Dr Charles W Emerson dies suddenly in Millis
Dr Charles W Emerson 71 founder of the Emerson College of Oratory and kin of Ralph Waldo Emerson died suddenly in Millis Mass. He led a long career from pastor and educator to head of a major school of elocution. Services will be held at the Congregational Church Millis at 1 45 p m with a train from South station at 12 34.
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Charles Wesley Emerson
Millis
Mass
Thomas
Mary F. (Hewitt) Emerson
Pittsfield
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Wendell Philips
Phillips Brooks
Thomas Emerson
Henry VIII
England
Ipswich
Tyler
Vermont
Association of Congregational Ministers
Windham County
Halifax
Brookfield
Northfield
Fitchburg
University of Pennsylvania
Boston University
Law and
Oratory
Emerson
United States
Richard Grant Moulton
University of Chicago
Charles Molloy
Dr. Emerson
Demosthenes
Congregational Church
Quill Beats Erne In Armory A A Bout
Tommy Quill of Brockton defeated Young Erne of Philadelphia in a decisive boxing decision at the Armory A A. Quill dominated from early rounds with body punching and infighting, while Erne faded after the fifth. Remaining bouts featured Billy Nixon over Kid McDonald and Jimmy Sinclair stopping Young Kelly. Next Tuesday Jim Driscoll to box Charley Griffin in the main event.
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Tommy Quill
Brockton
Young Erne
Philadelphia
Armory
A. A
Quill
One Loughrey
Eric
Iirne
Sand Quill
Billy Nixon
Boston
Kid McDonald
Chelsea
Jimmy Sinclair
Young Kelly
Sheehan
Kelly
Billy Rolfe
South Boston
Jack Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Rolfe
Jim Driscoll
England
Will Box
Charley Griffin
Australia
Worcester Auto Run Entries Open For 200 Mile Test
Entries have begun for the Worcester Auto Mobile Club 200 mile reliability and endurance contest set for December 12. The Bay State body will run five 20 mile legs with unknown start location until race start and four post run tests on brake clutch transmission and motor. The event is non stop except noon stops allowed with penalties for extra stops. Louis Wagner Felice Nazzaro and Ralph De Palma to be honored at a New York dinner. De Palma to stay in the U S after Savannah race victory and fastest lap credits.
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Worcester
Louis Wagner
Savannah
Felice Nazzaro
Ralph de Palma
New York
F. R. Hollander
Fiat Automobile Company
Wagner
Nazzaro
de Palma
Cleo Five Defeats Bates Class 33 to 19 in Cambridge
Cleo Five of Cambridge beat Bates Class 33 to 19 at Cunningham's Gymnasium. Wilson led with four floor goals, others include Fairfield Payson Crookshanks Small Archer Robinson Sullivan and Allen. Referee Bowker timed two halves
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Allen
Bowker
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Brockton Defeats Bridgeport in Polo Match
Brockton wins 4 to 2 over Bridgeport in a fast third period Polo game. Lineup includes Jason Vevesesesceceeveeseeccerescenes r. Lewis Mercer Rupert Mansfield Doherty Carrigan Harper and referee Heffernan with timer Maybury.
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Lewiston Bout Ends In Draw And Narrow Losses
In Lewiston City Hall six round boxing card saw Bath’s Tom T Larrabee and Lewiston’s Mike Cunningham clash for six rounds with Cunningham dominating the later rounds. Earlier Lewiston’s Joe Chestra and George Phalen fought to a six round draw in the semi final.
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Tom T Larrabee
Bath
Mike Cunningham
City Hall
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Larrabee
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George Phalen
B. A. A. Beats The Colonials In Club Match
B A A and the Colonials clashed at the Exeter Street clubhouse with B A A scoring 1573 and Colonial 1538. Philbrick led with 333 for his three strings as both teams dominated the pins in a spirited night showdown.
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Boston
Exeter Street
Philbrick
Evans A. C. Fast Basket Ball Team Named
Among the fast amateur squads representing the Noddle Island district this season Evans A. C. is touted as one of the quickest second teams in the area.
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Noddle Island
Evans A. C
De Freites Triumphs Over Franklin in B Tournament Final
In the class B tournament at the Hub Billiard Palace De Freites defeated Franklin 200 to 189. Tonight Neman faces Franklin.
