Yale Squad Heads for Harvard Yale Yale Squad at Belmont Club
Yale arrives from New Haven for the Harvard Yale clash. The squad trains at Belmont Springs as trainer Johnny Mack reports peak condition. Tad Jones may use the Saturday lineup with Blair at end, while weather and soggy turf loom as key factors on game day.
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Saginaw youth bound over in hammer murder case
Richard Champlain 22 was bound over to Circuit Court on a charge of killing his stepmother Florence Champlain by hammer blow and setting their Hemlock home on fire. The bodies of Florence and Adrian Champlain were found last week. He will be arraigned next Monday. no charges yet tied to the father's death.
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Wesleyan Williams Set for 29th Grid Classic in Conn
Wesleyan and Williams prepare for their 29th annual clash in Middletown Connecticut on Saturday. The long rivalry trails Yale and Princeton in history with Wesleyan 11 wins 14 losses and 3 ties. Williams crushed Wesleyan 62 14 last year and both squads seek the smaller New England college championship with Williams having defeated Amherst and Wesleyan tied with Lord Jeffs.
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Eddie Shevlin Retains New England Welter Crown
Eddie Shevlin of Roxbury has reclaimed the New England welter title after two years of facing all challengers, prompting talk of rest. The piece also critiques the Ples Tina Pesek Madison Square Garden bout and the New York Boxing Commission's handling of the match. Al Shubert is winning form, planning winter bouts, with multiple local cards and upcoming matches involving Kaplan, Chaney, Hubbs, and others. The report notes events at Pine Tree A C Portland, Arena A C Woonsocket, Casino A C Lynn, and various regional bouts through November.
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Arlington Dominates Cambridge In City Cross Country Meet
Arlington High School swept the three mile Menotomy Rocks Park course beating Cambridge High and Latin School 90 to 30. Schwamb led in 18 minutes 3 seconds with Downing close behind, as the first five finishers were Arlington runners including Collins Dallin Benedict Troy Nazareno and several others. Cambridge runners placed behind with Hatch and Burke among the top Cambridge finishers.
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Tris Speaker Signs To Manage Indians
Tris Speaker has signed a contract to manage the Cleveland American League team for next season, announced by club president James C. Dunn in Cleveland Ohio.
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Unbeaten Schools Clash in City Grid Championship
Eight teams remain undefeated in the high school gridiron race led by Newton and Waltham set for an elimination tilt at Watch City this Saturday. Other unbeatens include Haverhill St James High of Haverhill Peabody Lexington Norwood West Roxbury with tie games and late season shifts noted among the leaders.
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Armament Reduction Proposals Endorsed at Conference
ASHVILLE WN C Nov 17 Prop osals for armament reduction presented by the American government and favorably received by representatives of foreign countries at the armament conference were declared matters of deep gratification by directors of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States at their closing session here.
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Harvard Yale clash looms as Duffey backs Crimson fight
Arthur Duffey's Harvard gains followers for the Yale game. Georgetown prep for Boston College at Braves Field with Newton and Cavanaugh’s BC team praised. New England A A U meeting in Chicago highlights Olympic talk and national events as Boston figures eye titles.
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Lexington Holiday Gridiron Classic Set for Thanksgiving
Arrangements were completed yesterday for a Thanksgiving morning football game at Lexington Athletic Field. The undefeated Lexington High School eleven meets Woburn High, a Mystic Valley League counterpart, at 10 o'clock.
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Dean Plays Green Cubs Here Today
Dean Academy and the yearling eleven from Dartmouth clash at Fenway Park this afternoon in a showcase football game. The two rivals, dating to 1911, offer a glimpse beyond pure high school football as both teams near varsity level.
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Former Newton High star leads Dartmouth varsity team
The Dartmouth squad includes former Newton High captain Bjorkman and players Itt of Quincy Stevens of Framingham Plummer of Malden Dean han GatelyIdvemore Fallon of Waltham Dean Malloy Winthrop and McGoldrich Medford. Historic meetings show Dean won 1911 6 0 while 1912 7 0 tied 1 7 0 1915 and 1916 results.
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McAllister School Closes Grid Season With Return Game
The McAllister School football team of Concord wraps up a successful season with a return game against Fessenden School of Weat Newton tomorrow afternoon on the former’s gridiron in Concord.
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