Harvard Charges Up Squad With Charging Machine Practice
Harvard coaches revived the charging machine to drive aggressiveness in the Crimson line. At Soldiers Field players sprinted to strike a padded two foot high board on rollers after a pistol crack. Sperry and Wendell starred in a 40 yard end run and a kickoff TD by Wendell. Matthews and Schoenfuss drew attention as promising new varsity candidates. Meier and Noyes impressed in scrimmage while Starr handled quarterback duties in the lineup.
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Meier
Noyes
Starr
Harvard May Play Colored Men At Ends
Harvard varsity football faces Yale with two colored players, Jones and Matthews, likely to start at end positions. Both Exeter alumni, Jones noted for tackle skill and speed, Matthews for end play and baseball leadership. Neither played last season but joined after coaches urged strong chances to excel. Jones appeared two weeks ago, Matthews today.
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Yale
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Matthews
Exeter
Hogan
Crimson
Chicago Middles Down Missouri Boys 37 to 0
Chicago tops Missouri 37 to 0 at Franklin Field with Soule scoring five touchdowns. Burke Crain credited on TDs. Welsh adds goal. Jones from Missouri injured in second half. Umpire Prescott. linesmen Cummings and Jones. Time 20-minute halves.
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Missouri
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Annapolis
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Burling
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Carigan Welcher
R. G
Carney
Hagburg
Boutivelle Ross
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CREO
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L.e
Leary Farrell
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Q. B
Jeffries Soule
McGrath Chain
Somerville High blank Salem High at Broadway Field
Somerville High football team defeated Salem High 30 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Broadway Field Somerville. The win keeps Somerville undefeated in regional play and boosts hopes for playoff seeding. Salem failed to score and struggled on offense as Somerville controlled the game.
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Salem High
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Harvard Faces Dartmouth and Yale as Football Stories Multiply
Harvard hopes hinge on a Dartmouth clash while Dartmouth sends 500 fans to Hanover to root the team. East Boston’s Ronan Grady stars for Annapolis and Navy expects Grady to shine against West Point. Kansas City signs Max Van Hall from Boylston A. C. Freshman Grant weighs 161 pounds and may be too light for Harvard’s center. Enthusiasm for Thanksgiving games grows with interest from the Peabodys of Ashmont and Hyde Park clubs seeking 115-120 pound opponents.
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West Point
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Max van Hall
Boylston A. C
Kansas City
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P. Murray
Mallett Street
Dorchester
Perkins Academy
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Hyde Park
John A. Craft
Massasoit Street
Commonwealth Park
South Boston
Clinkers
St. Augustines
Newton High
Cambridge
Boston
Dash
Kennedy Park
Rindge
Somerville High
Leo Hafford
Quinona Promised To Purify Blood And Boost Health
A testimonial ad claims Quinona cleanses the blood and clears a skin rash after a smallpox scare. R B Porter of West Somerville reports rapid rash relief after three weeks. Augusta City Hospital endorses Quinona as a strength tonic. The firm offers a $1 bottle and free medical advice from the Quinona Co.
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Quinona CO
Hartford St
Boston
Brown Dominates Tufts 41 to 0 in Providence
Brown defeated Tufts 41 to 0 in Providence. Brown scored four touchdowns in the first half and three in the second, with substitutions and minimal fumbles. Touchdowns came from Ehmke Cobb Walsh Welkert Savage Chase and all conversions credited to Russ Colter J Umpire Pulsifer of Bates refs Bowdoin Pendleton.
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Ingalls
Schwinn
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Jewett Higgins
Ieee
Ban Conklin
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Edee Cole Sigering Colter
Coccacossee
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Thomas
J. P. Jones
Hazard
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T. T
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Schwartz
Buchanan Whalen
Weikert
Aout
Bates
Pendleton
Bowdoin
Wolfe
Princeton
Waltham High Beats Burdett Lynn 2 0 In Football Match
Waltham High defeats Burdett Lynn in a 2 to 0 victory at the old Bicycle park before 900 spectators. Injuries to White, Chase, and Scribner did not prevent a strong comeback as Riley scored two end runs and Taylor added a goal from the field. Captain Taylor kicked a 30 yard place goal in the second half. Atwood added an opening score and Riley completed the scoring summary with two touchdowns for Waltham High.
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Burdett School
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Scribner
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Thompson Mahoney
Moet Gov ieeeeCuawe
Ener Riley
H. Tee
Putman Atwood
L 'Ida Todaon Kershy
Fife
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Jackson
Grow
Lower Mittlers win Exeter interclass series title
In Exeter New Hampshire on November 2 the final game of the Phillips Exeter Academy interclass series was played after a prior tie. The lower middlers defeated the seniors in a hard fought game by 6 to 0 with 1907 securing the ball in the class rush.
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Football Games Today at Com Rd and Lowell
Two high school football games slated today Crowell High visits Somerville High at Com Rd while Medford High travels to Lowell to face Crowell High in another clash Both games feature local rivals and seek early season wins for momentum
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Somerville High
Crowell High
Medford High
Lowell
Great Medium Wins Five Heat Race at Woonsocket
At Woonsocket Trotting Park on November 2 Great Medium defeated Rose Mack in a tight finish to win the unfinished 2:27 trot fifth heat. Alfalfa the Wilkes mare won the 2:16 pace, Little Heart was distanced in the second heat, and several other heats remained unfinished as delays led to a $25 fine for Davis for delaying the fourth heat.
