All Eastern Team Chosen With Harvard Dominance
Harvard Crimson selects first and second All Eastern football teams. Harvard players anchor both lists while Princeton Cornell Penn State Yale split several spots. Notes include Cowen outplaying Cupid Black and commentary on selection fairness.
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Harvard
Harvard Crimson
Yale
Princeton
Penn State
Cornell
Harvard Daily Paper
Crimson
Soucy
Gilman
Hogg
Cool
Cadman
McLean
Higgins
Barrett
Berryman
Mahan
King
The
Cowen
Glick
Walden
Lamberton
Gillies
Wallace
Way
Shelton
Watson
Shiverick
Guernsey
Cupid
No Lewis White bout next Tuesday despite talks
After two weeks of negotiations the Lewis White match collapsed. Mike Glover of South Boston will face Ted Kid Lewis instead, with weights disputed and White unable to agree to 135 pounds ringside. Duffy’s strong win over Welsh was considered surprising, and authorities announced shifting lineups for several boxing cards across New England.
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Ted Kid Lewis
England
Charley White
Chicago
Waite
Lewis
Mike Glover
South Boston
Mike
White-Lewis
White
Welsh
Lexington Minute Men Rifle Club to Open Turkey Shoot Range
The Lexington Minute Men Rifle Club plans an informal dedication of its new 200 yard range on Howard M. Munroe’s Lowell street estate tomorrow morning with a turkey shoot to start the event.
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Lexington
Lexington Minute Men Rifle Club
Howard M. Munroe
Lowell Street
Harvard Athletes Honored by Phi Beta Kappa Society
Three Crimson varsity athletes were chosen by Phi Beta Kappa, a society admitting top scholars, from among 30 seniors and juniors honored for academic excellence. The selections highlight athletic scholars achieving high academic standing.
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Harvard
Crimson
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Phi Beta Kappa honors shine on college athletes
Captain Henry J. Nash of the varsity baseball team Laurence Curtis 2d of the varsity football team and Frederic S. Allen of the varsity track team named for Phi Beta Kappa honors. Nash a senior leader and scholar lives in Newton Curtis 24 earned his H he played Yale last Saturday and lives in Boston Allen a hurdler lives in Pelham Manor N Y. Senior electees include Frederic S Allen Henry H Carpenter John R Coffin Paul P Cohen Philip M Copp Laurence Curtis 2d Edward C Ehrensverger Wilfred B Feiga Will Goettling Louis P Hammett John G Heyburn James E Hoskins Harold A Larrabee Will McEurdy Malcolm P McNair Henry L Nash Lyman G Richards Samuel Sewall Stanley B Smith Lewis Wald John Wooldredge.
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Phi Beta Kappa Society
Henry JL. Nash
Laurence Curtis
Frederic S. Allen
Nash
Newton
Yale
Boston
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Scholarship Society
Max Brandwene
Scranton
Penn
Roy W. Chestnut
Waynoka
Okla
Jacob A. Emery
Philadelphia
Ronald M. Foster
Brooklyn
William T. Gunnay
Berbice
British Guiana
Walter M. Horton
Arlington
Charles L. Sherman
Newport
R. I
Walter Silz
Lakewood
Henry H. Carpenter
Jamaica Plain
John R. Coffin
Medford
Paul P. Cohen
Buffalo
Philip M. Copp
Burlington
Laurence Curtis, 2d
Edward C. Ehrensverger
Indianapolis
Wilfred B. Feiga
Worcester
Will Goettling
Seattle
Wash
Louis P. Hammett
Portland
John G. Heyburn
Louisville
James E., Hoskins
Hartford
Harvard-Yale game collection diverts to war relief
The Harvard-Yale crowd raised 11537.39 for wartime charities with 4000 pledged to the American Ambulance Field Service in France and 4000 to the Harvard surgical unit bound for a British base hospital. The remainder, 3537.39, goes to the New England Belgian Relief fund.
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Yale
Harvard
France
Harvard Surgical
New York
New England
Belgian Relief Fund
Harvard Loses to Cornell in Slippery Soccer Match
Harvard fell 1 to 0 to Cornell in a tight league game at Soldiers Field. A light snow left slick footing and hampered play, with Harvard pressing early but Cornell's forwards driving the final decisive goal through Hubbell late in the second half.
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Harvard
Cornell
Crimson
Soldiers Field
Hubbell
Parade of Champions at Eastern Dog Show in Mechanics Hall
The holiday drawing card features 105 well known international winners gathered in the enlarged ring this morning. Spectators will witness awards of silver medals to the owners and see the finest stock exhibited in the country in this big feature of the show.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Gaffney Leaves Boston After Army Navy Trip
President James E. Gaffney, in Boston for work on automobile buildings on Commonwealth Avenue in front of Braves Field, left for New York yesterday noon. He will spend the holiday with family, attend the Army Navy game, then return to Boston early next week.
