Hilliard Wins Light Car Race in Savannah Debut
William M. Hilliard of Boston won the 196 mile international light car race in Savannah driving a Lancia, finishing in 3 hours 43 minutes 33 seconds at an average speed over 52 mph. Burman and Lorimer followed in Buick and Chalmers-Detroit entries, with several incidents and a near flawless performance marred only by a few accidents.
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William M. Hilliard
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Mt. Washington
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Hearne
Isotta
Maxwell
Co. D. Lee
Welsey
Costello
Munweiler
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Burman
Fuilliard
Waster
Easter
Lancia
Frank Thompson
Chalmers- Detroit
Burns
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Cameron
Jeffries
William S. Hilliard
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No Chance for Joe Kelley as Manager of the Doves
Boston owner President Dovey declares Kelley will not helm the Boston Nationals next season. He insists Bowerman will manage and Kelley must accept another offer or face the consequences. Kelley and allies push for honoring his two year contract, but Dovey stands firm.
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Boston
McCaffrey
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Boston Nationals
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Baltimore
Bowerman
Iselley
Navy and Army seek common umpire amid passing talks
Navy and Army exchange telegrams to settle on an umpire for the game in Annapolis as practice stays light. Coaches study forward pass options with a fast track man ready to fill gaps, and the squad plans a Friday trip to Franklin Field for a final limbering session before kickoff.
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Golf season closes today with club tournaments
Local courses host closing events across the region. Allston Golf Club features a best ball foursome. Commonwealth Country Club awards a large market turkey. Concord Country Club hosts handicap versus bogey. Fall River, New Bedford, and Lexington run medal play. Bear Hill, Wollaston, and Woodland schedule handicap medal events. Winchester Country Club bets on a one club play for all strokes. Oakley Country Club runs all day events.
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Commonwealth Country Club
Concord Country Club
Fall River Golf Club
New Bedford
Lexington
Bear Hill
Wollaston
Woodland
Winchester Country Club
Oakley Country Club
Oakley
Commonwealth
Concord
Framingham
Salem
Fall River
Winchester
Four Ivy Chess Tourney Set for New York in December
Announcement from Harvard notes the 17th annual chess tournament among Columbia Harvard Yale and Princeton will be staged at the West Side Republican Club rooms 2907 Broadway New York on December 21 22 and 23 in the club's facilities.
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Columbia
Yale
Princeton
West Side
Republican Club
Broadway
New York
Army Bristles with Last Practice Before Big Game
West Point cadets finish a final wet field workout as Army prepares to depart for Philadelphia after Thanksgiving events. Head coach H M Nelly leads 65 team members with a campus-wide sendoff and a celebratory crowd anthem.
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H. M. Nelly
Bellevue Stratfor Hotel
Philadelphia
Memorial Hall
Corps of Cadets
Academy
Harvard Athletes Named to 70 Eligible for FL Honors
An official Harvard Athletic Association statement lists 70 men eligible to wear the coveted FL in Harvard athletics. Football leads with the most names, followed by crew and track, with selections including H. B. Barney, K. F. Brill, G. G. Browne, F. H. Burr, and many others across football crew and track.
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H. B. Barney
K. F. Brill
G. G. Browne
F. H. Burr
Hi. ’. Corbett
Cc. F. Crowley
J. W. Cutler
C. EB. Dunlap
H. Fish, Jr
S. Fraser
S. Hoar
D. J. Hurley
H. Inches
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H. C. Leslie
R. G. MacKay
C. ¥. Nourse
DD. Smith
Sprague
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A. G. Gill
L. K. Lunt
J. Richardson, Jr
S. A. Sargent
W. R. Severance
L. T. Swaim
J. E. Ward
T. S. Blhimer
L. P. Dodge
A. P. Gardner, Jr
I. M. deSelding
R. E. Somers
M. H. Stone
H. Watson
W. F.’. Whitcher
RT. Youne
2. Young
R. H. Aronson
D. C
Brennan
T. Briggs
BE. P. Currier
EB. T. Dana
N. K Hartford
CG W. Harvey
Soliman Om
Shticks
Lanigan
J. W. Simons
Site Could House Yale Stadium on Hamden Land
A 30 acre tract on the west side of Whitney avenue in Hamden is reported to be offered to Yale for a stadium site at about 7000 dollars. A plan has been drawn and sent to Walter Camp, with formal approval not yet. Another Hamden site on Dixwell avenue in Hamden Plains is also favored.
