Harvard Faces Tigers In Crucial Football Clash
Harvard and Princeton meet on the gridiron in a pivotal early season game as Yale and Pennsylvania watch. Harvard departs with a full squad despite concerns over injuries while Princeton hopes to test strength in a key matchup that could shape Thanksgiving and season outcomes. Yale and Penn tailgate the result for future clashes and attendance implications.
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Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Elis
Springfield
Pennsylvania
Tigers
Valensians
Wile Pennsylvania
Harvard Square
Harvard Arrives for Princeton Game with Strong Talk of Real Football
Harvard football team of 34, led by Manager Moore and Coach Lewis, arrives at the Trenton House before facing Princeton. Captain Brewer, Hallowell, and Jaffray are hurt but slated to play. referee H L Pratt from Amherst. Harvard plans hard, straight football with no tricks, and believes Princeton is stronger than public belief. The squad departs hotel at 12:30 for the field tomorrow. lineup to match today’s papers.
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Eenee J
Harvard
Trenton House
Princeton
Moore
Lewis and Deland
Brewer
Hallowell
Jaffray
H L. Pratt
Amherst
Princeton All Ready for Tomorrow's Big Game
Princeton football trains in quiet prep on November 1 as signals and system play are refined for the clash. Dr Bovaird notes the squad is in fine condition while town excitement swells with alums arriving. grounds and stands are set, rain yesterday left the field in good shape, and officials anticipate large crowds.
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Princeton
N. J
Bovaird
Cts
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
Bowdoin Beats BAA In Muddy South End Gridiron Clash
Bowdoin and the BAA clashed on a muddy South End field as Bowdoin secured a 28 to 6 victory. Nate Anthony powered the BAA with five to twenty yard gains, while Tommar, Curtis, and Moulton produced sensational runs and a second half touchdown. Fans braved chilly conditions for a game marked by rough line play and notable scrambles.
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Bowdoin
Levens
South End
Wietches
Nate Anthony
Tommar
Curtis
Moulton
Eight Smith
Tom Tucker
B A A Wins Narrowly Over Bowdoin In Muddy Battle
B A A backs power through line and end runs to defeat Bowdoin 14 to 0. Curtis and Bert Waters star with long gains and touchdowns, Nate Anthony and Atherton also influential as the muddy clash unfolds with hard tackling and late-half surges. Attendance 400. Time halves 25 and 20 minutes.
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Anthony
Bert Waters
Curtis
Dick Waters
Bowdoin
Waters
Smith
Nate Anthony
Atherton
Fer Bowdoin Libby
Libby
Sownans
Ltessee Siaielocs
Eakaceatetey Newhegia
Ofde
Co. Veda
Moyne
Bates
Chelsea High Triumphs 16 to 0 Over Newton
Chelsea High defeats Newton 16 to 0 in a surprising junior league football game. Benford scores and leads a strong Chelsea attack while Newton’s defense and tackling are noted as solid despite the setback. Crowds disrupt play as Chelsea capitalizes on quick gains and a late touchdown to seal the win.
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Newton
Chelsea High
Chelsea
Somerville
Roxbury
Cook
Rogers
Garfinkle
Burdon
Lee
Benford
Noble
Mene
Grand
Stone
Cak
Gorfinkle
Xohlen Benford
Achuedesdredt
Fachensersssee
Pardon Benford
Cme
Hoppy a Winner at Soldiers Field
Cambridge man Hoppy wins senior contest at Soldiers Field in an event that proves his strength. Two-time champion Pete secures a notable finish as the meet highlights strong performances from local athletes.
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Pete
Maine
Soldiers Field
Jane E
Abomnions
Cambridge
Hoppy Edges Hopkinson Team In Narrow Scrappy Defeat
In a ragged clash Hopkinson’s eleven defeated Manual Training 16 to 6 as fumbles and misplays dominated the contest. Loudly contested drives featured Livermore and Jaynes for Hopkinson while Carleton and Murphy scored for Manual Training. Hoppy benefited from stronger line play and fewer errors. The game ended with Hoppy ahead 16 to 6 after a series of back and forth exchanges and disputed calls at Clover Field.
