Harvard Football Captaincy Foresight for Next Year
Harvard debates captaincy for next season with Daly and Hallowell as leading candidates. Daly praised for leadership and field generalship, while Hallowell’s experience and end position offer balance. Yale game prep continues with light practice and Captain McBride nursing a scraped nose.
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Burden
Daly
Halio
Yale
Penn
Charles Dudley - Daly
Boston
Boston Latin School
John White Hallowell
Medford
Hallowell
Hopkinson School
Ishhat Daly
Yale in Good Shape for Harvard Game
Captain McBride and Coach Rodgers chose to rest the Yale football team this week and give Trainer Robinson ample opportunity to keep the squad at the level reached after the Harvard clash last Saturday. The players benefited from Sunday off and continued practice today.
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New Haven
Contin
McBride
Rodgers
Yale
Robinson
Harvard
Tigers Practice Opens With Disappointing Showing
Princeton captain Edwards led the squad in a secret secretive practice session that extended unusually long as coaches and players felt discouraged about a possible championship bid amid an off day for the Tigers.
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Princeton
N. J
Edwards
Tigers
Cambridge Manual Topples Cambridge High in Tight 6-5 Victory
Cambridge Manual Training School defeated Cambridge High and Latin 6 to 5 at Charles River Park in a close match. The Cambridge Manual lineup featured Dewiss Doyle and Leitch Stewart among others while Cambridge High relied on Williams and Lang for touchdowns and a near upset. Attendance was about 150.
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Cambridge M. T
Cambridge High
Cambridge Manual Training School
Latin
Charles River Park
Cambridge Manual
C. H
T. Dewiss
Doyle
L. E
Rondina Wihralent
Loebpeahaee
Jones Big
le Deene Envece de Consetees F. B
Mayhew
Williams
Carrick
Lang
Saul
Boyvesen
Yale Harvard Bets Drawn In Local Wager Notes
A collection of reader bets from Boston area outlets shows multiple entries declaring draws in Harvard versus Yale wagers. Several correspondents claim neither side scored or that the bet should be refunded, while others state the bet was made on Yale winning or Harvard winning with no clear winner.
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Yale
W. S
Hanover Street
Sagamore Street
Dorchester
Harvard
Rugby style football deemed dangerous after death verdict
In St. Louis on November 20 the coroner's jury found Christian Brothers College right tackle John Allen died after an injury from a game with St. Louis University. The jury ruled the game was played strictly to Rugby rates, but dangerous and should be prohibited as an accident verdict.
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ST. Louis
John Allen
Christian Brothers College
St. Louis University
Football Notes and Alumni Slugging Charges Across Varsity Sport
The column discusses captain authority in football with mentions of Hare directing play at U P during early season. It notes Yale captain accused of outrageous slugging by old grads. Other items include a Thanksgiving game plea from North End Union AA and a Cambridge High and Latin School interclass finale at Charles River Park. Posters praise the Sporting Post.
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U. of. P
Hare
North End Union A. A
H. Pinkney,’3 Stillman Street
City
Yale
Charles River Park
Cambridge High
Latin School
Charles Harris
Boston Museum Sans
Sunday Sporting Post
St Augustine's Ball Set For Thanksgiving Eve Gala
St Augustine's C T A 8 of South Boston plans Bethesda Hall event on Thanksgiving Eve with a promenade concert and dancing from 9 pm to 4 am. Prominent officials and business leaders expected, with many out of town guests. President Frank Stout forecasts a record annual gathering in the peninsular district.
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South Boston
Bethesda Hall
Enjoyment Unlimited
Peninsular
Frank Stout
A A U Refuses Judgment on Central Association Rift
The Amateur Athletic Union will not rule on the Central Association dispute over territory. After a five hour meeting in New York it remained hands off and urged Philadelphia and Baltimore to settle their differences. Bartown S. Weeks of the New York Athletic Club was named president for the coming year. A hearing for Baltimore was held and criticism of Philadelphia’s track program was aired. The board upheld the status quo and allowed the fight to continue within the central group. An amendment barred cross club competition without consent and a senior junior class was created for championships.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Central Association
New York Athletic Club
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Bartown S. Weeks
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Quakers
Philadelphia
Board of Governors
Speedy Bart M. Duffy Arrives in Boston for Amateur Skating
T J Fields of St John New Brunswick arrived with Bart M Duffy the famed amateur skater from the Maritime Provinces Canada Duffy born Brookville New Brunswick April 17 1878 stands five feet nine and a half inches and weighs 164 pounds He has skated since age 13 and last winter won 13 of 15 meetings and swept all four events at St John championship meet under the B C A Club and Canadian amateur rules He is prepared to race any amateur from half a mile to five miles.
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St. John
N. B
Boston
Bart M. Duffy
Maritime Provinces
Canada
Brookville
Duffy
B. C. A. Club
Duffy Faces Amateur to Pro Skating Challenge
Skating write up praises the Bustin patent spring skate used by champions. Duffy, peer of top pros, remains in amateur ranks despite 36 wins in 42 as a principal. He has beaten notable skaters like Wetmore, Jallace, Patterson brothers, Henry, Walsh, Davidson. Fields offers to patent Champion Duffy against any local rival through Sproule of the sporting department.
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H. Wetmore
Jallace
Douglas Wetmore
Hudson Greene
Patterson Brothers
N. S. Henry
Walsh
John Davidson
Fields
Ost
Golf Notes Show Several Local Contests At Area Clubs
Brookline Country Club hosts caddies tournament scratch play autumn foursomes and a monthly medal playoff. Pine Banks links mixed foursomes date pending. Newton Highlands Golf Club planned near Centre Estee. Medford Golf Club lessons by L C Servos. Salem Golf Club Thanksgiving tournament set over 27 holes for cup by N C Eosons. Women to bogey on Wednesday. Quotes from Frank Cauley and Pat Welly.
