Prospects Bright for B C Victory in New England Classic
Boston College shows steady progress while Holy Cross struggles with injuries and lineup shifts. The coming weekend’s clash at Braves Field pits Cavanaugh’s improved Eagles against Cleo O’Donnell’s Holy Cross, with BC needing stronger right wing defense to curb Holy Cross’s Simondinger and the pivotal run game.
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Holy Cross Eleven
Frank Cavanaugh
Boston College Warriors
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Charlie Buell
Chick” Gagnon
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Worcester
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Georgetown
Cleo O'Donnelle
Ken Simondinger
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Fisher Signals Return After Rumors At Harvard
Rumors spread in New York over the past week that Harvard head coach Bob Fisher might be leaving after this season. The chatter suggested Fisher would not return to coach next year at Harvard.
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New York
Harvard
Fisher
Through
Rumors About Fisher Weigh Harvard Football Future
The piece counters rumors that Harvard coach Bob Fisher would quit after defeats by Centre and Princeton. It argues Fisher is not the quitting type and hopes to coach Harvard again if the authorities want him, noting his season ended gloriously with a Yale upset.
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Centre
Princeton
Crimson
Fisher
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Yale
St Josephs Club Road Race Set For Thanksgiving Morning
The St Josephs T A Society holds a 10 mile road race Thanksgiving morning at 10 30 starting at 95 Cambridge street. Runners go along Hancock Mt Vernon Joy Beacon to Brookline Reservoir and back. Entries close tonight with prizes offered by the Tabs and many local distance runners signed up.
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St. Joseph
Crossley English Heavyweight Boxer Dies in New York
Herbert Crossley English heavyweight pugilist, who had recently arrived in the United States, died today after a weeklong illness. His last bout was with Al Roberts of New York about two years ago.
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Crossley
New York
Navy
Herbert Crossley
al Roberts
St. Joseph's T A Society to Host Boxing Bouts Thanksgiving
The St Josephs T A Society will stage an open amateur boxing tournament at Commercial Hall Bowdoin square West End on Thanksgiving night. Four open classes will feature bouts from 8 p m until late. Entries close with Frank Hannon at 95 Cambridge Street Boston.
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St. Joseph's T. A. Society
Commercial Hall
Bowdoin Square
West End
Frank Hannon
Cambridge Street
Boston
Milburn Saylor Killed In Train Crash At Lafayette
Milburn Saylor 29 of Indianapolis, a former lightweight boxing champion contender, was killed when a string of cars ran wild and crashed into his engine near Lafayette. He previously held Australian lightweight and welterweight titles in 1914.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indianapolis
Saylor
Australia
Walker and Doyle Triumph Over Guilford in Golf Match
Cyril Walker and Pat Doyle defeated national amateur champion Jesse Guilford and Emmett French 4 to 3 in Pinehurst. Doyle led play with a 78 as his team posted a 70 best-ball score.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Cyril Walker
Pat Doyle
Jesse Guilford
Emmett French
Doyle
Crimson forwards rush Aldrich in Harvard Yale punt rush
In the Harvard Yale game the eager forwards from both teams rushed the punter, Aldrich, leaving little time for his kicks. The rapid pressure produced many short punts as players crowded the line and funneled kicks into the wind.
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Crimson
Blue
Harvard forwards crowd Aldrich as Yale punts in rough second period
In a windy second period on Yale territory the Harvard line pressurized Aldrich as he kicked. Jordan provided last-minute protection, Sturm pursued the return, and the punt traveled 28 yards with no runback.
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Aldrich
Yale
Jordan
Sturm
Gibbons to Box Tommy Robson at the Arena
Tommy Robson of Malden faces Mike Gibbons in a 10 round bout at the Arena next Friday night. Robson, noted for his punching power, aims to wear down Gibbons and claim a decision. The card also features three eight round bouts including Ned O Flanagan vs Joe Stone and Johnny Murray vs Buff Ives.