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James E. Gaffney
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Braves Field
New York
Trade talk and spring plans touch Boston Braves
President Gaffney denied any pending or planned trade with Cincinnati after a telegram from Hank Gowdy. Dick Shaner in Miami reports optimism about Braves spring field construction in Columbus soil. He will oversee diamond setup for the February trip with rough grading done and a 5000 seat grandstand to be built next week.
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Gaffney
Hank Gowdy
Columbus
Boston
Cincinnati
Hank
Boston National League
Dick Shaner
Miami
Fla
Braves
Shaner
Braves Field
Fortunes Made in War Stocks Highlighted in Sun Day Post
The Sun Day Post Magazine teases investors who profited from war stock trades, noting a trend of rapid gains and bold speculation. Readers are urged to see the upcoming issue for full profiles and market insights.
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Sunday Post
Spectacular Dog Show Amid Stormy Weather In New York
Crowds braved bad weather to judge elite dogs across six rings on the second day. Highlights included C W Keyes' fox terrier Hillcrest Formidable earning five blues, and the sale and renaming of Invader to Arroyo Anarchist from Boston to Pasadena. Champion Tri mount Roman, a $2500 Boston terrier bred by Dr C F Sullivan, drew large crowds, later sold to George E Dresser of Putnam Conn. Notable class winners include Pointer winners Runnymede Kennels and Wildacres Victoria, German shepherds Apollo v Honenstein and Gertrud von Magnenburg, with reserve awards noted.
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New York
C. W. Keyes
Hillcrest
3. T. Chase
Freeman Ford
Pasadena
Cal
Roman
C. F. Sullivan
George E. Dresser
Putnam, Conn
Concord High School faces Alumni in season finale game
Concord New Hampshire November 24 After a disappointing season the Concord High School football eleven closes its autumn schedule with a morning game against the Alumni at 9 30 tomorrow on the local grounds.
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Concord
Wanderers to face Dorchester Catholic Club at Dunbar grounds
The Neponset Wanderers meet the Dorchester Catholic Club this afternoon at Dunbar Avenue grounds. Kickoff is scheduled for 3 oclock.
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Neponset
Neponset Wanderers
Dorchester Catholic
Dunbar Avenue
Penn and Cornell Football Shakeout Before Franklin Field Clash
Both the University of Pennsylvania and Cornell football squads held light signal practice at Franklin Field as they prepare for tomorrow's meeting. The teams worked on formations and general drills ahead of the contest.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Tomorow
Franklin Field
Big Red and Quakers Meet in 23rd Thanksgiving Day Showdown
Pennsylvania players trained at Whitemarsh Country Club and Cornell prepared in Atlantic City as head coach Sharpe kept the Red lineup from the Washington and Lee game. Despite mismatched records, Cornell seeks a decisive win to claim the Eastern title while Pennsylvania hopes to reverse a poor season by beating Ithaca rivals.
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Pennsylvania
Whitemarsh
Cornell
Atlantic City
Seashore
Sharpe
Big Red
Washington and Lee
Ithacans
Army Finishes Final Heavy Work For Navy Game
West Point reports the Army eleven completing its final heavy drill ahead of the Navy contest. The squad practiced defense and dummy scrimmage with new plays, while a number of substitutions remained top players. Line shifts included Knight, O'Hare, Parker, Weyand, and Gerhardt guiding backfield combos with Ford Oliphant Coffin.
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West Point
N.Y
Army
Navy
Scrubs
Daly
Varsity
Knight
O'Hare
Parker
Weyand
Gerhardt
Ford
Oliphant
Coffin
Murrill
Hoge
Mitchell
Place
Today’s College Football Schedule Across Northeast
A slate of games includes Boston College vs Norwich at Fenway Park and Brown meeting Carlisle in Providence. Other matchups feature Fordham and Villanova, Penn and Cornell, Lafayette and Dickinson in East coast venues.
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Hoston College
Norwich
Fenway Park
Brown
Carlisle Indians
Providence
Bucknell
Lebanon Valley
Lewisburg
Columbia
Wesleyan
New York
Fordham
Villanova
Franklin & Marshall
Gettysburg
Lancaster
Gallaudet
Catholic University
Washington
Georgetown
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Holy Cross
Worcester P. I
Worcester
Johns Hopkins
Maryland Agricultural College
Detroit Signs Pud McTighe From Toronto Club
Pud McTighe, a left handed pitcher who starred for Toronto in the International League last season, was signed by the Detroit Americans today. President Frank J. Navin announced the acquisition.
