Tonight's Atlas A A bout pits Ted Kid Lewis against Joe Mandot
Mixed local opinion on the Lewis Mandot clash at the Atlas A A with fans split on outcome. Lewis expected to win on style but Mandot praised for cleaner punching and defense. Several supporting bouts, plus upsets and upcoming matchups at Chicopee Falls and New Haven noted.
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Atlas A. A
Ted Kid Lewis
Joe Mandot
Lewis
Mandot
Dixie
Ana
Cy Goodwin
Eddie Flynn
Barney Snyder
Kid Thomas
Barney
Harry Carlson
Johnny Emery
Emery
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Jack Britton
Jimmy Johnston
Gossip for Motorists
Closed cars gain popularity and may soon surpass touring cars as demand grows for sedans coupes and limousines. The Hudson Company shows prosperity with new models while Bay State Automobile Association plans a Get Together dinner for November 2. Personnel moves include Marion Six Model K deliveries by Mutual Motors Jackson Michigan Walter Brady joining United States Tire Company and Gail Murphy becoming advertising manager for Chalmers Motor Company with H R Harrison resigning.
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A. B. Henley
Henley-Kimball Company
Hudson Company
Harry Fosdick
Wentworth- Fosdick Company
Mutual Motors Company
Jackson, Mich
Walter B. Brady
United States Tire Company
New York City
Maxwell Motor Company
Boston six day race teams announced for Arena event
The first batch of entries for Boston's six day bike race at the Arena the week of November 8 lists teams: Reggie McNamara with Bob Spears of Australia, Freddie Hill with Alfred Gronda of Australia, and Francisco Verri of Italy with Harry Kaiser of New York.
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Boston
Arena
Reggie McNamara
Bob Spears
Australia
Freddie Hill
Watertown
Alfred Gronda
Francisco Verri
Italy
Harry Kaiser
New York
Six Day Race Squad Forms For Arena Meet
The lineup includes Verri and Kai ser among top riders, with Kaiser a key backer. Hill teams with Grand to defend Arena success, while McNamara returns from Boston. The event opens Nov 6 with sprint and paced indoor championships featuring George Wiley and Victor Smart. Amateurs may enter at the Arena in Boston.
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Kaiser
Europe
New York
Gotham
Hill
Goulett
Arena
Grand
McNamara
Boston
George Wiley
Victor Smart
Alex McLean
Nat Butler
St. Botolph Street
Harvard Tennis Semifinals Reach Final Rounds
Harvard University tennis advances to semifinals with singles and doubles teams left in play. Freshman R C Rand faces R Kennedy in the semis while S M Stillwagen defeated E B Benjamin 18 7 5 6 2 6 1 in the other bracket.
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Harvard
R. C. Rand
R. Kennedy
S. M. Stillwagen
E. B. Benjamin
R. N. Williams
Arlington forms junior field hockey eleven
A junior field hockey team was organized at Arlington High School with freshmen sophomores and juniors playing. Ethel Roberts was named captain and Alberta Hadley, sister of varsity captain Helen Hadley, was appointed manager.
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Arlington High School
Ethel Roberts
Alberta Hadley
Helen Hadley
Harvard Indoor Practice Report
Harvard football held an indoor workout with a blackboard talk in the locker building and batting cage drills. Only four first string players dressed for practice against Cornell: Cowen Parson Watson and Whitney.
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Harvard
Cornell
Cowen
Parson
Watson
Whitney
Harvard Faces Hard Week of Practice Before Princeton Game
Harvard reports minor injuries to Gilman Wallace and King, all avoids fracture, with readiness for Princeton clash. The squad trains in rudiments and signal practice, preparing for scrimmages against the second team as Rutgered Princeton tactics loom and Glick and Driggs impose threat.
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Wallace
Princeton
Dick King
Harvard
L. Curtis
Eiates Curtis
1. T
Cowen
J. G
Taylor
Duncan
Vv. G
Caner
J. T
Coolidge
R. E
Cornell
Crimson
Rutgers
Tigers
Driggs
Glick
Highley
Dartmouth
Alfred Gardner
Harry Gardner
Jimmy Knox
Crocker and Lane Win Tennis Matches
Crocker, '19, defeated Hewitt, '16, in the fourth round of Tufts fall tennis preliminaries. Lane, '17, won his match against Esten, '16, as both players show form for the finals.
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Crocker
Hewitt
Tufts
Captain Lane
Esten
Miss Gertrude Miller Reaches Jackson College Tennis Final
Miss Gertrude Miller of New York defeated Miss Jane Davies of Somerville 6-4 6-3 in the Jackson College fall tennis tournament semifinal. The final pits Miller against Miss Elizabeth Sargent of Somerville. Miller enters the final as the favorite after strong preliminaries.
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Gertrude Miller
New York
Jane Davies
Somerville
Jackson College
Elizabeth Sargent
Miss Miller
Tufts Football Practice Forms Three New Backfields
Coach Whelan organized three different backfields during yesterday afternoon's Tufts football practice to bolster the offense and improve running and playmaking options.
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Tufts
Whelan
Tufts Prepares For Medford Contest With Am herst Aggies
Tufts shifts personnel in practice as Doane's fullback position replaces by San born and Beacham moves to left halfback. Jo hhim moves from seconds to varsity end and Bently to tackle to fill line gaps. The squad focuses a full week on Medford game, the hardest remaining on the schedule, with line charging and forward pass drills ongoing.
