Boston College Football Prepares for Holy Cross at Fenway Park
Coach Brickley brings the BC squad to Fenway Park to acclimate to field conditions for the Thanksgiving showdown with Holy Cross. Players wear new jerseys with numbers. Holy Cross will not number players. Harvard’s Billy Murray praises BC quarterback Charlie Fitzgerald as ends and backs drill on punts and passing. Lowney’s health uncertain but expected ready. Final practices set for Fenway and University Heights.
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Boston College
Fenway Park
Holy Cross
Kelley
Billy Murray
Harvard
Boston College Generals
Charlie Fitzgerald
Lowney
University Heights
Pittsburg Player Enrolls at Harvard
Howard Fry, last year’s Pittsburg tackle, has matriculated at Harvard and will be eligible for the Crimson next season. His departure was felt by Glenn Warner as he moved to Cambridge for scientific studies. Joe Gilman, former 1916 captain, returned to Cambridge to visit, having served as Navy assistant coach at Annapolis this season.
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University of Pittsburg
Harvard
Crimson
Fry
Pittsburg
Glenn Warner
Panthers
Joe Gilman
Cambridge
Gilman
Navy
Annapolis
Nowell Secured by Arena and Ice Season Opens
Burt Nowell of Dean Academy joins Arena Hockey Club as a top local prospect. The 175 pound, six foot forward is a strong skater and hard checker, with four Melrose High seasons behind him. Yale may delay arena play if New Haven rink is unavailable. The Boston Arena opens with an even ice surface prepared by Louis Woodward and Harry Allen, plus an invitation night.
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Dean Academy
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Melrose High
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Yale
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Boston Arena
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Harry Allen
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Ice Palace
William Jaycock
Dartmouth and Penn Play Scoreless Soccer Tie
In Philadelphia on November 27 Dartmouth and University of Pennsylvania soccer teams finished 0-0. Dartmouth started Huang, a Chinese student, and Chow from Tsing Hua College in Peking served as Penns substitute lineman.
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Dartmouth
University of Pennsylvania
Huang
Hanoverians
Chow
Tsing Hua
Peking
Pennsylvania
Lexington Girls Win In League Field Hockey
The Lexington High School girls field hockey team scored 18 goals against Malden High School at Pine Banks Park Malden yesterday afternoon. Malden could not score any goal in the contest.
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Lexington High School
Malden
Pine Banks Park
Harvard Football Draws Big Gate Net Top Earnings in 1916
Harvard's 1916 season, 19 games with 16 losses earned about 280000 at the gate. The program splits with Yale and Princeton and pays minor opponents guarantees. Major draws included Cornell Princeton Yale and Brown with attendance around 200000 total, averaging about 20000 per game, yielding substantial net profits for the football department.
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Percy Haughton
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Harvard Athletic Office
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Virginia
Al Nelson to face Joe Eagan in Manchester bout final
Joe Eagan of Dorchester, under Asher Rose, meets Battling Al Nelson in a 12 round catch weight main event at Manchester New Hampshire. The card also features Bushee versus Downes in a 10 rounder and Sammy White versus Young Hurley opening the show.
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Dorchester
Asher Rose
al Nelson
Manchester
N. H
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Nelson
Herz
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A.C
Bill Casey
South Boston
Dan McDonald
Joe Rivers
Bcard
Joe Connolly
Charlestown
Tommy McFarland
Connolly
Bushee
Downes
Sammy White
Young Hurley
Joe Hagan
al McCoy
McCoy
Yale Adopts Housatonic for Regattas Then Triangular Races
Yale formally adopts the Housatonic River course above Derby Dam for its spring and fall regattas and for the triangular races with Princeton and Harvard next May. A proposal to have Princeton and Cornell row the race on the course every third year is made. A surveyor lays out three stretches, each 30 yards wide and two miles long.
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Conn
Yale
Housatonic River
Derby Dam
Princeton
Harvard
Cornell
Derby
New London
Gales Ferry
Thames River
Waterfront notes of fisheries trade and shipping ships
Yesterday's receipts were down for Monday but more fish than usual reached the market. Five trawlers reported groundfish and two catches of tile fish with 20 500 pounds of haddock and 20 200 pounds of cash. Fannie Parnell docked with 5800 live lobsters from Grand Harbor N B first Canadian season catch. Howick Hall returned to Boston from Calcutta and Colombo with war supplies and cargo worth nearly 2 000 000. Lighthouse deficiencies reported at Tarpaulin Cove and Pollock Rip Blue will be corrected.
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Chelsea
Grand Harbor
Nn. B
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Gorton
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Rita A. Viator
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Howick Hall
Bordeaux
Canada
Scott Wrecking Company
Helen Woods
Cape Cod
Hunnewell’s Point
Woods
New York
James
Grecian
Baltimore
Newport News
Tarpaulin Cove
Vineyard Sound
Lighthouse Board
Shipping News Arrived At Coastal Ports In May
Shipping report lists numerous steamers schooners tugs and barges arriving and sailing between ports such as Portland Eastport Nantucket Newport News Baltimore New York and Lynn. Vessels include Howicy Hall Calcutta Colombo City of Augusta Massasoit and Maude Thornhill with barges and tugs noted for various tows and destinations along the Atlantic coast.
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Plisbette
Man fractures hip in fall from ladder at Dover Street store
Martin M Meehan, 35, of Teris, fell four feet from a two step ladder while cleaning show windows at a Dover Street store yesterday afternoon around 4 o clock. He sustained a fractured right hip and was taken to City Hospital in Teris.
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Tervis
Dover Street
Alvan Fuller Supports Gardner for Speaker in House Race
Congressman-elect Alvan T. Fuller says he will vote for A. P. Gardner for Speaker over Champ Clark or James R. Mann. The independent winner notes his stance may sway the close House contest and reflects his fluctuating political position. PMID
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A. P. Gardner
House of Representatives
Champ Clark
James R. Mann
Illinois
Mr. Fuller
Congress
Gardner Critiques Clark and Mann in Debate Fray
Congressman Gardners voices concern over Clark and Mann as too reactionary while hinting he may choose between them. He weighs progressive tendencies and foresees possible decisional fork. His remarks reflect intra party tensions and leadership stakes ahead of ballots.
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Clark
Mann
Murray Named as Harvard Manager
Cecil D. Murray of New York was chosen as second assistant manager of the Harvard football team from a dozen candidates. He will advance to the manager’s position in his senior year. Murray is Harry A. Murray’s brother, captain of Harvard’s 1915 varsity crew. George R. Young of Great Falls Montana was chosen as manager of the scrub football team for next year.
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Cecil D. Murray
New York
Harvard
Murray
Harry A. Murray
George R. Young
Great Falls
Mat
Cornell Football Squad Heads to Philadelphia for Penn Game
The 24 player Cornell University football team left Ithaca for Atlantic City tonight and will stay until Thursday before proceeding to Philadelphia to face the University of Pennsylvania on Franklin Field.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
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