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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1901

Page

3

English High to Win in Big Thanksgiving High School Game

Boston Latin and English High meet at South End Grounds for the annual Thanksgiving clash. Both sides confident as a large crowd gathers to witness a long running city rivalry. English High has won all Senior League games this season while Latin is rebuilding under Coach Riley after a single Prep victory.��

Boston South End Columbus Avenue Boston Latin English High Engish Ake Beig Latin School Riley Amon High Schoo Dolly Gray

Dorchester Rivalry Meeting At Town Field

Dorchester football fans will travel to the Dorchester town field for a fore noon clash between Geneva A A and Highland A C. The rubber match pits two evenly matched lineups with stars like Rollin Fisher Arthur Daly Chandler and Connafis. Geneva's quarterback will be Joseph Crowley formerly of Illinois. kickoff is at 10 o clock.

Dorchester Geneva A. A Highland A. C Rollin Fisher Arthur Daly Dorchester High Chandler Somerville High Connafis English High Joseph Crowley University of Illinois Geneva Dorchester Town Field

Cornell in Quakerdom for Penn game at Franklin Field

The Cornell football team arrived in Philadelphia and prepared at Franklin Field ahead of their annual game with the University of Pennsylvania. About 30 players underwent an hour of signal practice at the university gridiron. Cornell enters with a strong season record while Penn, fresh from seashore conditioning, aims to spoil Cornell’s hopes. the game will be the final one for coach George Woodruff.

Philadelphia Cornell University of Pennsylvania Franklin Field Walton University Pennsylvania Quakers George Woodruff

Harvard College Beats St Pauls 12 to 0 in New Hampshire

In Concord on St Pauls School grounds a Harvard College team defeated St Pauls by 12 points to none this afternoon. Harvard controlled the game with a strong offense and solid defense, securing the victory on neutral ground near Concord.

Concord N. H St. Paul’s Harvard College St.Pauls

Football Sunday Packed With Local Gridiron Matches

A sprawling schedule features Boston Latin versus English High at South End, Somerville High versus Cambridge, Dorchester High facing South Boston High at Locust Street, and multiple Dorchester contests on fields across the area. Later, Boston College meets Amherst Aggies and City Point Catholic fights St. Alphonsus A A, with Harvard legend Shirley Ellis promised a run at City Point. Michigan, boasting 451 points, faces Town in a marquee showdown, as West Point battles Annapolis later in the week and pool results hint at Harvard Yale outcomes.

Boston Latin English High South End Charles River Park Somerville High Cambridge Ku Pg Training School Dorchester High South Boston High Locust Street Dorchester Geneva A. A.highland A. C Dorchester Town Field Dorchester A. A Everett Milton Boston College Amherst ‘‘Aggies City Point Catholic Association St. Alphonsus A. A New England Shirley Ellis Harvard Daly Army Yale

B U Second Team Beats Reading in Close Game

Boston University second basketball team defeated Reading Y M C A 25 to 16. Stars were Tucker and Rink for B U while Sawyer led Reading. Lineups include Tucker Sawyer Morrison Merritt Hudson Whitton Spencer with goals from Tucker Baker Rusk Sawyer Hudson Whitton and fouls noted for Tucker and Spencer. Umpires Ayres and Rand.

Reading Boston University Reading Y. M. C. A Tucker Rink Sawyer B. U R. F Sawyer Pea Long Aaccddavecge Space 1. F., Morrison G. Merritt Waaeas Ec Hudson Je Gecesi Whitton Merritt R. G Spencer Baker Rusk Ayres Rand

Aggies Aim to Beat Boston College in Local Showdown

The only local college football game today matches Boston College against Amherst Aggies at the Huntington avenue grounds at 2 pm. BC seeks victory after beating Tufts and Holy Cross, while Amherst holds the stronger overall record. Captain Joseph Kenney leads BC with Big Tim Murphy set to return at fullback, boosting hopes for a spirited win.

Boston College Amherst Aggies Holy Cross Amherst Aggies Huntington Avenue Tufts Tim’ Murphy Murphy

City Point Catholic vs Roxbury Amateur A A clash at South End grounds

The annual City Point Catholic Association game against St. Alphonsus A A is set for this afternoon at the South End grounds. City Point and Roxbury teams meet in a long awaited neighborhood rivalry with local fans expected to fill the stands.

City Point Catholic Association St. Alphonsus A. A South End

Boxing at the Bal draws diverse amateurs in Cambridge

A lively amateur boxing night at the Bal where 12 preliminary bouts staged by the B A A showcased boxers from burlesque to skilled. Notable bouts featured Goodwin vs Gilman and Epps vs Leeman with lively exchanges. Semifinals set for Saturday with top contenders including McKinley Delmont Walsh and Domino awaiting finals.

Ring R. McKinley Cambridge T. Munroe Nonantum J. Lynch E. Morris South Boston P. O'Donnell J. R. Fitzgerald P. F. Feehan Boston H. Regis Ayer Village E. Epps C. Leeman J. J. Cohan Charlestown L. Hayes East Boston Goodwin Gilman Epps Leeman Frank Peters Regis Feehan Domino Mr. Carroll J. Walsh Walsh

Rivalry Sharpens Ahead of Evening Contest

Both teams completed final practice and enter the game in a stubbornly contested, evenly matched matchup. The rosters include former college stars with strong weight balance and high enthusiasm. John O'Reilly, famed Holy Cross alum and current English High coach, serves as manager.

