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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1915

Page

8

West Point Favored In Brilliant Season Showdown

NEW YORK Nov 26 The Army and Navy football teams meet tomorrow afternoon in New York to close the Eastern gridiron season. Weather is poor and indications point to a hard fought game with West Point the favorite in a clash featuring Neyland Johnson Gilman O’Hare and other stars.

West Point ARMY NAVY Neyland Johnson Jones Gilman O'Hare New York United States Naval and Military Academies

Boston Man Marries In Colorado On Thanksgiving Day

In Denver, Miss Gertrude C. Fayce and Frank Bartlett wed in a Savoy Hotel ceremony on Thanksgiving, with local officials assisting. The report mixes a wedding note with unrelated wartime espionage and court testimony about German naval operations and ship rigging in 1914.

Denver Col Gertrude C. Fayce

Army Navy gridiron matchup faces rain and wind

Weather hints at rain and warm southerly winds that could slow the field favoring Army. Thousands of officers cadets and officials gather as President Wilson plans to attend and offer support from a Navy box first half then Army for the last two periods. Wagering favors Cadets early but field conditions could shift odds. Both teams practice privately at the Polo Grounds with coaches signaling no lineup changes despite the stakes and players in peak condition for a hard contest.

Army Navy Wilson West Point Annapolis Polo Grounds

Army and Navy clash to settle football series tie

New York November 26 1914 Army and Navy meet at the Polo Grounds in the 20th interservice gridiron clash close of the Eastern season. Both have nine wins and one tie, with a decisive result likely to settle the series. anticipated audience around 45000 including President Wilson and high officials.

New York Army Navy Military Polo Grounds United States Leutenant Annapolis West Point Wilson

Army and Navy Football Results From October to November

A sequence of college football scores shows Army losses to Colgate, Notre Dame, Maine, and Villa Nova, plus wins over Georgetown and Gettysburg. Navy posting varied results including defeats by Pittsburgh and Virginia Polytechnic, with other outcomes against Penn State, North Carolina, Bucknell, Colby, and Ursinus.

Army Holy Cross Gettysburg Colgate Georgetown Villa Nova Notre Dame Maine Springfield NAVY Pittsburg Pennsylvania Virginia Poly Nth Carolina Bucknell Colby Ursinus

Conference upon rules December 3 and 4 in New York

New Haven Conn November 26 Professor Robert N Corwin chairman of the Yale Athletic Association announced a joint meeting of representatives from Harvard Princeton and Yale at the Yale Club New York on December 3 and 4 to discuss athletic eligibility rules of the three universities

New Haven Conn Robert N. Corwin Yale Athletic Association Harvard Princeton Yale Yale Club New York Harry LeGore Cambridge LeGore Dean McClenahan H. B. Fine W. E H. Green H. Henry C. W. Kennedy M. Taylor Corwin Yale Athletic Committee Fred Allen George Case G. P. Day John Yield Henry Hobson John Kilpatrick

Debates on College Sports Eligibility Stir Yale Harvard Princeton

Academic leaders from Yale Harvard and Princeton prepare rules to govern eligibility for varsity players amid disqualifications and calls for reinstatement of LeGore. Yale eyed LeGore as 1916 football captain. meetings may influence New York conference decisions and captaincy timing.

Kreisler Plays Beethoven Violin Concerto With BSO

Fritz Kreisler delivered a noble Beethoven violin concerto performance at a Boston Symphony Orchestra rehearsal in Symphony Hall under Dr. Karl Muck. A remembered earlier rendition by Kreisler did not overshadow yesterday's elevated interpretation.

