Boston Latin and Waltham to Clash in Central Park Showdown
Boston Latin School football squad earned praise after crossing the goal line three times in four minutes against its own second team. The upcoming Central Park game against Waltham High is billed as a major gridiron clash with both programs boasting strong reputations and potential lineup changes.
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Carlisle Indians Ready for Princeton Clash in New York
Carlisle Indian football team remains jubilant after routing Pennsylvania last week and resumes practice for a Princeton game in New York City. They boast strong forward passing and aim to scalp more teams while claiming they have mastered the modern game and even outpaced rivals.
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Philadelphia
Mount Pleasant
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Payne
Harvard Team Struggles in Scrimmage Ahead of Brown Clash
Harvard varsity shows lethargy in a 30 minute scrimmage against the second team as forward passing falters and punts falter. Teddy Roosevelt Jr. shines at right end while Burr Daly and Starr perform unevenly and backs struggle to open gaps.
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Daly
Sports Gossipy Hesitations and Rivalry Gripes On Local Circles
A rambling column surveys amateur athletics and personalities with playful sniping at rivals Cambridge Harvard and others. It jokes about open seasons for artists, mentions Jack Johnson and Burns, notes betting odds, and laments the vagaries of athletic headlines and fan chatter.
Training Upends Team as Disciplinary Steps Take Hold
A dramatic team update reports Sylvester Pod-Bingle sidelined two weeks with a severe injury while Jiverson Pungle is discharged after a drunken incident. Perry Blink compiled the report as Bat Nelson faces renewed wedding prospects amid lingering ring-date delays and a flirtation with matrimony.
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Sylvester Pod-Bingle
Perry
Jiverson
Bunker Hill Team Tops K of C Bowlers In Tight Meet
Bunker Hill secured two of three games to win a close K of C league bowling night at Somerset alleys. Tentonia swept Lexington, North Cambridge took two of three from Cambridge, and Arlington prevailed in three tight games against Dedham.
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Belt Team Tops Firemen in Insurance League Bowing
In Adams Square alleys last night the R. H. Belt team won two of three close games against Firemen's Fund. John Hancock and Employers' Liability defeated John C. Paige and New England Mutual Life, while Columbian Mutual Life and Etna Life swept three straight over Boston and New York Life.
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R. H. Belt
Firemen’s Fund
John Hancock
Employers’ Liability
John C. Paige
New England Mutual Life
Columbian Mutual Life
Etna Life
Boston
New York Life
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Fireman’s Fun
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White Star Line and United Shoe Machinery Tie In League Games
In three Carroll County league nights on Carruth alleys United Shoe Machinery beat White Star Line in a roll off after two tight ties. Queer Quality forfeited to Clapp and Tilton in the other match. Final scores show United Shoe Machinery 471 466 1364 to White Star Line 433 422 132 and Clapp and Tilton receiving the win by forfeit against Queen Quality.
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Clann
Collectors Lead Gas League Standings with Trio of Wins
In Brunswick alleys last night the Collectors dominated, posting a team average of 1264 and sweeping three straight over the Jobbers. Commercial Point won two of three against Brookline, Jamaica Plain swept Teamsters, and Central Station won two of three from Meter Repairers.
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Shawmut Captures Furniture League Wins Over Pray Co
Shawmut swept three straight games to capture high rolling honors in the Regal alleys furniture league. Davenport defeated Morse in similar fashion as Shawmut posted scores 420 418 442 across three games while Morse posted 442 392 382 in Davenport’s victory.
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Manager's Berth on Hub Nine Resting With Joe Kelley
New York October 31 Baseball magnates end a long convention by delaying the big fight over classification until December. A key action bans contract jumpers from minor and major leagues to remain in the Tri-State League, effectively limiting players to that circuit unless picked by major clubs. President Ewing, tied to a San Francisco bank issue, leaves for home as Dovey and Joe Kelley discuss terms, with Toronto's McCaffrey saying the matter is Kelley’s to decide.
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Johnstown
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Denninger
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Ewing
Pacific League
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Joe Kelley
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Yale Football Brings Coaches for Intensive Practice
Yale field today hosted a large coaching corps to train varsity andscrub players. Dr Bull worked with kickers Wylie Coy and Ely hosted substitutes Bingham Dines. Hall coached ends while Roraback Glass supervised centers with Cooney Foster in new roles.
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Berry Maid Dominates Jamaica Packer Stakes Field
Berry Maid led from the start to win the 544 furlong Packer stakes at Jamaica in New York by four lengths. Wood Lane finished second with Aimee C. third after the favorite was interfered with. Other winners included Glen che Comedienne Yorkist Bad News St Flavio across six races.
