Boston Latin Beats English High in Traditional Rivalry
In the annual South End clash, Boston Latin defeated English High 25 to 0 before 2000 fans. Captain Hanley starred for Latin, with Freedman and McCusker scoring, while Tufts and Boston College view the game as a strong display of power and teamwork amid wet conditions.
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English High
South End
Latin School
Stonewall
Hanley
Mr. Dooley
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McCusker
King
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Tufts 26 Boston College 0 in Thanksgiving Day clash
Tufts defeated Boston College 26 to 0 at the South End grounds before a shivering crowd. Tufts, heavier and dominant, scored four touchdowns, with Knight adding two long runs and Sullivan's early BC effort stalling. Weather and fumbles hindered BC while Tufts maintained control throughout.
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Boston College
South End
Bucks
Sullivan
Knight
Pennsylvan ia Wins Dramatic 12-11 Victory Over Cornell
In Philadelphia on November 27, the University of Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 12 to 11 in a tense Franklin Field showdown. Penn scored two second half touchdowns and two goals after Cornell led 11-0 at halftime. Guardian Warner starred with a 50 yard run and Penn’s defense held late as the crowd of about 22,000 roared.
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Harvard
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Lehigh
Fenston
Princeton
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Boston Endorsement
Woman describes relief from backache caused by kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Testimonial from Mrs TikerArthur of 408 Columbus Avenue credits the remedy with curing months of lameness and disabling pain. Product sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole U. S. agents.
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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Boston Daily Post
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Binghamton, N. Y
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Brighton H and Chelsea H football score clash
Brighton High defeated Chelsea in a morning game with a commanding 36 to 0 victory. The match showcased Brighton's offense and Chelsea's defense, ending decisively as a clear win for Brighton.
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Altrightion
Brighton High
Chelsea
Cambridge Manual Training Defeats Somerville High 17 to 5
In a rain-soaked Thanksgiving Day clash before 6000 at Charles River Park Cambridge Manual Training beat Somerville High 17 to 5 to claim the Senior Interscholastic League title. Hicks scored all three touchdowns for Cambridge as the better-conditioned team exploited Somerville’s fumbles and errors.
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Somerville High Schools
Charles River Park
Ane
Somerville
Cambridge
Mayor McNamee
Mayor Glines
Cuddy
Hicks
Currier
Parks
Boysen
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Harris
Murray
McLaughlin
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Allen
Dickinson
Nickerson
McCoy
Hafford
Carlisle 21 Georgetown 0 as Indians dominate second half
Georgetown hosts Carlisle on their campus and falls 21 to 0. All points were scored in the second half by Carlisle with Parker and Charles scoring touchdowns and Charles adding a goal. Referees were Young of Cornell and Armstrong of Yale.
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Georgetown
Indians
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Edmonston Mowon
Rorke Ekerdine
R. T
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Edmonston Johnson
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Cornell
Armstrong
Yale
Charles
Oaks defeat Pan-Americans 3 to 2 in New England League game
Oaks edged the Pan-Americans 3 to 2 in a New England League association football clash at Fall River seen by about 5000 fans. The tight contest featured a late Oaks goal securing the win.
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City Point C A Defeats Dorchester A A 5 0
On a muddy Locust street field City Point Catholic Association beat Dorchester A A 5 to 0 yesterday afternoon. City Point dominated play with strong offense despite the wet conditions and secured the decisive victory.
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Dorchester A. A
Locust Street
Salem High School clinches Essex county title after win
Galimm November 27 Salem High School after clinching the Junior Inter scholastic League championship defeated Newburyport in a hard fought game in this city 11 to 0 securing Essex county crown with a decisive victory.
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Salem High School
Essex County
Newburyport
Atlantic A A beats Crescent A A A 10 to 0 at North End Park
Before 600 people the Atlantic A A defeated the Crescent A A A 10 to 0 yesterday afternoon at North End Park.
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Crescent A. A.A
North End Park
Medford Downs Malden 6-5 In Suburban Title Match
Medford High defeated Malden High 6 to 5 to win the Suburban High School Football League championship in a closely fought morning game witnessed by about 6000 fans. Touchdowns by Volpe and Babcock, with Papkee converting, gave Medford the narrow victory. Officials included Lane of Boston as umpire and Pendleton of Boston as referee.