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Newsboy
Davis
Weld crews win races in Harvard fall crew meet
Harvard fall crew races on a two mile Charles River course saw Weld win the opening duel over Newell by a small margin. In the second race Newell third crew dominated with Weld taking second and Newell fourth third. Details list Weld and Newell crews with stroke seats rowers and coxswains.
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Charles River Basin
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Newell
Groton Wins Annual Football Clash With St. Mark's 11–0
Groton defeated rival St. Mark's 11 to 0 in the annual game, breaking through in the second half after St. Mark's fumbled near the goal line three times. Rumsey’s 70 yard punt and Groton's weighty line overpowered the lighter visitors, with Groton scoring two touchdowns in the final 25 minutes as spectators praised the hard fought affair.
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Dorchester High Team Overstated Claim Provokes Debate
An expert ridicules Dorchester High's claim to be the best New England school team. He notes North Division High of Chicago would beat Dorchester easily, and cites recent results and upcoming games against Somerville and English High to challenge Dorchester's boast.
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New England
Windy City Boys
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Finemen
Lawrence High
Somerville
English High
Boston
Boxing Gossip Questions Gans Doping Linked to Monday Fight
The column questions if Gans was doped in the Monday bout with Britt and notes rivalries and possible rematches. It mentions Willie Fitzgerald challenging Gans, Terry McGovern’s plans against Britt, and Chelsea boxing club plans amid a controversial anti prizefighting circular.
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al Herford
Risco
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Ious
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Chester Goodwin
George Murray
Dandelion Wins Jamaica Handicap In Close Finish
Dandelion, a 15 to 20 favorite, easily takes the Remsen handicap at Jamaica by two lengths over Gamara, with Pasadena a length back. Bar le Duc, a 50 to 1 shot, edges Brigand by a head in the second race as Diamond The Huguenot Eagle and Gold Bleur also win other races.
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Philadelphia Club Sold by Sheriff
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club was sold under sheriff’s auction for 518 dollars. The noteholders who advanced 30,000 now hold the tangible assets and the club is in the hands of Arthur Newbold as leaseholder trustee. A meeting will decide whether old stockholders stay in baseball or a new company takes over. Philadelphia will remain in the National League pending that outcome.
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Somerset High Roller Leads City League Bowling
Somerset posted the top team score 1409 in last evening’s City league bowling contests. Finnegan of Boylston tied for high single with 304 on 110, while Christopher of Carruth matched the 110 string for the high single. Somerset won two of three from Webster. Rexford swept Murray Irwin, Carruth took two of three from McCarthy. Boylston swept Hub. City Hall defeated St. James.
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Arlington Boat Club hosts 999th A A league game
Arlington Boat Club in Mystic Valley hosted the 999th A A meet. The home team won three straight games and posted 2690 total pins, a season high. Durgin led with 605 series and 215 angle as top individual scores among participants.
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City gyms seek reversal on league basketball ban
Municipal gym enthusiasts press a petition to the Bath Commission to permit a municipal basketball league and a series of games this season. Trustees say last winter's schedule overburdened gymnasiums, but public disappointment and strong interest push for reversing the decision and allowing games as before. The prior series was a notable athletic event last season.
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Three Boylston Teams Seek Away Games This Month
Three Boylston clubs, each with 130, 120, and 112 pound teams, seek away games this month. Manager G. Linberg, 24 Boylston Street, Jamaica Plain, notes all games will be played away. South Boston Y M C A lists November dates and requests matches with all registered teams on open dates. Curran, 701 Sixth Street, South Boston, handles arrangements.
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Rally for Douglas in Waltham Tomorrow Night
Waltham nov 2 arrangements are being perfected for a rally in Endicott Hall next Friday evening in support of Douglas. Frank K. Foster and J. D. Cowper will be the speakers.
Boxing bouts and matches announced across several cities
World of Sport notes multiple boxing intrigues. J Me Corbett and Fitzsimmons fought once in Nevada. Chelsea Jimmy Briggs and Terry McGovern met once. Jack Root and Tommy Ryan arranged at 165 pounds with a November 15 potential Chicago area bout. Charley Neary versus Tommy Mowatt set for Milwaukee. Honey Mellody to fight Barney Turey in St Louis. debate on a fair bet. Herrara born in the U S. McGovern defeated by Herrara in 1901. boxing instructor Steve O'Donnell listed in Boston.
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Boston Rangers Challenge Celtics of Malden in Gaelic Football
The Boston Rangers Football Club challenges the Celtics of Malden to a Gaelic football game on Thanksgiving Day. The Rangers’ challenge to the State has not been accepted, and they have selected the Celtics as their opponent.
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Rangers
Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey Promoted for Invalids
A vintage advertisement touts Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey as a mild, pure, and concentrated tonic for the sick room. It emphasizes its smooth flavor, aroma, and suitability for weak stomachs, sold in sealed full quart bottles with a facsimile signature of Chester H. Graves & Sons.
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Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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