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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1921
Page
8
The column debates where the big football title belongs and names Harvard Yale Princeton and Cornell figures. It cites Tim Callahan Charley O'Hearn and Mal Douglas as pivotal names and ponders Harvard Yale game outcomes and scheduling with Boston College.
Satirical Washington dispatch shows progress at a cost for disarmament talks. Proposals appear in English French and Japanese with one language response. It lampoons concessions for Yap cables and rolling ball rights while predicting ships melted into cars. The piece notes U.S. gains of three mile sea strips and future naval demobilization.
Newton High may take an eastern team road trip to Pasadena to play the High School of Pasadena as a bid for the state title moves forward. Haverhill High has let Newtons challenge pass, while Pasadena has signaled interest and Newton awaits definite word from the coast.
Kenneth L. Nash, former big league player and Tufts College coach last year, was re appointed to lead the Tufts baseball nine in 1922. Under his guidance the team won 12 and lost 6 last season. Nash is Brown class of 1912, ex captain of Tufts, and has played for Cleveland and St Louis in the American League.
Captain Keith Kane and 24 Harvard football players will attend Friday night boxing at Fenway A C Arena. Roy Green invited the squad to watch Mike Gibbons of St Paul and Tommy Robson of Malden headline the bouts.
Thanksgiving Day game scheduled for 2 30 at Braves Field pits the undefeated Fitton A C of East Boston against the Pere Marquette Council Knights of Columbus in a return clash. Ring misses, but Fittons seek another semi pro New England title bid as crowd predictions soar.
Brockton High expects the Deerfield team from Chicago to arrive for a Thanksgiving morning game. Deerfield has not lost this year, with 261 points scored to opponents nine in eight games. Brockton, 219 for and 389 against, features a strong line but lighter backfield and standout players Stewart and Randall.
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