John O'Reilly Holy Cross

City Point Catholic Association Football Lineup

City Point manager says players are in first class shape for today’s game. Lineup lists Woodbury Mean Collins Crowley OReilly Connolly Saul Sherlock Hurley Teevans with substitutes Buxbaum Crawford Harkins Hamburger Thornton. Game to be called promptly at 8 o'clock.

City Point Woodbury George Mean

Princeton Professor Denies Cornell Football Breakup

Princeton New Jersey November 27 Professor H B Fine chairman of the faculty athletic committee said no official action has been taken regarding reports Princeton will stop playing Cornell at Ithaca He added that as far as he knows none is under immediate consideration by the university

Princeton N. J H. B. Fine Faculty Athletic Committee Cornell Ithaca

Track Races Delayed at Providence by Cold Weather

Manager P O Sheehan of the Providence track said by telephone the cycle races planned for today have been postponed to Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock due to the cold weather.

P.O. Sheehan Providence

Boxing Gossip Sparks Jeffries Fitzsimmons Match Talk

James C Kennedy targets a Fitzsimmons bout to force Jeffries–Sharkey fallout. N S Club London seeks 10 round clash, Bettinson wires Ordway for Derby night figures. Also coverage of McGovern Rothwell, McPadden challenge, Noeber retirement, Lenox A C card, and Snyder negotiations.

James C. Kennedy Bob Fitzsimmons Jeffries Mr. Kennedy Sharkey Ruhlin National Sporting Club of London Fitz Bettinson A. P. Ordway N. S Lear Fitz McGovern Rothwell Hertford Dave Sullivan Sullivan Corbett Hugh McPadden Brooklyn R. J. Bruce New York Post Terry McGovern Young Corbett McPadden Kid Broad Ernest Noeber Lenox A. C Billy Gardner Lowell Tommy Hogan Bob Montgomery Billy Jordan Colby McDermott Belfield Walcott Young Nadeau Young Kelly Tig Stone Danny Snyder Snyder O’brien Kelly

Batchelder Leaves Hospital After Accident

Chairman A. Batchelder of the N C A board of control, injured in a railroad automobile crash weeks ago, left the hospital yesterday. He is at his New York home but will be able to go out on crutches. His ultimate recovery is certain.

Batchelder N. C. A. Board of Control New York

Emmet Chelsea Meet Kickhams In Celtics Era Showdown

A morning Gaelic football match at the American League baseball grounds Huntington Avenue features the Emmet team of Chelsea against the Charles J Kickhams of New York. Both clubs are top American sides with Kickhams having won Buffalo Exposition championship last year and Emmets claiming New England supremacy after beating O'Connell of Brighton. The Chelsea squad aims to avenge a NYC defeat two years ago and seeks to turn the tables after months of faithful training. The game starts at 11 o'clock.

American League Baseball Grounds Huntington Avenue Emmet Chelsea Charles J. Kickhams New York Boston America Buffalo Exposition Kickhams Ship New England O’connell Brighton Emmets Hartford Stars

Clinton PDL Team Beats Brockton In Open Game

Clinton defeats Brockton 11 to 3 in a loosely played contest at Clinton. Bannon scored a length of the floor goal in the third period. Clinton led comfortably as Bartlett was replaced by Lyons late.

Clinton Brockton Bannon Bartlett Lyons Daly Ceee Ct Cipig Gaa Lincoln Houghton

Clinton Victorious in Closed Grid Conference Game

In a tight contest Clinton faced Brockton and Lincoln with key plays from Daly and Houghton. Scores list Rushes Daly 9 and Lincoln 8, while stops by Bannon 17 and Cashman 51 helped secure a Clinton win. Referee McGeachey officiated with Timor Hartwell assisting as about 400 fans attended.

Brockton Lincoln Clinton Daly Clinton Houghton Lincoln Bannon Devlin Secore Cashman McGeachey Timor—Hartwell

Lowell defeats Plymouth 6 to 4 in local rink

Lowell beat Plymouth 6 to 4 tonight after Plymouth held scoreless in the first period and Lowell shut out in the second. Miller was sick and drew a limited role while Lewis and Holderness starred for Lowell and Hipson and Roberts shone for Plymouth in a back and forth game.

Plymouth Lowell Miller Lewis Holderness Hipson Roberts P.eee Pies E R Hipson Pierce Teves

Indoor cycling assured for Boston this winter

A. A. Mc Lean of Chelsea secures a lease of the Park square depot to build a modern ten lap indoor track and host a Christmas Eve opening. Plans include a motor paced race between top middle distance riders, a six day event later, and heating via steam cooled air circulated by fans. McLean aims to improve safety with a smaller track width than last season and hopes to match Jimmy Michael against a strong opponent such as Stinson.

Boston A. A. McLean Chelsea Revere Park Square Mclean Jimmy Michael America Stinson

Foreign riders to race here amid heated venue talks

The speaker states that details remain unsettled and foreign riders will compete at the event. He vows proper heating of the building or declares no attempt to hold races, adding he has consulted several parties.

Paige Wins In Hub billiard tournament

In the Hub billiard tournament J. M. Parker defeated W. A. Paige after a strong opener from Paige and several high runs. Parker, plagued by luckless shots, posted his best 18 in a match marked by Paige’s consecutive scores including 42, 19, and 20 as the final tally reached 800 to Parker’s 116.

J. M. Parker W. A. Paige Parker Paige Ww. A. Paige

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