Harvard and Princeton balance in hockey race this winter
Harvard aims for another championship with Ned Bigelow leading a skilled lineup including Emmons Bacon Buntin and Conlon. Coach Claflin plans to reuse last season’s players plus freshmen Satellites while Jocko Conlon weighs football focus and a new arena opens December 15 at the Boston Arena with trials set December 8.
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Harvard
Crimson
Ned Bigelow
Bigelow
Bill” Claflin
Norm Walker
Joe Stubbs
Tom Avery
Cambridge
Holmes
Carl Stillman
Carl
George Owen
Walker
Rover
Bobby Emmons
Mac Bacon
Emmons
Bacon
Roger Buntin
Harry Snelling
Sonny”’ Walter
Don Angier
Jocko” Conlon
Exeter
Buntin
Conlon
J. H. Dempsey
D. F. Thayer
J. Larocque, Jr
R. Watts
J. G. Flint
Newton
New Arena
Boston Arena
St. Botolph Street
Charlesbank
Phil Hofer
Fred W. Moore
Driscoll Attacks Yale Alibis Over BC Football
James W. Jake Driscoll, captain of Boston College and American Legion track teams, condemns Yale graduates for extra alibis regarding Boston College games. He says accusations come from New Haven and accuse officials and press of bias, demanding Yale drop BC only if BC failed to follow football rules. Driscoll defends BC’s conduct as clean and calls Yale’s response a dishonor to sportsmanship.
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Jake” Driscoll
Boston College
American Legion
New Haven
Yale
Jake
the Post Sporting Department
Boston
Walker
Jones
James W
Jake’ Driscoll
Harvard And Princeton Face Off In Close 1920 Comparison
A sports chart analyzes Harvard and Princeton 1920 performances against Yale. It shows Harvard surpassing Princeton in open play and forward passing while both teams mirror each other in rushing and yard gains against Yale. The piece argues the two are closely matched overall despite public opinion favoring Princeton.
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Princeton
Tigers
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Post
Ropermen
Captain Bob Roper Brings Real Fight aura to Boston card
Boston fight fans learned Captain Bob Roper has defeated K O Bill Brennan and drawn with Moran and Greb three times. He faces A E F champion Bob Martin at Mechanics Building tomorrow night in a card built by Faneuil A C with eight round preliminaries and a capacity crowd expected.
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Boston
Bob Roper
K. O. Bill Brennan
Rank Moran
Harry Greb
Bob Martin
Bob
Mechanics’ Building
Roper
Martin
Joe Blackburn
Army
Eddie Long
Long
Omaha
Faneuil A. C
Chicago
Blackburn
al Delmont
Larry Williams
Bandsman Rice
Jack McCarthy
Woburn
Leo Gregory
Coman
Somerville
Paddy Minnehan
Kid Goodwin
Billy
Jimmy Gardner
McCarthy
Paddy
Yale Denies Action To Drop Boston College
Yale football officials said no decision has been made to drop Boston College from next year’s schedule. Interviews with undergrads show support for omission due to BC injuries to Yale players. No action until a captain and head coach are chosen. Georgia Tech visit claims denied.
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New Haven
Yale
Boston College
Bostonians
Georgia Tech
Eli
Harvard and Princeton Offence Vs Yale Detailed Stats
Harvard rushed 62 times for 218 yards while Princeton ran 45 times for 236 yards. Both teams posted net rushing totals of 205 yards. Harvard punted 12 times for 438 yards and Princeton 16 punts for 579 yards. Harvard completed 10 of 17 passes for 140 yards with 3 interceptions. Princeton 4 of 13 for 47 yards with 3 interceptions. Harvard fumbled 4 times and recovered 2. Princeton fumbled 5 times and recovered 4. Harvard had no kick blocked. Princeton had 1 punt blocked.
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Tee
Harvard
Princeton
Crimson
Tiger
Tigers
Laurie
Yale
Mike Callahan
Officials chosen for Army-Navy game at Polo Grounds
Annapolis Md Nov 22 The athletic representatives of the military and naval academies selected the officials for the Army Navy football game at the Polo Grounds New York next Saturday Referee Dr Al Sharpe Yale Umpire Fred Murphy Brown Field judge J A Evans Williams Head linesman Car Marshall Harvard
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Annapolis
Military
Naval
Polo Grounds
New York
al” Sharpe
Yale
Fred Murphy
Brown
J. A. Evans
Williams
Car Marshall
Harvard
Urges Speedy Aid to Roads
The Interstate Commerce Commission heard from Charles F. Choate Jr and Wilbur La Roe Jr that New England railroads face receivership without immediate federal relief. They cited September returns and October projections under higher rates showing insufficient income. They urged readjustment of through freight rate divisions west and east of the Hudson River, backed by state utility officials Higgins and Attwill.
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Washington
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles F. Choate
Wilbur la Roe
Hudson River
R. T. Higgins
Connecticut Public Utilities Commission
Henry C. Attwill
Massachusetts Public Utilities Commission
Queen Marie lauds Greek elections and royal engagement
Queen Marie of Romania praised the Greek elections and welcomed the engagement of Crown Prince Charles to Princess Helene of Greece. She suggested the alliance would improve Greece Romania relations and said she avoids politics while serving her people.
