Boxing Gossip Ador Army BoxING Show in Mechanics Building
Philadelphia lightweight Jose Tiplitz travels to Boston for a match with Charlie Parker at the Army A A show in the Mechanics Building. If he boxes, the bout should be tough. Fox at Lawrence last Saturday was unreliable outside Philadelphia. Bob Martin, freshly praised by Pershing, plans a heavyweight campaign. Commercial A C promotes two ten and two eight round bouts headlined by Charlie Sheppard versus Johnny Downes and Dan McCormick versus Johnny Gray.
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Fall Bowling Tournament Opens At Old Belfry Club
The annual women’s fall bowling tournament begins this evening at the Old Belfry Club in Lexington.
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Yale Princeton game likely to fill Yale Bowl
New Haven Conn October 26 Yale officials say the Yale Bowl may reach capacity for the November 15 Yale Princeton game. Ticket applications for the game expire tomorrow and indications suggest all tickets will be sold before kickoff.
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Demand for Bowl Seats Reaches Unprecedented Levels
Officials report 66 000 seating capacity and overwhelming interest from Yale and Princeton supporters. Ticket prices for Yale Princeton finals set at 50 cents and 2 dollars for Yale Harvard adjustments urged, with alumni and undergraduates allotted limited tickets. Applications for Yale Harvard close November 3.
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Surprises in Boston School Football Standings
With the halfway point of the season passed the Greater Boston interscholastic title chase remains open for a few strong local clubs. Upsets marked the past week and more surprises are expected as the fall grid continues.
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Cambridge Latin Upsets Malden High In Tough Gridiron Test
Cambridge Latin shocked Malden High as Captain Max Nayor and quarterback Bill Glennon missed action. Malden suffered in a demoralized display while Cantabs pursued Everett and Fenway Park clashes loom. Commerce St George's and Hyde Park remain key district contenders with upcoming results.
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Two Girls Field Hockey Games This Friday
Two girls field hockey matches are on Friday after noon. Lexington High School travels to Winchester for a return game with Winchester High School. Winthrop High meets Arlington High at Spy Pond Athletic Field in the first game of their annual series.
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Virginia Game Preview Promises Talk With Har vard Coaches
Head Coach Bob Fisher and his staff prepare the Harvard football team for upcoming games. The squad will meet in the locker room for a long blackboard session before practice begins, ahead of the Springfield clash and the subsequent Virginia battle next week.
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Harvard Crimson Dominate Virginia 47 to 0 in Early Season Victory
Harvard shows strong defense and reliable ball control as it thwarts Virginia with a 47 to 0 win. The Crimson face fumbles and double pass challenges, drill for improved passing defense, and anticipate key Princeton clash on November 8. Players Philbin, Havemeyer, Flynn, and George Flynn Jr. return from injuries to bolster the lineup.
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Bridgeport Nets No-Decision Boxing Move
Bridgeport boxing commissioner Richard Howell vows to end no decision bouts. Referees will render decisions at 12 rounds, and violators face suspensions. Howell says no decision contests damage records and promote unfair practice, urging clubs and boxers to box fairly.
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East Boston Indian football team routs Fort Banks 7 to 0
The East Boston eleven defeated Fort Banks in a tense afternoon match, winning 7 to 0 after a stubborn battle. The night’s standout performance solidified East Boston’s dominance on the field.
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Ten Eyck Returns to Syracuse Sees No Tall Rowing This Year
Syracuse announces no tall rowing this season as coach James A. Ten Eyck returns after two years at Duluth. He will prepare crews from January using gym machines tanks and spring water work leading to the Hudson regatta in June. Commodores plan a student canvass to list varsity and freshman eight prospects.
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Melrose to Arlington clash headlines busy school football slate
Local readers see a full week of prep football with Melrose at Arlington and Hyde Park visiting South Boston. Highlights include Boston Latin at Fenway Park and Newton Rindge Tech at Claflin Field among many suburban and city matchups.
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Eight Men Vying For Harvard Track Captaincy
Harvard announces eight candidates for the track captaincy with a coronation planned after card responses from last June’s eligible group. Billy Moore, re elected last year for a second term, resigned after a tendon injury will not run for another year. All voters from Moore’s supporters and current track members will help choose the successor.
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Whitney Wins Playoff at Lexington Golf Club
Robert Whitney defeated Albert T. Gutheim in a three quarters handicap bogey playoff at the Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington on October 18.
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Tiger Boss Denies Trade News As Scott Deal Rumor Surfaces
In Scranton on October 24 Hughey Jennings, manager of the Detroit Tigers, said he knew nothing of reports that Owinn Bush would be traded to the Boston Red Sox for shortstop Scott. The Tigers chief spoke after returning from golf, suggesting a major winter trade may develop.
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Scott Bush deal rumored for Western trade in winter meetings
Jennings says Boston originated the report and that any trade would come from the Red Sox. Scott may quit big leagues if not traded to a Western club. Mrs. Scott opposes Boston so relocation to the West is likely. Bush and Scott praised as great players, but no details confirmed. Winter meetings could bring developments.
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Boston College Defeated by West Point Cadets on Plains
Boston College, fresh from an upset of Yale, was defeated by West Point on the Plains. Key early fumble by Corrigan set the tone as Army built a first touchdown and controlled the game. BC's inferior line and lingering injuries from prior games contributed to the loss. BC plans rest ahead of a match with Connecticut Aggie at Newton.
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Williams Makes Record In Brown Derby World Series
Claude Williams loses three games in the series, a unique record amid a World Series marked by Williams Brown Derby, while Digeon Adams Coombs and VWabre each win three games in the contest.
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Contenders Fall as Upsets Shift East Titlerace
The piece reviews major college football upsets last weekend and the shifting contenders for the Eastern title. Dartmouth Colgate and Pennsylvania emerge as top candidates while Syracuse Boston College stumble after strong recent showings.
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