Thielscher Stars in Brookline Victory Over Newton
Captain Carl Thielscher scored a touchdown a field goal and a goal from touchdown to lift Brookline over Newton 10 to 7 on Claflin Field. Ralph Hyatt of Newton contributed strong quarterback play and kept the score close in a hard fought Triangular league clash.
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Carl Thielscher
Brookline High Eleven
Newton
Claflin Field
Newtonville
Orange and Black
Cambridge Latin
Brookline
Thielscher
Ralph Hyatt
Dusoxsoil
Wilbur
Forte Mealey
Brady McGellen
Roquemore Cpcomop
McGraw Thielscher
Elleson
Harris
Hyatt
Courtney
Carpenter
Borysen
Man and Wainwright Win Yale Doubles Tennis Championship
In New Haven on the Yale lawn club courts A H Man Jr and W R Wainwright Jr triumphed over T Stanley Jr and A Evans Jr 6 2 6 2 6 1 to win the Yale doubles title. In the fall singles finals W D Cunningham defeated W S Badger Jr 2 6 7 5 6 2 6 2.
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New Haven
A. H. Man, Jr
Wainwright, Jr
Yale
T. Stanley
A. Evans, Jr
W. D. Cunningham
W. S. Badger, Jr
Cambridge High and Latin overpower Brockton High 13 to 0
Cambridge High and Latin dominated Brockton High at the New England League ballpark scoring 13 points while Brockton failed to move the ball. McNamara sparked Cambridge with Sands directing plays and a touchdown by Thomas after a pass from Sands in the opening period.
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Brockton
Brockton High
Cambridge High
Latin
Shoe City Boys
McNamara
Cambridge
Sands
Thomas
Ward
Murphy Sheehan
R T
Williams Jones
Harbaugh
Cohen Thomas
Sanborn
McIntyre Derry
Whitten Cowen
Gilman
Churchill Sands
Baker
Thompson
Spillane McNamara
Cook
McGliney Porter
H B
Blackey
Kendall Bradley
Pierson
Howe
Cowen
Kk. J. O’brien
Sweeney
Elton
Sharkey and
Dee
Solomon Lee Corsairs Star to Outfield of Fame and Fall
A profile of Solomon Lee, once a pennant winning Corsair pitcher with a distinctive style, whose rise faded after bright lights, flattery, and heavy drinking led to a demoralized, outcast career in the minors and outlaw leagues.
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Solomon Lee
Corsairs
Lee
Corsair
Ed Terrill
The
Solomon
Solly Lee
the Sphere
Sally
Terrill
Pacific Coast
Sierras
Solomon Lees
Motors Race Interests and New Truck Orders Move Forward
Rumors say New York automotive interests push for the Vanderbilt cup race with Savannah also eyeing bids. J T Rainier of the R L Company ordered 20 Garford three ton trucks for par cels post, placed by B F Hardesty of the New York Mail Company. Wells Fargo Express adds six 2 ton and three 3 12 ton General Vehicle wagons for Brooklyn, all to use Edison storage batteries. A Kissel Kar two ton city combination hose and chemical unit, built for Quincy, features a six cylinder engine and special body construction.
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New York
Savannah
Garford
J. T. Rainier
R. & L. Company
B. F. Hardesty
New York Mail Company
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Brooklyn
General Vehicle Company
Edison
Boston
Quincy
Kissel Motor Car Company
Hartford
Wis
Kissel
Local High School Football Schedule Today
Rindge Technical hosts Quincy High at Quincy while Worcester Academy meets Cushing Academy in Worcester. Other games include Franklin hosting Dean, Bellows Falls welcoming Vermont Academy, and Volkmann Field hosts Boston Latin versus Mechanic Arts High. Additional matchups feature Malden High, Somerville, Haverhill, St Johns Prep, and more across Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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Rindge Technical
Quincy High
Quincy
Worester Academy
Cushing Academy
Worcester
Dean Academy
Williston
Franklin
Vermont Academy
Bellows Falls
Boston Latin
Mechanic Arts High
Volkmann Field
Brighton
Browne & Nichols
Country Day
Mt. Auburn
Malden
Somerville High
Somerville
Haverhill High
St. John's Preparatory
Haverhill
Rock Ridge Hall
Allen School
Wellesley Hills
Medford High
Everett High
Medford
Waltham High
Portland High
Portland
Beverly High
Boston College High
Beverly
Lowell High
Nashua
N. H
Lowell
Dorchester
Powder Point
Hyde Park
Belmont High
Natick High
Marlboro High
Marlboro
Lawrence High
Manchester
Lawrence
Milford High
Hudson High
Milford
Worcester High
Taunton High
Taunton
Framingham High
Westboro High
Westboro
Lexington
Concord High
Stoneham High
Peabody High
Stoneham
Lexington Highs Extend Streak With Shutout Win
Lexington High School football team collected its seventh straight victory by edging Concord High 8–0 at Parker Street athletic field. Wentworth credited for a safety, Ernie Viano scored the touchdown as Lexington’s backfield displayed clever team play.