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Aero Club Plans Three Balloon Ascensions
The Aero Club of America plans three balloon ascensions over the Berkshires in the next two weeks. The first is from North Adams on Saturday with Leo Stevens as pilot and Mr White of New York as passenger. A second ascent will occur from Pittsfield on Monday, Nov 4, followed by a third on Saturday, Nov 9 led by Alan R. Hawley.
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Aero Club of America
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White
New York
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Manuel wins three cushion at Hub Billiard Palace
Manuel defeats Maxine Thomas 50 45 in a three cushion match. Tonight Thomas faces Ryan. Holmes dominates balk line defeating Ashe 200 12T. Imperial Billiard Room hosts 15th Class B New England amateur final Shute defeats Webster 200 198. Merrow vs Parkey scheduled for tonight.
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Harvard Yale Conference Sets Date For Big Game
Yale and Harvard agreed on a conference date for their annual football meeting in New Haven. The Yale delegation includes Head Coach Knox and Yale Football Association president J. T. Foster. They will discuss eligibility rules and game details at the Hotel Massasoit.
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Boxers and weigh in two weigh in bouts headline
Gossip from the boxing scene notes Honey Mellody faces Frank Mantell in Dayton with strict weight enforcement threatening forfeits for overweight. Harry Scroggs heads to Lawrence for a 12 round card while Joe Nelson meets Fred Sidney in Haverhill next Monday. Willie Riley advised not to box again soon and Abe Attell eyeing Moran Neil winner in San Francisco.
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Bert Keyes
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Football Games Wanted for Roxbury Saturday Nov 2
Roxbury seeks 125 pound football teams for a home game on Saturday November 2. Contact H J Murphy by telephone at 928 Oxford.
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H.J. Murphy
Brown Team Patched for Cambridge Showdown
Providence dispatch reports strong interest in a Brown and White clash at Cambridge next Saturday with about 950 tickets sold already and expectations of a large crowd. The prior Springfield game drew 1400 fans, signaling high local support for the Brunonians.
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Doe takes control of Rocky Point ball park in Providence
President A G Doe of the Providence Eastern League Club buys a one year lease on the Rocky Point grounds used for Sunday games. Hugh Duffy, owner of the majority shares, must move Sunday matches or build a new $10,000 ball grounds outside Providence to keep play there. The Rocky Point site lies twelve miles from the club’s home park and the Eastern League plans to contest the territory with strong receipts from weekend games.
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Harvard Yale football tickets likely to sell out
Harvard and Yale fans face scarce seats for the November 23 stadium game as a large reduction in capacity limits available tickets. Regular applicants and borrowed applications may not be enough to meet demand. Students and alumni must file by 6 pm next Wednesday with money and a self addressed stamped envelope to Harvard Athletic Association Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Claverly Wins Harvard Dormitory Crew Race Finals
In the Harvard inter dormitory bumping races for the Filley cup the Claverly boat finished first in a mile and a half upstream contest near the Union boathouse. Randolph followed closely, Matthews placed third after strong pressure from Mt. Auburn street, with Claverly edging Randolph by about ten feet at the finish.
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Cornell Captain Faces Final Scrub Test
Ithaca N Y October 31 Captain George Tandy Cook of the Cornell football team will be given one more chance to win a position or return to the scrubs He is physically fit and a real test will decide if he can beat the Irishman to earn a spot against West Point or Pennsylvania otherwise he will serve as a substitute.
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Fire department transfers and reappointment ordered
Fire Commissioner Wells ordered transfers to take effect at 10 o clock this morning. W P Dungan moves from Chemical Company 8 to Ladder 11 W J Nolan from Engine Company 5 to Engine 20 Charles Inger sol from Ladder 18 to Engine 17 and F J Dobbratz from Ladder 11 to Ladder 17. Buckley reappointed after resignation to Chemical Company 3.
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W. J. Nolan
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Low and Morgan Win Country Club Golf
George Low and W F Morgan Jr surprised the field at Brookline Country Club by winning the Eastern Professional Golf Association foursomes with a 71. Their rivals Alex Campbell and G H Crocker had set a 72, tipped as favorites but fallen short.
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W. F. Morgan, Jr
Brookline Country Club
Alex. Campbell
G. H. Crocker
Cambridge Latin and Rindge Clash Today
Cambridge Latin and Rindge meet in a natural rivalry expected to draw local fans. Cambridge has led the series this year and aims for a strong win. Rindge struggles with player shortages and key losses, affecting its lineup.
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Cambridge
Harvard Tech cross country race set on Brookline course
Harvard and Tech runners meet in a 4 12 mile dual on the Highland Club course from West Roxbury to Brookline. Officials include judges G Emerson Harvard and F H Briggs Tech.
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