Harvard Penn clash outlook and practice notes
Harvard faces Penn with McCracken possibly in the lineup and Devens set to start. Coaches, including Howland Russell, drill fast two hour sessions while Ellis Sawin and Gre yash shine. Betting odds favor Penn though Harvard hopes fall on new formations and disciplined play ahead of kickoff.
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Penn
Harvard
Gierash
Lawin
L. E
Campbell
L. T
Eaton
R. G
Lee
Sargent
Barnard
Rt. T
Lawrence
R. E
Hallowell
G. B
Daly
R. B
R. H
Devens
F. B
Penns Men Arrive for Game Preparations at Auburndale
Pennsylvania football coach Woodruff arrives with twenty two players at Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale in good form. Players practice at Newton Centre and Newton A A grounds as Harvard protest over McCracken is discussed. Penn names lineup for Saturday with McCracken and Graves in key roles amid spectator visitors and scrubs arriving later.
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Woodruff
Pennsylvania
Woodland Park
Auburndale
Newton A. A
Newton Centre
Newton
Soldiers Field
McCracken
Hare
Graves
Theodore Lane Bean
Quakers
Harvard
Se Rursae
Philadelphia
Penn
L. E
Davidson
Zimmerman
McCluskey
R. G
Teas
Wallace
R. E
Gardiner
M Benn
Jordan's Draw Strategy in Transatlantic Checker Match
The international checker games at the American House press on with two draws yesterday. Jordan aims to force draws by sticking to book lines as Barker pushes for original play. Attendance remains large as the sixteenth day passes with Jordan a game ahead.
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America
Bristol
Jordan
Barker
Description of Saturday checker game in Boston Sunday Post
Reader learns of a full description of the checker match between Jordan and Barker on Saturday Oct 27 with a diagram of the critical point, in the Boston Sunday Post of Oct 28. Send your name to the editor at the Post to receive a clipping.
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Whitinsville
Messrs
Jordan and
Barker
Boston Sunday Post
Three Americans to Play in Monte Carlo Chess Tourney
Word from M. Arnous de Riverra of Paris announces the great international chess and salt tournies under Monte Carlo salons will run Feb 1 to March 15. Twenty thousand francs are guaranteed for prizes. only twelve of the world’s strongest players are invited, including Pillsbury Showalter and Marshall of the United States. Rules echo those of the last Paris international tournament.
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New York
M. Arnous de Riverra
Paris
Salta
Monte Carlo
Pillsbury
Showalter
Marshall
Harvard Penn game betting and team notes from Boston streets
A rafter cane from Old South Meeting House is exhibited in a Milk Street store as a Harvard player earns the gift by team vote after the Harvard Penn game. Betting favors Penn in New York while Harvard followers in Boston push even money. Ticket plans for the championship games split seating by class, with a 400 seat cheering center for seniors and juniors. Benham is deemed too light for Yale end. Heckard stays at halfback for the Baltimore Medical College team. Denver Athletic Club, coached by Frank Cavanaugh, has yet to be scored on. Georgetown beats Richmond 52 to 0, averaging a touchdown every two minutes to set a record.
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Harvard
McCracken
Graves
Hollis
Penn
Warvard
Kendall
Devens
Quakers
Howland Russell
Roberts
Ellis
Sawin
Graydon
Cambridge
Harvard Square
Varsity
Greyash
Milk Street
New York
Washington Street
Princeton
Yale
Benham
Uheckard
Brooklyn
Baltimore Medical College
Denver Athletic
Club Eleven
Frank Cavanaugh
Worcesvere
Stagg
Chicago
Hare
Columbia
Dorset
Richmond College
Georgetown
Eight Clubs in Insurance Bowling League Schedule
The Insurance Bowling League reorganizes with eight clubs including G. O. Carpenter & Son J. C. Paige & Co. and Travelers Insurance. Season runs Nov 5 to March 26 at St James alleys. Frank A. Nutt elected president and J. F. Elder secretary treasurer. Detailed weekly matchups listed from Nov 5 through March 25 including Travelers facing Employers Liability Paige & Co. and Carpenter & Son in multiple rounds.
