Rindge Claims State Championship Over Malden
W S Cannell of Rindge Manual Training School asserts Rindge is state football champion after Malden High declines to meet under fair conditions. The Boston Post notes Malden’s refusal, past tensions, and public response to press the issue.
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Rindge Manual Training School
Massachusetts
Rindge
Malden High
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Malden
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Malden High School
Cambridge
Boston Post
Rindge Or
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Suburban League Players Invited to Malden Football Game
Somerville Med ford Everett and Melrose high school players invited to Malden High versus Providence Technical School game as guests. Malden aims to boost league harmony and intercity play with post season contests. Tickets selling fast as weather cooperates and standing room only is expected.
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Somerville High
Medford High
Everett High
Melrose High
Malden
Malden High
Providence Technical School
All America selections debated and Brown’s Yale upset
The piece questions the value of All-America teams amid varied candidates and cites Brown University’s 21 to 0 upset of Yale at Young’s Hotel as a highlight. It notes shifts in baseball and football circles, including Jimmy McAleer, Hamilton Fish, and Red Sox plans for new park space near Park Square Station.
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Jimmy McAleer
Hamilton Fish
Harvard Law School
John S. Taylor
Red Sox
Park Square
Cuba
America
Jiu Jitsu Wrestling Debate Prompts Boxing Note
In Lynn mass readers discuss claims that Jack Johnson would beat Frank Gotech or Hackenschmidt in a finish contest with Johnson needed to secure a knockout early. A tie rule noted in Haverhill if no prior agreement exists. Billy Pierce of the Armory club offers bout information.
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Haverhill
Billy Pierce
Armory Club
Americans win Madison Square Garden team Marathon race
Hans Holm er and William Queal led the American team to an easy victory in the 26 mile team marathon at Madison Square Garden, with St Yves and Svanberg and the Finlanders chasing. Shrubb faded, Meadows withdrew with Meadows ankle injury, and the Finns rallied late for third as the Americans stretched their lead to two hours two minutes.
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New York
Hans Holmer
William Queal
Madison Square Garden
Yankees
St. Yves
Svanberg
Kolemainen
Nieminen
Fred Meadows
Abbie Woods
Meadows
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Alfred Shrubb
A. E. Wood
Shrubb
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Queal
Timothy D. Sullivan
St Yves
Polo Grounds
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Finland
Dominion
Wood
Gardner Dominates Klaus In Armory Ring Victory
Jimmy Gardner overwhelmed Frank Klaus of Pittsburg in a 12 round decision at the Armory Club. Gardner’s precise punching and masterful defense earned unanimous praise as he nears a possible title shot left vacant by Ketchel’s death.
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Armory Club
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Klaus
Maffit Flaherty
Armory
Gardner
Stanley Ketchel
Tommy Turey
Attleboro
Joe Nelson
Lawrence
Nelson
Furey
Lawrence Boy
Tom Flanagan
Cambridge
Fred Maguire
Lowell
George Alger
Johnny McGovern
Woburn
Taunton Routs Hartford 5 to 4 in lively game
Taunton defeated Hartford 5 to 4 in a brisk contest highlighted by the Taunton rushes. The teams featured players Quigley Curtis Ist v Hart Thompoop Lyons Cunningham Griffith Cameron Bannon with referees Lanigan and timer Mansfield.
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Taunton
Hartford
Quigley
Curtis
Istreeseeeeeres Ist
Hart Thompoop
Ceerevecetres 2d
Pierce Lyons
Cunningham
Jr. Griffith
Cameron Pon
Bannon
Lanigan
Timer— Mansfield
New Haven Beats Worcester 9 to 3 in Slow Clash
New Haven defeats Worcester 9 to 3 in a low scoring game played in Worcester. Loxson starred for New Haven with a standout performance. Sutton and Sutherland contributed scoring and defense as the teams finished with a lopsided final.
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Worcester
New Haven
Loxson
Paylor
H. B
Farrell Sutherland
Sutton
Sutherland
Farrell
Heifernan
Timer—Whitman
School Teams Name Captains for Next Season
Three school football teams elected captains at yesterday’s meetings. Noble & Greenough chose Hiomer Sweetser, Newton High selected Earnest McNeill, and Roxbury Latin picked Wingate Rollins for next season.
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Noble & Greenough
Hiomer Sweetser
Newton High
Earnest McNeill
Roxbury Latin
Wingate Rollins
New Bedford Defeats Fall River in Close Scores
New Bedford beats Fall River by a small margin with standout play by Cusick. The home team led early but Fall River pressured in the final periods as New Bedford held on for the win. key players included Duggan, Poeveseeveres, and Harper.
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New Bedford
Cusick
Duggan
Poeveseevereserss
Lincoln Roberts
Korzelins
Higgins Jean
Corrs
Seatelia Didestsasas
Carrigan Iolderness
H. B
O” Brien
Miller Cobier
Sissy
Providence Nips Brockton 11 to 10 after rough finish
Providence defeated Brockton 11 to 10 in a lively game. Three players were carried off the floor by accidents but none serious. Mallory led Providence with 31 points and Mullen added 28 as the teams exchanged chances throughout.
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Providence
P Waar
Providence Brockton
Tewis
Vest Sr
Williams McGilvray
Cunningham
Hickey Woogs
Jecree
Eagington
Cunningham Saunders
H. B
Doherty
Edgington
Mallory
Sto Mallory
Mullen
Foul—Saunders
Cusick
Timer
Maybury
Young Wagner Wins in London Bout Over Doyle
Young Wagner of New York outpointed Jack Doyle of Philadelphia in a ten round match at the Greenwood Athletic Club in London. Wagner showed speed and cleverness throughout, asserting his superiority from bell to bell. Chief Bender, noted pitcher and trap shooter, has been practicing at Philadelphia gun clubs since the world series.
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London
Wagner
New York
Jack Doyle
Philadelphia
Greenwood Athletic Club
Chief Bender
Brown Alumni Toast Wins Over Yale in 21–0 Banquet Honors
Brown University fans packed Young's Hotel in Boston to honor the 21 to 0 victory over Yale. Alumni hailed Coach Robby Robinson and Captain James R. McKay, praised the Eleven, and urged efforts to recruit new material for next season while dreaming of Harvard and Dartmouth victories.
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Dartmouth
al Chafee
Charlie Towne
Bread
Yale
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McKay
Don Pryor
Charlie Huggins
Fred H. Williams
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Joe'' Walker
House of Representatives
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James R. McKay
Robby” Robinson
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Judge Ely
Fred W. Marble
Andrew J. Jennings
George Bean
Stephen
Professor Langdon
Lewis A. Waterman
Rhode Island
Irving O
Hoppy) Hunt
Hoppe Sets New World High Run Record in Philadelphia
Willie Hoppe broke the world high run record with 15 points in 181 billiards against Joseph Mayer. The earlier record was 10 set four weeks earlier in New York. The match, part of a 440 point three block event, shows Hoppe leading Mayer 658 to 1. Mayer had a best run of 86 in the later session while Hoppe reached 155.
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Philadelphia
Willie Hoppe
Joseph Mayer
Hoppe
New York
Mayer
Mayers
Dick Cooley Invests In Topeka Team Fairly Well
Dick Cooley, once a National star, owns the Topeka team and has accumulated about twenty five thousand dollars. FE ard plans to invest the same amount in an theatrical venture.
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Dick Cooley
Topeka
Feard
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