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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1913

Page

12

Boston Club Ownership Change Hints Surface

The story describes Bid Johnson aiming to oust McAleer as Boston Red Sox president with a successor to be named soon. Jake Stahl’s removal triggered league tensions, while Randall and Mahan, Stahl’s associates, are suspected backers. McAleer denies selling stock despite looming leadership upheaval and an upcoming annual meeting may reveal a showdown.

Ban Johnson American League McAleer Johnson MecAleer MccAleer Stahl Hag Red Sox Ameri Boston Jake Stahl Ean Johnson Jake Chicago Randall and Mahan Coast

Pittsburg Defeats Penn State 7 to 6 On Thanksgiving

The University of Pittsburg defeated Penn State 7 to 6 in the annual Thanksgiving Day football game. It was a well played contest with both teams evenly matched and delivering their best football of the season.

Pittsburg Penn University of Pittsburg Penn State Malden Medford Malden High Medford High

Dorchester Club Ends a Strong Racing Season at Franklin Field

The Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club closed a very successful season with its Thanksgiving card at Franklin Field Speedway drawing huge crowds. Mary Me driven by M McDermott won the Class B trot in 1 13 for a half mile. Sadie Vick led the colts race but fell short of the 1 12 1/2 record by a quarter second.

Franklin Field Speedway Mary Me Pop) McDermott Sadie Vick Little Tare Cc. BE. B E. F. Powers B. m M. McDermott Mary Ann D. M. Biggs Grace B J. F. Robie Dot J. W. Burns Joan Dunn Annie M Ralph Bingen B. G Edward Haddock

Battery A Powers Past Cadets in Big Harvard Stadium Rout

Battery A crushed the First Corps Cadets 40 to 0 before a crowd exceeding 35 000 at the Harvard Stadium. Minot scored three touchdowns and kicked four goals as Skilton Curtis and others added scores. Cadets showed no breakthrough as Battery A dominated with superior coaching and conditioning, while Hoernle and the Cadets struggled to gain yardage.

Harvard Coast Artillerymen Yale Cross Bucks Battery A Minot Skilton Curtis Ife Oval Dono Minor Skelton Hoernle Kean Battery A Cadets Dome UE Or Gnases Lewis Sigourney Williams Jones Kean Igrg Mountain Frothingham Connell Swett Gecensesncseey E. O. Fletcher Sly Stowe Lawson TF T Touet Pia Ty Bean Francis Erererssetb Dunn Cadets Skillon Hurley Plympton Mnesman A. Woon K. Apollonio Miller

Winthrop Overpowers Revere In Thanksgiving Grid Battle

Winthrop high school thrashed Revere 26 to 0 on Thanksgiving at Winthrop. Stars Toury Burke Talcott and O'Donnell scored touchdowns. Edwards added two goals from touchdowns. Penalties sidelined several players on both sides in a rough, hard game officiated by StarKey.

Revere Winthrop Remmert Colburn Hodgson Gucke Cronin Jochim Edwards Bradbine Repsre Winthrop High Revere High Webster Talcott Balfour Kelly Buttner Ecsceseevessf Batey Lewis R G Oceteuaerend Jochim Sid Sores Scones Pryor Jordan King Greenbaum Edwards Kilog Nelson Locke Harbour Killick Burke Colburn O'Donnell Blodgett Brodbine Tyecett Nash Toury Brodbine Toury Burke O'Donnell Starkey Boston Pultzifer Bates Iinesman Banhart Dartmouth Marshall Jones

Gloucester Triumphs Over Hyde Park In Season Opener

Gloucester defeated Hyde Park 28 to 15 at Waverley Hall Hyde Park in the opening game of the season. The scorecard lists goals from floor by West Hanson Harvey Dunn Follandsbee McInness Bunker Vaughn Renkert Sullivan and penalties by Gloucester and Hyde Park. Referee Harnicle scorer Edgar timer Henry attendance 400.

Hyde Park Gloucester Waverley Hall Bunker Henson Harvey Wallace Dunn Vaughn Follandsbee Finn Renkert Meeemeees

All-Stars Triumph in South Boston Thanksgiving Game

South Boston All-Stars defeated the South Boston K of C 9 to 0 at Locust street grounds yesterday afternoon. Vaughn scored the touchdown but missed the goal. Swanson added three points with a field goal.

