Boxing notes from Boston boxing scene promising November bouts
Milburn Saylor reflects on a defeat to White and notes a stronger punch. Atlas A A venue in Gloucester reshuffles cards after Carlson refuses 130 pound weight. Dick Stosh of Cleveland set to fight Burns in a 12 round main bout. Prospects include Jimmy Duffy versus Ted Lewis and a potential White versus Lewis clash. Letters arrive for Al Delmont and Philip Doherty.
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Gloucester
Larry Burns
Lawrence
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Brockton
Fish City Club
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Burns
Dick Stosh
Cleveland
Stosh
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Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Canada
Atlas A. A
Jimmy Duffy
Lockport
N. Y
Ted
Kid) Lewis
England
Charley White
Lewis
Jimmy Johnston
White
Schoolboys to Run Today in Mystic Valley League
Six school cross country teams enter the Mystic Valley League race set for this morning at Arlington. Wakefield’s Goodwin, Arlington’s Cameron, and Somerville’s French are noted runners who may lead from the start. Arlington has won the race three times and knows the course well, while Wakefield brings a strong balanced squad after a Worcester victory. George French, last year’s Worcester winner, has run Arlington’s course and believes his team will prevail.
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Goodwin
Wakefield
Cameron
French
Somerville
Worcester
George French
Pittsburg Signs Norfolk Infielder B. W. Cleveland
Barney Dreyfus, president of the Pittsburg National League Baseball Club, announced today the signing of B. W. Cleveland, an infielder from Norfolk, Virginia.
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Penn
Barney Dreyfus
National League Baseball Club
B. W. Cleveland
Norfolk
Weathered gridiron for Harvard Yale clash amid soggy field
Harvard and Yale prepare for their annual game on a drenched surface with straw covering on Soldiers Field and possible drying conditions. Weighed by heavier Yale players, Harvard recalls last year’s slushy, slippery mud in Yale Bowl with no injuries and the teams marching forward despite the forecast.
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Yale
Eli
Soldiers Field
New Haven
Gossip for Motorists on Harvard Yale Game Day
Alvan T. Fuller sponsors Yale team rides in Packard cars from Woodland Park Hotel to the Stadium for this afternoon’s big game. Windsor T. White travels to town for the match and backs Harvard due to a son at Cambridge. Boston hosts a rush of cars from New England as the Chalmers six thirty arrives from Buffalo and the Providence auto show closes tonight. J. W. Bowman plans a Maine woods hunting trip return Monday with venison steaks promised by friends.
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Yale Ee
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Harvard Club of Boston Joins Amateur Hockey League
The American Amateur Hockey League admitted the Harvard Club of Boston at a meeting in New York. Harvard’s hockey team will play in the league’s winter schedule, joining Boston A. A. which is already a member.
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American Amateur Hockey League
Harvard Club of
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Boston A. A. of
You Will Like the Pictorial Section This Sunday Post
A brief tease notes that readers will enjoy the Pictorial Section in the upcoming Sunday edition of the Post. It hints at visual features and notable images to expect without revealing specifics.
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Sunday Post
Hotels Overrun by Harvard Yale Crowd Amid City Influx
Boston hotels and clubs overflowed as Harvard Yale game fans poured in last night. Lenox Copley Plaza and Touraine drew notable guests including William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer Jr. Private cars rested in yards while cots filled banquet rooms and dining spaces became sleeping quarters.
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William Randolph Hearst
Tom Shevlin
Yale
Stanley Reinhart
Mary Roberts Reinhart
Maggie Teyte
William V. Bedell
H. B. Brandeis
New York
Harvey Gibson
Copley Plaza
Fred Sterry
the Plaza
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Melvin A. Morris
Pittsburg
A. W. Malley
New Haven
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Vendome
Victoria
Somerset
Puritan
American
Quincy
Hurlburt’s
Young's
Parker
Adams House
Clark
Harvard
Boston & Albany
Yale Confident on Eve of Big Game
Yale expresses iron-clad confidence before the Saturday clash with Princeton at the Stadium. Captain Alex Wilson and players tour the site in wet weather, insisting they will defeat Princeton despite rain and soggy field conditions.
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Eli
John Mack
Sam Langford
Petrograd University
Alex Wilson
Giants
Alex
Wilson
Harvard
Wellesley
Princeton
Sullivan Named Lexington High Baseball Coach for 1916
Lexington November 19 John J Sullivan coach of the Lexington High School football team was selected to lead the Lexington High School baseball nine for 1916 under his generalship the football squad has moved at a furious rate confirming his appointment for the new season
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Lexington
John J. Sullivan
Lexington High
Reproduced Game at Jordan Hall by Irwin Score Board
Irwin Score Board Company offers a live play by play reproduction of the game at Jordan Hall for those without tickets. A direct wire from the field provides returns described by a veteran football man and shown on the scoreboard for visualized excitement. Tickets available at Wright and Ditson's and Jordan Hall.
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Jordan Hall
Irwin Score Board Company
Wright & Ditson
Lexington and Arlington Girls Field Hockey Set to Clash
The Lexington High School girls field hockey team may meet Arlington High School on Spy Pond Field today. Yesterday's planned game against Sargent School of Cambridge was canceled due to rain.
