Yank Football Amazes Huns at Coblenz Tourney
More than 10 000 doughboys cheered as the 13th Provisional Guard scored 13 to 0 against Base Hospital. Stars included Captain Stephen B Wilson ex GWU, Lieutenant Wicks ex West Point, and Lieutenant Bergman ex St Marys Kan. Other results: Cavalry beat 6th Field Artillery 13-9, Machine Gunners beat Q M C 4-0, Sth Infantry beat Engineers 6-0. Championship slated to finish late January under Earl W Brannon Y M C A director.
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Coblenz
Germany
Base Hospital
Stephen B. Wilson
George Washington University
Wicks
West Point
Bergman
St. Mary’s College
Kansas
Cavalry
6Th Field Artillery
Sth Infantry
Engineers
Earl W. Brannon
University of Nebraska
Haverhill to Meet Adams High in Western Playoff Set
Haverhill faces Adams High School, the top team in the western division, on Saturday. Legacy was elected captain for next year, signaling leadership for the squad.
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Haverhill
Adams High School
Legacy
Pat Moran Declines Theatrical And Writing Offers
Pat Moran, famed baseball figure and manager, says he is a baseball man pure and simple and has no ambition to enter acting or other fields. He declined two theatrical offers and a newspaper writing proposition, stating he cannot be an actor or writer and should stick to the game he does best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moran
Pat
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Red Leader
Havana Race Day results show six races with favorites prevailing
First race winner Hu ridden by Lux beat Golden Chance and Terrible Miss in 1 07 2 3. Second race Money won at 7 to 5 over Delancey and John Jr in 1 10. Third race Skiles Knob took six furlongs in 1 23 5 over Hamiltona and Diversion. Fourth race Berlin led at 2 to 1 with Tariat second and no scratches. Fifth race Hank O Day won for Hubbub with Orestes third in 1 88 5. Sixth race Belle of Elizabethtown led over Baby Cal and Crystal Day in 1 42 2 5.
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Assign
Lux
Golden Chance
Kruger
Murray
Buster Clark
Roundel
Scon Fay
Blanchita
Mae Murray
Beverly James
Theodore Fair
Deckhand
Kederis
Delancey
McIntyre
John, Jr
Choward
Lady Jane Grey
Eno
Unas
King Worth
Lack Rose
James G
Bars and Stars
Galaway
Mystic Shrine
Skiles Knob
Crump
Hamiltona
Ball
Diversion
Wingfield
Marion Hollins
Marie John
Dr. Ree
Basil
Coral
Berlin
Tariat
Hank O'Day
Hubbub
Orestes
Freemantle and
Cromwell
Belle of Elizabethtown
Baby Cal
Crystal Day
Fortune and Favour
Archbishop Walsh Defies British Rule in Ireland
Archbishop Walsh condemns martial law in Ireland and the suppression of press freedom. He argues trial by jury and personal rights are non existent under military authority, urging aid in America for the Dall Eireann fund amid threats to editors who publish contributors.
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Archbishop Walsh
Dublin
Ireland
Walsh
John Morton
Daniel Foley
Edward F. McSweeney
Irish Victory Fund
Lord Cardinal
Irish National Fund
Dall Éireann
America
Dall Eireann Fund
William J. Walsh
Cardinal O'Connell
Whitney Blake Dies in New York
New York November 27 T Whitney Blake brother of Dr Joseph A Blake died suddenly at his Fifth avenue home. Born in Oakland California in 1866 he graduated from Yale University in 1590. He served as president and treasurer of the Whitney Blake Company of New Haven and as secretary and treasurer of the Goodyear Rubber Insulating Company. He was a member of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States Museum of National History and the Geographical Society.
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New York
T. Whitney Blake
Joseph A. Blake
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Blake
Oakland
Calif
Yale University
Whitney Blake Company
New Haven
Waltham Men Held for Rochester Break In
Frederick R. Peters of Waltham Massachusetts and Raymond Ozweck of Jersey City confessed to Rochester police that they entered Dr BBT Sharp's Victor New York office on the night of November ? took 1500 dollars in Liberty bonds 150 dollars in cash and 75 dollars worth of dentists' gear. They were arrested on an interurban car in Rochester yesterday.