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Conn
Hamden
Whitney Avenue
Yale Athletic Management
Walter Camp
Yale
Dixwell Avenue
Hamden Plains
Dorchester City Point Elevens Clash Today
On Locust street grounds a big football clash pits Dorchester Catholic Association against City Point Catholic Association. Ex college stars loom large with Princeton, Wisconsin, Holy Cross, Bridgewater Normal, Exeter names in City Point lineup. Dorchester features Cornell, Swarthmore, Harvard, Andover stars. Harvard coach Leo Leary referees.
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Locust Street Grounds
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Norton
Wisconsin
Joy
Holy Cross
O’brien
Bridgewater Normal
Loughlin
Exeter
Dorchester
Martin
Cornell
Dunlap
Swarthmore
Prescott
Harvard
Foley
Andover
Leo Leary
Intercity Racquet Doubles Today
The annual intercity racket doubles match between Boston Tennis and Racquet Clubs and Philadelphia Racquet Club will be staged on Saturday at Philadelphia. Percy Haughton, former American champion and current Harvard football coach, is expected to join the Boston contingent.
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Philadelphia
Percy Haughton
America
Harvard
Harvard Selects Next Football Captain Prospect
With the Harvard football season ended the captaincy candidate list includes Gil Browne George West and Hamilton Fish. West is injured Browne and Fish are veterans, with Fish the favorite and acting captain during Captain Burr’s absence. It is widely expected Fish will lead Harvard next season.
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Yale
Gil Browne
George West
Hamilton Fish
West Haseen
Browne
Fish
Burr
Crimson
Programme of Sports Today with Many Local Matches
A full day of interscholastic and club sports listed across Boston area venues. High school games include English High at Boston Latin and Somerville at Rindge, with numerous league and club events at parks, grounds, and halls. Major matches feature Boston College against Alumni and Fordham versus Villanova, plus cross country runs and rifle and gun club events at multiple sites.
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Commercial High
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Melrose High
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Harvard Stadiums Final Cadet Versus Battery Football Tilt
The First Corps Cadets meet Battery A M V M at Harvard Stadium in a closely matched annual clash. State and civic leaders plan to attend as cheering sections rehearse battle cries, with officials including Kersburg and Guild overseeing the event.
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Wieden Bike
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L. E
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Crocker Culo
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Guild
Me Arthur
Crudden to Walk Against Two Opponents in City Test
Champion 12 mile pedestrian John Crudden will race two challengers from Somerville Park to Mattapan Square today. Wagers run high as Sperry, the other top walker, shocks many elder city residents with his effort.
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Mattapan Square
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Boston College to Play Alumni This Afternoon
Boston College varsity eleven meets the alumni squad this afternoon at the American League grounds. The alumni, many famous on BC gridiron years ago, join a strong younger team. Enthusiastic supporters plan to cheer the old timers as they fight to the finish.
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Boston College
Quakers Set to Face Ithacans in Pennslast Game Clash
Philadelphia eyes tomorrow’s Franklin Field showdown between Penn and Cornell. Coach Larkin avoids predictions as Ithacans seek a miracle score to halt Penn’s bid on the Quakers defense. Lineups show Cornell Gard Gardner and Penn captain Hollens among key backs.
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Franklin Field
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Bell
O’rourke
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Gardner
Tydeman
Mowe
Captain Walder
Pennsylvania
Braddock
Draper
Dietrich
Cozzens
Lamberton
Gaston
Scarlett
Miller
Means
Manier
Captain Hollens
Cornell Penn football may decide season surprises
The afternoon sees Cornell and Penn clash as an all star Penn squad is favored though Ithacans hold a chance. Other notes include Clarke versus Lawson at the Coliseum, ten mile North Cambridge race, Battery A vs First Corps Cadets crowd near 25000, Yonkers Marathon draws New England runners, and comments on Dorando Shrubb running styles.
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Attell World Featherweight Champion Confirmed
Abe Attell is recognized as the world featherweight champion after defeating all challengers in his weight class. He claimed the title as no opponent could make the featherweight limit and Owen Moran is named as a possible English contender in discussions of the division.
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United States
England
Attell
Owen Moran
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