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Papkee
Umplire—Lane
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Timor
Cleveland
College football and basketball scores from various campuses and cities
A roundup of scores from several college and gymnasium games across the country. Ohio State 6 Indiana 6 in Columbus. Kansas State 17 Missouri 5 in Kansas City. Nebraska 12 Northwestern 0 in Lincoln. Michigan 23 Minnesota 6 in Ann Arbor. Chicago 11 Wisconsin 0. Columbia 6 Syracuse 6 in New York. Virginia 12 North Carolina 12 in Richmond. Lafayette 23 Dickinson 0 in Easton. Lehigh 41 Swarthmore 0 in Bethlehem. Franklin and Marshall 12 Gettysburg 6 in Lancaster. Pitt 0 vs Washington and Jefferson 6 in Pittsburg. South Boston Gym 17 Shauderays 0. Dorchester Geneva A A 0 Centaur 0. Brockton Columbia A A 6 Massachusetts A A 0.
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Kansas City
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Northwestern
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Minnesota
Chicago
Wisconsin
New York
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Syracuse
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Richmond
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Lehigh
Swarthmore
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall
Gettysburg
Pittsburg
Athletics of Philadelphia
Washington and Jefferson
East End Athletic Association
South Boston
South Boston Gymnasium
Shauderays
Dorchester
Geneva
A. A
Centaur
Brockton
Massasoit
Somerville A A defeats Charlestown Wheelmen in cycle league bowling
Somerville A A won three games from Charlestown Wheelmen at Dartmouth Alleys last night in a Cycle league bowling match. The score details are incomplete from the readable text.
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Dartmouth
Somerville A. A
Charlestown
Retail cigar dealers unite against trust in New York
Nearly all retailers nationwide join a defense against the United Cigar Stores Company and the American Tobacco Company. A cross country alliance plans consumer coupons and public appeals, with subsidiary offices across major cities to counter the trust. The move aims to build a competing manufacturing and distribution network for cigars cigarettes and tobacco products.
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United Cigar Stores Company
American Tobacco Company
Boston
Chicago
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Toledo
Milwaukee
Rochester
Maennercher Hall
Duke Heads 30 Million Tobacco Company Formed
London, Nov 27. After the peace between rival tobacco trusts a new company named the British American Tobacco Company is formed with 30 million dollars capital to control the entire export trade of both trusts. Eighteen directors named including J. B. Duke and W. R. Harris. Mr Duke will chair and direct. The company will run all factories except those serving home demand, kept by the trusts. Palatial offices in Hotel Cecil.
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Tobacco
British- American Tobacco Company
J. B. Duke
W. R. Harris
W. W. Fuller
B. Cobb
H. Roberts
C. C. Dula
P. S. Hill
Unusual double deer hunt near Williamsport
In Williamsport Pennsylvania on November 27 stableman Robert Mitchell and Homer Kulp spotted two deer near Black House. Mitchell fired both barrels from the wagon as they prepared to return home striking the deer simultaneously and killing both.
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Penn
Robert Mitchell
Blackouse
Homer Kulp
Kulp
Mitchell
Good Golf at Salem Leads to Record Nine-Hole Score
In heavy fog and rain at South Fields, W. S. Parry won Class A and broke his own record with a 42 for nine holes, with five holes played in four strokes. The event closes the season for the South Fields Club.
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Salem
South Fields
W. S. Parry
Jones Wins Bogey Handicap Match at Concord Golf Club
In bogey handicap match play at Concord Golf Club on November 27, W. Jones led and defeated the colonel. Dr. H. A. Braly stayed even with Jones through the round as the event concluded at Concord.
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Concord
Colonel
Concord Golf Club
W. Jones
H. A. Braly
Wollaston Club Ends Fall Schedule in Handicap Event
Wollaston Golf Club closed its fall season with a members handicap at Montclair. Beals C. Wright had the best gross score but earned the prize for the best gross. the best net score went to L. O. Crane.
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Wollaston
Championship in doubt after muddy 10 mile race
The 10 mile NB AAA championship at North Cambridge remains unresolved as Bart Sullivan protests Frank Faulkner’s claimed coaching and pushing at the finish. Officials and timers back Faulkner, with a hearing set for Monday night at Cambridgeport gym.
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Norway Street
Walpole
Lawson A. Cs
North Cambridge
Bart Sullivan
Cambridge
Faulkner
Sullivan
W. M. Dumbrnsky
Cambridgeport
Dick Grant
Arlington Centre
Grant
W. F. Hayman
Arlington Fire Station
H. A. Brawley
J. J. Kennedy
Arlington Heights
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Hayman
J. S. Thompson
East Cambridge
Bay State Dogs Win First Prizes at International Show
At Horticultural Hall on the second day of the fourth annual international dog show, top prizes went to various breeds. Champion Ives by L. J. Knowles of Magnolia Mass., Novice and Open dogs include Selwonk by L. J. Knowles. Other winners: Lady under 50 pounds. Young Lynn by James S. Howe. Endcliffe Billsticker by George S. Thomas.