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Malden
Ringstore
Mike Gibbonmill
St. Paul
Robson
Lagonia
Boston
Mike Gibbons
Gibbons
Middlesex Rifle Club Turkey Shoot Planned for Thanksgiving Day
The Middlesex Rifle Club of Lincoln will conduct an all day turkey shoot at its Tower road range in South Lincoln on Thanksgiving Day with several events scheduled.
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Lincoln
Middlesex Rifle Club
Tower Road
South Lincoln
Wonder Athlete George Owen Emerges For Harvard Football
The Newton youth George Owen, star of Harvard football, is praised as a future Crimson leader as he balances sports with music and literature. He led the 1921 freshmen hockey team in a 15 to 1 win over Yale, abstains from tobacco and alcohol, and is noted for his discipline and dedication as he nears graduation in 1923.
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Harvard Hopes for Success After Owen Era
Athletes may come and go but Harvard faces a long wait to fill the shoes of George Owen the 19 year old Crimson star from Newton whose departure leaves a void in youth and talent for the team.
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Charlie Brickley
Natick
Mrs. Owen
Newton
America
Harvard
George Owen
Crimson Wonder
Harvard Star George Quwen Turns In All Around Win
The final whistle capped a standout performance by George Quwen as Harvard defeated EM Yaie. Quwen scored the winning touchdown and added the field goal, showcasing exceptional football play. Despite being a junior captain of the Crimson hockey team and a top baseball performer, he balances study and strong grades while approaching twenty.
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Harvard
EM Yaie
George Quwen
George
Bay State Ailmont Club Hosts All-Day Turkey Tournament
The Bay State Ailmont Country Club will stage an all-day turkey tournament over the club links in Arlington Heights on Thanksgiving. The event showcases local golfers competing across the course with prizes for top finishers.
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Bay State Ailmont. Country Club
Club
Arlington Heights
Thanksgiving
Vale Football Eleven Disbands For Year
Vale's football eleven yesterday disbanded for the season after a training banquet at the Hotel Lenox. Some players departed at different times, with Guernsey Into and Jordan found to have slight sprains but were able to leave.
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Lenox
Guernsey
Into
Jordan
Yale Loses to Harvard After Strong Third Quarter
Yale coaches praised Harvard play and offered congratulations to Harvard officials. Captain Aldrich plans a Yale team meeting next week to elect a new captain, with Ralph Jordan expected to be the leading headliner and Exeter-born. Jones’ return is assured. Yale weighs next season's schedule amid talks of Chicago Minnesota Iowa or California.
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Malcolm Aldrich
Harvard
Yale
Aldrich
Ralph Jordan
Exeter
al Into
Jones
Chicago
Minnesota
Iowa
California
Princeton
Tigers
Arbitration Board Setstle Hockey Disputes in Local League
Harmony will guide the season as the Boston League forms with teams B A A Pere Marquette K C Westminsters Melrose Hockey Club. An arbitration board will handle grievances. Tom Kanaly will appoint a schedule committee with George Brown to draft a round robin schedule. New York and Philadelphia will host the top two teams in the Eastern US Amateur Hockey Association series. The Arena opens December 3 after a three day hockey festival beginning December 1.
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Boston League
Pere Marquette K. C
Westminsters
Melrose Hockey Club
Tom Kanaly
Francis Synnott
Pere Marquette
R. W. White
Melrose
F. C. van Norman
George W. Brown
Boston Arena
E. F. Murphy
Bill Carleton
D. Henderson Pacy
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New York
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Harvard Triumphs Over Yale in Classic Clash Behind Miracle Coach
Harvard defeated Yale in a hard fought battle praised as a clean and decisive victory. Bob Fisher earns the nickname Miracle Football Coach as Harvard maintains a three way tie with Princeton and Yale for next season’s top honors. Georgetown rolls over BC while Holy Cross and Fordham bolster Catholic football claim.
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