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Insurance Bowling League
G. O. Carpenter & Son
J. C. Paige & Co
D. W. Bennett & Co
Darling & Russell
F. G. Macomber
Employers’ Liability
Travelers’ Insurance Co
Board of Underwriters
Aonthe
J. James Alleys
Frank A. Nutt
J. F. Elder
Paige & Co
Carpenter & Son
Macomber
Darling & R
Travelers
Employers
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Carpenter & Fon
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Cater & Son
Liabilat
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Darling & Ussell
Paige
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Carpenter & Sen
Iiability
Carter & Son
Paige Co
Bennett &Co
Bennett
Anno Paige & Co
Carpenter
Ove Macomber
Darling & Mssell
Paige& Co
Page & Co
Independent Candle Pin League forms in South End region
Six clubs Jamaica Columbus Brookside Sumner Warren Institute outline season from November through March with five prizes totaling 100 dollars. Schedule lists numerous matches between Sumner Brookside Jamaica Columbus Institute and Warren across November February, ending March 1.
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South End
Institutes
Warrens
Sumners
Brooksides
Jamaica
Columbus
Columbus Avenue A
Sumner
Brookside
Institute
Warren
Nstitute
Columbus Warren
S—Brooks
Butter Beats Produce In Marketmen League Walkover
The Butter team swept Produce three straight in the Carruth alleys last evening. Kilton posted the highest string and Kinsman the top individual total as Butter dominated throughout the match.
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Kilton
Kinsman
Doherty
Clarkenee
Snow
W.L. Arews
G. Topi
A. Cc Fisher
B. H. Thatcher
Sequase R. Bennet
North Shores and A W W Company Lead Narrow Beating Night
The North Shores beat the Beacons three straight games last night, while the A W W Company posted even larger margins over Curtisse Company. Scores not fully shown.
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North Shores
Beacons
Curtisse Company
Boston boxing swindle exposed as club plot collapses hopes
In Boston a fraud scheme targets patrons and prominent businessmen with a promised prize fighting club. Investigative notes reveal checks and cash paid as pre fees, with promoters hiring one man weekly to drum up memberships. Oscar Gardiner vs Martin Flaherty set at the Coliseum amid further boxing plans and rival bouts in Lawrence and Brockton.
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Boston
Ugus
Saugus
Revere
John Graham
Boston Athletic Association
Washington Street
Columbia Theatre
Tom Seabrooke
Post
Oscar Gardiner
Martin Flaherty
Crescent Athletic Club
Coliseum
Hartford
Flaherty
Omaha
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Billy Gardner
Andy Daly
Lawrence
Tim Callahan
Brockton
Gardner
Jack Smith
Crescent Club
Smith
Daly
Wrecker Dan
Joe Robinson
Bob Montgomery
Billy Martin
Robinson
J. A. Smith
Montgomery
B. H. Benton
Roy Roy
Motor Tricycle Record Attempt Ends After Oil Valve Breakage
Kenneth A. Skinner abandoned his New York to Boston motor tricycle run after a rock fractured the oil valve, causing a hole in the oil-bottom case. He plans another attempt next week, aiming to avoid the obstacle near Springfield. Other riders like Henshaw and Banker return from travels or racing, with futures set for indoor events and Long Island races after the Madison Square Garden show.
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Kenneth A. Skinner
Boston
New York
Springfield
Hartford
Charles S&s Henshaw
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Long Island Automobile Club
Isaac B. Potter
Columbus Avenue
W. S. Ells
Metropolitan
Copley Square
Brockton
Cambridge Nonpariel seeks games with top state teams
The Cambridge Nonpariel basketball team reorganizes and wants to arrange games with the strongest teams in the state. Contact F. P. Crowley at Cambridgeport Gymnasium in Cambridgeport for arrangements.
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey sells in full quart bottles
You can tell malt whiskey by Graves Maryland bottle with the Graves & Sons seal. The whiskey is uncolored, unsweetened, unadulterated and mild flavored. Available from druggists at a moderate cost in full quart bottles.
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Graves
Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Dore Seeks Re election for Street Commissioner
James A. Gallivan announces candidacy for street commissioner. John B. Dore says he will run for re election before the Democratic convention and stands by his record. He cites support from party leaders including John F. Fitzgerald John H. Lee Martin M. Lomasney and Harry Nawn and vows to fight to retain the office.
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James A. Gallivan
Post
John B. Dore
John F. Fitzgerald
Martin M. Lomasney
Harry Nawn
Morse Against McKinley and Bryan as Voter Protest
Eminent lawyer Robert Morse says he will not vote for McKinley or Bryan, registering protest against imperialism by abstaining. He regards the congressional scene as the key issue and believes a House majority opposed to imperialistic measures would curb administration policy and restrain military expansion.
