Brown Faces Dartmouth With Improved Form At Braves Field
Providence coach Ed Robinson notes Brown's progress after three losses this season and predicts a strong effort against Dartmouth at Braves Field. The teams have both faced Syracuse, with Dartmouth improving after a 34 6 loss and Brown down 53 0 with a weakened lineup.
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Brookline boy Threshie shines in ground gain in weekly game
Threshie from Brookline shows strong speed and field progress as Josh Weeks and Hoving anchor the Brown lineup at right end and center. Dart mouth features Captain Bevan and Sanderson as notable wartime era players. Ends in Saturday's game expected to be powerful.
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High Class Mat Bouts for Tomorrow Night
The wrestling program at the Grand Opera House features Kilonis versus Gardner in a fast middleweight match after a season of hard clashes. George Ventres, noted for a sensational last week, will meet a strong semi final opponent.
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Mitch Mitchell to Lead Chicago Cubs President
Fred Mitchell manager of the Chicago club of the National League will be elected president to succeed Charles Weeghman. Change will occur within two weeks. Weeghman keeps financial interest. Mitchell came to the club from Boston two years ago after roles with George Stalings.
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Turner Wins Over Norfolk in Brisk Armory Bout
Clay Turner of New York defeated Kid Norfolk of Panama in a 12 round battle at the Arena. Turner pressured throughout and floored Norfolk in the final round, earning a well earned decision after a tough back and forth contest. Charlie Parker won in the semi final, while Danny Kramer and Bert Jones also scored first round and six round victories respectively.
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Nomination of Officers for U S Golf Assn
The nominating committee of the United States Golf Association chaired by David R. Forgan selects officers for January vote. President Frederick S. Wheeler Apa wamis vice-presidents Dr Walter S Harban Columbia C C Sterling E Edmunds St Louis C C secretary Howard F Whitney Nassau C C treasurer M N Buckner Garden City executive committee Frank E Miller Old Elm J F Byers Allegheny Co C W P Stewart Audubon C C T B Payne Atlanta A C Elmer E Mitchell Wilmington D C The only changes are Payne and Mitchell.
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Boxing and football notes from Boston arena and fields
The article cites a crowded schedule with polo and boxing fights at the Arena and Braves Field. It notes Jack Dempsey’s boxing prowess, a planned football clash between Boston College and Harvard, Navy fundraising games, and Dartmouth Brown futures. It also mentions Umpire Tommie Connolly and local baseball figures.
Boston Faces Providence in Arena Polo Clash Tonight
The Providence Gold Bugs meet Captain Hardy's Hub poloists at the Arena in the first pennant clash between the clubs. Boston, pace-setter in the league, adds Pete Woods and Phil Jason to the roster while Carroll and Eglington are released. Fred Jean may soon return to action, boosting the game. Providence relies on Thompson and Kehoe as its key rushers with a strong defense, and rising attendance mirrors baseball interest from nearby cities.
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Former College Title Holder Alfred Plaw Dies
San Francisco November 19 Alfred Dixon Plaw attorney and former American intercollegiate hammer throw champion died after an appendicitis operation. He graduated from the University of California in 1902.
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Cambridge Triumphs Over Boston In Roller Polo Thriller
Cambridge beats Boston 5 to 4 after a 10 minute overtime at St Marys Hall Cambridge. Red Williams nets the winning shot in extra time as Maxwell and Cambridge teammates shine with strong rushes. Scoring details show R Williams with three goals, Blount saves, and fouls affecting the Boston team.
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Providence at Boston. Lowell at Quincy. Cambridge at Worcester
A schedule listing three matchups: Providence vs Boston, Lowell vs Quincy, and Cambridge vs Worcester. Each pairing appears as a distinct game in a regional slate likely to interest local fans and teams.
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Lowell Triumphs Over Quincy In Fast 9-6 Hockey
Lowell defeats Quincy 9 to 6 in a hard fought match here. Key plays featured Harkins and Griffith for Lowell, with Purcell in goal stymying many Quincy advances. Lincoln and Farrell stood out for Quincy, while Conley excelled in front of the Lowell cage.
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Concord High and Boston College High clash moved to morning
The annual football game between Concord High School and Boston College High School, originally slated for next Saturday afternoon, will likely be played Saturday morning at University Heights due to scheduling shifts.
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