Pennsyl vania Triumphs Over Cornell 34 to 0 in Season Finale
In Philadelphia on November 24 the University of Pennsylvania football team routed Cornell 34 to 0. Penn scored four first-half touchdowns and two in the second, with penalties hindering Cornell. Highlighted by fierce tackling and strong play, Penn dominated both offense and defense as substitutions kept the pressure on. Touchdowns by Piekarski, Stevenson, Corson, and Reynolds secured the win with Reynolds kicking four goals after touchdowns.
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English High and Boston Latin Battle Ends 5-5 Tie
English High and Boston Latin played a fast, hard football battle at the American League park ending in a 5 to 5 tie. Johnson missed the decisive goal by a foot as Latin School fans celebrated a near-win amid halftime antics.
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Harvard
City Point and East Boston C A A Play Fast Tie 0 0
A hard fought City Point versus East Boston Catholic Association match ended in a 0 to 0 tie at Locust street grounds. About 1600 spectators witnessed evenly matched teams with costly first half fumbles. Laughlin brothers and O'Brien stood out for City Point, while Flaherty and Heath starred for East Boston. Captain Doherty and Tom Doherty anchored defense as injuries affected lineups. Umpire Leary. refereeing by O Connell. lines Quinn and O Neill. Time 15 and 20 minutes.
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North Berwick Eleven Beats Sanford in Thanksgiving Game
The annual Thanksgiving football clash at Sanford ended 6 to 0 for North Berwick. Dr L E Brown captained the North Berwick side while Myron Burnett led Sanford. The rivalry drew a large crowd. Sanford won last year.
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Buy 40 Cent Copper Stock Now for Big Advance
An ad urges purchasing Bingham Copper Boy stock at 40 cents per share, with Utah Consolidated at 46 dollars. The note claims both mines adjoin and offer similar value, urging immediate orders up to 50,000 shares and promises to fill at this price. The American Investment Co., Boston. R Co. Greene Consolidated Copper Dividend No. 9 announces a 4% dividend payable December 20, 1904, to stockholders of record December 10, with transfer books closing then and reopening December 22. Secretary Geo S. Robbins.
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Holy Cross Triumphs 12 9 In Thanksgiving Football
Holy Cross defeats Springfield Training School 12 to 9 in Worcester on Thanksgiving Day after Springfield opened with a field goal and a 33 yard run. Larkin's 70 yard quarterback run before halftime and O Donnell's second score from the 17 yard line sealed the win for Holy Cross.
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Peron Tseetaon
Lowman Naughton
Burckhalter Carney
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Steigerwald
O'Neil
Roy
O'Donnell
Polene McCarth
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R. T
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Murphy
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Maas Peckham
Benny B
Es O'Donnell
H. Diede
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Grant Wins N E A A U Ten Mile Cross-Country Title
Dick Grant of Cambridge G A captures the N E A A U ten mile cross country championship in 56 minutes 33 seconds leading a field that included eight top New England amateur long distance runners. Harry Brawley and Co A Gould follow in the near 56 minute range with Kneeland Murphy Johnson and Slatrow among the next finishers.
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Harvard
New England
Grant
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Co. A. Gould
Waltham
D. J. Kneeland
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H. W. Murphy
St. Stephen A. A
H. 8. Johnson
Boston
J. Slatrow
Medford High Triumphs Over Malden 18 to 11 in Thrilling Game
Medford High defeated Malden High 18 to 11 at Combination Park. A large crowd filled the stands as J. A. Mather starred with three touchdowns, including a 55 yard score. The game featured spirited support and lively cheers from both sides.
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Navy Mids Hold Final Practice Before Army Game
Annapolis reports the navy football team completed its last practice on home grounds ahead of the Army clash in Philadelphia. The squad travels tomorrow with a light lineup to adjust to Franklin Field. Average weight is 169 pounds.
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Company A Beaten by Easthampton All-Collegians in Fast Game
In Wakefield on November 24, Company A fell to the Easthampton All-Collegians by 30 to 19 in the season’s fastest local game. Cosman Whall and Legg led Company A, while Jones Dunn and Crowell starred for the visitors.
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Dorchester Defeats Mechanic Arts 16 to 0 in Memo Ground Game
Dorchester High spoiled Mechanic Arts at Dunbar avenue, preventing scoring for 30 minutes. Dorchester then surged with Colton at fullback, executing trick plays led by Clapp and Ross, finishing 16 to 0 as Vanderwal directed the team and Ross starred in tackles.
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Alumni Triumph Over High School Team in Wakefield Game
In Wakefield on November 24 the alumni football team defeated the high school squad 11 to 0 marking the first time alumni outplayed the regular team. Creedon scored by recovering a punt and Grady added a second touchdown as the heavyweights dominated the line.
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Bat tery H Defeats Company C Cambridge In 24 To 5 Game
In Lincoln Hall Chelsea yesterday afternoon Bat tery H beat Company C Cambridge by 24 to 5. The match featured Bat tery H's strong offense and Cambridge's defense struggled to score.
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Gaelic football match leaves many hurt and fans shocked
Over a dozen players were injured at the Gaelic football game yesterday morning on the South final grounds as the Boston Rangers beat the Celtics of Malden by an undefined score. About 200 spectators witnessed a lively contest with a 1 to 1 tie at halftime. Celtics failed to score in the second half while the Rangers added two points. Referee was Michael Sullivan of the Parnell football club.
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Deaf mutes attend Cambridge A A defeat at Charles River Park
About 150 deaf mutes from Northampton and Hartford attended the football game at Charles River Park and watched their team lose 5 to 0 to the Cambridge A A. The enthusiastic crowd waved flags and banners while some campers shouted. Afterward around 50, including several well dressed girls, dined at the St. Leon Hotel on turkey.
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