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L. J. Knowles
Magnolia
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Boston
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Medford Soldiers Win Intercompany Rifle Shoot at Armory
Medford Company A Fifth Infantry M V M edged Charlestown Cadets and Lawrence Light Guards 420 to 409 at the Medford rifle range yesterday afternoon. After the match the teams adjourned to the new Medford armory for a banquet hosted by Company E Fifth Infantry M V M.
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Fifth Infantry
Lawrence Light Guards
Medford Rifle Range
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Dford Armory
Lenox A C Bouts End With Draws At Club Meeting
At the Lenox Athletic Club meeting last evening four bouts drew a large crowd. In the feature Peter Jackson of Baltimore fought six rounds to a draw with Jack Sullivan of Cambridge. Preliminaries saw Jimmy Hanlon beat Young Schindler in six rounds. Several other six round draws included Tim Harrington Jack Dwyer Jimmy Walsh and Patsey McKenna.
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Peter Jackson
Baltimore
Jack
Twin) Sullivan
Cambridge
Jimmy Hanlon
North End
Young Schindler
West End
Tim Harrington
South Boston
Jack Dwyer
Jimmy Walsh
Newton
Patsey McKenna
Gardner and Reilly boxing bout ends in second round knockout
Jimmy Gardner of Lowell stopped Jimmy Reilly of Brooklyn in the second round of a 20 round bout at Scituate this afternoon. Young Alphonse of Fall River and Cliff Howe of Middleboro fought to a ten round draw with Howe appearing to lead.
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Lowell
Jimmy Reilly
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Young Alphonse
Fall River
Cliff Howe
Middleboro
Howe
Eddy Quinn Knocked Out In Sixth Round Fight
Eddy Quinn of Troy New York was knocked out in the sixth round by Dave McNeil of Chelsea Massachusetts today at the Fall Mountain Athletic Association event in Relow s Falls Vermont.
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Eddy Quinn
Troy
N. Y
Dave McNeil
Chelsea
Mass
Fall Mountain Athletic Association
McFadden defeats Sweeney in 20 round boxing match
In New Britain Connecticut Patsy Sweeney of Manchester and George McFadden of Brooklyn fought 20 rough rounds. McFadden won the decision on points in a National A G event.
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New Britain
Ryan vs Rice Fights 20 Rounds in Stafford Springs
Billy Ryan of New York and Austin Rice of New London boxed a 20 round bout in Stafford Springs. Ryan repeatedly clinched to avert a knockout, and Rice was awarded the decision.
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Conn
Billy Ryan
New York
Austin Rice
New London
Ryan
Rice
Lawrence 6 Lowell 5 overtime win over Lowell
Lawrence defeated Lowell 6 to 5 in overtime before about 2000 spectators. The game featured a poor showing by Lowell goalie Graffam, a new man, as Bone and Jean stood out for Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Graffam
Bone
Jean
Clinton Defeats Worcester In Overtime Victory At Rink
Clinton edged Worcester 9 to nil in an overtime game as 1500 fans filled the rink but space ran short and many spectators were turned away. The tense finish extended play beyond regulation.
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Worcester
Clinton Edges Worcester In A Thrilling Close Clash
The game featured standout work from Captain Farrell and Campbell of Clinton and Bannon of Worcester. Clinton led several times, Worcester tied the score with 27 seconds left in the third period, and the crowd witnessed the largest attendance for a game here.
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Lowell Defeats Lawrence Polo Team 9 to 5 in City Hall
Lowell polo team defeats Lawrence 9 to 5 before the season’s largest crowd at City Hall. A large Lowell delegation accompanied the visiting squad.
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Lowell
Lawrence Polo Aggregation
Worcester Beats Clinton 7 to 5 in Rough Contest
Worcester turned the tables on Clinton with a 7 to 5 victory before the season's largest crowd. The game was marked by rough play throughout.
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Worcester
Clinton
Dartmouth Basketball Schedule Published for Winter
Dartmouth undergraduates shift from football to basketball with Dillon Rix and Foster joining the squad led by captain Amos P. Foster of Keene. The calendar lists games against St Johnsbury, Wesleyan, Williams, Brown, Fitchburg Y M C A, Cambridgeport A C, Providence, Salem Y M C A, Holy Cross, Wesleyan again, Worcester, Amherst, and venues in Hanover, Middletown, Worcester, and Amherst through March.
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