Lively Park Square bike meet draws big turnout for Saturday
At Park Square oval yesterday afternoon about 40 riders trained for the Saturday race meet. Professionals led by Frank Kramer Joe Fogler and Eddie Root battled for an hour while amateurs such as Hill Bussy and Morgan pressed them. A mile handicap and a 10 mile Yale sweepstake promise hot competition with Nat Butler James Moran in top form.
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Park Square Oval
Frank Kramer
Joe Fogler
Eddie Root
Hill
Bussy
Morgan
Worcester
Nat Butler
Hugh MacLean
James Moran
Charles Turville
Fred White
Harvard
Yale
Skating Races Move to Open Rink at Park Square
Races at Park Square Rink shift to the open rink tomorrow night avoiding the bowl. Spectators gain free viewing as four mile professional handicap features Park Square stars in the lineup.
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Park Square
Double Header at Volkmann School Field in Brighton
A rare football double header at Volkmann School field Brighton offers one admission for two games. Roxbury Latin vs Volkmann counts as an Interpreparatory League contest at 2, followed by Cambridge High and Brookline High in a Preparatory League clash at 3. Receipts will be split among the four teams.
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Volkmann
Brighton
Roxbury Latin
Cambridge High
Brookline High
Valladolid Rolls 1411 in Insurance Bowling League
Valladolid posts high team total 1411 and wins two of three from Columbian in Adams Square alley action. Fireman’s Fund tops Columbian with 1949 in totals, as Boit, Etna, N E Mutual, New York Life, and Boston Insurance claim several two or three game wins.
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Valladolid
K. of C
Somerset
Waltham
Pete Marquette
Concord
Elm Hill
Somerville
Teutonia
Arlington
Maplewood
Woisagia “Oocess
Santa Maria
Reese
Columbian
Fireman’s Fund
Adams Square
Boit
Etna
John Hancock
N. E. Mutual
New York Life
Boston Insurance
Paige
Pengiogere
Bolt
BUEAT
Preacetan
WN. of, Life
Cc Cseneeves
Ss Gee Bt
Toston Insurance
Point Bonn
Bowling Result in Telephone League at Old South Alley
Team No. 2 defeated Fourth Sub 2 games to one in last night’s Telephone League bowling at Old South Alley. Final totals show Team No. 2 1243 and Fourth Sub 1245 with scores spread across games and lanes.
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Old South
Vietor
Harvard in High Hopes of Victory
Harvard students fill Memorial Hall and union as nearly 2000 attend a mass meeting before the game. The crowd roars to Fair Harvard, then marches in drizzle through dormitories, with torches lighting a 3000-strong snake dance along Massachusetts avenue, maintaining order.
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Memorial Hall
Harvard
Union
Massachusetts Avenue
Roxbur Central 125-Pound Games Post Details
Roxbur Centrals and Geneval organize 125 and 185 pound team games. W Anderson at 202 Camden Street handles inquiries for Roxbur Centrals. St Johns Boys Club fields 125 pound games. contact G Maliburton at 65 Selwyn Street for Roslin area events.
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Roxbur
Centrals
W. Anderson
Camden Street
City
Geneval
L. Levy
Tel
St. John's
Maliburton
Selwyn Streets
Rosline
Malden High Football Eleven Featuring Miner Clark Brothers
Malden High School primes for Thanksgiving clash with Medford in Medford. Coach Charley Cuddy and captains Clare Clark and Jesse Clark guide the squad. Brothers Carl and George Miner star at back and end, with notable play from Jesse Clark and George Miner on defense and offense.
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Malden
Medford High
Medford
Charley Cuddy
Miner and Clark Brothers
Malden High
Miner Brothers
Clark Brothers
Clare Clark
Boston
Jesse
Carl Miner
George Miner
Malden High School
H. B
Jesse Clark
Clarence Clark
Heuston Leads Capron In National Billiard Match
In St. Louis on November 21 Thomas A. Heuston beat Joseph W. Capron 50 to 48 in the fourth game of the national three cushion championship. Heuston posted a high run of 4 and an average of 658. Capron's high run was 4 with an average of 50.
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ST. Louis
Thomas A. Heuston
Joseph W. Capron
Galt
Can. Heuston
Capron
Doves Fanning Day At Boston National HQ
Boston National headquarters held a fanning day with Colonel George Dovey presiding. Frank Connaughton of Lynn discussed next season and may sign elsewhere. Patsey Donovan and Joe Bean talked transfers, while John Raftery endorsed Cravath for an outfield spot. Mike Lynch, Boston University Law School student, plans one more season with the Giants before law practice.