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Lexington High School
Arlington High School
Spy Pond
Arlington
Sargent School of
Cambridge
Runners Prepare for Six Mile Intercollegiate Championship
Strong mud and course wear expected at Franklin Park as eleven of fourteen colleges race for team titles. Cornell's Moakley leads a star lineup including Hoffmire Windnagle and Colton with Dark horses from Yale Princeton Maine and Penn also in contention. Tech’s Bell Prett and Brown’s Captain Pottas join a field aiming to repeat recent New England results.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Dartmouth
Maine
Brown
Syracuse
Michigan
Colby
College
City of
New York
New England
Boston
Jack Moakley
Pottas
Hoffmire
Windnagle
Tech
Bell
Mayor Curley Returns Harvard Yale Football Tickets
Harvard officials misassigned 10 tickets to Mayor Curley placing him in Section 19 far from the field. He returned the check and noted the error, receiving new 50 yard line seats in Section 31, rectifying the seating mix up.
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Curley
Harvard Athletic Association
Boston
Curl
Turner Seeks Indoor Nationals Meet in Baltimore
George J. Turner recently elected president of the Amateur Athletic Union favors holding the national indoor championship next March in Baltimore. If the championship committee agrees, the events would be staged at the Fifth Regiment Armory.
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New York
George J. Turner
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Navy Team Plans Penn Game Watch Trip
Navy's football squad will travel to New York for the Army game and stop in Philadelphia to watch the annual Thanksgiving Day clash between the University of Pennsylvania and Cornell, as guests of the Pennsylvania Athletic Association.
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Navy
New York
Army
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Naval Party
Pennsylvania Athletic Association
Harvard Yale clash tops college grid slate at Franklin Park
Harvard and Yale prepare for a marquee football day with Harvard star Eddie Mahan cleared of pro charges. Tom Enwright faces eligibility questions while Tom Shevlin leads the Elis in a bid to end a skid. Cornell looms in the cross country title chase as Al Shrubb aims for a marathon upset.
Crimson picks key runners as favorites for large intercollegiates
The Crimson coach backs Duffeys and waves off rivals like Potter Hoffmire Bell and Brown as top contenders in the big meet. Yale captain Overton challenged as elite, with Eds Rush and Yale hosts to welcome Harvard and Yale coaches Johnny Mack and Pooch Donovan for a classic autumn tilt.
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Yale
Crimson
Queal
Overton
Eli
Hill
Johnny Mack
Pooch Donovan
Mack
Donovan
Everett Faces Somerville In Key Suburban League Clash
The Suburban league features Everett High vs Somerville High as the day’s main game at Somerville. Everett red and blue teams appear broken while Somerville has struggled to contain Everett in past meetings. Other games include Waltham vs Natick and Manchester vs Haverhill.
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Everett High
Everett
Somerville High
Waltham High
Newton High
Natick High
Manchester High
Haverhill High
Lawrence
Newburyport
Chelsea High
Revere High
Everett High School
Aberg Seeks Special Referee for Greco-Roman Title Fight
Alex Aberg’s manager asked Boston officials to bring in a third referee for next Thursday’s Greco-Roman world title bout with Cutler in Mechanics Building. Promoter Tuohey rejected the idea, saying no outsider officials would be used and that Aberg would get an even break from the official referee.
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Alex Aberg
Boston
Aberg
Cutler
Mechanics’ Building
Tuohey
Gordon international curling match called off this winter
Montreal November 19 announcements state the Gordon international curling medal match between United States and Canada is cancelled due to war conditions. The event alternates hosts between the two nations and would have been played in Canada this winter after last season in Utica, New York.
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United States
Canada
Utica
N. Y
Harvard Brown game score and related queries
Harvard won the Harvard Brown game 16 to 7. Individual scores cited include Harvard 15 Brown 8, Harvard 18 Brown 5, and Harvard 30 Brown 7. No tie exists among those scores.
Lexington Beats Concord in mud soaked gridiron clash
In heavy rain at Lexington High, the Lex ington eleven beat Concord High 7 to 0. A second period touchdown by Weatherhead and a goal from Wright secured the win after a brutal opening collision left Concord fullback Fuller with a fractured collarbone.
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Concord
John J. Sullivan
Lexington
Concord High
Fuller
Concord Eleven
Pickard
Wood
Lexington High
Cutter
Wellington
Walcott Jackson
Ereee
Raymond
Rockwood
Ieee
Carl Lawrence
R G Pickard
Wood Johnson
Tove
Williams Fitzgerald
Boyre Weatherhead
Mulcahy Thay
Leach Cross Beats Johnny Harvey in 10-Round Fight
Leach Cross defeated Johnny Harvey of New York in a 10-round bout. Harvey rallied in the ninth and pressed Cross in the final round. Cross weighed 138 pounds. Harvey 135. Also, Mat Wells and Young Brown drew in 10 rounds, and Renny Leonard outpointed Joe Azevedo after a close first round.
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New York
Azevedo
Leonard
Brooklyn Federal League Club releases four players
The Brooklyn Federal League Club announced the unconditional release of infielders Delahanty and Gagnier and pitchers Maxwell and Houck on November 19.
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Brooklyn Federal League Club
Tonight
Delahanty
Gagnier
Maxwell
Houck
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