George Turner Elected A. A. U. President in New York
George Turner of Baltimore was elected president of the Amateur Athletic Union at the annual convention in New York. He succeeds Alfred J. Lill Jr. of Boston. Turner defeated George F. Pawling of Philadelphia by 30 votes to 13.
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New York
George Turner
Baltimore
Amateur Athletic Union
Alfred J. Lill, Jr
Boston
George F. Pawling
Philadelphia
Turner
Pawling
Four vice presidents and officers elected for coming year
Seward A. Simons Los Angeles John T. Taylor Pittsburg Charles G. Plummer Salt Lake City and Dr George K Herman Chicago elected as vice presidents Fred Rubien re elected secretary treasurer Edward E Babb Boston Justice Bartow S Weeks New York and Fred W Rubien re elected as trustees for the year The union reported a financially successful year as reports were adopted with one exception
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Seward A. Simons
Los Angeles
John T. Taylor
Pittsburg
Charles G. Plummer
Salt Lake City
George K. Herman
Chicago
Fred Rubien
Edward E. Babb
Boston
Justice Bartow S. Weeks
New York
Fred W. Rubien
Niles G. Hansen
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Exeter
N. H
Rubien
Waltham Seeks Rematch With Newton After Tie
Waltham High plans a rematch with Newton High after a scoreless tie last Saturday. A players vote favored meeting Garden City again, with a potential Dec 4 game at Fenway Park if Newton wins, following a Waltham Everett title clash.
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Waltham
Waltham High
Newton High
Garden City Boys
Newton
Fenway Park
Boston
Everett
Riley Signs With Amherst to Coach Football
Amherst announces Tom Riley will coach the football squad for two more seasons after the Williams game. The Michigan coach, praised by students as among Amherst's best, reversed his earlier retirement due to business pressing needs.
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Amherst
Tom Riley
Riley
Williams
Michigan
Penn Water Men Active in Biweekly Contests This Week
Pennsylvania University prepares for biweekly water polo and swimming contests with veterans and about 40 freshmen reporting. Captain Shryock leads a strong swimming squad with top scorers like Vollmer of Columbia noted, while water polo teams face tougher rivals Princeton Yale and Columbia.
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Shoemaker
Hughes
Douglas
James Shryock
Herbert Vollmer
Columbia
J. Keiser
Masten
Simonton
Keiser
Russell
Shrieber
Heraty
Carl Lehman
Coons
Evans
Leopold
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Yale
Shryock
Harvard Yale Game to Bring Boston a Hundred Grand Plus
Harvard and Yale will stage a $250000 event in Boston with gate receipts exceeding $90000 for the game. Theaters across town will host Harvard Yale nights and the Harvard Athletic Association will keep a large portion of the proceeds. Hotels restaurants garages and railroads will all profit from the big football weekend in Boston.
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Yale
Boston
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Arvard
Colonial Theatre
Shubert
Back Bay
Ralph Howe
Hyde Park
John L. Lincoln
Brookline
Contention Over Champion Method Foreshadows Season
The article weighs methods to crown a champion by season-long records versus head-to-head results. It cites scores like Syracuse 88 Colgate 0 and Colgate 15 Yale 0, then Princeton vs Yale, and notes Harvard Yale talent and A A U rulings affecting Abel Kiviat amid ongoing indoor preparations.
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Barrett Smith
Syracuse
Colgate
Yale
Princeton
Williams Burns Bantam Title Bout Set for December in New Orleans
The 20 round world bantamweight title fight between Kid Williams of Baltimore and Frankie Burns of Jersey City will be held in New Orleans on December 6 instead of November 29. Weights set at 118 pounds with Ed Smith of Chicago named referee.
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Kid Williams
Baltimore
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Ed Smith
Chicago
Lexington Teams Take Rest As Weather Delays Practice
In Lexington on November 15 both the Lexington High School football team and the girls field hockey squad were held from practice due to morning rain and wet fields. Beginning tomorrow afternoon they will resume hard weekly drills to prepare for upcoming big games.
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Lexington
Lexington High School
Milton Academy Adopts Soccer as Campus Sport
The Milton Academy student body launched soccer as the campus sport with Pee Wee noted as a popular prior-season choice. The game resembles football but the ball carrier is downed by a tag from an opponent.
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Milton Academy
German Restaurant for Men at 343 Washington St Boston
German Restaurant offers domestic and imported beers and ales. Located at 343 Washington Street in Boston, the venue targets male patrons with a selection of beverages and related fare.
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Washington St
Boston
Harvard Brown game lineups and race details
The article asks if Tom Enwright and Rollins were the only real Harvard first string players in the Harvard Brown game and whether Bolles or Robinson should be included in the varsity tally. It notes Shubert defeated Brannigan in New Bedford on November 8 and asks if that decision will stand. It mentions the New York six day bike race starting location and route, following the Boston event.
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Tom Halpin
Carroll
Harvard
Tom Enwright
Rollins
Bolles
Robinson
al Shubert
Patsey Brannigan
New Bedford
Shubert
Brannigan
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