Harvard Schedule Advantage Prompts Yale and Princeton Shift
Yale and Princeton plan to support a proposal to realign Harvard football schedules after Crimson victories. New Haven and Princeton authorities argue Harvard gains a mammoth edge each season by a fortnight between its two major games, forcing Yale and Princeton to face their two toughest opponents in consecutive weeks.
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Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
New Haven
Tigers
Elis
Princetonian
Haughton
Dartmouth
Eastern Dog Show Opens With 1300 Entries at Mechanics Hall
The Eastern Dog Club hosts its show at Mechanics Hall with more than 1300 entries. Weather experts forecast four days of unusually warm conditions despite a trending cold spell. The event features top national dog stock across multiple breeds.
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Mechanics Hall
Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
Eastern Dog Club
School Teams at Fever Pitch
School football heats up with post season talk and holiday contests. Everett High School eyes a Detroit trip while Waltham High faces Everett and De Paul meets Beverly, fueling strong fan interest.
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Everett High
Detroit
Waltham High
Everett
de Paul
Beverly
Harvard Yale Princeton clash sparks football scheduling plan
The three universities consider a rotating schedule to shift the Harvard Yale Princeton rivalry rest periods. Princeton proposes alternating two week rests by reordering games across three years. Harvard resists, fearing reduced power in major games and schedule disruption.
Haverford Defeats Princeton in Four to One Soccer Win
In Princeton New Jersey on November 28 Haverford College defeated Princeton University by four goals to one. Haverford produced a strong offense with sustained pressure converting four times while Princeton managed a single counter.
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Princeton
N. J
Haverford
Credit Due Harvard Team Over Haughton System
Harvard editorials urge credit for the fighting Crimson, not just Coach Percy Haughton, after the 41 to 0 victory over Yale. The Harvard Crimson defends team spirit and courage, praising the players alongside Haughton’s leadership and influence on Harvard football history.
Chalmers Motor Co Keeps Thanksgiving Sales Open
Massachusetts based Chal mers Motor Company will keep its sales rooms open on Thanksgiving Day to display the latest Chalmers model. Detectives pursue the Jim the Penman for phony checks on Bay State Automobile Association blanks. White Company taxi chief Mr Lusk visits from Cleveland to oversee local taxi interests. Captain J H Johnson sets handicaps for Commonwealth Golf Club turkey tournament this afternoon with Walter Bliss as scratch man and George Crittenden as limit man. Tom Cotter opens new Weed chains showroom and offices at 109 Massachusetts Avenue.
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Harry N. Pyke
Chalmers Motor Company, Inc
Massachusetts
Chalmers
Jim the Penman
Bay State Automobile Association
J. H. Johnson
Commonwealth Golf Club
Walter Bliss
George Crittenden
Tie vote for captain of Lexington High baseball team
Lexington November 23 1915 the Lexington High School baseball nine held a meeting at the high school to elect the 1916 captain Frank Ready 17 and Wallace Wright 16 both received an equal number of ballots pending letter ballots to be sent to graduated lettermen for a final vote to decide the captaincy
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Lexington
Lexington High School
Frank Ready
Wallace Wright
Middlesex School Golf Tournament Semis in Concord
Semi final matches at Concord Country Club saw P. Post defeat R. Peale 8 and 2 while G. Carpenter beat B. Fleming 2 and 1 on the old road to Nine Acre Corner.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Concord Country Club
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
P. Post
R. Peale
G. Carpenter
B. Fleming
Boston dog show judges weigh 860 entrants for final awards
The article details a large dog show with 860 dogs across 50 breeds in seven judging rings at Exhibition Hall. Top contenders include St Bernards led by Boy Blue, Toy Yorkies, Airedales, and Brussels Griffons. Notable participants include George E. Peabody with Dure Little Boss and Vernon Castle judging German sheepdogs.