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Robert M. Morse
Post
McKinley
Bryan
Morse
Faxon of Quincy backs Naphen for Congress
Henry H. Faxon, temperance advocate from Quincy, says he will vote for Naphen for Congress and deems him a safe, nonpartisan choice with a calm, dignified record. He condemns the Republican party for not enforcing the anti-canteen law and declines to support Bryan for president.
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Bryan
Quincy
Henry H. Faxon
Temperance
Republican Party
Naphen
Congress
Mr. Faxon
Pierce's Aid Campaign Boosts Pierce in Tenth District
The Republican State committee takes charge of Dr. George Pierce's congressional bid, touring the tenth district to mobilize Republican voters. Ex-Congressman Atwood supports Pierce while party backers, including City hall patronage, mobilize for victory as polls approach.
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Republican State Committee
George
Pierce
State Committee
Harrison H. Atwood
Republican Congressional Committee
Atwood
Dr. Pierce
Cove Street
Rally for Pierce in Roxbury Armory Hall Nov. 2
Republicans of the tenth district announce a rally at Armory Hall Roxbury corner Warren and Dudley streets Friday evening November 2 in support of congressional candidate Dr. George B. Pierce Speakers include Hon James M Beck of Washington D C former U S district attorney under Cleveland and Congressman E W Roberts Dr Pierce and Hon W Towle will also speak
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Tenth District
Armory Hall
Warren and
Dudley Streets
Roxbury
Congress
George B. Pierce
James M. Beck
Washington, D. C
United States
Cleveland
E. W. Roberts
Ooen
Pierce
W. Towle
Largest Golf Meet Yet Held by Local Club at Clyde Park
J C Thorpe won the gross prize in the Country Club open handicap at Clyde Park Brookline with a 85 total from two rounds. J M Hunnewell of Oakley took the net prize with 79, tied for second net were F W Lord of Oakley and W B Merrill of Brae Burn. About 115 entered, 106 handed in cards. course in fine condition. no wind. next days feature handicap versus bogey and Saturday members’ events.
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Clyde Park
Brookline
J. C. Thorpe
J. M. Hunnewell
Oakley Country Club
F. W. Lord
Oakley
W. B. Merrill
Brae Burn
J. G. Thorpe
Thorpe
New England
Brookline Club
Myopia
Bar Harbor
H. Lindsley
C. R. Henderson
Harvard
Lindsley
J. Nelson Manning
Charles B. Cory
Wollaston
C . B. Merrill
F. Lord
Gle
G. C. Dutton
Country Club
Milliner Sues Lynn Man for 10000 Damages
Mrs. Francis Hatch of Columbus avenue sues H. O. Newhall for $10,000 alleging assault on July 5, 1897. Judge Richardson hears crowded Superior Civil Court session with Emma Neal of Cambridge as witness. Defense calls witnesses praising Newhall, including Lynn Mayor Shepherd.
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Francis Hatch
Columbus Avenue
H. O. Newhall
Lynn
Richardson
Hatch
Newhall
Emma Neal
Cambridge
Earned Big Profits in Fall River Mills Elections
Seaconnett and Mechanics Mills stockholders elected officers after hearing treasurers reports. Seaconnett earned $82,000 in the year on $600,000 capital, about 14 percent. Mechanics reported $117,000 earnings, over 16 percent, with a surplus near $185,000.
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Fall River
Seaconnett and
Mechanics’ Mills
Seaconnett
Mechanics’ Corporation
Carnegie Institute Founders Day Draws 6000 at Schenley Park
Pittsburg Penn November 1 Founders Day of Carnegie Institute celebrated with over 6000 people at the Schenley Park entrance. The crowd expressed appreciation to Andrew Carnegie and welcomed the day’s guest Minister Wu Ting-fang. Letters of regret were read from President McKinley and other notable figures.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Carnegie Institute
Schenley Park
Andrew Carnegie
Wu Ting-fang
McKinley
Colored vote for Sullivan at Kendall Street gathering
A large group of colored Republican voters met at No 8 Kendall street last night to discuss politics. J A Sullivan's name came up repeatedly and he is expected to receive strong support at the polls for Senator on election day.
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Sullivan
Kendall Street
J. A. Sullivan
Senator
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