College Baseball World Series Winners Begin Exodous
After a historic world series, Braves stars depart to winter homes. Box offices at Fenway Park close redemption as fans claim 45,787 dollars in refunds for unplayed game tickets. Gene Cocreham Hess Otto Hess Dagey Gilbert Stallings Evers Maranville head to various cities while a grand reception for Evers looms in Troy New York Yale Notre Dame game in New Haven noted.
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Boxing Resumes at Cambridge Club Amid Police Standoff
At the University A C in Cambridge 25 officers and Acting Chief Murray watched as boxing resumed with a Gardner Lorenzo bout lasting three rounds. Police failed to halt the event after officers demanded club books. a keeper was installed later under an attachment. The club plans to seek a court ruling asserting a charter right to hold bouts.
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Building Defence for Pass at Harvard Football
Behind closed gates Harvard's varsity football team is rebuilt to meet a forward pass attack in its next four games at the Stadium. Captain Charles E. Krickley withdraws for appendicitis, necessitating emergency drilling for Harvard's secondary defence.
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Harvard Faces Open Game Loss Without Brickley
With Brickley out Harvard’s defense looks weaker against the open game as Mahan Bradlee and Hardwick take over the backfield. Coach Haughton ids defensive drills as vital after Brickley’s withdrawal, while Ohio teams like Michigan and Princeton are noted for wide open plays. Harvard’s previous struggles without Brickley against Springfield Training School and YMC A point to greater risk from opponent forward passes.
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Boston College Ready for Bowdoin in Tight Season Start
Boston College sharpened by a mass meeting boost and a decisive win over Rhode Island State. The team has logged a week of strenuous practice and aims for a fast, well trained performance against Bowdoin tomorrow.
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Stallings Seeks Johnson Face to Face in Laughing Duel
Sid Mercer cites Stallings desire to meet Ban Johnson, the American league president who twice ousted him from power. The text recalls Stallings’ early American league ties with Detroit, his ouster from New York after league politics, and his vow to confront Johnson while the National Commission stayed at the Copley Plaza in Boston.
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Crews to Race on Charles River in Harvard Derby
Two Harvard crews of 16 first string men, coached by Wray and Murray, will race a mile today on the Charles River from Cottage Farm Bridge to the Harvard bridge. Wray reports strong eights and two solid leading boats. Shrubb’s cross country squad also splits into Athletics and Braves for a six mile Belmont course race.
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West Roxbury H S over Brighton H S in high school soccer
West Roxbury High School defeated Brighton High School 8 to 1 yesterday afternoon at Brighton. Scott McLaughlin and Wood scored for West Roxbury while Clarke credited Brighton with the lone goal.
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Tufts Varsity Football Confident Ahead of Harvard Game
Tufts football players completed a week’s scrimmage preparing for Saturday at the Stadium against Harvard. Open plays and speed are emphasized as key to scoring, with lineup largely unchanged and strong fan turnout expected at Goddard Gymnasium mass meeting tonight to organize cheers.
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Crackajack Butler Wins Straight Falls At Grand Opera House
Crackajack Butler of Brockton defeated Joe Tyler of Holyoke in straight falls at the Grand Opera House in a weekly wrestling match. The first fall lasted 29 minutes 50 seconds before Butler won with an arm roll, the second fall 10 minutes 80 seconds secured by a wristlock. Manager Tuohy announced next week’s bout between Doctor Roller and Cyclone Burns.
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Mackmen Divided Over Gate Receipts After Defeat
Dissatisfaction runs through the Mackmen after a crushing loss to the Braves. Friction grows over how gate receipts are divided as the so called Connie Mack’s happy family appears split and at odds within the team.
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Mackmen Face Slim Year as World Series Profit Gap Opens
The Philadelphia club faces tighter shares this year as three Mackmen Davies Thompson and Mc Avoy draw only one shared payout of 635 dollars each amid behind the scenes moves to trim payroll. Worries about finances and potential trades surfaced as the season wore on while Davies faces an appendectomy with Philadelphia covering costs.
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Purdue Squad Confident for Wisconsin Trip
Purdue coach Andy Smith and the football squad, set to play Wisconsin in Madison, moved from Lafayette to Janesville Wisconsin for a light practice tomorrow. The team will complete the trip to Madison Saturday morning.
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Dartmouth Squad Gets a Setback
Hanover N H October 15 Dartmouths chances against Princeton received a decided setback today when it was learned Curtis injury in scrimmage yesterday will prevent his starting the game This man was picked last year as one of the best kickers on the Astern gridirons
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Tigers face Vermont after tough prep amid injury doubts
Captain Whitney and teammates Duhamel Smith Murdock remain sidelined as Coach Cavanaugh plans for Vermont. Practice stressed fundamentals and line shifting with a tentative starting lineup including Telfer McAuliffe Merrill Baxter Spears Cotton Pudrith Ghee Cannon Gerrish Thiel scher. Officials named Dr BE. J. O Brien referee G A Brown umpire F J Hoey head linesman.
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