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St. Bernard
Little Boy Blue
Denton Nicholson
Vernon Castle
Tell von Thugstrade
Exhibition Hall
Huntington Avenue
George E. Peabody
West Medford
Dure Little Boss
England
People’s Palace
London
Toy Yorkshire
Duro King Bogash
Harry B. Torrey
East Weymouth
Boy Blue
Jacob Ruppert
New York
Brussels
Castle
A. V. Crawford
Chicago
Red headed mascot bidder seeks Braves 1916 role
Averill A Bates of Penial Texas asks Boston Braves President James E Gaffney for the mascot position for the 1916 season. Bates 16, red headed, 5 8 154 pounds, requests pay and travel if accepted. Gaffney replies no opening exists.
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James E. Gaffney
The
Braves
Pental
Tex
Averill A. Bates
Gaffney
Bates
Mass
Averilig
A. Bates
P. S
Wakefield Challenges Arlington in Cross-Country Duel
Wakefield High School cross-country team protests Mystic Valley league race at Arlington and issues a challenge to Arlington High, winners of the race, to a dual meet on Wakefield’s course or any Arlington convenient time. Faculty Manager John B. Sawyer announced the challenge yesterday.
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Wakefield High School
Arlington
Arlington High
Wakefield
John B. Sawyer
Change in Manager at Tufts College Athletic Association
The Tufts College Athletic Association met in Ballou Hall and voted to elect two assistant managers for football and baseball rather than one. It also adopted the Australian ballot for choosing managers and officers.
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Tufts College Athletic Association
Ballou Hall
Track men called by Boston College High coach
Coach Tom McCabe of Boston College High School called out his track candidates and conducted a short instruction followed by a heavy practice. The outlook for the team is not bright as most track athletes have graduated.
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Tom McCabe
Boston College High School
Light groundfish receipts push prices higher at the pier
Receipts of groundfish were light causing prices to rise with expectations of a larger fleet to meet Friday orders. Haddock and cod prices ranged up to 103-4 cents per pound while hake and halibut sold at lower levels. Maritime news notes the Swedish liner Carolina docking after a rough voyage and several other ships due in today.
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Gothenburg
Christiania
H. ©. Norin
Cape Race
Leyland Line
Devonian
A. W. V. Trant
Liverpool
Boston
Rarph Brindle
McDonald
Hayes
E. Tearle
M. Tearle
Frank Lord
M. Scott
H. Cookson
W. W. Coe
A. Manley
Wilson
New York
South America
Magellan Straits
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Timandra
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Barbados
Buenos Ayres
United States
H. J. Freeman
Nemasket
Bristol
Reid
Cassie
Salem
New England Coal & Coke Company
Norfolk
Charles P. Greenough
Five Fathom Bank
Coastguard
Lewes
Del
Greenough
Delaware
F. J. Lisman
New Orleans
Landman Appointment Details Nine Month Term
The document outlines a nine month period during which the Landsman will serve. Her compensation is set at nineteen thousand dollars per month for her services.
Shipping News Arrived Shows Wide Fleet Movements
A bustling list of steamers and schooners arriving and departing, detailing vessels such as Carolina, Noris, Gothenburg, City of Gloucester, Abenaki, Ella Clifton, and Anglian, with numerous towing barges bound for Portland, Saco, Searsport, and Portsmouth among others, plus routes to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Norfolk.
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Swed
Noris
Gothenburg
Christiania
Rose Castle
Smith
Yolisburg
A. J. Sterling
Merriam
J. John
N. B
Barbara
Francis
Jacksonville
Lavinia M. Snow
Wingfield
Clinton Point
N. Y
Abenaki
Leonard
South Gardiner
Ella Clifton
White
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Perth Amboy
Portland
Wyoming
Clark
Saco
South Amboy
W. B. Keene
Meader
Wiggins
S. C
Ruhumah Shaw
S. T. Co
Blake
New York
Georges Creek
Brooks
Baltimore
Boswell
Isaksen
Cocalico
Buck Ridge
Draper
Gettysburg
Minford
Cto
Molino
Portsmouth
Oley
Searsport
Beechwood
Piedmont
Hudkins
Rockland
Leader
Doane
Beverly
John G. Chandler
Cadossa
Smyrna
Milenville
Scranton
Totman
Newburgh
Albany
Hawthorne
Anglian
London
Halifax
N. S
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. C
City of Atlanta
Savannah
Juniata
Norfolk
Suffolk
Everett
Newport News
Tuscan
Philadelphia
New Orleans
H. F. Dimock
Hampden
Priscilla
St. John
Crescent
Sackville
Portland Packet
Sullivan
Neponset
Buccaneer
America
Tamaqua
Moselem
Silver Brook
Maple Hill
Carlisle
Kimberton
Pennypack
Augusta
Taurus
Irene
Sewalls Point
Lynn
Helen
Monocacy
Ontalaunee
Oak Hill
Navy Work Secret Scrimmage Preps for Army Game
Navy’s football squad held a secret practice at Annapolis with grueling line bucking and refinements of plays aimed at the Army cadets in New York this Saturday. A final scrimmage and signal drill are planned tomorrow, with four starting positions still unsettled.