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Detroit
Mich
Pud” McTighe
Toronto
Detroit Americans
Frank J. Navin
School Teams Have Busy Day on Local Gridirons
A busy school football day with over 50 games on local schedules and record attendance expected. The highlight is a game at Fenway Park amid fair weather as Thanksgiving football peaks this year.
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Fenway Park
Classic city gridiron clash and rival savors a toss
English High meets Boston Latin in a marquee clash to decide the city high school football crown with key players O'Dowd Cousens and O'Hare in the spotlight as rivals seek victory at 10 o'clock. Rindge Tech faces Somerville at Russell Field in a tight contest while Dorchester clashes with Mechanic Arts at Lincoln Field. Medford aims to clinch Suburban League second place against Malden with Kenney in question. Beverly faces Salem in a Bertram Field showdown as Waltham meets Cambridge Latin.
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English High
Boston Latin
Latin School
Enright
O’dowd
Cousens
Tin School
O’hare
Dan O’flaherty
Brigham and Bridges
Rindge Tech
Somerville High
Russell Field
North
Cambridge
Everett High
Somerville
Tom Scanlan
Metivier
Creelman
Dorchester
Mechanic Arts
Back Bay
Lincoln Field
Dorchester High
Medford
Malden High
Medford High
Rogge
Leary
Bradish
Sanford
Smith
Malden
Milliken
Allen
Lowery
Small
Cleary
Murphy
Malden High School
Kenney
Thornton Jenkins
Green
Everett
Bertram Field
Salem
Beverly High
Salem High
Boston area high school football and basketball pairings listed
A list of scheduled games with teams and venues including English High at Dorchester High and Boston Latin, Medford Hirsh at Malden High, Rindge Tech at Cambridge, Beverly at Salem, Waltham at Cambridge Latin, Brookline at Lynn Classical, Newton at Wellesley, Everett at Melrose, Lynn English at Gloucester, Revere at Winthrop, Swampscott at Marblehead, Arlington at Woburn, Haverhill at St Johns Prep, Lowell at Lawrence, Needham at Milford, Weymouth at Alumni, Concord at Alumni, Lexington at Alumni, Arlington at Alumni, Newburyport at Alumni, Norwood at Alumni, Braintree at Alumni, Winchester at Arlington Alumni, Framingham at Natick, Marlboro at Hudson, Manchester at Nashua, Brockton at Taunton.
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English High
Boston Latin
Fenway Park
Dorchester High
Mechanic Arts High
Dorchester
Medford Hirsh
Malden High
Medford
Rindge Technical
Somerville High
Cambridge
Beverly High
Salem High
Salem
Waltham High
Cambridge Latin
Waltham
Brookline High
Lynn Classical High
Lynn
Newton High
Wellesley High
Newton
Everett High
Melrose High
Everett
Lynn English
Gloucester High
Gloucester
Revere High
Winthrop High
Winthrop
Swampscott High
Marblehead High
Marblehead
Arlington High
Woburn High
Arlington
Haverhill High
St. John's Preparatory
Haverhill
Lowell High
Lawrence High
Lawrence
Needham High
Milford High
Needham
Weymouth High
Weymouth
Concord High
Concord
Lexington High
Lexington
Arington High
Arington
Newburyport High
Newburyport
Norwood High
Norwood
Braintree High
Braintree
Winchester High
Framingham High
Natick High
Natick
Marlboro High
Hudson High
Hudson
Manchester High
Nashua High
Manchester
N. Hh
Brockton High
Taunton High
Taunton
Newton and Wellesley Face Off in Annual Contest
Newton High and Wellesley High meet in their annual contest with Newton the favorite after a strong Waltham showing and only one defeat. Everett High clashes with Melrose High in a league game while Cleo O Donnell's team is expected to win easily.
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Tham High
Everett High
Melrose High
Cleo O'Donnell
Newton High
Wellesley High
Waltham High
Wellesley
Elimination Bout Planned for Fulton Moran Step
New Orleans promoters announced an elimination bout plan to set up a Fulton Moran match. If Moran refuses to sign by December first Fulton will be chosen to meet Jess Willard, with Tom Andrews acting as their agent in negotiations.
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New Orleans
Jess Willard
Tom Andrews
Fulton
Frank Moran
Willard
Moran
Lexington to close 1915 football season with double-header
Lexington plans a morning football program with two games at 9:30 and 10:30. The day features the Lexington High School second eleven versus Concord High School second team followed by the Lexington High School eleven against the Alumni team in the big annual clash.
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Lexington
Lexington High School
Concord High School
Open Thanksgiving shoot at Concord Gun Club tomorrow
The Concord Rifle and Gun Club will stage its Open Thanksgiving shoot tomorrow morning at the Bristol Hill range with turkeys as prizes. The event follows the Nov 24 notice and invites local shooters to participate.
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Concord
Concord Rifle and Gun Club
Bristol Hill
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