Morningstar Loses First Match in Balk-Line Tourney
In Chicago on November 17 Ora Morningstar of San Diego loses his first world balk-line billiards game 400 to 317 in 16 innings to Welker Cochran of San Francisco. Cochran posts a high run of 132 while Morningstar peaks at 70 in the final frame, leaving Hoppe as the only undefeated player.
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Fitchburg Faces Tough Schedule Ahead of Thanksgiving Games
Fitchburg High football plans three hard tests after Thanksgiving, with Leominster and Proviso High on the slate. Star halfback Bunny Shea, sidelined by an injury, returns to practice and may start if needed for the Leominster clash as Coach Amiott prepares for an intersectional showdown.
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Ted Kid Lewis Stops Roy McCormick in 4th Round
English middleweight champion Ted Kid Lewis defeated Roy McCormick in the 4th round of a 20 round bout in London. Referee halted the match to protect McCormick from further punishment.
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Stecher Wins Easy Mat Bout at Grand Opera House
Joe Stecher defeated Frank Jedlinski in two straight falls using body scissors and a double wristlock in 31 and 15 minutes respectively at George Tuohy's tournament. Charles Metro beat Jim Gentwell in the semi final with a full Nelson in 35 minutes. Tommy Reccord beat Charley Pear in 22 minutes in the curtain-raiser.
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Bates books up four ice games with Bowdoin
Bates College in Lewiston has arranged four hockey games with Bowdoin and is negotiating additional matchups with several colleges. Scheduled are January 7 Bowdoin at Lewiston, January 21 Bowdoin at Brunswick, February 15 Bowdoin at Lewiston, February 17 Springfield Y M C A at Lewiston, and February 22 Bowdoin at Brunswick.
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Gotham Coming to Hub for Big Game
New York reports show crowds set to flood Boston for the Harvard Yale football clash Saturday. Hotels, boats and trains to Boston sold out for tomorrow night departures as fans travel to the game.
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Harvard forward passing stirs Yale defense ahead of game
Yale faces Harvard's aerial attack as Tad Jones's defense plans zone coverage. The piece outlines Harvard's late season passing threat led by Buell and Fitts with secondary receivers Churchill Jenkins and others, and notes Yale must balance stopping both passing and running plays.
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Dean Academy Faces Dartmouth Freshmen at Fenway Park
Daily school games include Dean Academy versus Dartmouth Freshmen at Fenway Park. English meets Commerce Brockton at Quincy and Revere plays Marblehead. Hingham travels to Whitman for a local matchup.
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Harvard Favored Over Yale in Princeton Preview
Princeton players voicing opinions on the Harvard Yale clash expect Harvard to win in Cambridge. Most of the 15 interviewed favor Harvard, citing the Crimson passing game and stronger line play, with a few predicting Yale or a tossup.
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Yale Expects Reserve Call Against Harvard
Yale plans to use a large list of substitutes for the Crimson game in New Haven on November 17. Officials believe Harvard will employ a stronger line-ramming attack than Princeton did, testing Yale’s reserves and overall power.
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Ward favored in field advantage claim for rivalry clash
Pink Baker argues Ward benefits from a wetter field due to drainage, predicting Ward wins. Bill Morgan credits Harvard’s forward passing edge for a victory. Frank Rutan says Yale likely wins by a small margin with a balanced, powerful team. Mike Callahan calls the game a toss-up with luck factors.
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