Harvard Ready To Meet Holy Cross In Cambridge
Harvard faces Holy Cross at Cambridge for the first time in seven years in a test of strength between rivals. Yale beat Holy Cross 26 to 6 last week as Holy Cross aims to improve its backfield and line, with Tobin at left tackle and Gilmartin expected to handle drop kicks.
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Holy Cross Finishes Prep for Harvard Game
Holy Cross held its final Fitton Field practice as Coach Larkin drilled team plays new punt formats and signals before tomorrow's Harvard clash. The session included light scrimmages with the second team during which O'Brien was hurt.
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Brown Crippled Meets Amherst Aggies in Big Grid Battle
Providence reports Brown will meet the Amherst Aggies at Andrews Field with many injuries. Kratz and Mitchell are healthy, while Kulp is out with a bad ankle. Gottstein replaces him as Adams Gelb and Ashbaugh suffer ankle and finger injuries. Tenney has jaundice and Crowther is unwell, weakening both backfield and line.
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Brockton High Defeats Plymouth at Sprockton Fair Grounds
Brockton High defeated Plymouth High School 15 to 0 yesterday afternoon at the Sprockton fair grounds. Plymouth showed flashes in the third period moving from their own 80 yard line to Brockton’s four yard line before being held for downs and then fumbling away a chance.
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Kid Goodman Draws With Shea In Maine Ring Meet
Kid Goodman of Boston and Kid Shea of Hallowell fought a six round draw at City Hall Lewiston before a small crowd. Sanborn of Bangor was to box Shea but illness forced him out and Goodman replaced him. Shea led with aggression and long range work while Goodman, though a bit off, pressed the in-fighting and earned the even verdict.
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Two More Red Sox for All Star Team
Following Walsh, Lord, and other White Sox players declining to join the All Stars due to the Chicago inter-club series, Boston strengthens its bid by adding Wood and Gardner to oppose Speaker and the Athletics.
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Big day for local schoolboy football with 30 games
A packed schedule highlights the Midland Interscholastic league opener and multiple city matchups. Natick hosts Hudson while Malden faces Brookline, Everett battles Winchester, Somerville plays Cambridge Latin, and Medford meets Woburn with other regional clashes including Newburyport vs Boston Latin and English High vs Groton.
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Amateur Boxers Shine at Armory Show
Lively bouts at the Armory A A show feature Mike Sullivan of East Boston reaching the 135 pound final before losing to Joe White of Noddle Island. Sam Sandow of Chelsea forfeits 115 pound final to Carl Carlson of Brockton. Wilson Jameson wins 125 pound title and William Gale of Chelsea defeats Jerry Kernane of Roxbury in 158 pound bout.
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Board Truck Makes Good Maiden Boston Run
A three ton Board truck from Alexander Virginia completed a maiden run to Boston carrying 6480 pounds plus eight passengers for a total of 14 285 pounds. The vehicle averaged 109 miles daily over rough roads and is now exhibited at the motor mart inviting inspection by automobile dealers and truck men.
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Pollock cargoes and storm news from East Coast ports
Pollock landings totaled about 20 000 pounds from three netters and schooners as prices held at 14 cents a pound. The Cambrian survived a hurricane gale with vast cargo valued near 800 000 dollars while wreck clearances and towage were planned for the Sarah Wood. The Tunkhannock carried 1100 tons coal. James Pierce prepared to sail for Buenos Ayres with 1 808 622 feet of lumber.
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Shipping News Highlights Oct Arrivals and Clearances
Shipping notices list arrivals at Baltimore Newport News and Norfolk including torpedo boat destroyer Walke and vessels Cambrian Gardner Meikle and more. Cleared steamers City of Memphis Minnie Slauson James Pierce and others. sailings include Marquette Prince Arthur Governor Cobb Herman Winter and Juyan. Note mentions rise and set times and daylight length.
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College Games Today Across Multiple Venues
Schedule lists matchups including Trarvard vs Holy Gross in Cambridge Yale vs Syracuse in New Haven Princeton vs Villa Nova in Princeton Dartmouth vs Colby in Hanover Pennsylvania vs Ureinua in Philadelphia Cornell vs Oberlin in Othaea West Point vs Vermont University in West Point Brown vs Massachusetts Agricultural in Providence Tufts vs Connecticut State at Tufts Field Williams vs Springfield Amherst vs Noted rivals and scattered venues fill a busy card with uncertain local notes.
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Caponi Easy for Langford in 3 Rounds at Century A C
Sam Langford the Boston fighter halted Tony Caponi in a scheduled 10 round bout at the Twentieth Century A C. Referee Charley White stopped the bout in the third round as Caponi lay battered after Langford knocked him down twice in the second and dominated the action.
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Withington to Write Harvard Football Progress Columns
Rival Boston paper praises Paul Withington as the expert and announces his new weekly Harvard football progress articles in the Boston Post. As graduate treasurer of Harvard athletics and a coach, he will assess team and individual play, praising and blaming as warranted. Beginning next Monday, readers are urged to follow his reports.
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Noble and Greenough Defeats Allen School 23 to 0
Noble and Greenough School opened the season with a 23 to 0 win over Allen School at Allston. Lyman Otis and Means scored touchdowns. Sweetzer added three goals from touchdowns. Referee F. J. Hoey paced the game with two short periods while Harris starred for Allen School.
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Dartmouth Faces Colby In College Football Opener
Dartmouth's Green, missing key players Llewellyn Gibson Loudon, prepared for tomorrow's Colby clash after a 35 minute scrimmage in Hanover. The expected lineup lists Daley Estep Whitmore Bennett Dunbar Hoban Hogsett Morey and Dudley at each position.
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Yale Secret Practice Preview Ahead of Syracuse Game
Yale coaches held an impromptu secret practice at the university field to test new formations for emergencies ahead of tomorrow's game with Syracuse. The lineup featured Avery, Scully, Francis captain, Ketcham, McDevitt, Perry, Camp, Merritt, Reilly, Anderson, and Philbin as the backfield. Eddie Farrell remains noted for his all around talents.
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Eddie Murphy Beats Memsic at Gary Fight
Eddie Murphy, the Boston lightweight, defeated George Memsic of Chicago by a shade in Gary Indiana before the Shamrock Athletic Club. The bout was tame and Murphy's jabs in Memsic’s face drew crowd cries of fake as the decision stood.
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Kids' Day at Red Sox Park Draws Young Fans
Today is Kids Day at Huntington Avenue grounds. Centre field bleachers are free for children under 15, promising an enthusiastic youthful turnout. First base seats remain 25 cents.
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