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Lucerne
Switzerland
Associated Press
Queen Marie
Romania
Crown Prince
Charles
Helene
Greece
Marie
Doirs
Senator Roland Iricci Named Ambassador to U S
Rome announces that Senator Roland Iricci has been appointed ambassador to the United States on a Monday decision.
East Boston Boxer Tommy Ring Scores Earliest Pro Win
Tommy Ring of East Boston stopped Jack O'Donnell of Roxbury in the second round at the Grand Opera House. The Carlyle A. C. tournament semi final drew a large crowd. Other bouts featured Tommy Regan, Willie Corbett, Johnny Manning, Dan Donovan, Joe Welch, and Coogan O'Brien. Nixy Searles defeated K O Jack Flaherty in one round.
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Tommy’ Ring
Boston
Jack O'Donnell
Roxbury
Grand Opera House
Carlyle A. C
Ring
O'Donnell
Tommy
O’donnell
Tommy Reagan
East Boston
Willie Corbett
Cambridge
Johnny Manning
South Boston
Dan Donovan
Joe Welch
Mike Dundee
Illinois
Perry
Willie Coogan
Joe O’brien
Coogan
O’brien
O’brien In the Third Round. “Nixy Searles
K. O. Jack Flaherty
Carpentier Accused of Failing to Pay Commissions
Georges Carpentier is alleged to owe $2 800 in commissions from a vaudeville tour. Lee Ephraim of London filed for judgment by default in New York Supreme Court, claiming Carpentier received $56 000 for eight weeks of touring and that Ephraim earned 5 percent as commission. Justice Manning reserved decision.
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New York
N. Y
Georges Carpentier
Manning
Supreme Court Today
Lee Ephraim
London
Ephraim
Carpentier
Justice Manning
Allen suspends banking concern over Kowal case
Bank Commissioner Joseph C. Allen turned over evidence to the Attorney-General regarding Joseph Kowal and Kowal & Co. at 32 34 Cross Street and 366 Broadway Boston. Kowal had been warned of operating like a savings bank and advertising as a steamship ticket agency without proper charter and permit. He suspended business by notice on his doors after the action.
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Joseph Kowal
Lincoln
Kowal
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Cambridge Officials Honor Police Captain With $500 Gift
More than 200 Cambridge citizens praised Captain James E. Murray of Central Square with a banquet at Riverbank Court Hotel. City Clerk E. J. Brandon presented a $500 check from Cambridge residents as a token of esteem marking Murray’s 50 years of service. Speakers included Congressman Frederick W. Dallinger and Mayor Edward W. Quinn.
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Cambridge
James E. Murray
Central Square
Riverbank Court
J. R. Fairbairn
Middlesex County
George H. Cox
Captain Murray
E. J. Brandon
Frederick W.dallinger
Edward W. Quinn
Charles Almy
Cambridge District Court
M. J. Doody
St. Mary's Church
Walter C. Wardwell
James M. Casey
Cambridge Fire Department
Georgia Leaders in Boston See Renaissance of a New South
Some 150 Georgia leaders, led by Governor Hugh M. Dorsey and Dr. K G Matheson, visited Boston for a Greater Georgia Tech tour. They toured MIT, toured the city, and heard Boston figures praise linking university work to real life. The trip aims to boost Georgia Tech endowment and show trained youth as a state asset.
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Georgia
Boston
Georgia Tech
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston City Club
Massachusetts
New
South
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Institute
Hugh M. Dorsey
K. G. Matheson
Georgia School of Technology
City Club
Matheson
Everett Morss
Chamber
George 8. Smith
Frederick P. Fish
Arthur D. Little
Dorsey
Attorney Fish
Nat Goodwin's Last Letter Reveals Romance with Gardener
In New York on November 22 United News reports Nat Goodwin planned to wed Georgia Gardner as bride number six had he lived longer. Gardner appeared in surrogate's court to claim Goodwin's furnishings, presenting a letter in which he expressed love and indicated she would receive his belongings after death.
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New York
United News
Nat Goodwin
Georgia Gardner
Gardner
Goodwin
Pardons Expected From President Wilson at Thanksgiving
President Wilson faces a batch of clemency appeals and several pardon recommendations from the Justice Department as Thanksgiving approaches. The administration is expected to issue the usual number of pardons in the coming days.
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Wilson
Washington
Department of Justice
Supremacy in New England
Former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald addressed MIT's Catholic Club urging coordinated hydroelectric and coal power to boost New England's commercial supremacy. He argued that balancing power would free railroads and factories, expand foreign trade, and return shipping tonnage, securing maritime and manufacturing dominance for the region.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Catholic Club
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Francis Walker
New England
New Name Adopted for Legion Post
The Fire Department Post 94, American Legion, will be known as the Metropolitan Fire Department Post. Fire Commissioner John R. Murphy approved the change to avoid public confusion about the post’s makeup, which includes veterans from many Greater Boston towns.
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Fire Department
American Legion
Metropolitan Fire Department
John R. Murphy
Boston Fire Department
Boston
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