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Rochester
N. Y
Frederick R. Peters
Waltham
Mass
Raymond Ozweck
Jersey City
Rochester Police
Bb.t Sharp
Victor
Boxing Gossip Sparks Prospects for Local Showdowns
The article notes YI Dot Almy Britt has slipped from contender to journeyman and praises a recent Johnny Mooney versus Harry Kid Brown bout at Mechanics' Hall as strong enough for a main event at smaller clubs. It mentions Roy Moore of New York likely facing Bobby Dyson to test Wilde rival, and lists upcoming cards at Plains A. C. Milford, Wa chusett A. C. Clinton, with matchups including Al Calzone versus Johnny Marto and Louis Bogash versus Eddie McAndrews scheduled for Dec 4 at Star Theatre Clinton.
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Johnny Mooney
Harry Kid Brown
Mechanics
Roy Moore
New York
Bobby Dyson
Jimmy Wilde
Moore
The
Plains A. C
Milford
Driving Park Hall
Harry Ah Chung
Salem
Alger
Boston
al Calzone
Johnny Marto
Jack Murphy
Wachusett A. C
Clinton
Louis Bogash
Bridgeport
Eddie McAndrews
Philadelphia
Star Theatre
McAndrews
Johnny Clinton
Lawrence Tops Lowell 7-0 in New England high school clash
Lawrence High School defeated Lowell High School 7 to 0 at Saplding Park. Evans scored the lone touchdown in the second period with Kelley kicking the goal. Lowell missed a field goal hit the crossbar and failed on a late third quarter drive after a fumble. Referee Robert Guild. Time two 12 and two 13 minute periods.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Saplding Park
Evans
Kelley
Peacher
Cahill Callahan
Thompson
Hiltie Wolynec
Driscoll
Ea Audi Ae
Saunders Riordan
O'Hare Drieccld
McElholm Booth
Goddu Yovans
Vans
Tremble
Dublin
Derby
Smith
Pittsley
Bradley
Ryan
Condon
Saunders
Reynolds
Goddu
Conway
McElholm
Dodge
Daly
O'Neill
Robert Guild
Harvard
Cannell
Tufts
Wiliam Kendall
Bates
Postponed Field Hockey Game Between Lexington Arlington
Due to the poor condition of the Lexington Athletic Field the girls field hockey game scheduled yesterday forenoon between Lexington High School and Arlington High School was postponed by Miss Annie Moakley the Lexington captain and manager until some afternoon next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lexington High School
Arlington High School
Annie Moakley
Everett High Beats Brookline 32 0 in soggy clash
Everett High defeated Brookline 32 to 0 on a damp Everett field. Kelley opened scoring, Sweetland added three, Silvaggio another, while Brookline fumbled repeatedly and failed to score. Referee Carens, 12 minute periods, attendance about 1000.
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Everett High
Brookline
Brookline High
Everett Athletic Grounds
Everett
Kelley
Everett Boys
Sweetland
Sibcaggio
W. Beck
Eames
Hulseman
Jere
Snow
Mitchell
Ape Eest
L. Johnson von Rosenvinge
Home Wibson
Hoe
Porter
Connelly
Southwick Hansen
Tanzey
O'Hara
Silvaggio
Carens
O’hara
Maloney
New Orleans Race Day Results Show One Wide Finish
In the first race for three-year-olds and up, Paul Connelly ridden by Metcalf won at six furlongs with Blue Bannock second and J C Cantrill third after a fast time of 1:18 1-5. The card moves through six further races with Adelante and Luke's Pet among winners, and several scratches noted including George Clark and NKirah.
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Paul Connelly
Metcalf
Blue Bannock
Canfield
J. C. Cantrill
Connelly
Supernal
Honolulu
Dervish
Duke of Devonshire
Pleasureville
Sovereign
George Muhlebach
Willis
Neenah
Peggy C
Wessterholm
Princess Lou
Emma J
Mbody
Nashotah
Cicely K
Wish I Could
DeWitt
Minnikin II
Harrigans Heir
Adelante
Wright
Azelic
J. Howard
Teddler
Wida
Lidy Waldeck
Miss Hermann
Newell W
Lucille P
Pulaski
Mather
Sand
Marpsalads
Enmity
Ultima
Thule
Tacola
George Clark
Brownie McDowell
Osgood
Game Cock
Luke's Pet
Attaboy II
Allivan
H. C. Rasch
Reveler
Sylvano
Little Cottage
Deckmate
Protest Arrests in U S of Trade Unionists in London
A special conference of the labor triple alliance including railway, miner, and transport unions adopted resolutions protesting the continued arrest and imprisonment of trades unionists in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
United States
Labor “Triple Alliance
Boxing Bouts at Deer Island Thanksgiving Event
For the first time in the history of the House of Correction at Deer Island a series of boxing bouts was staged as part of Thanksgiving day celebrations. Henry A Higgins, former athletic director of Boston, organized the bouts that drew a large crowd of inmate spectators.
