English High Faces Key Match Minus Two Star Players
English High will be weakened by the absence of captain Gordon Roche and guard Algar for today's game with the High School of Commerce at the American League grounds. Roche suffered a shoulder injury and may have a fractured humerus, while Algar has a painful arm boil. The team, already short handed, relies on Coach O'Donnell's preparation to compete against Commerce.
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Somerville
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Fenway School
O’donnell
Commerce
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Dorchester High
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Coagh White
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Malden High
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Andover
Romeo Benoit
Henri Benoit
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Curley
South Boston
Bill Matthews
Mechanic Arts High
Medford High
Medford
Dorchester
Mooney
Matthews
Everett High
Boston College High
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Salem
Squires
Garden City
Danvers High
Beverly
Danvers
Brookline High
Cambridge
Brookline
Newton
Grant
Baker
3 20 8 Cigar Hype in Boston Ad
An old Boston advertisement touts the 3 20 8 Cigar as the biggest and quickest hit, appealing to loyal smokers. It highlights expert manufacturing from Havana leaf in an American factory, praising quality and low price to entice buyers.
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Boston
Newton High Romps Over Crippled Allen Team 52 to 0
Newton High overwhelmed the crippled Allen School squad on Claflin Field, winning 52 to 0. Newton scored four touchdowns by Ryder and others, with Marshall and Brooks adding TDs and Allen conceding a safety. Attendance was about 500.
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Dorney
Adams
Taunton Defeats Providence In Polo Thriller 9–8
Taunton edges Providence 9 to 8 in a fast polo game. Key players include Quigtes and Lewis Thompson for Taunton, McGilvray and Griffith for Providence, with Mullen leading Taunton scorers at 58 and Pence at 46. Referee Rorty officiated, Mansfield timing.
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Eeee Eeewe Verre Cree
Lewis Thompson
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Bolo Griffith
Bho
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Woods Ponge
Bene Escrcerseresence
Mullen
Pence
Foul—Hardy
Rorty
Timéer—Mansfield
Fall River Beats Worcester in One-Sided Polo Match 6-0
Fall River defeats Worcester 6 to 0 in polo with Korzelius Fahrner Menard Hickey Lincoln and Richart O'Brien among scorers. Harper Sutton lead Worcester with stops and goals noted. Referee Cusick and timer Leary.
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Fall River
Worcester
Korzelius
Fahrner
Menard Hickey
Lincoln
McCarthy Carrigan
Ee Richart O’brien
H. B
Miller Harper
Bose
Sutton
Harper
Fowls—O’brien
Cusick
Timer—Leary
New Bedford Beats Brockton 7 2 in Team Hockey Match
New Bedford seized an easy victory over Brockton with a 7 to 2 score in tonight’s game. Key players included Duggan Lang and Cusick on rushes, Mallory at centre, Foley and Mansfeld at halfback.
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New Bedford
Brockton
Duggan
Rush
Rushs
Lang Harkins
Pash
Williame Joan
Mansfeld Foley
Istecess Shimlfback
Ah Cusick
Harvard Meets Carlisle in Stadium Showdown
Harvard Law School eleven, a makeshift all star lineup led by Hamilton Fish Jr and W S Logan, faces the Carlisle Indian School at 3 p m in Boston. Carlisle, fresh from navy game injuries, aims to beat the Harvard squad noted for individual stars and limited practice.
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Logan
Kennerry Crumpacher
Withington
Ty Powell Matters
Burd Case
Sweetworn Fish
R. T
Law School
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Harvard
W. S. Logan
Yale
Steve Philbin
R. W. White
Paul Withington
Law Team Opens Regular Practice For Harvard Scrimmages
Last Monday the Law team began regular drills and has held long practice with intermittent scrimmages against Harvard’s second eleven, shaping the squad for the upcoming contest.
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Law
Harvard
Harvard Crew Banquet Honors 1910 Varsity and Freshman Teams
The Harvard Club of Boston hosted a宴et at Hotel Somerset honoring the 1910 rowing crews the varsity eight the varsity four and the freshman eight with about 800 members in attendance Major Henry L Higginson presided Speakers included Captain John Richardson Jr Robert Gorham J B Ward and Acting Dean Edgar H Wells and Coach Jim Wray received tokens of appreciation The event highlighted team success and the evolving view of athletic leadership at Harvard.
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Boston
Hotel Somerset
Henry L. Higginson
John Richardson, Jr
Robert Gorham
J. B. Ward
Edgar H. Wells
Lowell
Sturgis
Ward
Jim Wray
Roger Scaife
Filley
Mexico
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Wells
Tech's Cross-Country Meet Set For Saturday
Tech announces a fall cross-country race on Saturday afternoon November 19. It is one of the year's premier path contests at Tech with silver cups awarded to the first finisher and to the man with the best actual time over the course.
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Technology
Tech
Barry and Stuart Boxers In Armory Card Results
Jim Barry defeated the substitute Jim Stuart over 12 rounds after Joe Jeannette withdrew with a sprained hand. Stuart showed effort but lacked attack while Barry dominated with constant pressure. Heywood Briggs beat Billy Dirkle in six rounds. Young Papke stopped Tom Foley in one round. Al Mulligan drew with Joe De Morris in six rounds.
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New York
Jim Barry
Armory A. A
Jim Stuart
Barry
Jeannette
Stuart
Heywood Briggs
Brockton
Billy Dirkle
Lynn
Young Papke
Providence
Tom Foley
South Boston
al Mulligan
Roxbury
Joe de Morris
Navy
Newsboys Quintet Meet Brookline Five Tonight
Boston and Brookline bowlers clash at McGarry Star alleys in Brookline with Newsboys quintet led by Jerry Calahan and Brookline by Cy Young. Bets on cigars and hats fly as high scores are anticipated. Young's squad includes Daxon Woods Marston and Madden.
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Brookline
Newsboys
Jerry’ Calahan
Brookline Five
Young
Cy Young
McGarry & Star
Jerry
Daxon
Woods
Marston
Madden
Nelson's bankroll habit returns with a vengeance
The piece argues that Nelson repeatedly returns to the betting game, not to improve but to fatten his bankroll, labeling his pattern as particularly pernicious and persistent across reflective moments.
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Nelson
Ward Declines to Oppose Tom Lynch for NL Presidency
John M. Ward states he will not run against incumbent Thomas J. Lynch for the National League presidency at the upcoming annual meeting. Ward released a letter dated November 4 to President Lynch denying any candidacy and conveying cordial regards.
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New York
John M. Ward
National League
Thomas J. Lynch
Ward
Lynch
Boston Manager Denies Pittsburg Big Trade Rumor
Boston National League manager Fred Lake calls a yesterday report of a major player exchange with Pittsburg a fabrication. He doubts the Pittsburgh source and insists he would know if such a deal existed. He says no Boston players, including stars Wagner Adams or others cited, would be traded.
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Fred Lake
Boston
Pittsburg
Lake
Mathewson
Ty Cobb
Wagner
Babe Adams
Walsh Beats Keller In Ten Round Bantam Bout
Jimmy Walsh of Boston outpointed Sammy Keller ban tamweight champion of England in a fast ten round bout at the Fairmont Athletic Club New York. The early rounds were even but Walsh pressed after the sixth landing solid body punches and dominating the final round as Keller was worn down and forced to hold.
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New York
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
Sammy Keller
England
Fairmont Athletic Club
Walsh
Keller
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