Stinson Hour Record Fight Moves to NC Board
Stinson’s 40 miles 330 yards hour record hangs on a $24 referee fee payment. Waller says he paid, clearing the way for the NC A board to act, amid claims of unsanctioned racing and possible scheming to invalidate the record. Stinson plans to defend the mark as other tracks remain usable and aims to keep the record in his pocket.
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C. Stinson
National Cycling Association
Board of Control
Waller
Stinson
Brockton
Davidson
N. Cc. A
Barton
Kelsey
New England
Boston
N C. A
Harry Bilkes
Yale Track Games Highlights Strength in Jump Events
The Yale Track Association fall handicap games at New Haven featured notable progress in broad and high jumps. Hargrave won the 100 and 220 yard dashes, Clapp took multiple hurdles and sprints, Franchot led the half mile, Teal the two mile, Spraker claimed the high jump with 5 ft 11 1/2 in and exhibition lifts to 6 ft 2 1/2 in, while a tie occurred for the pole vault between Seue and van Kirk.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Track Association
N. H. Hargrave
Hargrave
E. J. Clapp
D A Franchot
Hoe Rogers
B. G. Teal
Clapp
Brunning
Roker
Spraker
C. E
BE. van Kirk
Ain Oyeineen
Harvard Preparing Tricks For Use Against Penns Strong Team
Harvard’s football squad and trainers are listed with numbers for key players. The record outlines players by number and name including captain C. D. Daly and others such as E Kendall, J. W. Hallowell, Devens, Stillman, Graydon, Barnard, Eaton, Lawin, Ellis, Scotty MacMasters, Kernan, Whitwell, Ristine, J Lawrence, Clark, and more as part of the varsity preparation.
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Harvard
Pirates
E. Kendall
R. H
C. Sargent
Riggs
Sub. G
C. D. Daly
J. W. Hallowell
End
Devens
H. B
Stillman
F. B
Graydon
1. T
Putnam
Barnard
R. G
Eaton
Taylor
Sub
Lawin
Ellis
Scotty MacMasters
Kernan
Whitwell
Ristine
R. E
J. Lawrence
R. T
Clark
Harvard Builds New Offense For Pennsylvania Clash
Harvard introduces new line and practice machinery to strengthen the squad ahead of the Saturday game with Pennsylvania. Ellis may play, Sawin and Daly provide run threat, and Glerasch, Putnam, Devens excel in scrimmage as the offense shows scoring potential.
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Ellis
Sawin
Devens
Daly
Putnam
Glerasch
Deland
Yale
Lewis
Philadelph
Varsity
Kendall
Lee
Noads
Penns Players Start for Harvard Game in Auburndale
University of Pennsylvania football squads depart Philadelphia for Auburndale Massachusetts to finalize preparations for the Harvard contest. Twenty two players travel including McCracken and Graves amid protest rumors as Penn insists McCracken will play.
Harvard Protest Not Pursued In Penn State Football Row
Philadelphia Oct 31 a University of Pennsylvania football committee member said no protest against Harvard players Graves or McCracken has been received or would affect the game McCracken's eligibility is unquestioned and Harvard Penn rules alignment was discussed two years ago but not pursued as the Crimson did not seek a settlement.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Harvard
Pennsylvania
McCracken
Graves
University of Pennsylvania Football Committee
Fennsylvanis
Crimson
Worcester Tech Triumphs Over MIT In Short Gridiron Match
The Worcester Tech eleven defeated MIT 17 to 2 at the South End grounds in a brisk contest. MIT gained yards mainly through backs Dillon Metcalfe Pope and Maxon, whose long runs and a notable fluke pass created their only score. Maxon also contributed a 50 yard touchdown after a kickoff.
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Worcester Tech
Hooker
Parsons Roberts
R. T
Maynard Hamilton
L. G
Merriam Hunter
Ory
Philbrook Hamilton
Brundage Pvonog
Rio Nagle
Crocker
Norcross Maxon
Q. D
Spense
Damon
Hosmer Wilson
Pope
Metcalfe
Steeke Des Taare
Worcester
Dillon
Maxon
Willis
Danforth
Webb
Dennis and
Moore
South End
Boston
Hunter
Maxon Pas
Ted Ney
Boxers Barker and Jordan Extend Drawn Series
In a quiet afternoon session Barker and Jordan traded openings in a seventh round style set for the second round of their match, with Jordan securing two early wins while Barker faced new constraints. The column notes the refereeing and procedural opinions, plus lingering discussion of the bout’s outcome and future rematches, reflecting boxing culture and local reaction.
Boxing Gossip on Sullivan Broderick Verdict and Fair Play
A reader letter from Lynn Mass dated Oct 29 discusses the Sullivan Broderick bout at the Kirtland Club. The writer claims the referee robbed the bout and questions the club's fair play while noting a rift with a Sullivan ally. The letter hints at insider views on the match's outcome.
