Gossip for Motorists and Auto Industry Notes
The Bay State Automobile Association dinner, set for December, is postponed to February. Lions Lyons-Atlas rep F P Steele tours New England placing agencies for Lyons Knight cars. Kissel Kar manager H B Pruden resigns to pursue mining in Arizona then Chicago. Fred Walsh returns from San Francisco to join Oakland Company and base in Detroit. Goodrich cuts tire prices as safety tread gains traction. Harvard star B B Brickley tallies 11 touchdowns and 11 field goals in 225 points for the season.
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F. P. Steele
Lyons-Atlas Company
Lyons-Knight
New England
Army Close to Navy Tilt with New Formations
West Point cadets completed their final scrimmage before the Navy game in New York. Coach Daly led 10 minutes of practice and a lively signal drill with Fielding H. Yost and Hamilton Fish Jr. assisting. Jouett moved to Hodgson's back field spot. Huston and Benedict played despite injuries as the team prepared for Saturday.
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West Point
N. Y
Navy
New York
Daly
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Army
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Harvard
Scrubs
Varsity
Jouett
Hodgson
Huston
Benedict
Army and Navy Game Tickets All Sold
West Point announces all Army allotment tickets for the Navy game in New York are sold. Coach Dan I Sultan says remaining former Army players who earned an A in football may still obtain sideline access if they apply at the Hotel Astor by November 28.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Navy
New York
Dan I. Sultan
Hotel Astor
Strong Football Teams Sought for Attleboro Thanksgiving Game
Top football squads in the state are urged to contact the Attleboro A A for a Thanksgiving Day morning game in Attleboro. A generous guarantee is offered. Telegraph or telephone Captain C Knight Attleboro. Telephone Attleboro 59 J.
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Attleboro A. A
Attleboro
Knight
Lexington Girls Win First Area Field Hockey Match
In a historic first girls field hockey game at Spy Pond Lexington defeats Arlington 5 to 2. Captain Ruth Hubbell and Miss Perry each scored three goals for Lexington while Gladys and Beulah Vail carried Arlington’s attack. Referees were Rosamond Reed and the Sherburne and Hill pair with four 15 minute periods.
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Arlington High School
Spy Pond
Lexington High
Lexington
Arlington
Ruth Hubbel
Miss Perry
Vail
Gladys
Beulah
Hadley
Miss Willis
Sprague
Mitchell M Ferry
Hateh
Hubbell
Gladys Vail
Locke
Butters
Miss Page
Veel
Muneh
Miss Young
Deveraux
Hoyt
Miss Cassidy
B. Vail
Dorothy Devereaux
Ruth Hubbell
Arlington High
Lexington High School
Tham
New England Cross Country Title Race Looms in Cambridge
An entry list of 21 starters lines up for the New England champion cross country run in Cambridge tomorrow morning under the N E B A A A. Leaders from the B A A team include Joe Silva and Oscar Hedlund with Mahoney Cook and Green as support. The Unicorns are favored to win both individual and team honors as no other squad matches their depth.
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New England
Cambridge
N. EB. A
Mahoney
Cook
Green
B.A. A
Fred L. Cook
Boylston Street
Boston
Fred Couture
Lowell
Clifton Horne
Haverhil
A. G. Horne
Riverside
A. A. Everett
J. J
John Callinan
St. Mary's Catholic Association
David Atwood
New Bedford Harriers
New Bedford
Rucker May Join Giants in Trade Talk
Reports claim Nap Rucker the Brooklyn star left hander may be traded to the New York Giants for Charley Herzog and Rube Marquard. McGraw is eager to add Rucker and may trade a current player as a bonus, though no club officials confirmed the rumor.
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New York
Brooklyn
Nap Rucker
Brooklyns
Giants
Charley Herzog
Rube Marquard
McGraw
Rucker
New Yorks
Al Delmont Beats Young McAuliffe in Bridgeport Fight
Al Delmont of Boston defeated Young McAuliffe of Bridgeport in ten fast rounds at Acorn A. A. Delmont led from the start using a strong left jab and opened McAuliffe’s cuts in the fourth round. The card also saw Red Allen and Kid Palmer draw in eight rounds and Tommy Shea outpoint Buddy Faulkes over 16 tame rounds.
