Harvard Rout Weslayan in Ragged Narrow Victory
Harvard crushed Wesleyan 34 to 0 at Soldiers Field as Harvard moved toward Yale game with a ragged showing. Doucette, Bouve, Swain, Dibblee and Sawin starred, while Wesleyan suffered from fumbled punts and weak receiving. Brown shifts to end to bolster Harvard's line after injuries and end-play concerns linger ahead of Yale.
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Williams
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Salvation Oil Claims Quick Relief for Rheumatism
Wonders Never Cease. A testimonial from Mrs. E. J. Phelps of Enfield Connecticut says Salvation Oil relieved sciatic rheumatism after two bottles. The ad states the product is sold by dealers for 25 cents and includes an odd line about taking 10 substitute.
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Harvard 99 Falls 12 8 in Class Championship
Freshmen of Harvard lose the class championship to the juniors 12 to 8 in wind disrupted play. Daly absence hinders kicking as the freshmen threaten to tie, while late scoring by the freshmen is nullified by a fumble. Scrapping marred the game despite a spirited effort by Daly and Jaynes.
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Cornell Fumbles After Harvard Defeat with Injuries
Ithaca notes indicate Cornell football remains shaken by the Harvard game with Reed Loeder McLaughlin Lee Schoch and Captain McKeever injured. Scrubs outplayed the varsity early then the varsity scored three touchdowns. Reed and McLaughlin likely sit out vs Pennsylvania State College. Sleicher impressed at fullback and will start tomorrow at training table as substitute for rest of season. Coach Warner plans lineup changes to strengthen weak points before Saturday’s game and a potential test against Williams on the 13th and Thanksgiving clash with Penn.
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N. Y
Cornell
Harvard
Reed
Loeder
McLaughlin
Lee
Schoch
McKeever
Scrubs
Pennsylvania State College
Sleicher
Warner
Princeton
Williams
Pennsylvania
Penn team grinds out scrimmage with eight quick TDs
University of Pennsylvania football coach Woodruff led nearly two hours of practice. The varsity beat the scrub by eight touchdowns in a half hour of play, with a strong defense and fast pace, allowing seven downs instead of four.
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Philadelphia
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Woodruff
Lehmann to lead Harvard crew with new training approach
Harvard's R C Lehmann arrives in New York to supervise candidates and implement a revised training plan. He favors river rowing over gym and tank sessions, aims to prevent overtraining, and expects a Hudson crew by June to challenge Yale and Cornell. Yale may race Cornell on Thames if feasible.
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R. C. Lehmann
Harvard
New York
Anterview
Lehmann
Goodrich
Hudson
Yale
Cornell
Thames
Pin League Crowns Kirby Team With Top 1299 Score
Sudburys sits in second place with 1289 pins as Candle Pin League divisions roll on a revised schedule. Kirby of South Boston leads Division B with 1299, Farrell tops with 279 in a single string, while other teams like the Pythians of Chelsea and the Boylston club post notable totals in a night of ten games.
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Farrell
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Goodbury
Columbias
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Cambridge
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Roxbury Latin 4 Dedham High 0 in Brookline clash
Roxbury Latin defeats Dedham High 4 to 0 on Brookline Common to edge toward Southern Division title. Maynard scores a second half touchdown after Ticknor rushes to the 2-yard line. Dedham battles but falls short against Roxbury’s advancing play. Attendance 700.
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Brookline Common
Dedham
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Colby
Paul
McGlashen
Brennan
Farmer
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Boyce
Brookline
Linesimen
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Boyd
Colby Beats Bowdoin In Classic 16 to 0 Gridiron Clash
Colby defeated Bowdoin 16 to 0 in Waterville as Colby’s teamwork and criss cross running overwhelmed Bowdoin. Rice Alden and Brooks starred for Colby while Stanwood Moulton and Clark led Bowdoin. Spectators from U. of M. and Brunswick witnessed the game.
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Colby- Bowdoin
Bowdoin
Colby
Rice
Alden
Brooks
Stanwood
Moulton and Clark
Peaches
U. of M
Brunswick
Harvard Second Eleven at Andover Football Clash
Harvard second eleven met Phillips Academy at Andover on November 4 in a game of college prep football. The contest featured early strong play from Harvard with multiple drives stalling near the goal line while Phillips Academy answered with disciplined defense and a steady running game. The result reflected a close, competitive encounter typical of preparatory school fixtures.
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Boxing Bouts Postponed in Schenectady Tonight
In Schenectady New York on November 3 boxing bouts scheduled for tonight were postponed to next Wednesday due to Mohawk Athletic Club failing to secure a charter.
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Ex league stars on staff seek two more additions
Milwaukee houses fifteen ex league players on its staff and negotiations for two more. Patsey Donovan is tipped to wear a Cincinnati uniform next season while DeMontreville has not missed a Washington game in two years.
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Slocum
James A. R. Elliott
Fred Gilbert
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E. C. Bredin
F. EB. Bacon
Catford
Charley Kilpatrick
East Boston Athletic Club Aids Football Teear In Training
The piece notes football practice at Campello by Brockton and Yale coaches concerns over Cadwalader's retirement. It mentions Cavanaugh at Dartmouth, Princeton strength, Bolles at Boston College, Yale Princeton freshman game cancellation, and BC versus Newtowne practice at OCherles River Park with various players named in passing.
