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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1911

Page

13

That Big Silence at Hanover Is Cavanaugh Making a Speech

NEW HAVEN November 15 Yale football notes say what is likely the last scrimmage before Princeton. Coaches will decide tomorrow's programme after a brief session aimed at clarifying one or two hazy plays. Trainer Mack urges two days rest while the Eli squad remains in fine condition.

New Haven Yale Princeton Mack

Hanover Snow Fills Big Green With Cavanaugh Quiet Confidence

Hanover New Hampshire November 15 The sphinx like Cavanaugh offers little comment on the team after practice but Clarke Tobin captain of the 1910 Dartmouth squad arrives to inject spirit. Snow the versatile back shines scoring twice as the varsity tops the freshmen 12 to 6 in a snowbound gym practice. Bennet is slated to play Saturday while Hogsett is doubtful.

Hanover N. H Harvard Frank Cavanaugh Cavanaugh Cheops Clark Tobin Dartmouth Stiay Green Rogers Curtis Snow Winthrop Bennett Hogsett Lneup Daley Elcocs Whitmore Gibson Beer Englehorn Dana Llewellyn Dudley Morey

Princeton game looms as varsity shifts practice site

Rain and sun softened the field prompting football management to move regulars off the main gridiron for freshman use. Charley Paul sat out with a bumped eye. Gallafauer, Dunn, Camp, Freeman and Spalding faced selection and position changes as coaching staff eyed the Princeton clash.

Princeton Charley Paul Carl Gallafauer Perry Tomlinson Gaudlauer Spalding Ed Freeman Dunn Walter Camp Field Reilly Freeman Howe Camp Avery Sheldon Scully Francis Warren Ketcham McDevitt Cooney Gallalauer Bomeisler W. Howe A. Howe Strout Andersen Philbin

Kirkpatrick Re-elected Captain Of Exeter Academy Football

Oran G. Kirkpatrick 13 of San Antonio Texas was re-elected captain after a meeting of players from the Andover game. He joined Exeter two years ago and has been a standout in athletics, contributing as a mainstay on the line and twice winning the hammer throw against Andover. He is 19, six feet two inches, and weighs 165 pounds planned to enter Harvard.

Expter N. H Andover Oran G. Kirkpatrick San Antonio Tex Academy Kirkpatrick Exeter Harvard

Connecticut Navy Champion in Atlantic Fleet Football

In Newport Rhode Island on November 15 Connecticut defeated Idaho 6 to 3 to win the Atlantic fleet football championship and the silver trophy donated by R L Beekman. The game featured a Connecticut touchdown by Logan and a successful conversion by Cupico.

Connecticut Newport R. I Idaho Atlantic R. L. Beekman Plank Ieee Wiest Dakson Peeey Pretre Wuncap Vr. W R. H Ke Willieans Ogan Logan Oa Dia Cupico Aaa

Harvard Varsity Scrimmage Prepares for Dartmouth Clash

The Harvard squad endured a 45 minute scrimmage against substitutes at Cambridge as coach Felton intensifies practice for the upcoming meeting with Dartmouth next Saturday.

Haughton Harvard Cambridge Dartmouth

Harvard Scrimmage Sparks Varsity Bid in Close Clash

Felton returned in the lineup and sparked the Harvard varsity as they scored twice but failed to stop the scrubs after a fumble gave them the ball on the ten. The scrimmage, first real sizing-up since Princeton week, left Harvard as an unknown quantity ahead of next Saturday's clash.

Felton Amer Varsity Princeton Harvard Crimson Daley Hanover Storer Jencks Parmenter Fisher Smith Hollister Eevee Tobey Hitchcock Teweasest T Jen

Arlington High Clinches 18 0 Victory Over Winchester High

Arlington High defeated Winchester High 18 to 0 as Arlington backfield plowed through Winchester’s line for multiple five and nineteen yard gains. Ross starred on offense with three touchdowns. defensive efforts by Winchester captain Emeéry limited Arlington’s scoring, while Eliott punted effectively.

Arlington High Winchester High Arlington Winchester Emeéry Eliott Ross Mansell Blair F. Reycroft Hilton Symmes Bower Reyceroft Tuteia Colbert Smite Eeeseeeeeesk Johnston Lowe Eereee Emery Dewssociatecdactss Dowes Arlinon Winchester C Buttrick Rodgers Flinn Gramman Gilvert Liderman—Carroll

Dummer Academy Dominates Newburyport 28 to 0 in Football

Dummer Academy defeated Newburyport High 28 to 0 in Newburyport. Regulars out for studies and injuries. Hathaway Worcester and Campbell starred for Dummer while Knapp led Newburyport. Touchdowns credited to Sanders Campbell and Hathaway with Worcester converting. Umpires were Hardy Jenkins and Tiggenveer Woods.

Newburyport Mass Dummer Academy Newburyport High Hathaway Worcester Campbell Dummer Knapp Newrurtport Bec Ccaescvc Pat Vassseres Page Campbell F Bo Acee Yacoby Sanders Ween Hathaway Worcester Ea Hardy, Jenkins Oreo Tiggenveer Woods Brackle

Winthrop and Norwood Play Through Scoreless Tie

Winthrop High and Norwood High played a scoreless draw yesterday afternoon at Norwood as wet grounds led to fumbled plays. Standout runners Mahoney and Cane starred for Winthrop while Cotterell showed strength on the mound for Pitchornu. many details are garbled but the game ended tied 0-0.