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Bridgeport
Acorn A
Red Allen
Kid Palmer
Tommy Shea
Buddy Faulkes
al Delmont
Boston
Youngs McAuliffe
Delmont
McAuliffe
Basketball scoreline line from Oxford game notes
The snippet shows player scores for Oxford and opponents with names such as Wheeler Reed Blanchard Whitman Farrington Winslow and highlights totals 529 504 507 for one side and 528 498 500 for the other. No full context or dates are provided in readable text.
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Oxford
Wheeler
Reed
Blanchard
Whitman
Farrington
Winslow
Oliveman
Heys
Britt
Battery A and Cadets Clash In Annual Harvard Rivalry
Harvard Stadium to host the final big local football clash of the year as Battery A meets the First Corps Cadets. Both teams feature former varsity stars from Harvard Yale Williams Tufts and other programs. Lineups include Pollard Sigourney Kean Wallace Jones Lawson Tobey Coolidge Skellton Minot for Battery A and Bear Mountain Fletcher Connel Williams Lewis Hoernle Fales Dunn Turner for the Cadets.
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Harvard
Minot
Battery
Douglass Lawson
Dave Sigourney
J. C. Jones, Jr
W. P. Tobey
R. W. Kean
W. H. Coolidge
E. W. Pollard
G. Curtis
Ray Skilton
W. Wallace
Orange ¥. M. C. A
Bear
Connel
Fales
Dunn
Mountain
Hoernle
Lewis
Turner
Williams
Pollard
Sigourney
1.T
Kean
Wallace
Jones
R.g
Lawson
Tobey
R.e
Coolidge
Skelton
Lh.b
Curtis
R.h.b
First Corps
Briggs
Fletcher
R.t
Q.b
F.b
Felton Named Crew Manager at Harvard
Samuel Morse Felton Jr of Chicago, Harvard sophomore, was appointed second assistant manager of the Crimson varsity crew after a half year contest. In his freshman year in Cambridge he served as manager of the freshman crew and assistant manager of the freshman football team.
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Samuel Morse Felton, Jr
Chicago
Harvard
Crimson
Cambridge
Felton
Official American League Pitching Records 1913
Chicago November 25. American League President B B Johnson announced pitching averages for 1913. Pitchers are ranked by earned runs charged. runs from base hit, sacrifice, walks, hit batsman, stolen base, wild pitch, or balk count against pitchers. Errors or passed balls in runs do not.
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Chicago
B. B. Johnson
Yale Easier Than Tigers for Harvard Football
Harvard players found Yale easier than Princeton on the gridiron with less wear and weight loss. The Crimson averaged about three pounds shed against Yale versus heavier losses against the Tigers, aided by trainer Pooch Donovan, though appetites post‑game promise quick weight regain.
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Yale
Princeton Tigers
Harvard
Crimson
Tigers
Pooch” Donovan
Harvard Warriors
Boston College Varsity Smoker Honors 16 Huskies
The Boston College varsity players of 1913 will be honored at a smoke talk and joy fest at University Heights next week. Alumni faculty and students will attend as 16 Huskies receive letters and sweaters for their varsity calibre football season capstone with a 47 to 0 win over the Connecticut Aggies.
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Boston College
University Heights
Maroon and Gold
Connecticut Aggies
Giant Cossack Mamutoff challenges Gotch at Boston event
Mamutoff the towering Cossack wrestler draws a crowd at the Post as he claims easy victory over Frank Gotch and vows to use Litofsky as a stepping stone. Bohemian Fristensky arrives with trainer Karl Lemle and plans an impressive American debut tomorrow night in Mechanics Building.
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Mamutoff
Boston
Post
Frank Gotch
Bull of Bashan
Mechanics’ Building
Litofsky
Fristensky
Karl Lemle
America
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Fred Walsh
San Francisco
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