Morris Improves and Promises in White Heavyweight Clash
Charley White praises Carl Morris’s growth after Morris defeated Geyer in New York remarks Morris now counters from inside and lands uppercuts while Geyer tires Morris has endurance and power but needs refinement Morris is tagged best white heavyweight by White. Harvey calls him too fat and slow Morris to box Tom Kennedy December 1 at Fairmont A C with other bouts listed.
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Charley White
Morris
Geyer
New York
Flynn
Gever
Denver
Jim Corbett
Oklahoma
Charles J. Harvey
State Athletic Commission
Tom Kennedy
Fairmont A. C
Gym Exhibition At St Alphonsus Gym
The St Alphonsus Association of Roxbury will host a gymnastic exhibition tomorrow night in their gymnasium featuring a ninth grade dumbbell grill and pyramid building by the boys.
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St .Alphonsus Association of
Roxbury
Unclear Tug of Score Notes From Regional Games
Fragmentary score line shows New Haven defeating New Haven 3 to 2 while New Britain edged Worcester 9 to 6. Waterbury beat Providence and Hartford hosted New Bedford with a 6 to 5 result.
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Taunton
New Britain
Worcester
Britain
Waterbury
Providence
Hartford
New Bedford
Elite Five Sets Record in City Bowling Match
The Elite Five on their home alleys posted 1618 to edge Adams Squares in a city league clash. Three strings 506 524 and 588 led the effort with Gangt scoring 888 in total. The 588 lone string set a world league record, while the team total fell four pins short of the candle pins world mark.
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Adams
Adams Square
Gangt
Carruth
Dual Concert by Crimson and Green in Jordan Hall
Harvard and Dartmouth Glee Banjo and Mandolin Clubs join for a dual concert in Jordan Hall on Friday night eve of the football game. It is the fifth such annual event. Dartmouth plans a busy tour from Hanover to Boston while Harvard showcases pieces for a Western Christmas trip. All Harvard-Yale concert tickets in Jordan Hall are sold. Lionel de Jersey Harvard, a freshman, is in the Glee Club.
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Jordan Hall
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
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Glee Club
Yale
Princeton
Pattie Is Brown's New Baseball Coach
Providence November 15 Harry Pattie Brown graduate class of 06 was today named coach of the varsity baseball team for the coming season He succeeds Fred W Wootcock who has led the Brown team for two seasons Pattie has played professional baseball since his graduation.
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BROWN
Providence
Harry Pattie
Fred W. Wootcock
Roller-Aporath Draw In Prolonged Worcester Wrestling Match
In Mechanic Hall Dr Ben Roller of Seattle and Jack McGrath of Worcester wrestled one hour and forty minutes without a fall in a famed contest, the referee declaring a draw.
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Ovr
Ben Roller
Denattle
Jack McGrath
Mechanic Hall
Dorchester High Nears Reinstatement After Confessions
Dorchester High may reassemble its team and play Mechanic Arts High on Thanksgiving if the guilty players confess misconduct that led to the disbandment. Heads Masters Thomas and Parmenter reached an amicable deal preserving the decade old Back Bay Thanksgiving game, though the festive match harms the Back Bay treasury.
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Dorchester
Mechanic Arts High
Back Bay
James Thomas
Dorchester High
Mechanic Arts
Messrs. Thomas and
Parmenter
Mechanic Arts Herald 11-0 Victory Over Commerce
Mechanic Arts High defeated the High School of Commerce 11 to 0 at the American League grounds. Shea the winner's fullback scored 10 of the 11 points with two long runs and a late touchdown. Mooney and Buzzel contributed, while Daley, Countie and Kennedy stood out for Commerce. Heavy field conditions slowed play with 10 minute periods.
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High School of Commerce
Back Bay
Mechanic
Commerce
Shea
Mooney
Buzzel
Daley
Countie
Kennedy
Mecchanic Arts
Ross, Bourne
Roshosky
Jesseau Gleason
Biliot
T. Dailey Prouty
Shephard
D. C
Meneidler
Cohell
Hollohan
Bichorn
Tiedman and Savannah Trophy Races Precede Vanderbilt Cup
Reports from Savannah indicate the Tiedman trophy and Savannah challenge trophy races begin at daybreak and finish before the Vanderbilt Cup on Monday November 27. Spectators may tire of the long trials as cars circle the course. The Marmon team arrives with 14 aboard, led by Ray Harroun, with Dawson, Patschke, and Nikrent as drivers. Harold D. Bornstein furnishes Velie cars for General Charles H. Taylor to host Colonel Henry Watterson and Melville Stone at the Boston Press Club dinner on November 21. Also announced is a new United States Standard Tire for motor trucks enabling single and dual tires to be changed without wheel removal, boasting unusual wear.