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House of Correction
Deer Island
Henry A. Higgins
Boston
Calls in Seaplane on Admiral Sims Dinner
New York November 27. Sir Harry Brittain MP founder of the Pilgrims Club dined with Admiral William Sims at Newport R I. A Thanksgiving dinner by seaplane was the innovation. The Rockaway naval station flight to Newport took two hours each way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Brittain
Pilgrims Club of London
William &. Sims
Newport
R. I
Rockaway Naval Station
Carlson's decision over Charley Bergins in Brockton
Harry Carlson of Brockton, holder of the New England lightweight title, defeated Charles Bergin of New Haven at Protecto A C in Brockton, stopping Bergin in the 12th round after Bergin was knocked down in rounds six and 12. Three other bouts accompanied the main fight card.
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Brockton
Harry Carlso
Charles Bergin
New Haven
Protecto A. C
Bergin
Fairleven
Carlson
Redmond Funeral Notice for Silvest J Hanlon Redmond
Silvest J Redmond beloved son of the late John and Hanna Hanlon Redmond. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral from his late residence 41 Tuttle Street Sunday November 30. Tim later.
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Reds
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Pittsburg
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Selwyn
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Boston Opera Mouse
Shubert
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H Voliti
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Heart of
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Fred & Albert & Others
Larry Lemon
Mary Miles Minter
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W. Castle
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Pickford
Dorchester Odman
Central Scatmlat
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Allston
Hicks’ Colored Orchestra
Miter C Pena
Filene
Lambert Murphy
Oliver Ditson Co
Tremont St
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Anita Davis-Chase
Pierce Building
Bowdoin
Mack Sennety
Sophie Tucker
Arthur Hammerstein
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Phone Beach
Stewart Edward White
Rae Pierre Brookhart
Frank * Keenan
Tremont Theatre Klaw & Erlanger
John Golden
Original
New York Company
D. W. Griffith
Eklaine Hammerstein
Mabel Normand
Chas. Ray
Havana
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Mischief Makers
Fellows
Joe Wilton
Joe Freed
Mabel Clark
Julia Morgan
Howard
Mary Giver
Nathan H. Gordon
Phare
J. M. Barrie
Crichton
Paramount Artcraft Symphony Grenestra
Wice Daily
Tel
Jimmy Hussey
Buzzell & Parker
Milt Collins
Gruber
Adelina
la France Bros
Tim
Kitty O'Meara
Jean Barrios Bailey & Cowan
Estelle Davis
Henry Jewett
Arnold Bennett
E. Knoblauch
Copley Theatre
Filene’s
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Hindle
Stanley Houghton
Berkshire String
Pierce Bleg
Gladys Prockwell
Garden OF the Gods
Pathe
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Norworth & Wells
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Davis
Henry & Moore
Mang & Snyder
Schepp
Comedy _ Circus
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St. Near
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Douglas Maclean J
Doris May
E. K. Lincoln
D la Theatre
Theatre Paramount
Dorothy Dalton
Lapache
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Newman
Belgium
Coenraad V. Bos
Nina Tarasova
I Colonial Ttatas Chearles
BIO. Eves
Mats. Wed. & Sat
George W. Lederer
Victor Herberts
Bit Yastin
Rose Best Tremendous Co. of Youth and Beauty
Messrs
Lee J.J. Shuber Nagging
William
Mane Rue
Wesets Let
J.J. Shubert
Mats
Fouvenir
Herald
MAN
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Beacot
Elsie Fra Glson
Bryant Washburn
Charlie Chaplin
the Fireman
Exeter
Copley Square
William Farnum
Duanes
Constance Binney
Susan
Cdlapham
Atherine McDonald
Marguerite Clark
Tuck
Pawn
Harry Rodgers
T. #. H. Boston
M. BF. Coyne
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Kloby
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J. S. Cand J
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L. Wade
Peter O’connor
Edward Beeson
Berkeley
Cal
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Fred Fulton
Reader
Moran
Fulton
New Orleans
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Buddy
Nat Butler
Ty Cobb
Dartmouth
Tigers
Walter Camp
Watkins
Colgate
J F. M
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Jeffries
Tomm Burns
West Sydney
Australia
Jeffries-Johnson
Mechanics' Hall
Margaret L. Garrity
Madonna
Gon. Peters and
Ozneck
Britt
Brown
Tiplitz
U. S
Admiral Sims
Charley Bergins
Bellevue Hotel
Maplewood
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