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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1916

Page

10

Yale Team Has Light Practice Before Harvard clash

Yale football in New Haven held a light twofold session after late arrival from Atlantic City. The squad practiced under artificial light focusing on signal running and the forward pass. Smith will join LaRoche at quarterback with LaRoche guiding the field.

New Haven Conn Yale Atlantic City Black LaRoche Harvard Tigers Princeton Jones Pudge” Heffelfinger Tad Jones Moseley Gates Zenner Hutchinson Galt Baldridge Church Neville le Gore Jacques

C. C. A. Cigars Claim Free Burning Fragrance

An advertisement extols the C. C. A. cigar as superior amid fierce market competition. It promises merit through its free burning and delightful fragrance, urging curious readers to try a dime to learn why the brand stands out.

Britton and White Set for Key Boston Ring Bout

Boston fans await tonight's major boxing card at the Armory A A featuring Jack Britton and Charley White. They will weigh 142 pounds at 9 o'clock with Britton under pressure to meet the limit. White's raw power and Britton's defensive skill set the stage for a twelve round showdown rated as a cracking good fight.

Boston Armory A. A Jack Britton Charley White Britton Danny Morgan White

Tufts Prepares For Syracuse With Light Practice

Tufts finishes a long chalkboard briefing and a light signal drill to start final week of practice for the Syracuse game. Coach Whelan outlines attack and defense while regulars rest due to Bowdoin injuries. Mitchell knee and Spunt ankle are out but expected back by Thursday. Tufts uses letter designations for players.

Tufts Syracuse Whelan Mitchell Spunt

May Cancel Date for Greek Wrestler Tofalos

Tofalos the Greek strong man and wrestler scheduled for the Thanksgiving night carnival in Mechanics' building may have his date cancelled. After agreeing to wrestle in Boston he accepted a South Bethlehem match the night before, and the matchmaker Tuohey warned no slip ups can be taken and a substitute will be found if he insists.

Tofalos Mechanics’ Building Boston Bethlehem Penn Tuohey

Harvard Prepares Subtle Forward Pass Attack for Yale Game

Harvard plans an unusual overhead passing attack at Yale Bowl, featuring a trained corps of pass receivers led by Casey Horween and Joe Ryan. The Crimson, famed for its passing versatility, hopes to exploit Yale’s weaknesses against aerial plays while balancing a lean backfield against Yale’s stout defense.

Harvard Crimson Frank Hinkey Rews Yale Cambridge Willcox Coolidge Harte Casey Joe Ryan Notre Dame Ryan Haughton Princeton Harvar Horween

Upper Classes Win In Boston Normal Arts School Game

The upper classes eleven defeated the freshmen team 18 to 0 at Franklin Park yesterday afternoon. McCarthy and Ellis starred for the winners while Hutchinson and Daniels excelled for the losers.

Boston Normal Arts School Franklin Park McCarthy Ellis Hutchinson Daniels

Gossip for Motorists

EH J Kilburn Liberty Motor Car manager stays at Copley Plaza. Ex Governor Walsh to speak to Bay State Automobile Association on his Japan trip soon. Maxwell’s McConaha schedules a nonstop run starting tomorrow with details to follow. Fosdick to be Pathfinder distributor. Hudson Super Six price rise December 1. orders already for delivery. Dodge Brothers car a popular Christmas gift. C S Henshaw sees many holiday orders this season.

EH. J. Kilburn Liberty Motor Car Company Copley Plaza David I. Walsh The Bay State Automobile Association Japan McConaha Maxwell Company Ry Fosdick

Crimson denounces substitutes in football strategy

The Harvard Crimson editorial lambasts using second-string players against Brown. It urges rescheduling to allow regulars on the field, or using first string on the usual date even if it risks injuries before Yale.

Brown Marvard Crimson College Daily Paper Harvard Yale

A A U Sets Next Convention For St Louis In 1917

The Amateur Athletic Union of the United States decided to move its annual convention to St. Louis for 1917. Western delegates urged the change and the vote was unanimous. George J. Turner of Baltimore was re elected president Frederick W Rubien was named secretary and treasurer William A Prout of Boston became a vice president.

New York Amateur Athletic Union of the

Third Major League Sparks Interest in Midwest Cities

Chicago reports that Ban Johnson, president of the American League, would not oppose a third major league. He said he rather likes the idea as gossip of a new league circulates. Proposed sites include Baltimore Buffalo Newark Toronto Toledo Indianapolis Louisville and Milwaukee.

Chicago Bank Johnson Cittes Baltimore Buffalo Newark Toronto Toledo Indianapolis Louisville Milwaukee

Quincy Cigar Kicker’s Odd Gridiron Rituals

A quirky note describes a player who mixes smoking habits with kicking on the field. He prefers Quincy cigars for his ritual, kicking mainly when a dealer lacks his preferred Quincy brand. The piece blends unusual personal habits with sports imagery.

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