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Newtown Club Visits Geldon Club In Massachusetts Meet
Newtown Club of Cambridge visited Geldon Club of Everett for the Massachusetts inter club tournament. The clubs split events with Newtown winning bowling, Glen dons taking billiards and whist. Newtown led early with a 908 string, trailing by 106 pins.
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Geldon Club
Everett
Massachusetts
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Clark
Brooklyn Women Lead Unique Bowling League Scene
The article notes Brooklyn as possibly the only U S city with a women’s bowling league. It highlights Commonwealth Bicycle Club women’s Monday gatherings, a shift toward candlepin play, top players like Charley Kink and Johnnie Shaw, and teams in Fall River New Bedford Providence and nearby towns. It mentions Hall holding a three string record, Ralph Clark as Old Colony champion, Dan Brown bowling for Brown Durrell, and Knowles posting 278 in a candlepin game.
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Johnnie Shaw
Whitman
Hall
Ralph Clark
Dan Brown
South Bostons
Maldens
Brown, Durrell Company
Dan
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Knowles
Carruth
Carruths
Back Bay
Trinity Court
Dartmouth Street
J. H. McCarthy
Jefferson & Reynolds Alleys
Trinity Alleys
Boxing Gossip Sets Referees for Waldorf A C Show
Brooklyn Jimmy Carroll named referee Gus Tuthill official timer Johnny Dunn announcer for four ten round bouts at the former Broadway A C. Matches include Ward Barrett 115 lbs Patterson Hannigan 122 lbs Leon Dever 118 lbs Ryan Peterson 140 lbs.
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Jimmy” Carroll
Waldorf A. C
New York
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Johnny Dunn
Broadway A. C
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Billy Barrett
Frank Patterson
Jack Hannigan
Benny Leon
Johnny Dever
Tommy Ryan
Harry Peterson
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Peter Jackson
Charley Johnson
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Jack Slavin
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South Africa
Dick Moore
Pat Raedy
Washington
England
Dick O’brien
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Patsy Haley
Joe Elms
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Jimmy Barry
Pat Daly
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Paddy Ryan
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Tom O'Rourke
Walcott
George Dixon
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Fitz
Picture Syndicate
Walter Long
Roanoke Club
Steve Mahoney
Charley McCoy
Charlestown
Island City A. C
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Timmy Kearns
Manchester
N. H
Hach
Tommy Tracy
Griffo
St. Louis Coliseum
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John Campbell
Pottsville
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Tim Kearns
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Election talk and campaign trail in Massachusetts division
A newspaper excerpt covers election hopes for chief consul candidate Sterling Elliott in the Massachusetts Division of the L A W a campaign recount and voter appeals. It notes circulating circulars attacking Elliott and alleges misdeeds by opponents while recounting a history of the A C Co and arguments over a bicycle bill.
Press Cycle Club Backing Elliott Despite Opposition Claims
Secretary Austin W. Pease states the Boston club favors Elliott in the chief consulship race. He notes that a president and some members once opposed him, but canvassing shows two thirds of L A W members will vote Elliott. J E Towne, Co. W Four drinmer, and Warner Demond corroborate.
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Word From Elliott Backed By Dwyer On Baggage Bill
Dwyer, pivotal in presenting the Massachusetts bicycle baggage bill to the House, defends Sterling Elliott against criticism. He notes Elliott attended all committee and railroad board meetings and that any compromise was the best possible given Boston wheel men’s limited interest. He cites Senator Quinn as introducer and asserts he tracked supporters and opponents.
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E Watt
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Bicycle notes and club updates from Brighton article
The notice says the driveway entrance from Commonwealth Avenue to the Reservoir opposite Lake Street in Brighton is closed as dangerous for cyclists. It lists the A C C bowling committee members and notes chairman Jackson will convene after acceptances. Also mentions the Morgan Wright repair shop move to Boylston Square, a Lovell Diamond 98 model arriving at Broad Street, and Kan garoo Road Club prize winners at Jamaica Plain with recipients McLaughlin Lynn Ellis and Molleson.
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Brighton
Joseph A. Jackson
Massachusetts B. C
Mr. Rourk
Waltham C. C
G. F. Newhall
Roslindale C. C
H. H. Wheeler
Roxbury B. C
D. G. Story
Jackson
Morgan & Wright
Boylston Square
Washington Street
Boylston
Lovell
Broad Street
Jamaica Plain
School Street
J. H. McLaughlin
Lynn
H. A. Ellis
E. P. Molleson
Medfield
Joe Sullivan Dies at 37 Prince Street Home
Joseph D. Sullivan former St. Louis Browns player died yesterday morning at his Charlestown home from consumption. Funeral planned for today. His baseball career began with the Clydes in 1890 and included Providence Syracuse Albany and Troy before joining Washington and later Philadelphia in 1894. He was traded on June 28, 1896, and did not play last season due to ill health.
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St. Louis Browns
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Charlestown
Sullivan
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Maine League Roller Polo Notes Highlight Local Talent
Augusta hosts roller polo before games as Jim Phaicn of Bath leads skilled players in Maine League. Dick Furbush to captain Lewiston, Furby to play halfback, Leighton may referee in the big league, and Bath signs John Burgess from Fall River as a new tend. An event at Fall River Club included gifts of a gold watch and cuff buttons.
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Fred Klobedanz
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Dick Furbush
Lewiston
Dave Tarrant
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Connell
John McKay
Woburn
Salem
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White
John Burgess
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Jim
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