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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1917

Page

18

Harvard Yale day looms as Brown Dartmouth brace for battle

Injuries hit Dartmouth and Brown ahead of the Braves Field clash as Josh Weeks for Brown and Healy for Dartmouth miss time. Gordon returns for Brown while Fritz Pollard is sidelined. Coaches Spears and Robinson prepare tactical plans despite setbacks.

Hanover N. H Providence R. I Braves Field Dartmouth Brown Harvard Yale Josh Weeks Bruin Weeks Gordon Syracuse Fritz Pollard Fritz

Haughton backs Tener on player exemption plan

FP D Haughton president of the Boston National League club said he was unanimously in accord with President Tener regarding Ban Johnson of the American League seeking exemption for 18 ball players to each major league club.

D. Haughton Tener Johnson Ban Johnson

Connolly and Mack Set to Box Eight Mollie Fight Night

Frankie Mack of Beachmont and Joe Connolly of Charlestown collide in 12 rounds at the Commercial A C to decide who advances in the local main-boat division. The winner may face Eddie Shevlin if 145 pounds ringside is met. A semi final pits Dan Dowd against Kid Patten as Dowd makes his pro debut after holding the New England amateur heavyweight title. Young Rogers vs Joe Rose and Pat Reed vs Charley Mack complete the list of bouts.

Frankie Mack Beachmont Joe Connolly Charlestown Commercial A. C Eddie Shevlin Connolly Mack Sailor Dowd New England Green Street Club Young Rogers Joe Rose Pat Reed Charley Mack A Fullerton Joe Marshall

Shay Found Not Guilty in Murder Trial

Dan Shay former manager of the Kansas City and Milwaukee American Association clubs was acquitted of second degree murder for shooting a Negro waiter in a city hotel cafe on May 3. He testified the shooting was in self defense.

Indianapolis Dan Shay Kansas City Milwaukee American Association Shay

Arlington Girls Play at Winchester

The Arlington High School field hockey girls travel to Winchester this afternoon for their annual game against Winchester High School.

Winchester Arlington High School Winchester High School

0 Moment 0 Moment Ban Johnson Plan Meets Skepticism

The government shows little support for Johnson’s plan to exempt 18 men per club for the 1918 season. Dartmouth and Brown anticipate a key football showdown as both squads lack full strength but are set to clash. N E B A A U members return from St Louis praising treatment though Bill Prout remains unattached. Tufts thwarts a Bos- effort.

St. Louis Bill Prout

Aei Wurres onion to a College Tufts game yesterday

Manager Norton announced that some Tufts players favored another BC game while others had quit the season for 1917. The piece also notes Dean as AAU president nominee and highlights cross country favoring Jimmy Henigan at Franklin Park with a nod to Young Nightingale and Rabbit Maranville in sports contexts.

Tufts Norton B. C Medford Jimmy Henigan Franklin Park Jimmy

Distance and Scores From Weekend Meets

The reader seeks the cross country distance of a Saturday race about six miles and the Fordham victory over Cornell 27 to 0. They also ask how a 50 yard dash time of 68 5 seconds for a youth just past sixteen could be improved.

Fordham Cornell

Pinkham to Meet Burns in Thanksgiving Wrestling Carnival

Lawson Pinkham of the naval aviation corps now at Tech agreed to wrestle Cyclone Burns with a time limit in the Mechanics Building carnival. Pinkham weighs close to 200 pounds and is hailed as the best wrestler in the service branch, earlier competing as Billy Long against fighters like Butler and Goulette.

Mechanics’ Building Lawson Pinkham Naval Aviation Corps Tech Cyclone Burns Pinkham Billy Long Butler Goulette

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