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Boston National Headquarters
George Dovey
Frank Connaughton
Lynn
Shoe City
Connaughton
Patsey Donovan
Brooklyn
Joe Bean
Jersey City
Doe Casey
Toronto
Joe Kelley
Donovan
John Raftery
Portland, Ore
Cravath
Taylor
Raftery
Charleston
Boston
Haverhill
Mike Lynch
Pittsburg
New York
Boston University Law School
Giants
Law
Mike
Davey
Bostons
Ball
Yale Eyes Aggressive Strategy Against Harvard
Yale signals a potent game plan for the Harvard clash. The Elis aim to press the rushing attack, with Ted Coy and Tad Jones leading the charge, while Harvard works to shore up ends and counter Yale’s fast, powerful plays in a likely close, hard-fought meeting.
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Yale
Harvard
Elis
Tigers
Tad” Jones
Crimson
Ted Coy
Tad Jones
Harvard warns against using speculator tickets
Harvard warns the public not to buy tickets from speculators or unauthorized sellers for the Harvard Yale football game. Management will dishonor unvalidated tickets and resell seats. validated ones may be honored. A Harvard Athletic Association rep will be in Boston at 905 Exchange Building from 2 to 4 today and 10 to 11 Saturday to validate tickets.
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Exchange Building
Boston
Bird
Burr
Harvard
Waltham High Faces Dedham In Anticipated Tilt
Tomorrow Waltham High meets Dedham High in a fast paced game. Waltham rides a strong record with little prospect of defeat while Dedham has shown encouraging form and will present a tough challenge.
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Waltham High Eleven
Dedham High
Waltham
Dedham
Local Athletic Notices For Thanksgiving Week Schedule
Adelaide A. C. invites 115 pound teams for Thanksgiving Day events at home including a morning match and the Saturday following. Contact T Kelly in Jamaica Plain. Eagles seek 115 pound teams at home for Nov 23 and 28 with half expenses. Oliver Westcott in Malden lists address. Lincoln A. A. seeks 135 pound teams for Sat Nov 28 at home with full expenses. Contact J Quinlan in Newtonville.
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Adelaide A. C
T. Kelly
Jamaica Plain
Eagles
Oliver Westcott
Salem Street
Malden
Lincoln A. A
J. Quinlan
Crafts Street
Newtonville
Brighton
Frankie Nell Favored Over Moran In San Francisco Bout
Frankie Nell the Californian featherweight and former bantamweight is the betting favorite over Owen Moran the English champion at ten to nine for a 20 round bout in San Francisco tonight.
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Frankie Nell
Owen Moran
San Francisco
Sporting Men of
California
Moran
Joe Nelson
Bill Papke
Spring Valley
Ill
Winnisimmet Athletic Club
Chelsea
Connolly
Haghey
Pap
Yale Tactics Sparked Roper Warpath After Late Report
New Haven Conn November 21 Yale failed to report when Referee Thompson started the second half against Princeton prompting Coach Roper to seek an explanation. He traveled to Boston and Auburndale conferences were denied with Knox Camp denying knowledge of any meeting.
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Conn
Yale
Thompson
Princeton
Roper
Boston
Knox
Walter Camp
Harvard
Norfolk
Tigers
Auburndale
Messrs
Camp
the Westminster
Harvard Eleven on Edge for Yale Battle Tomorrow
Harvard varsity arrives at Norfolk Hunt Club after a long trip and conducts drills to prepare for Yale. Burr and Starr show readiness at end positions with Macdonald set for right end, Captain Parker and Hoar strong at guard and tackle as Harvard aims to overcome recent defeats.
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Harvard
YALE
Medfield
Norfolk Hunt Club
Cambridge
Wendell
Rand
Newhall
Starr
Walsh Wagner bout canceled over purse dispute
Providence November 21. The Jimmy Walsh Joe Wagner fight at Lymansville was called off due to last minute division of the purse. Prelims saw Eddie Curtis stop Terry Edwards and Ralph Tichle defeat Young Otis. Joe Wagner to face Bobby Tickle on Thanksgiving Day replacement announced.
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Providence
R. I
Jimmy Walsh
Joe Wagner
Lymansville
Eddie Curtis
Terry Edwards
Ralph Tichle
Young Otis
Walsh
Bobby Tickle
East Boston C L A Faces Fall River A A Saturday
The East Boston Catholic Literary Association meets Fall River A A in the season’s second game. Fall River, the former Signal Corps five, contested tight games last year with Noddle Island squads. East Boston C L A also meets Notre Dame of South Boston in a separate clash.
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East Boston Catholic Literary Association
Fall River A. A
Fall River Signal Corps
Noddle Island
East Boston C. L. A
Notre Dame
South Boston
Celebrate Win From Harvard
Dartmouth students celebrate football victory with torches and a marching band through the town. A large bonfire and dancing follow, as 1000 jubilant men chant around the flames. The squad plans to attend Harvard Yale game to root for Harvard.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Crimson Eleven
Stanford California game receipts split between universities
The Stanford California football game on Saturday grossed $22,000 with expenses of $600. The remaining funds will be divided between Stanford University and the University of California.
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Stanford University
Cal
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