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Pine Banks Links
Melrose
C. C. Converse
Newton
Newton Highlands
L. C. Servos
Medford Golf Club
Salem Golf Club
N. C. Oseons
Frank Cauley
Post
Pat Welly
Sunday Sporting Post
Omega Oil Claim Cures Neuralgia and Aches
An advertisement touts Omega Oil as a sure cure for neuralgia and rheumatic pains. It claims natural effects without skin burning and cites Miss Lou Fairley of Rushville Indiana whose neuralgia vanished after using part of a bottle.
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Earth
Lou Fairley
Rushville
Ind
Noth
Lawson Buys Horses At Big Boston Show Sale
Lawson, the Boston copper king, purchased two horses for 11850 at a major show sale. Sagwa, a 5-year-old gelding, bought for 7100, is by Sag wa out of a daughter of Arabian Maid by Benjamin Whirlwind. Elleree and Cracksman also figure in the sale with consignors Beres M. Saunders and G. E. Lattimer, and a Buffalo-Boston connection.
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Boston
Sagwa
Benjamin Whirlwind
Elleree
Axtell
Flora McGregor
Beres M. Saunders
Pacer
G. E. Lattimer
Buffalo
H. Gray
Boxing letters and weekly boxing notes from Brockton era
The page records reader letters and boxing news from Boston area fans and fighters. Mentions Adelard Sirward Patsey Sweeney and several fighters including Young Murray Lynn and Kid Lavigne. Includes membership notes, exhibition details, and recent polo results with scores and venues.
Cyclists Gather For Indoor Season And Exposition News
The French racing figure Alb6 Champion arrived in Boston from Paris via New York and will stay at the Waltham track until Park Square indoor track is ready. Manager Joseph Mitchell pushes opening night rules, while L A W membership rises to 60 643 from renewals. New Bedford to host February cycle show following a successful event last year in the whaling city.
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Cornwall
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Walter G. Minnemeyer
Joliet
New Bedford
Whaling City
Hares Beat the Hounds in Harvard Hare and Hound Run
The inaugural hare and hound race at Harvard saw Blakemore and Rockwell set the trail for fifty runners. Poorly laid course and gusty wind caused frequent pauses with Clerk first to finish, followed by Taylor and S. H. Bush.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard Street
Clerk
Taylor
S. H. Bush
Harvard Glass Races Set for Freshmen Crews
Harvard crews Weld and Newell to race downstream on a two mile course at 2 p.m. today. Five crews compete, two from Newell and three from Weld. The event was postponed from last Thursday.
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Newell
Harvard
Division 13 A O H Conducts Meeting at Gray's Hall
Members of Division 13 A O H held a regular meeting in Gray's Hall City Point with President Farrell presiding. The ladies auxiliary provided entertainment after the business session with Miss Owens and Miss Riley singing. President Curran and many Division 66 members attended and also entertained with speech and song.
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Gray’s Hall
City Point
Farrell
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Owens
Riley
Curran
Division 66
Ticket Speculators Fined In Municipal Court
Four football ticket speculators arrested on a Washington street charge of doing business on a public street appeared in Municipal Court. Hensha Y. Hall and Franklin Marshall were fined, while Julius Barnett pleaded not guilty and had his case continued. Jacob Cohn, claiming innocent sale of a ticket to a friend, was fined six dollars.
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Henshay S. Hall
Franklin Marshall
Julius Barnett
Jacob Cohn
Cuhn
Newtowne Narrowly Defeated in Gilt Edge League Match
Arlington Boat Club overturned Newtowne’s strong finish to prevent a clean sweep in Cambridge. Hales starred for Newtowne posting 214 and 649 across three games while Dodge added 490. Newtowne won the first two games, posting the high team string of 83 in game two, but Arlington edged ahead by fourteen pins in the final to claim the match.
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Hunnewell Clinches Openers Over B. A. A. Second Team
Hunnewell Club of Brookline opened the Circuit League at the B. A. A. alleys with a decisive victory over the B. A. A. second team. The match saw low scores as Hecht’s absence hurt B. A. A. momentum and left Hunnewell ahead throughout. The score was not completed in readable fragments.
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Brookline
Unicorn
Hecht
Beacon Triumphs in Trade League Bout at Carruth’s Alleys
Beacon defeated Federal to clinch the match after dropping the opener by thirty pins. Sum ner led with 479 as the high single game, while Coe Plummer and Cameron spearheaded the Beacon win. Cameron nailed 4 and 5, 4, 7 and 10, and 7 and 9 spares, with Plummer picking up various tough splits. The score and details followed.
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Federal
Sumner
Coe
Plummer
Cameron
Postponed City League Bowling Match Set At Roxbury Alley
The Noble team resumes action after a delay and will bowl their postponed event at Roxbury alley next Thursday evening. They beat Newton last night on the home alley winning all three games in a tight bout led by Brad bury with a 290 high figure.
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Noble
Newton
Bradbury
Polo promoters deny Southeastern and New England leagues merger
A prominent New England polo promoter told the Post the circulated report that the Southeastern Polo League would consolidate with the New England League is false. Carroll of Salem, a leading supporter of the New England League, said he will not cooperate with the Southeastern League which he calls the Pipe Dream League. Some individuals push for consolidation hoping the report would spur action.
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the Post
New England League
Carroll
Salem
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