Somerville Triumphs Over Rindge In Interscholastic Clash
Somerville High defeated Rindge Manual Training School 16 to 6 at Broad Way Field before about 8 000 fans. Higgins scored twice, Gaw added a late TD, and Somerville rallied in the second half to wear down a stubborn Rindge defense. Captain Parks starred for Rindge with superb punting and plays, while Adams of Rindge powered the offense early.
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Somerville
New Haven
Somerville High
Rindge Manual Training School
Broadway Field
Rindge
Higgins
Gaw
Cambridge
Thompson
Parks
Adams
Driscoll
Hall
Frost
Captain Parks
Shirley Ellis
Harvard
R. M
Cummings
Burns
Rice
R. E
Griffin
Paine Blair
Q. B
Dickerman
Wohig
L. H
Parks (Capt.) A Bolby
R. H
H. B
Bourke
Hunt
F. B
Adama
Rindge Manual of Cambridge
Somervile Eleven
Houghton & Dutton Defeat Shepard Norwell In Gridiron Scrimmage
Maiden Nov 24 A large crowd watched Houghton & Dutton defeat Shepard & Norwell 16 to 0. Modeste scored the touchdown with Finley adding the goal. three Malden substitutes played for Shepard & Norwell due to missing players.
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Houghton & Dutton
Shepard & Norwell
Malden
Modeste
Finley
Houghton-Dutton
Shepard-Norweln
Gordon Hirs
Jeffries Hartwell
F. T
Richmond Cope
Reeks Pie
Hunter Coto Dias
Baldwin Pcringod
Peo Bs Vic
Ace Ieee
Quinn Sorat
Mahoney Sprague
O'Neil Finley
Q. D
Porter Morrisey
Esachas
Rastue Fitts
R. H
Sebewaes
Chisholm
Brett Score
Mohawks and Hancocks Battle to 0 0 Tie
Everett witnesses a 0 to 0 draw as the Mohawks of Dorchester clash with the Hancocks of Everett. The Mohawks, outmatched in size, display sharp teamwork and speed for their weight, delivering a commendable, finishing game.
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Everett
Dorchester
Hancocks
Boston
Boxing Gossip Prominent Match Tops Marlboro Boxing Card
Highland A C Marlboro hosts a major Friday night bill led by Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence vs Jack Blackburn of Philadelphia in a 15 round main event. The card includes six and eight round undercards, coverage of referee disputes, and a top bout between Sam Langford and Joe Reed slated for December 5 at Gloucester A.
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Highland A
Marlboro
New England
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Jack Blackburn
Philagelphia
Sullivan
Dick Grant
Billy Chisholm
the Pick
Bart Connolly
As Stone
Tim Kearns
John L. Sullivan
Ashley Boys
Honey Mellody
Blackburn
Joe Gans
Sam Langford
Dave Holly
Jimmy Gardner
Philadelphia
Young Callahan
South Boston
Patsy Kelliher
Roxbury
Youn McKenna
Milford
Young McDonough
East Boston
Lowell
Young Kenney
Sporting
Post
Kenney
Cambridge
Boston
Baldwin
Young Keney
Jim Stone
Peter Sullivan
Jimmy Briggs
Gloucester A
Joe Reed
Delmar and Prince Alert top Old Glory sale at Madison Square Garden
At the Madison Square Garden Old Glory sale Major Delmar, the world's champion trotting gelding with a 2:01 1 4 unpaced record and 1:59 8 4 pacing mark, sold for 15000 dollars to C. K. G. Billings via Miss Kate L. Wilks of Galt Ontario. Prince Alert, a leading pacing gelding with 1:59 1 2 race record and 1:57 windshield record, sold to Edward Mitchell of New York for Walter Wyman of London.
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New York
Delmar
Madison Square Garden
C. K. G. Billings
Kate L. Wilks
Galt
Ont
Miss Wilks
Oro Wilkes
Prince Alert
Edward Mitchell
Walter Wyman
London
Record Prices Mark Auction of Grand Circuit Trotters
The sale featured Major Delmar consigned by E. E. Smathers and Lou Dillon's owner plan to break a world record with Billings driving. Smathers also bought Sadie Mac for $2600, while Tie came from James Hanley. Grace Bond, 1904 champion three year old trotter, went to Alonzo C. Maynard for $13,000. Other horses included King Rock sold to C. C. Abbott for $1350.
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Lou Dillon
Mr. Billings
Major Delmar
E. E. Smathers
Tie
James Hanley
Providence
R. I. Grace Bond
James Y. Gatcomb
Alonzo C. Maynard
New York
King Rock
Trotter
B. G
Lookout Farm
South Natick
Mass
C. C. Abbott
Keene
N. H
Cambridge Latin Downs Newton High 10 to 5
Newton High and Cambridge Latin met at Cedar Street grounds with over a thousand spectators. Cambridge Latin won 10 to 5, led by Fisher Ellis and Kennedy among others, while Newton High faced strong opposition from its lineup including Somers Hitchcock and Peewee Fanning.