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Lexington
Concord High
Parker Street
Wentworth
Ernie Viano
College Football Schedules From East to West
A long list of college football games is given with multiple matchups across campuses. The schedule includes Harvard versus Dartmouth in Cambridge Yale against Princeton Philadelphia hosts Pennsylvania Carlisle and many others spanning cities from Providence to Portland and beyond.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Brown
Lafayette
Providence
Cornell
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Army
Tufts
West Point
Navy
A. and
M. of
North Carolina
Annapolis
Trinity
Wesleyan
Middletown
Amherst
Williams
Holy Cross
Worcester P. I
Worcester
Vermont
Bowdoin
Portland
Colgate
Syracuse
Lehigh
Muhlenberk
South Bethlehem
Union
Hamilton
Schenecta
Dartmouth 10 Teams Vie In First NEIAA Cross Country
As a curtain raiser to Harvard Dartmouth football the distance runners of ten New England colleges race today over a six mile Tech course in the first annual cross country meet under the NEIAA. The start is set for 11 am and likely soft footing due to recent heavy rains.
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New England
Tech
Dartmouth and Arlington Shine In Dual Meet Preview
A double card of racing features Arlington High and Dartmouth in a New England interscholastic showdown set to start at 10. Dartmouth brings Harmon Ball Marceau and a strong support group including Granger Day Joe Dolan and Heywood. Arlington relies on Goldsmith Zwinge and a star-studded squad as Brown and MIT loom as threats in the field.
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New England
Arlington High
Goldsmith
Zwinge
Dartmouth
Woodland Park
Hillman
Harmon
Ball
Marceau
Granger
Day
Joe Dolan
Heywood
Franz Marceau
Taber
Brown
Revere High shuts out Melrose 7 to 0 in outing
Revere High school defeated Melrose 7 to 0 as Horgan scored the lone touchdown in the first period and Drummy recovered a punt for 80 yards but was called back by a penalty. The Melrose offense failed to threaten.
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Revere High
Melrose High
Revere
Melrose
Crawford
Huskie
Horgan
Better
Revere H
Melrose H
Woo Tog
Sterling Drummy
Eau
Haughton
Peabody Colburn
Stone Murray
Flemming Hodgdon
Huskie Balfour
Moore Turville
O'Keefe
Wenzel Fitzgerald
Cochran Gallagher
R H
Wanamaker Horgan
Revere High School
Melrose High Schoo
Touchdown Horgan
Drummy
Jones
Starkey
Stillwall
Stevens
Williams and Amherst Clash at Pratt Field
Williams College departs Williams town for Green field ahead of the Amherst game. Twenty four players travel with coaches and staff as the Williams special leaves at 11 05 tomorrow to allow undergraduates to attend classes. Practically the entire student body will pack Pratt Field for the 2 o'clock kickoff.
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Williamstown
Navy
Daly
Campbell
Ely
Barrett
Greenfield
Williams
Amherst
Pratt Field
MacFarland Moves to Atlanta for Counterfeiting Sentence
Allison M. MacFarland, recently acquitted in Newark of wife murder, departed New York with a U.S. deputy marshal for Atlanta, Ga., to begin a 14 month federal prison term for counterfeiting.
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New York
Allison M. MacFarland
Newark
N.J
United States
Atlanta
Auction Sales Sheriffs Sale in Boston On November 16 1912
Suffolk county note of sale on premises at 271 293 Northampton street Boston mass following execution auction on Saturday November 16 1912 at ten in the morning. The property to be sold is Ona Havers roadster automobile six cylinder listed for public sale by Peter P Fee Deputy Sheriff.
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Suffolk
Boston
Navy
Northampton
Northampton Street
Stores and Offices for Rent Tremont Street Boston
Public notice seeks tenants for stores and offices with front and back entrances at 1151 Tremont Street Boston. Rents described as very reasonable. Apply in person.
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Tremont St
Boston
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