Pierce Captains English High Team After Janvrin Ineligibility
Harold Puck Pierce was elected captain to fill the vacancy left by Harold Janvrin. Pierce had acted as captain in the last two games and is noted as a standout athlete involved in rowing, football, and hockey. The article also notes Kelseth’s ineligibility at Somerville and previews upcoming interscholastic and suburban league games including Dorchester vs Somerville and Everett vs Melrose.
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Harold “Puck” Pierce
Harold Janvrin
Pierce
English High
Kelseth
Somerville High School
Dorchester
Giles
Bill Parks
Pitman
Parks
Middlesex County
Everett
Malden
Somerville
Exeter
Academy
Harry Faulkner
Tom M’cabe
Johnny O’brien
Boston English High
Charlie Brickley
Everett High
Charles Dickerman
Frank Matthews
Somerville High
Dorchester High
Dunbar Avenue
Melrose High
Cleo O'Donnell
Fischer
Bike Track Ready Today for Six Day Race at Boston Arena
Work on the 10 lap bicycle track rushes toward completion at the Boston Arena as 50 carpenters prepare for the six day race beginning next Monday at 1 p.m. The opener features Iver Lawson versus American champion Frank Kramer in a best two of three.
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Boston Arena
McLean
Iver Lawson
Frank Kramer
Jimmy Moran
Elmer Collins
Dooin Resigns as Philadelphia Manager in Player Exchange Row
Charles S. Dooin mailed his resignation as manager of the Philadelphia National League baseball club to president Horace S. Fogel. He remains a catcher under contract as the dispute over the Cincinnati player exchange unfolds.
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Philadelphia
Charles S. Dooin
Horace S. Fogel
Cincinnati
Dooin
Answers to Queries by Arthur Duffey
A letter discusses world series player eligibility for receipts and the National Commission's role. It notes 23 players shared in receipts and that all season players were included. It asks about American A. C. reopening and compares Frank Kramer and Jimmy Moran in all round racing. It cites DeMar finishing 33d in the BA A Marathon with a 3h 6m 52s time.
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National Commission
A. C
Frank Kramer
Jimmy Moran
Moran
Kramer
Chelsea
DeMar
George Brown
Durfee High School football bribery rumor swirls in Massachusetts
A Durfee High School team manager reportedly solicits other area teams to throw games in exchange for sweaters and a banquet funded by Fall River residents. He allegedly asks officials from Durfee to officiate games. Brockton High withdrew after such alleged actions, but others vow to beat Durfee rather than cooperate.
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Middleboro
Durfee High School
Fall River
Durfee High
Durfee
Brockton High
Falls River
Brockton Boys
Boston College High Beats Quincy High 5–0 in Tough Battle
Boston College High defeated Quincy High 5 to 0 in a hard fought game. Dacey scored a fourth period touchdown for B C High while Gilbride, Ring and Arthur left the field with injuries. Final notes list players and officials from the contest in Quincy on October 27.
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Quincy
Boston College High
Quincy High
Dacey
Gilbride
Ring
Arthur
Boston
Ege H. Quincy H
Ballon
Weiler Des Manning
Larkin Rogers
Hill Dacey
Harmon
Boston Coleeem
Timekee
Bates
Robinson
Pela i
Dolan
Connie Mack Marries Katherine Halla han in Philadelphia
Cornelius McGillicuddy Connie Mack manager of the Athletics wed Katherine Halla han in Our Lady of Holy Souls church. They will travel to Genoa and tour Europe, with a Philadelphia reception planned for the team and a civic demonstration to follow.
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Philadelphia
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Connie Mack
Katherine Hallahan
Philadelphia American League Club
Mack
Duffeys Column on Sports and Alumni in Harvard News
Duffeys sports column discusses past and future games with Harvard and Cornell. It notes a 10-6 win and 6-6 tie under old rules, mentions Harvard Tech cross country, George Brown as referee, and W H Lewis's rise to a public post honoring Harvard football stars.
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Tigers
George Brown
Harvard- Tech
Brown
Chance May Not Return To Cubs
Chicago Oct 27 Manager Chance of Chicago wants to give up the management of the Cubs. Henry Berry a close friend says Chance is worth $75 000 and notes his profitable orange plantation investment. Berry adds it would not surprise him if Frank went home this fall never to come back.
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Chicago
Chance
Cubs
Henry Berry
Frank
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