South Boston South Boston All-Stars South Boston K. of C Locust Street Grounds Vaughn Swanson

Talbott Eligible For Yale Football Captaincy

Yale faces eligibility questions over Nelson Talbott left tackle as Sheffield School student plans fourth year under new Yale Harvard rules. His status mirrors Captain Snowden’s prior case, but Talbott’s notice before Christmas keeps him eligible. Election for captaincy likely early next week after Thanksgiving recess.

New Haven Conn Nelson Talbott Yale Talbott Sheffield Scientific School Harvard Sheffield Snowden Knowles Carter Wilson Princeton

Jimmy Fasane Knocks Out Young Dyson in Marieville

Jimmy Fasane of New York stunned Young Dyson, former Rhode Island champion, in Marieville today by knocking him out in the eighth round of a 15 lap bout. Fasane seized early control and never relinquished it as Dyson faded.

Providence R. L Jimmy Fasane New York Young Dyson Marieville Dyson

Ice Skating Opens at Boston Arena with Sessions Set

The Boston Arena opens for skating at 9 30 this morning with sessions 9 30 to 12 30 and 2 30 to 5 00 and 7 to 10 30. Three college hockey teams begin first practice after today’s skating. Ice surface prepared for season through next April.

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Norwood H. trounces Alumni 28 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day

Norwood High alumni suffered a 28 to 0 defeat to the Norwood Hireh team in the Thanksgiving Day game. Scoring came from touchdowns by Walker Dilliland Att Sullivan with goals by Dilliland and Walker. Referee Hudson officiated with Umpire Fleming and head linesman Huntoon. Two ten minute periods timed.

Norwood High Norwood Hireh Norwood H. Norwood H. A. Crawley Lughlin Masner Ward R G Young Drummey PF. Thompson W. Thompson Johnson O. Thompson Muteh Sullivan Connolly Dilliland Dermer Walker Roberts D.i

Johns Hopkins Wins In Rain Over St. John's College

In a drizzling rain at Baltimore Hopkins defeated St. John's College of Annapolis 14 to 8. Hopkins scored a touchdown and a goal in the first period and again in the third period while St. John's kicked a field goal from Hopkins 25 yard line in the second period.

Baltimore Méd Johns Hopkins St. John's College of Annapolis Hopkins St. John’s Feild Medford Malden Malden High Fitzpatrick Malden High School Sweetman Young Mosher Christensen Hill H. Malden H. Clarke Seeeeseses Doyle Christensen J. Neville Allard de Wolfe Walsh Trafton Horton Wheeler Crowley Thompson R T Neville Burnham Blair Foley W. Rowe Sweetman Hartey Mosher Fitzpatrick Crowe Sullivan Jeffreys Rowe Donnellan Norton Medford High School Maljen High School

Medford High Defeats Malden in Close 6-3 Classic

Medford High defeats Malden 6 to 3 at Fulton Street grounds before about 6000 fans. Christensen stars for Medford with a touchdown and strong defense. Clarke blocks a late Malden drop kick to seal the win as Malden fails to convert several chances.

John Clarke Medford High Alec Christensen Malden High Fulton Street

Salem High crushes Beverly High 84 to 0 at Bertram Field

Salem High defeated Beverly High at Bertram Field in Salem 84 to 0. About 10,000 spectators witnessed Salem's first win over Beverly in a decade.

Salem Salem High Beverly High Bertram Field Beverly Bushek Flynn J ¢Re O'Dannnell Morgan Nelson Collier Smith McKinnon Gready Michaud McLaughlin Michels Osborne Este Michaels Halsey Heappy Ray Southwick Ellis Hagan Hood Freedbury Woodbury Martinson Kennedy Chapman Grady Goodhue Herron Nevers Brown Grows Homan Daley Greene Huban Brewer Martinson Goodhue Freedburg Greene

Alumni 6 Stoneham 0 in last Stoneham High game

Stoneham on Pomeworth Street Playgrounds hosted Alumni for the season finale. Blinn scored the only touchdown as the Alumni defeated Stoneham High 6 to 0 in a game played over four 15 minute periods.

Stoneham Stoneham ‘High Pomeworth Street Blinn Stoneham H A. Stoneham Me. Mullally Stevens H. Hurld Ty Waltz Moody Elliott Backus Weeeseet Ryder Patten Snow D. Hurld Bene Holden Cisne Berstetersessel Ey McGal N. Dempsey McDonald Mooney

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