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Annapolis
Navy
Army
New York
Catholic Club of Dorchester to meet Neponset Wanderers
The Catholic Club of Dorchester plays the Neponset Wanderers in the annual Thanksgiving afternoon football game at the Dunbar Avenue Grounds.
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Dorchester
Neponset Wanderers
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Pictorial Section Promised as Sunday Post Highlight
The note proclaims the Pictorial Section of the upcoming Sunday Post as one of the best ever seen, signaling a major visual feature to readers. It promises rich displays, candid images, and a curated gallery showcasing notable events and personalities.
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Sunday Post
Harvard to Face Cornell in Soldiers Field Soccer Match
Harvard meets Cornell in its fourth league sport game on Soldiers Field. The Crimson, bolstered by football players trying soccer, aims to improve after weak shooting though strong defense. Captain Weld pushes players to lift scoring as Princeton game with ineligible men will be replayed next Saturday afternoon. The Harvard–Cornell series last two years included a loss and a scoreless tie, with kickoff at 8 o'clock.
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Haughton
Eddie Mahan
Harvard Crimson
Harvard Daily
Yale
Crimson
Yale News
Haughton Haughton
Percy Haughton
Cornell
Soldiers Field
Weld
Princeton
Everett High to Host Waltham Clash Sees Record Interest
Detroit hosts Everett High as the local town anticipates a rare trip for Everett if it defeats Waltham High on Saturday. Word of the lineup includes Charles Fitzgerald returning for Everett with an aluminum plate protector after a collarbone injury.
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Detroit
Everett High
Waltham High
Oak Park
Everett
Charles Fitzgerald
Everett High Accepts Detroit Invitation for December Game
Everett High School of Everett Massachusetts accepted an invitation from Detroit Central High to play a football game in Detroit on December 4 if neither team is defeated before that date. Everett will face Waltham next Saturday while Detroit Central meets Oak Park High of Chicago on Thanksgiving Day. The winner of the potential Everett Central game would claim the United States high school championship.
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Medford
Malden High
Medford High
Lincoln Park
Mechanic Arts High
Dorchester High
English High
Boston Latin
Latin School
Commerce
Enright
Fenway Park
Detroit
Mich
Everett High School
Everett
Mass
Detroit Central High
Waltham
Detroit Central
Oak Park High
Chicago
Everett Central
United States
Everett Waltham officials named for postseason game
Everett High School announced the officiating crew for the Saturday post season clash with Waltham. Jim Courtney of Lafayette will referee, Charlie Moore of Maine will umpire, and W. B. Cannell of Tufts serves as head linesman. The field judge is not yet decided.
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Everett High School
Everett
Waltham
Jim Courtney
Lafayette
Charlie Moore
Maine
Cannell
Tufts
Grayson sues Cubs over Cheney deal terms
William F. B. Grayson Jr former Louisville Colonels owner sues over a 1920s Chicago Cubs pitcher Larry Cheney trade claiming $8500 two players and other consideration were promised. He alleges breach and seeks $82000 while noting prior bar from baseball.
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William FB. Grayson, Jr
Louisville Colonels
Beg Orman Lee
Kentucky City
Baseball News
Chicago Cubs
Larry Cheney
Grayson
Cubs
Cheney
Tayson
Graygon
Charles
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