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Joe Dawson
Cyrus Patschke
Joe Nikrent
Dawson
Vanderbilt
Harold D. Bornstein
Charles H. Taylor
Henry Watterson
Melville Stone
Boston
Boston Press Club
Somerset
United States Tire Company
United States
Montcalm Wins Handicap Feature at Jamestown Race
A large crowd watched Montcalm, listed at 7 to 10, win the handicap feature by three lengths over Martin F. Littleton in Jamestown Virginia.
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Jamestown
Montcalm
Martin F. Littleton
Princeton guards return in heavy scrimmage drill
Osborne Field was too soft for drills so Princeton held practice on the freshman field. Duff and Wilson returned to the guard positions, boosting the strength of the line during more than a half hour of heavy scrimmage.
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Princeton
N. J
Osborne
Duff
Wilson
Athletes Fear New A. A. U. Rules And College Rivalries
The piece critiques upcoming A. A. U. rule changes aimed at amateur reform including a two year unattached period for leaving clubs and a one year college rule. It discusses impacts on big clubs small clubs eastern vs western football and expectations for Cornell Michigan Yale Princeton and Harvard cross country and football contests and a stadium diagram request.
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New York
Yale game hopes rise as two Tigers cleared for start
Keene Fitzpatrick says both players will be ready to start Saturday against Yale. Scrimmage on a slippery field featured mass plays and strong scrub defense. Saw yer scored on a line plunge with end runs, while DeWitt and Baker shifted roles. Andrews proved a reliable punter and possible DeWitt substitute. Pendleton and Chrystie shared quarterback duties. Pendleton favored to face Yale. Captain Hart rested with White, McLean at wing.
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Tigers
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Baker
DeWitt
Ham” Andrews
Andrews
Princeton
Pendleton
Chrystie
Hart
White
McLean
Waller
Class A Leagues Seek Draft Privileges at National Meet
At the 1911 convention in San Antonio President W M Kavanaugh of the Southern league urged revising the national agreement to grant Class A leagues the same drafting privileges as the majors. A rules committee was approved to study changes. its scope focuses on minor league rule changes. Also, William Crayson bought outfielder Al Burch from Brooklyn, price not disclosed, with more deals pending.
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Texas
W.M. Kavanaugh
Southern League
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Kavanaugh
William Crayson
Louisville
Brooklyn Club
al Burch
Supreme Court Rules Moving Pictures Violate Copyright
The Supreme Court holds that moving picture reproductions of scenes from a copyrighted book are a criminal violation. Heirs of Lew Wallace and publishers argue the Ben Hur case against Kalem. the court treats film as drama and says the Ben Hur name is protected and usable only with permission.
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United States
Kalem Moving Picture
Boston
Lew Wallace
Harper & Brothers
Klaw & Erlanger
Tufts Freshies Tie Sophs in 0–0 Freshman Game
Tufts freshmen and sophomores played to a scoreless tie in the annual interclass clash in Medford. The freshmen, spurred by a morning flag rush win, held the favored sophomores to the 0 to 0 result in the afternoon match.
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Medford
Powder Point Ends With Win
Powder Point school closed its season by defeating Rock Ridge Hall 11 to 0 at Hunnewell playground. Ed Capies ran 7 yards for a second-period touchdown, and Tuttle blocked a kick to score late. Rock Ridge’s Lam bert and Smith advanced, Woodlock and the Wood brothers starred on defense, with Caples and Burke scoring for Powder Point. Attendance 1,600.
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Coakley
Gilman Eddy
R Chieese
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redownse—Rice
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J. O’brien
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Newton High Beats Worcester Classical in 6-0 Game
Newton High School defeated Worcester Classical High 6 to 0 at Claflin Field Newton. Tucker scored the touchdown in the first period and Brady added the extra point. The game featured Bullard and Duffy for Worcester and a steady defensive effort by Newton throughout the remaining periods.
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