Muck Beethoven Mozart Rachmaninoff Isle of the Dead Boecklin Kreisler Boston Fritz Kreisler Boston Symphony Orchestra Karl Muck Symphony Hall

Sermons and Meetings Highlight Protestant Services

The Clarendon Street Baptist Church led by Rev. Madison C. Peters announces two sermons on The Fatherhood of God and The Motherhood of God with a choir cantata. The Church Temperance Society's New England division holds its annual meeting at the Advent Church with speakers Rev. van Allen and Rev. Addison. The Salvation Army campaigns in Cambridge feature Colonel Charles Miles lecturing on The Religion of the Salvation Army. Tomorrow also brings services at the First Baptist Church in Cambridge Central Square.

Madison C. Peters D. D Clarendon Street Baptist Church God William Harman van Allen Church of the Advent Brimner and Mt. Vernon Streets Daniel D. Addison All Saints’ Church Brookline New England Department of the Church Temperance Society Salvation Army Cambridge Charles Miles New York City Billy First Baptist Church Central Square

Eastern Club's Dog Show Closes

Wireboy of Paignton owned by George W Quintard won the top prize at the Eastern Dog Club show, earning the Presidents cup as the best dog among 850 entries. The event featured judges including Captain Charles F McNeill and gathered kennels from Willowbrook to Muskerry amid keen class competition.

Wireboy Paignton George W. Quintard New York Quintard Winter Garden Charles F. McNeill Willowbrook Kennels Willowbrook Real Harvey Maxwell’s Beelzebub Arthur Vignoles Jane of Ayre Bob White Kennels J. R Thorndike Thorncroft Thorncroft Show Girl, Third; Pinewood Kennels’ Pinewood G. Quintard G. W. Quintard Raby Dazzler Norman MacKenzie King Nobbler M. S. Baldwin Wm. M. Jones Patrick Qooorang Rhode Island Kennel Club Kinnelon Kennels Framingham District J. L. Card Wellesley Commander Toy Spaniel Club of America W. C. Thompson Gatenby New Bedford Kennel Club A. K. Richards Little Dorrit Eastern Dog Club C. C. Little Newcastle

Maggie Teyte Sings Mimi in Puccini at Boston Opera House

An entertaining Puccini La Boheme at the Boston Opera House features Maggie Teyte as Mimi with Lucca Botta Rodolfo and a strong supporting cast. Teyte’s refined timbre and nuanced impersonation dominate the evening, while others like Elvira Amazor and Tamaki Miura provide varied performances and notes of improvement.

Puccini Mr. Rabinoff Opera Company Boston Opera House Maggie Teyte Mimi Lucca Botta Metropolitan Opera Company Rodolfo Thomas Chalmers Marcello Elvira Amatar Musetta Jose Mardones Colline Giorgio Puliti Schaunard Paolo Ana Miss Teyte Mr. Botta Mme. Butterfly Mme Tamaki Miura Mme. Miura Marti Pinkerton Boscacci

Edward E Stebbins Funeral Tomorrow

Funeral services for Edward E Stebbins late secretary of the United States Board of Civil Service Examiners for New England will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 45 o'clock at his home in Melrose Mass He died Thursday after a brief illness at his Malvern avenue home He was a member of the Wyoming Lodge of Masons of Melrose and the Melrose Club He is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter.

Edward E. Stebbins United States Board of Civil Service Examiners New England Malvern Avenue Melrose Stebbins Wyoming Lodge of Masons of Melrose Club

The Chief Duffield Officiates at City Hall Marriage

Chief Duffield served as best man and assisted in wedding details for Fayce Bartlett and her fiancé Bartlett. Mrs. Duffield acted as matron of honor as the couple planned their marriage with a license obtained at the courthouse. They will reside in Montrose, Colorado, where Bartlett is stationed.

Chief Duffield Mrs. Duffield Duffields Miss Fayce Mr. Bartlett Boston Technical School Court House Duffield Montrose, Col Bartlett

German coded device found on steamer rigged for wireless use

A fragment notes a wireless apparatus fitted on a small steamer 24 hours out of port. The description mentions code in German used on the vessel to pick up signals.

Suhren Olsen Germany Valparaiso Port Simon Royal Mail Line Marina Quesada Port Limon Pernambuco Gladstone

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