Morgan Accepts Coffroth's Offer for Morgan Kilbane bout
Eddie Morgan's manager Jimmy Johnson accepted J W Coffroth's offer for a 20 round world title bout at San Francisco on New Year's Day with Johnny Kilbane. Kilbane's manager Jimmy Dunn says Kilbane has not received a formal offer and may not travel to the coast on January 1.
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San Francisco
Cleveland
Jimmy Dunn
Johnny Kilbane
Eddie Morgan
Kilbane
Morgan
The Gillette Blade Promises Swift Smooth Shaving
The copy touts a three minute Gillette shave with a long lasting blade free from stropping. It claims two thirds time saved and comfort from the sharp edge, urging purchase where assortments are good with standard, pocket, and traveler sets priced up to $50.
Everett High and Oak Park High Next Game Venue Tangle
Everett High and Oak Park High face a next Saturday game that may be played at the American League grounds or Harvard Stadium. Harvard Stadium offered but no admission charged. final venue decisions expected to be settled today.
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Everett High
Oak Park
Harvard
Everett
High School Grid Matches Feature Holiday Games Across Massachusetts
Everett High discusses stadium admissions with Harvard officials while Fenway Park hosts a Lynn Classical versus Lynn English clash. Waltham High faces Cambridge Latin at the Watch City, and the Boston Latin versus English High public school final is set for Fenway. Medford versus Malden, expecting a near 10 000 crowd, could decide the league title.
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Lowell
Harvard
Fenway Park
Lynn Classical
Lynn English
Ocean Park
Lynn
Waltham High
Cambridge Latin
Waltham
Dan O’flaherty
Brookline High
Cambridge Eleven
Boston Latin
Boston
Dorchester High
English High
Mechanic Arts
Dorchester
Latin
Brookline
Newton
Lincoln House Five Seek Thursday Game in Boston
The Lincoln House Association basketball team reorganized for the season and aims to play a fast opponent at their Emerald street gym in Boston on Thanksgiving night November 28 at 8 p m. They offer to pay full expenses and request contact through J M Pullman 501 Washington street Boston or Ox 4640.
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Lincoln House Association
Boston
Floyd W. Schelle
John Sullivan
Charles Beyer
J. M. Pullman
W. Langley
B. A. Pullman
James Dundan
Emerald Street
Washington Street
Boston National League Club Plans Annual Meeting
Notices for the annual meeting of the Boston National League Club were issued for Tuesday December 3. It is unlikely President Gaff ney will visit Boston before that date. The stockholders meet at 4 PM and directors later convene to elect officers.
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Boston National League Club
Gaffney
Boston
Braves Clubshake and Philadelphia NL Charges Ahead
Gaffney stays in New York amid Joseph Carroll illness and Braves club activity. Carroll died after an operation, but his exit coinciding with Ward's sale reduces impact on Braves. A Boston buyer offered 150000 dollars but was rebuffed. possible renewal unlikely without higher bid. Jay Kirke and Ben Houser transfers to Class A scrapped. Houser to South next spring. Bues to cover third. McKechnie likely utility, Maranville at short, Sweeney second. Outfield unsettled. Titus secure, Campbell may quit. Jackson seeks trade. Sweeney family relocation noted. Bradley sold to Jersey City. Boston retains no option. Fogel heads to NYC for NL meeting as Lynch charges loom. 15 witnesses planned to defend Phillies president.
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John Ward
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Ben Houser
Kirke
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Calhoun
Metz
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Stallings
McKechnie
Maranville
Sweeney
John Titus
Campbell
George Jackson
Sont City
St. Louis
Bill Sweeney
Hugh Bradley
McAleer
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Penn
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
A. S. I. Shields
G. M. Weiler
Phillies
National League
Lynch
Fogel
Mayor to Kick Off Dorchester Holiday Football Game
Dorchester club fans pack the Dunbar avenue grounds as 3850 members bring two tickets each for the Worchester Club vs All-Collegians holiday clash. Frankie O'Brien of Harvard and Dave Morey of Dartmouth join the club lineup, promising a star filled showdown and big turnout.
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Worchester Club
All-Collegians
Dunbar Avenue
Dorchester
Frankie O’brien
Harvard
Dave Morey
Dartmouth
O’brien
Morey
Crimson End
Detroit Lands Corridon for 12000 Amid Cobb Critique
The Detroit team signed infielder Corridon from Kansas City for $12,000 but the move did not meet manager Hugh Jennings expectations. Ty Cobb stated Corridon was greatly overrated, reflecting local doubt about the trade.
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Detroit
Kansas City
Hugh Jennings
Ty Cobb
Keane Considered for British Olympic Trainer Post
Syracuse University athletic trainer Tommy Keane is touted as a potential trainer for Britain’s 1916 Berlin Olympic team. A British committee eyed several candidates but preferred an American with the American training system. Keane’s link to Syracuse success and Reidpath’s Swedish performance boosted his standing for the role.
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Syracuse University
Berlin
Johnny Bull
Harry Andrews
South London Harriers
Wadsley
al Shrubb
Harvard
America
Keane
Syracuse
Murphy
C. D. Reidpath
Fogel defends innocence at looming hearing in baseball race claim
The article reports Fogel declaring his innocence and readiness to testify openly. He vows to surprise Mr. Lynch, deny saying baseball was fixed, and pursue open testimony while plans to attend the hearing. Also notes Murphy’s absence, planned New York meeting, and potential perjury charges against accusers.
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Fogel
Lynch
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago
New York
Murphy
Phillies
Orth
Giants
Major League Career End for Harry Davis
So far as the major leagues are concerned Harry Davis appears to have concluded his major league career. The notice notes Davis’s likely retirement from top level baseball with no signs of return.
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Harry Davis
Harvard Dominates Eastern College Sports Outlook
Arthur Duffey’s column lauds Harvard as the system buster in football and other sports, noting Harvard’s decisive wins over Yale and praise for Crimson players across football track hockey and baseball. The piece weighs East versus West claims, arguing Harvard would beat Michigan Wisconsin and other top teams, with Penn State and Ohio State forfeits cited.
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Crimson
Yale
Smithereens
al Shrubb
Cornell
Mike Murphy
Pennsy
Frank O’brien
Brickley
Hardwick
Gardner
Sam Felton
Eli Yale
Big Sam
Wisconsin
Princeton
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Harvard Scores Decide Pool Winner in Old Query
In a historic pool of guesses for a Harvard game, the winning prediction must align with the final score. After disputed splits, the closest scoreline proposed determines who gets the pool, with 16-6 ultimately listed as the winning guess.
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Harvard
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