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Kirtland Club
Yale Eleven Slump Evident in Yale Practice
Yale University football practice today shows signs of the annual midseason slump. Several strong players display strain from hard drills, causing concern among undergraduates though the hospital list is not yet large.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Exeter Downs Burdett College In Tight Football Clash
Exeter New Hampshire hosted Burdett College of Boston in a hard fought football game ending 11 to 6 in favor of Exeter. Freeman sprinted 100 yards for a touchdown in the first half, while the momentum swayed until a late fortuitous sequence secured the win.
Tufts Defeats Amherst 11 to 0 on Pruttt Field
Tufts beat Amherst 11 to 0 at Pruttt Field on a afternoon of clean fast football by Tufts and fumbling by Amherst. Tufts's defense and running game dominated the game throughout with seamless execution and decisive scoring drive.
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TUFTS
Amherst
Pruttt Pield
Yale Freshman Shines, Earns Trial With Priencesy
A new end at Yale in Benham, a freshman, impresses Coach McBride and earns a trial by the Priencesy. He is small, fast, a solid tackler, and quickly praised by all coaches. Langdon Lea, Michigan's coach, is paid 3500 for ten weeks of service. Michigan regretful not to meet Wisconsin for the Western crown. Chicago fans greet the team after a Penn defeat and Stagg expresses hope for victory. McCracken’s protest dampens New York betting on Harvard-Pennsylvania. If McCracken sits, Harvard may edge as slight favorite.
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Yale
Benham
McBride
Langdon Lea
Michigan
Wisconsin
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Stagg
McCracken
New York
Harvard
Sweeney and Watson Draw in Manchester Lightweight Bout
Patsey Sweeney of Manchester and Andy Watson of Philadelphia weighed 135 pounds each and fought twenty rounds to a draw at the Old Bijou Theatre. Manchester set an all time attendance record for a bout. In preliminary action Kid Goodman of Boston lost to Scotty Coyne in eight rounds.
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Saxe
Kid Haley
Boston
Andy Watson
Pratt
Cape Ann
McKinley
BR. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Manchester
N. H
Patsey Sweeney
Philadelphia
Kid Goodman
Scotty Coyne
Philadelphia auto case over park rules in Fairmount Park
Judge McCarthy dismissed an automobile case in Common Pleas No. 8 because the park commission prohibitory rule for Fairmount Park was not properly set forth in the record. Mrs. Jules Junker was fined last spring for violating the rules and appealed, with the judge noting actions must be civil and not summary, and the record must clearly state the cause of action and judgment to protect against future guilty pleas.
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Philadelphia
McCarthy
Common Pleas No
Fairmount Park
Jules Junker
What Causes Deafness The Catarrh Connection
Many factors cause deafness but most stem from catarrh of the head and throat. Nine of ten cases may be linked to throat trouble, with catarrh clogging the Eustachian tube and hardening secretions, impairing hearing. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, a fifty cent remedy, treats catarrh and related deafness safely without cocaine or opiates.
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Stuart
Boston cycling notes mix with track and racing moves
The report covers racing and cycling gossip including directions about speeding charges, plans for drivers and wheeler groups, and upcoming events. Jimmy Michael's split with J C Kennedy is noted with return hopes to horses, while Johnnie Nelson heads to Los Angeles for six races starting November 11. Tom Linton to wed on November 6 amid dwindling form. Metropolitan Wheel men call a special meeting for November 5 to elect officers. Century and half century ride from Copley square planned next Sunday morning toward Newburyport or Providence and Brockton, Acton, or Nantasket. Press Cycling Club to host a supper and bowls event next Saturday evening. Fulton Wheelmen leave the Interclub Association. Giggles town Cycle Club may be invited to fill the vacancy.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Michael
J. C. Kennedy
Michael
Johnnie Nelson
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Tom Linton
Linton
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Eens Messrs
Stone
Wallace
Copley Square Eny
Newburyport
Providence
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Acton
Nantasket
Press Cycling Club
Fulton Wheelmen
I Nterclub Association
Gigblestown Cycle Club
Charlestown
Entered 74 Horses for Madison Square Show
Entries closed list Mr Thomas W Law son with 32 show or short tail horses 12 trotters including Geralma and Boralmas yearling siblings and brother and two stallions Poindexter and Dreamer plus last year Garden champions Gambrella and Watermaid Gypsy Queen 38 year old saddle mare with Kentucky Louisville Kansas City blues Tawson four in hand bought for 12000 Glorious Arrowman Glorious Spearman Glorious Tribesman and Tribesmaid shown in Chicago bays 16 to 16.1 hands. Arrowman and Spearman won blue in large pair class Tribesmaid won blue in high stepping class.
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Geralma
Boralma
Poindexter
Dreamer
Gambrella
Watermaid
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Louisville
Kansas City
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Glorious Spearman
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Boston Lodge 16 AOUW Holds Third Social at Historic Hall
The third social and Halloween party of Boston Lodge No. 16 A. O. U. W. was held at Historic Hall 1651 Washington street last evening with about 200 couples in attendance. Miss Ellen M. Murphy served as chief of honor and floor director while Miss Harriet T. Concannon acted as assistant floor director.
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Boston Lodge No. 16
Historic Hall
Washington Street
Ellen M. Murphy
Harriet T. Concannon
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