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Hoppy
Livermore
Carleton
Jaynes
Bartlett
Murphy
Sawin
Hallowell
Grant
Thompson
Happy
Hopeinson
Marehall
iMlowelt
Mr. Seeenter
Draper
Penn Falls to Chicago A A in Rough Exhibition
The University of Pennsylvania football team lost to the Chicago Athletic Association 12 to 4 in Philadelphia. Chicago showed superior offense and rough play, while Pennsylvanias stubborn defense kept the score closer. Penn’s lineup included Boyle and Hudelson, with coach Woodruff guiding the team amid booed calls to remove the collegians.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Chicago Athletic Association
Quakers
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Bell
Collegians
Williams
Woodruff
Chicago
A. Boyle
Blaney
Coffy
Sater F.b
Dedham and Hyde Park Tie In Junior Game At Stone Park
Dedham High and Hyde Park played to a 0-0 tie at Stone Park in a junior interscholastic contest. Key moments saw Dedham’s Kennington leave with a scalp wound and Warren retire due to injury, weakening Dedham. The match featured criss cross plays and solid tackles by Clark and teammates, with Park officials and attendance around 500. Time was two 20 minute halves.
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Scannell
Sleeper
Weld
Lee
Arnold
Fox
Merriman
Hallowell
WINEY
Carti
R.g
Warren Holmes
Halowell
Bull
Crane
Mosers
Addy
Mr. Brown
Dedham
Dedham High School
Hyde Park
Stone Park
Kennington
Warren
Palmer
Weston
Whittemore
Clark
Baker
Land
Delaney
Jones
Ralland
le Hig
Lutz
Saigngeests
Sey Wee
Mith
Melrose
William L. Edwarda
Thorne Missing From Yale West Point Clash
Yale football faces West Point with Captain Thorne sidelined by a weak knee for a fortnights recovery. Jerremy likely to fill his captaincy as Yale bets on a strong effort in their biggest test before traveling to New York and on to West Point.
Harvard Varsity Championship Series Ties Again
Harvard and opponent play a tight championship game ending in a 9 to 10 tie, mirroring Thursday's result. Both teams have shown strong form this fall, delivering a very close contest with balanced offense and defense.
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Harvard
Tufts and Technology Meet at South End Grounds This Afternoon
The Tufts and Technology football elevens clash at 3:30 this afternoon at the South End grounds in a rematch sparked by last year's disputed game. Both teams are eager to prove they are in the right and claim victory and bragging rights.
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Tufts and Technology
South End
Tech
Tufts
Cambridge Women Voters Plan Polling Arrangements
At Mrs Ole Bulls residence Cambridge a group organized for Tuesday referendum voting by women and men. Volunteers will staff each polling place all day distributing handbills and assisting turnout. Carriages will be stationed at several precincts to aid voters.
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Ole Bull
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Boston English High School Eleven Defeats Milton High
The second eleven from Boston English High School met Milton High School in Milton yesterday afternoon and won 14 to 0. Touchdowns were scored by Bell and ne.
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Boston English High School
Milton High School
Milton
Bell
Dorchester Second Eleven Beats Richfield 8 to 0
Dorchester High School's second team defeated Richfield yesterday afternoon in Dorchester by a score of 8 to 0. The game showcased strong defense and a scoring drive in the second quarter.
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Dorchester
Dorchester Hi School
Ritchfieild
GAMES TODAY COLLEGE MATCHES LISTED ACROSS NEW ENGLAND
Harvard plays Princeton in Princeton Yale hosts West Point in West Point Dartmouth meets Boston University in Hanover Bowdoin faces Boston University in Brunswick Williams meets Amherst in Amherst Bates plays Exeter in Exeter Brown vs Boston University in Providence Newton A A hosts Hyde Park in Newton Centre Newton A A second eleven meets Worcester Academy in Worcester Medford faces Winchester Malden clashes with Melrose Roxbury School opposes Roxbury Latin in the South End.
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Harvard
Princeton
Yale
West Point
Dartmouth
Boston University
Hanover
N. H. Bowdoin
Boston Combination
Brunswick
Williams
Amherst
Bates
Exeter
T. Mark’s
Souths College
Whitman
Whiteman
Brown
Providence
Newton A. A
Hyde Park
Newton Centre
Second Eleven
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Medford
Winchester
Malden
Melrose
Roxburyee School
Roxbury Latin
South End
Mercantile Bowlers Play Off at Boylston Alleys
Two league games last evening saw Batch elder Lincoln top Brown Durrell 2201 to 220 and Dennison Manufacturing beat Bradford Thomas 2378 to 2251 at Boylston street alleys.