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Cambridge Latin Downs
Newton High
Newton Centre
Cambridge Latin
Cedar Street
Bower Poulophes
R. T
Kenway
Fisher Ellis
R. G
Somers
Hitchcock
L. T
Schoflekt Crowley
L. E
Kennedy
Salmon
Boo Bao
Ee Q. B
Fearing Green
Th. B
Peewee Fanning Pearson
Fo . Disses
Nccecete B
F. Elyfant
Disco Ai Ny
Johnson
Brookford Academy Beats Atlantic A C 6 0 At North End Park
Brookford Academy defeated Atlantic A C 6 0 at North End Park. Amesbury suffered a compound collar bone fracture and was taken to the Relief station in the second half. For Brookford, J Amesbury starred. for Atlantic A C, T Connolly stood out.
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Brookford Academy
Atlantic A. C
North End Park
Amesbury
J. Amesbury
T. Connolley
Linden A A and Winthrops Play Tie at Winthrop
The Linden A A of Malden and the Winthrops of Winthrop met on Winthrop’s home ground for a thrilling match that ended in a 5 to 5 draw.
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Linden A. A
Malden
Winthrops
Winthrop
Goodwin Tucker Bout Halted In 14th Round Draw
Salem report details a 15 round glove bout at Apollo A C ended in a draw after referee Fleming stopped the match in the 14th following three knockdowns of Chester Goodwin by Chick Tucker. Tucker mounted a late rally while Goodwin, in superb form, outboxed him through much of the contest.
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Salem
Chester Goodwin
Chelsea
Chick Tucker
New York
Apollo A
Tucker
Goodwin
Fleming
Briggs Loses To Sullivan In New Bedford Bout
In New Bedford on November 24 Jimmy Briggs of Chelsea lost in a 1b round bout to Peter Sullivan of Fall River after Referee Patsy Downey's decision. The crowd called it the best fight ever seen there as Briggs pressed the attack body to head and Sullivan countered with lefts and rights. A semi final saw Billy Farlow defeat Tom Swords in seven rounds and Jerry King beat Mike Schrader in eight. The next show in two weeks will feature another Briggs Sullivan rematch slated for 20 rounds.
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New Bedford
Patsy Downey
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Peter Sullivan
Fall River
Briggs
Sullivan
Downey
Billy Farlow
Tom Swords
Farlow
Jerry King
Mike Schrader
Briggs and Sullivan
McClosky Beats Thompson in Ten Rounds at Union A. C.
Blink McClosky won a decision over Bobby Thompson of Boston after ten rounds at the Union A. C. in Cambridge. Thompson used ring craft to stay competitive as McClosky dominated early and forced the pace.
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Blink McClosky
Bobby Thompson
Boston
Union A. C
Cambridge
McClosky
Thompson
Frank Adams
Newton
Kid Lester
Mose Ragland
Gus Dumont
Tom Flynn
Everett
Frank Hawkins
Jansen and Paul Fight 10 Rounds to Draw in Providence
Eddie Jansen of this city and Kid Paul of Fall River battled 10 rounds to a draw before the Brighton Athletic Club in Scituate. The bout was fast with constant action at close range. Preliminary action saw Joe Gardner knock out Charley Gardner in the first round and Jack Murphy defeat Jimmy Connelly in the semi final.
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Providence
R. I
Eddie Jansen
Kid’ Paul
Fall River
Brighton Athletic Club
Scituate
Joe Gardner
Charley Gardner
Jack Murphy
Jimmy Connelly
Bristol
New Dorchester Speedway Opening Postponed Due to Mud
A large crowd gathered at the New Dorchester Speedway as the formal opening was postponed until Saturday because the road was too muddy for events.
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New Dorchester
Dorchester Speedway
Ferguson Wins Over Haighey In Short bout
In Bangor, Maine, the advertised 10 round match between Sandy Ferguson of Chelsea, Massachusetts and Charles Haighey of Lowell, Massachusetts, ended in two minutes of the first round. The crowd grew restless, police protected the fighters, Haighey was knocked down three times before the final count, and Ferguson won by decision.
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Bangor
Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
Mass
Charles Haighey
Lowell
Harghey
Ferguson
Langford Knocks Watson Twice Through Ropes in Boston Bout
Sam Langford of Boston knocked out Andy Watson twice through the ropes in a 12 round Lake side Athletic Club bout. Watson, who refused a decision, boxed on gamely to the finish despite being outclassed. Referee was Eugene Buckley.
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Webster
Sam Langford
Boston
Andy Watson
Lakeside Athletic Club
Watson
Eugene Buckley
Sullivan and Kenney Fight 8 Round Draw
Thomas Sullivan of Lawrence and Young Kenney of Lowell fought eight rounds to a draw in an exhibition bout at Fitchburg Public Fitness Club. Neither Donahue of Roxbury nor Burdick of New York appeared for the main event.
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Fitchburg
Thomas Sullivan
Lawrence
Young Kenney
Lowell
Physical Culture Club Today
Young Donahue
Roxbury
Johnny Burdick
New York
Burke Beats Sullivan in Ninth Round Bout
Jimmy Burke of this city defeated John A. Sullivan of Magnolia in the ninth round of a scheduled 12 round match at the West End A. C. tonight.
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Lawrence
Jimmy Burke
John A. Sullivan
Magnolia
West End A. C
Graves' Grain Alcohol Promises Best Value by Graves & Sons
If you buy Graves' Grain Alcohol from your druggist in 8 16 or 32 ounce flasks with the signature Chester H Graves & Sons on the strip label over the cork you can rely on getting the best value in alcohol. Ounce for ounce it is as cheap as the cheapest kinds. Don t take a substitute. Insist on Graves' Grain Alcohol. It is the best.
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Chester H. Graves & Sons
Graves
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