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Hub Billiard Palace
de Freites
Franklin
Neman
Somerville High Honors Football Players With Sweaters and S
At a Somerville High School Athletic Association meeting sweaters and the letter S were awarded to football players from the fall league games. Recipients include Dickerman McDonald Cousins Justin Mitchell Woodman Ned Garland Bob Garland Russell Coleman Nolan Forg Pease Jarvis Howard Hurley Caldwell Manager Cheetham Hunnewell Donahue Freshmen Parks Millmore Mixer who began as captain but resigned due to injuries Bob Garland earned both award types in his freshman year.
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McDonald
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Justin
Mitchell Woodman
Ned’ Garland
Bob
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Russell
Coleman
Nolan
Forg
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Jarvis
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Parks
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Bob” Garland
Readville Derby Appeal Delays Final Board Decision
The National Trotting Association Board of Review opened its semi annual session in New York and reserved decision on all cases. The663 Readville Mass Derby case contested by Jay Kay owners H Brusie and Caleb H Spencer challenges sixth place awarded to Peter Balta with $1500 prize money at stake.
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National Trotting Association
Readville
Mass
Peter Balta
Caleb HF. Spencer
Newton
H. Brusie
New Haven
Conn
Jay Kay
Harvard Hockey Teams Admit 75 Candidates
At a Harvard meeting last evening 75 men submitted names as candidates for varsity and freshman hockey squads. Captain Willetts, Coach Winsor and Trainer Donovan outlined the season, noting no preliminary work and practice to begin once ice appears.
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Harvard
Willetts
Winsor
Donovan
Harvard Varsity to Be Banqueted Tonight
Major Henry Lee Higginson presides at a dinner tendered to the Harvard football team by the Boston Harvard Club at the Hotel Somerset this evening. J. W. Farley acts as toastmaster with speeches by Dean Briggs Postmaster General George von L Meyer W F Garcelon L Coach P D Haughton and Captain F H Burr.
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Harvard
Boston Harvard
Somerset
J. W. Farley
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George von L. Meyer
W. F. Garcelon
P. D. Haughton
F. H. Burr
Tufts Elects A A Delegates and Managers for 1908 Team
At a Tufts College Athletic Association meeting in the gymnasium, Charles A. Robinson and Carl P. Hubbard were chosen to represent Tufts at the New England Intercollegiate A A meeting. John Adams was elected manager and Russell P. Wise first assistant manager for next year’s football. Track candidates number thirty, with veterans among them and plans for additional races beyond the B A A and Lawrence Light Guard meets.
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Tufts
New England
Charles A. Robinson
Carl P. Hubbard
John Adams
Russell P. Wise
Hubbard
Lawrence Light Guard
Irish American A. C. Wins Point Score at Indoor Meet
The Irish-American Athletic Club wins the point score at the AAU indoor championship in Madison Square Garden with 84 points. Collins sets American five mile record 25:19. Sheppard wins 60 yard dash. Eller leads with 15 points in hurdles and sprints. Final standings list New York A.C. and others, plus several event records and notable performances.
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Bowling Clash In Latter City Draws Wildey Fans
Paul Poehler of Boston faces Fred Hooper of Portland in a Thursday night duel at Hooper’s home alleys with Wildey supporters lining the lanes and many eyeing bets. Hooper’s local familiarity may offset Poehler’s higher season average. Dr. O’Brien has stepped back from bowling due to business, once famous for rolling the slowest ball. An all pin tournament opened at Casino alleys last Saturday with $30,$20,$15 and $10 prizes and doubled bowling rates for entrants. Henry FE. Jones, “the boy with speed,” seeks a three string challenge at Noddle alleys East Boston, having rolled 346 in three strings last week and aiming at Du flicker or other top rivals.
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Boston
Fred Hooper
Portland
Poehler
Hooper
Dr. O'Brien
Henry FE. Jones
Greater
Noddle
Duflicker
Britt and Summers Agree to London Bout for 5000 Purse
Jimmy Britt the San Francisco lightweight and Johnny Summers the English fighter signed to fight before the National Sporting Club on September 22 for a purse of 5000 dollars.
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Jimmy” Britt
San Francisco
Johnny” Summers
National Sporting Club
Little Boy Elected Captain of Carlisle Indian Team
Lincoln Nebraska December 1 Little Boy today was chosen captain of the Carlisle Indian football team Scott Porter the new captain is a Cheyenne from Oklahoma He succeeds Emil Hauser.
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Lincoln, Neb
Carlisle
Stewart to meet Pendergast in Lawrence boxing bout
Negotiations closed for a heavyweight clash between Jim Stewart of New York and Jim Pendergast of Boston. The bout is set for Thursday night in Lawrence before the Unity Cycle Club, on December 10.
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Jim Stewart
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