
Prize Winning Bows-Wows At Boston Dog Show
At Mechanics Building Boston Terrier show crowds cheered as Mister Jack owned by S R Foster beat Champion Oakmount in class 8. Tod Boy owned by J Platz leads overall with wins in multiple prizes. Knipe's Reville Quentin and Reville Kermit win open classes with several podium finishers from Mount and Fodry.
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Mechanics Building
Oakmount
A. F. Mount
Tod Boy
J. Platz
Reville Kermit
M. A. Knipe
Sir Barney Blue
J. C. Fodry
Reville Tonah
Arthur Mulvey
Boston Pet Stock Company
Frank Dondero
Lady Rouge
Wells
Green
Aurby
J M. Dale
Harvard Facing Defeat Before Dartmouth and Yale Games
Harvard held a brief secret practice prior to the Dartmouth game and Tuesday's Yale tilt, ending with a ten minute scrimmage against the second team. The session showed no features that could spark hope for success in the upcoming two games.
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Dartmouth
Yale
Harvard
Harvard Crimson Faces Slim Hope After Patchy Practice
Absentees Parker Starr Apollonio and Brennan left a depleted Harvard squad with a weak defensive line exposed by the second eleven. The offense struggled with onside kicks and passes, while Wendell and Rand finally punched through for a touchdown. Outlook for tomorrow’s Harvard victory against Dartmouth appears doubtful given the uneven team play and recent faults.
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Parker
Starr
Apollonio
Brennan
Varsity
Tne
Wendell
Rand
Wendelly
Harvard
Hanover
Crimson
Dartmouth
Dartmouth Ready for Harvard Clash After Light final Practice
Dartmouth players enjoyed a light final practice in Hanover as they prepare to travel to Boston. Dr John Bowler aided fitness and a bonfire ritual signaled confidence. The team plans to stay at the Copley Square Hotel and attend a theatre before facing Harvard.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
John Bowler
Boston
Copley Square
Harvard
Crimson
A U S Sponsorship Clash and Diary Reflections
Officials of the A A U plan to banish Tom Longboat from amateur competition in the United States, accusing him of professionalism. The diary segment lampoons patrons of star athletes and recalls comically a barber episode and a temporary hopscotch team change.
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Tom Longboat
United States
Longboat
James I. Sullivan
Sullivan
Yale Poised to Rout Tigers 18 to 0 Says Trainer
New Haven November 14 Yale, already confident of beating Princeton 18 to 0, held a final light practice as 2,000 undergraduates filled the stadium to cheer the team. Sid Coe predicted the victory while Yale observers warned against Princeton’s Harlan, but Coy’s long punts were seen as Yale’s safeguard.
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New Haven
Yale
Tigers
Sid Coe
Princeton
Ter Rockwell
Paul Veeder
Phil Smith
Ralph Bloomer
Eddie Glass
Harlan
Coy
Onside kicks and big sports week notes mix in Carlisle Yale and more
A round up of sports topics includes onside kick philosophy at Carlisle, Yale Princeton football crowds, Penn vs Michigan debates, hunting exploits by Rube Waddell, a Princeton Yale swimming match, Henley exclusion of foreigners, and baseball leader Hans Wagner’s long standing NL batting title. Also noted are 1908 racing stakes, Suburban Handicap increases, and U SAA leader Sullivan’s likely re election.
Nationals camp poised for holiday talks on big deal
Baseball notes suggest a major move may emerge after the holidays as Frank Sparks of the Phillies posts a .384 average in 83 games with only three hits. The chatter hints at a prize or setback for Frank in a tense Phillies-Nationals context.
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Shawmut
Atkinson
Paine
Ferdinand
Mor
Paine Vee
Ty Ry Set
Ferdinand Pe
Nationals
Frank Sparks
Phillie
O Keefe Papke Rematch Planned in Philadelphia Ring
English champion Pat O Keefe impressed in his bout with Billy Papke in Philadelphia leading to a rematch before another Quaker City club. Sam Berger the Western heavyweight teaches boxing at the University of California and is said to be making a great bit with his pupils.
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Pat O'Keefe
Billy Papke
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Sam Berger
University of California
Sam
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Ynee
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West Point
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Walter Camp
Carl Flanders
Burr Chamberlin
Frank Hinkey
Johnny Hall
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L. E. Alcott
R. E. Paige
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Rube Waddell
Pennsylvania
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Hans
Coney Island Jockey Club
James E. Sullivan
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J. M. Gorman
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Mystic
Warren
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John Hancock
New England Mutual
C. A. Bolt
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Paige
Etna
Fireman's Fund
Boston Insurance
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Contoocook
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Castlegate
Arthur Sternburg
Washington St
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