Winthrop High Norwood High Norwood Mahoney Cane Winthrop Cotterell Pitchornu Winthrop H O’brien Derrick Hdwards Spencer Erent Sikes Evaes Ke Clark Qonody O& Brie Fevenbon Setsceraseceeceessel Ebster Tania Seite Ellis Talcott

Houck and Crouse Box 6 Round Draw at Duquesne Gardens

Buck Houck and Les Crouse battled to a six round draw in Pittsburgh at Duquesne Gardens. Crowds packed the arena for the revival era bout as Houck rallied in the sixth round while Crouse controlled early rounds with careful tactics before the slugging finish.

Houck Crouse Usburg Ome Ringsiders Buck Les Lancaster 1

McAleer Optimistic as New Red Sox President

James McAleer, recently elevated from manager to magnate, is named the new president of the Boston Red Sox as the club undergoes reorganization at the start of the year. He arrived to confer with secretary designate Robert McRoy.

Chicago James Mc Aleer James Boston Red Sox Robert McRoy

McAleer Eyes Red Sox Fight for AL Title Next Season

McAleer predicts Boston will challenge Connie Mack's Athletics for the American League flag. He secured Jake Stahl's return as manager, cites a strong lineup with Stahl, Gardner, Speaker, and Hendricksen, and notes a 30,000-seat park and O'Brien as a budding sensation. Robert McRoy heads to Hot Springs for Red Sox spring training.

McAleer Boston Connie Mack Athletics Jake Steh Red Sox Stahl Gardner O’brien Denver Jack Hendricks Denvey Wood Tris Speaker Hendricksen Robert McRoy Hot Springs McAller Jake Stahl Jake

Connolly Defeats Sullivan in 12th Round Upset

In New Bedford on November 15 Johnny Connolly, the Hub favorite, defeats Sullivan after a grueling 12th round. Connolly dominates with a savage left jab, floors Sullivan in the 12th, and earns the decision from Referee Flannigan before about 1500 fans at the rink.

Connolly Sullivan New Bedford Flannigan Johnny Connolly Pride of the Fall River

Attell Wins Easily In World Featherweight Bout

Abe Attell, world featherweight champion, defeated Jim Driscoll in a decisive performance. Attell outboxed his challenger with superior strategy and returning power, showcasing his title reign in this match.

York Abe Attell Coro Jim Driscoll Ten Pelts

Fury Alleys Sale Reported by Independent

Fragmentary OCR indicates a sale notice with mentions of saris, pricing around 20 dollars, and contact numbers. No full names or places readable, but references to a local independent outlet and a clearance style listing.

Big fish receipts at T Wharf boost supply after Tuesday

A 35-vessel fleet arrived at T wharf with total catches of 393,600 pounds including haddock 140,500. cod 107,800. hake 92,000. pollock 43,100. cusk 10,200 pounds. The schooner M Madeleine landed 600 mackerel. Prices ranged haddock 7.3-4c, steak cod 9.4c, hake 31-4 to 51-4c, pollock 41-2c. The Steamer Beta from Philadelphia docks at Mystic wharf to load for Havana Cuba.

T Wharf M. Madeleine Haddock Morning Star John J. Fallon Winifred Ethel B. Penney Ollivé F. Hutchins Alice M. Guthrie Rebecca M. S. Greer Nerses N. A. Rowé Maxwell Corgiau Mance Mary Emerson H. Clement Minot Sylvester Eulis Laura Enos Wodan Lillian W. H. Reed Jennie Gilbert Gladys & Sabra Blanche F. Irving Bva Avina Beta Havana Philadelphia Mystic Wharf Cuba Chester Searsport Boston Fire Island New York Providence Detroit O. W. Thomas Newport News Red Star Line Marquette Antwerp Hoosac Docks Charlestown Cunard Line Ivernia W. R. Irving Queenstown Liverpool Mediterranean Ultonia Bankdale Chile Savannah Bremen Norfolk Norente Theodale St. Lucia L. B. Shaw American Fisheries Company Otella Kaplan

Shipping News and Arrivals on the Coast

Readable shipping notes list incoming steamers, schooners and tugs with origins and destinations, including Bohemian and Persian arrivals and Esparta clears, plus sailing and towing movements for Newport News Bal timore Philadelphia and Portland during the period. Names of vessels, ports, and tow lines are detailed in compact almanac style.

Bohemian McCallum Liver Gloucester Hatch Baltimore Newporters Norfolk Thacher Philadelhia Wider Beta Philadelphia H. M. Whitney Crowell New York City of Bangor Colby Ransom B. Fuller Blair Portland City of Gloucester Linneken Covington Law Newport News George R. Sheffield Lancaster Newport Francis C. Hersey Baker Salem Vesta Kemp Lynn Dorothy B. Barrett Erwin Elizabeth Palmer Haskell Cto William Booth Emmons Albert G. Lawson Ingersoll Rockport Calvin Austin St. John N. B Eastport Wilhelmina Port Tampa Bay State Batavia Ontario Mary F. Scully F. C Charmer Henry Failing Nemasket Easton ST Elizabethport Portsmouth Guttenberg N. J David Wallace Ellenville Pilgrim Orion Edgewater Riverside Passaic New Bedford Pottsville Providence Idaho Indiana Swatara Monitor Merriam Buck Ridge Piedmont Vigilant Charles F. Dunbar Denver Neponset Eugene Hooper Abbie C. Stubbs Bangor

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