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Sanborn
Doane
Beacham
Jo Hhim
Bently
Medford
Amherst
Aggies
McGuinness Aims for Boxing Glory
A famed boxer and wrestler known as Cyclone McGuinness, real name Charles F. McGuinness, appears this week with United States Beauties at the Howard Athenaeum. He weighs about 200 pounds, trains seriously, and believes Jess Willard will remain champion for now while Frank Moran and Gunboat Smith are strong but not formidable challengers.
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United States
Howard Athenaeum
Cyclone’’ McGuinness
Charles F. McGuinness
Jess Willard
McGuinness
Frank Moran
Gunboat Smith
Mack Buys Catcher Murphy From Binghamton
Binghamton New York October 2 Catcher Murphy of the Binghamton team in the New York State league signed with the Philadelphia Americans. The release was purchased by Binghamton from Montreal. Connie Mack paid a good price for Murphy who is regarded as the best throwing catcher in the State league and a timely hitter.
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Binghamton
WN. Y
Murphy
Philadelphia Americans
Montreal
Connie Mack
Solon Signs with Duluth Club For Four Pro Games
Solon, who was recently dismissed from the Minnesota football team, announced he will turn professional and play four games for the Duluth Athletic Club, starting this Sunday in Duluth Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lorin Solon
Minnesota
Duluth Athletic Club
Yale Men Under Ban May Help
Rumors said to be circulating that Yale five players disqualified for playing summer baseball may have their cases reopened. Captain Middlebrook and Coach Tommers of Yale baseball said they were responsible for the students accepting free board at Quogue Long Island.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Middlebrook
Tommers
Baseball Nine
Quogue
Long Island
Yale Eligibility Crisis Sparks Call for Interuniversity Panel
Yale officials report disqualified players remain ineligible with no reinstatement path. Harvard requests return to play as Middlebrook and Tommers’ confessions fuel campus belief. Yale Daily News favors a joint eligibility committee with Princeton Harvard Yale to handle cases, while Le Gore stays in scrimmage. Ticket demand for Yale Princeton on Nov 13 shows ample capacity yet strong interest.
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Yale
Middlebrook
Tommers
Harvard
Yale Daily News
Princeton
le Gore
Chicago students asked to vote on summer baseball rule
A telegram from the Minnesota Daily to the Daily Maroon asks Chicago students to cast a straw vote on the rule that bars players who earn money from baseball from college athletics. Dean Albion Small notes the issue recurs annually and calls current discussions an annual joke.
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Chicago
Daily
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Daily Maroon
Lorin Solon
Albion W. Small
University of Chicago
Dean Small
Sharpe era sparks praise after Harvard Cornell clash
The piece reviews the Harvard Cornell game, praising Cornell’s Barret and Sharpe’s coaching. It notes Barret’s absence altered Sharpe’s machine and compares training methods with past coaching legends. It also highlights officials, boxing match previews, and amateur to pro transitions affecting New York clubs.
Duffeys Sports Jahan Boosts Harvard Ahead of Tigers and Blue
Jahan, a key player, receives renewed confidence as Harvard readsies for tougher tests. The team aims to rebound after difficulties, with belief from the university backing a stronger performance against the Tigers and the Blue in upcoming games.
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Jahan
Harvard
Tigers
Blue
Answers to Queries on Ernie Shore and Other Sports Facts
The note lists Ernie Shore’s age 21, weight 180 pounds, height 6 feet 4 1/2 inches. It cites Carlisle beating Harvard 18-15 in 1911 and mentions Crim sons’ defeat since then, Penn State 18-13 tie last year, and Washington and Jefferson. It notes Framingham boxing drills, and recommends a gym at Vine and Dudley streets. Marty O'Toole is identified as a right-handed pitcher.
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Red Sox
Carlisle
Harvard
Crimson
Penn
State
Washington and Jefferson
Framingham
Vine and
Dudley Streets
Marty O'Toole
Jones Wins Dash at Yale Fall Track Games
Clarence M. Jones of Excello Ohio won the 100 yard dash in 10.5 seconds at the Yale fall track games held in New Haven. Edward DeCernea of New York City took second in both sprints. James M. Roche of New Haven led the quarter mile with 50.5 seconds in a brisk wind. Other winners included H. S. Cooper in the half mile and Richard Wood in the mile run with strong performances by Stewart, Lance, Jarvis, and Potter in various field events.
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New Haven
Clarence M. Jones
Excello. O
Howard
Tad Jones
Yale
Charles Stewart
Eccleston
Edward DeCernea
New York City
James M. Roche
Henry Sage Cooper
Albany
Richard T. Wood
Bristol
Douglas B. Simonson
Thomas C. Rodman
Los Angeles
Cal
C. M. Stewart
BE. DeCernea
J. R. Miles
R. L. Treland
H. W. Cheel
H. S. Cooper
L. L. Marshall
W. H. Sargent
Richard M. Wood
FE. A. Krauss
Trich
G. 5
Lance
J. _D. Nagel
K. F. Potter
C. A. Blackwell
W. Johnston
G. Jarvis
4. Potter
H. Carey
City Council Honors Watson with Silver Chest
Council members and officers presented Councillor Watson a silver chest to mark the 25th wedding anniversary. A reception for him and Mrs Watson will be held at O Connell Hall in Roxbury on Wednesday night.
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Watson
Mrs. Watson
O’connell
Inter scholastic girls field hockey opener set in Lexington
The Lexington High School girls team will host the opener on Friday November 12 at the Lexington Athletic Field. They meet Arlington High School and the Statr champions in the annual series kickoff.
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Lexington
Lexington High School
Statr
Arlington High School
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