Digger Stanley to Box Americans in Bantam Weight Clash
British bantamweight champion Digger Stanley arrives in America aiming for a bout with Johnny Coulon who insists on 115 pounds. Stanley accepts 116 pounds, risking the title prospect, while Coulon and manager Pa Conlon push for strict weight limits. The card at the Armory Club features five bouts led by Kyle Whitney versus Christy Williams, with Walsh vs Attell and Wolgast planning a Nelson clash ahead of spring.
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Acard
Kyle Whitney
California
Dixie Kid
Christy Williams
Andy Morris
Jeff Madden
Mickey McIntyre
Johnny Glover
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Boston
Tom Foley
A. J. Duffey
Johnny Gallant
Billy Burke
Local Cyclists Moran and Collins Train for Madison Square Six Day
Jimmy Moran of Chelsea and Elmer Collins of Lynn practice daily for the six day race starting December 4 at Madison Square Garden New York. Moran teams with Eddie Root while Collins pairs with Bobby Walthour. Foreign riders include Walter Rutt Stol Verlinden Pouchois Germain and Emil Georget aboard ships Dakar Bretagne and Kronprinz Wilhelm arrival noted.
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Steve Philbin for Princeton
Yale great halfback Steve Philbin known as the man without a country visited the Harvard Yale game last Saturday. He later played for Harvard Law School against Carlisle Indians and kicked the winning field goal, saying he favored Princeton.
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Merrill New Tufts Captain Merrill New Tufts Captain
Frank W. Merrill, right tackle for Tufts College football for three years, was elected captain for next season at a meeting in Medford. The 22 year old Somerville resident is a junior.
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Vermont Open Door Policy Gains Auto Club Support
The Vermont Automobile Club backs an open door registration policy to draw in auto-related revenue. Secretary of State Bailey endorses reciprocity with other states, while the Massachusetts and New Hampshire law ideas influence fee structures.
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Marathon Fever Sparks Longboat Shrubb Showdown
Arthur Durreys notes Tom Longboat and Shrubb ready for a sensational long distance race with Sol Mintz observing. He also previews Harvard Yale football stakes and previews All America selections while predicting Penn vs Cornell and a Garden grind on November 29.
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Harvard Yale gridiron score guesses end in no score
In the Harvard Yale exchange several score predictions are tested. The final near result favors a 3-2 type outcome where Harvard misses the Yale tally, with the pool misaligned to 18-0 Harvard, and a wrestling note records Hackenschmidt at 225 pounds, while Perelli and Hassan wrestle to a draw after 30 minutes.
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Verdict on New Rules After Army and Navy Game
After the Army and Navy game in Philadelphia the jury of football critics will weigh the new code. Noted figures like Walter Camp and Parker H. Davis will judge if the rules have made the game safer and meet expectations, with a New York rules meeting planned in the new year.
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Pennsylvania
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New York
Brown Poised for Carlisle Thanksgiving Clash
Providence November 21 The Brown football team prepares for the Thanksgiving Day game against Carlisle with anticipation high. All seats in the new grandstand are expected to sell out. Coach Robinson says the squad is in peak condition. Captain McKay and the ailing High shoulder both expected to be ready, with Bean and Bingham as substitutes if needed. Practice will emphasize light rest, Hecht drill work, and new formations for the showdown.
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Yale Alumni Seek Big Gift for New Stadium
Yale alumni pressed the athletic committee to approve a stadium project but a canvass showed they require a gift of 600000 to 700000 to proceed. A Yale Harvard game scare over wooden stands prompted New Haven press calls for construction.
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Dearos to Meet Thanksgiving Eve in City Reunion
Thanksgiving Eve gathering of Dearos from all parts of the city at St Stephen's Church reunion in St John’s Hall Moon street. Mayor Fitzgerald will be among participants renewing old acquaintances and talking over days gone by.
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St John Berchmans Open season vs Ducey five at Assumption Hall
The St John Berchmans basketball team opens the season with a Thanksgiving Day game against the Ducey five from Charlestown at Assumption School Hall in East Boston.
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Abundant Fish Landed as 48 Vessels Return to Wharf
A busy period at the wharf saw 48 vessels return from Saturday close to yesterday, delivering 787000 pounds of fish. Haddock led the catch with 800 pounds, cod 155600, hake 136100, pollock 72000, salted cod 10000, and halibut 5000 pounds. The Josephine de Costa, Provincetown’s newest ship, will winter ashore after this voyage with profits of 23000 in seven months.
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Shipping News Brief From Port Markets and Arrivals
Nov 22 almanac data notes sun rise and set, high waters, and tide. lists arriving steamers including Sabital Di Bartolo Genoa Get uw y in Naples and other ships visiting or sailing from New York, Norfolk, Savannah, and Portland with barges and schooners named among many vessels.
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Elizabethport
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Ellaworth
Helen W. Martin
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Brown Elected President of the Amateur Athletic Union
Everett C. Brown of Chicago was elected president of the Amateur Athletic Union. Henry G. Penniman of Baltimore withdrew his nomination after being named as the sole opponent.
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Jack O Brien Former Famous Catcher Dies
Jack O'Brien once catcher for the Athletic team that won the 1888 American Association championship died in Philadelphia hospital. He will be buried from the Elks Home on Wednesday. O'Brien later played with Brooklyn Baltimore and other clubs after teaming with pitching star Bobby Matthews in 1883.
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Nelson Says He Is In Excellent Shape
Battling Nelson wired to Tommy Ryan that he is in great shape to be Moran’s chief second in San Francisco next Saturday. Ryan declined, citing his duties with a club bout in Syracuse next Monday night.
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Philadelphia writer selects McGovern for All American team
Sprackling of Philadelphia names Johnny McGovern of Minnesota as a member of the All American team. The pick mirrors choosing the entire Minnesota eleven and reflects the era’s star selection practice.
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