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Boylston Street
Batchelder & Lincoln
Brown, Durrell & Co
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Princeton Wins Inter Collegiate Fall Invitation Shoot
Princeton tops Harvard and Yale at the Dayton Gun Club in New Jersey. The Princeton squad shot 120 birds of 160, besting Harvard with 116 and Yale with 98 as the meet produced several strong performances and records.
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Princeton
N. J
Dayton Gun Club
Harvard
Yale
Ambassador Stallion Ambassador Dies in Kalamazoo Farm Case
Kalamazoo Farm Company reports the death of the famed stallion Ambassador in Kalamazoo Michigan on the morning of November 1. The horse had notable value with past offers reaching sixty thousand dollars and a purchase price of unknown. The animal was linked to a lineup including Lady Wilkin Cuckoy Danotte and others noted for performances at a Blue Ribbon event.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Ambassador
Kalamazoo Farm Company
A. Browne & Co
Gubernatorial Williams and Quincy Rally Boston Democrats
A large Boston audience cheered Gubernatorial candidate George Fred Williams and Mayoralty candidate Josiah Quincy during a two night campaign sweep. Williams spoke in Ward 14 and Ward 19 venues including the Cabot Street bath house while Quincy drew crowds in Ward 7 16 and 14 praising a Boston for 1998. Both candidates were accompanied by party officials and local politicians as they urged big vote totals in forthcoming municipal and gubernatorial races.
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West End
Toronto
Boston
Ward 19
George Fred Williams
Josiah Quincy
Williams
Bath House
Cabot Street
Ward
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
John H. Sullivan
East
Corbett
James B. Carroll
Springfield
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Broadway
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Alderman Flood
Father Johnson
Dedham
Idate Willams
Senator McMorrow
Michael J. Murray
Wiliams
Vine Street
Alderman Dever
Senate
Hutchinson
Republican City Committee
Willams
Republican Organization
Senator Hoar
Donovan
Providence
Massachusetts
Mr. Quincy
Hawkins Street
Timothy Murphy
George Fred Wilams
Quincy
John W. Leahon
South Boston
John BH
Russell
Charles 8.Hamlin
John W. Corcoran
Faneuill
Spelln Hall
Old Court House
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Curtis Hall
Jamaica
Flain
Wila
Ne Duim Street
Moved ad by Set ue LeSeiens saat sol Burt
An oddly garbled ad fragment mentions a move and names Burt and a wines reference. readable elements indicate a classified notice but details are unclear and incomplete.
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Set
Ue Leseiens Saat Sol Burt
Williams on Corporations and Boston street railway debate
The speech denounces corporate privilege in public utilities, urging the people to curb West End Street Railway power. It compares Boston to Toronto under city control, calling for fair fares, shorter hours, higher wages, and public accountability. It urges a Democratic win to restore the people’s rights and push reforms in Massachusetts.
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Wiliams
Williams
DEM
Party of the People
People's Advocate
Tribune
New Republic
Massachusetts
Boston
West End Street Railway
United States
Toronto
West End Company
Canada
West End Railway Company
West End Street Railway Company
South
Senate
House
Democratic Party
Carpenters Threaten Strike Over Sagamore Hotel Work
Lynn Nov 1 The Carpenters Union may strike the Sagamore Hotel project on Union Street led by William C Thompson. A three member committee will press for non union workers to be discharged or join the union, with an ultimatum to Thompson expected tomorrow.
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Lynn
Carpenters’ Union
Sagamore
William C. Thompson
Unio Street
Yron L. Delano
John B. Cowper
William L. van Blarcom
Thorpson
Carpenters’ Organization
Masons
Committee of the Carpenters’ Union
Mr. Thompson
Polo Results From Fall River and Providence Meets
Polo results report competitions across Fall River and Providence with events at Fall River and Pawtucket venues. Schools and clubs listed include participants from Fall River and surrounding areas with multiple teams scoring in various divisions.
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Fall River
Providence
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