Football Games Wanted in Boston Area Saturday Tryouts
Advertisements seek football teams for Nov. 6 and Thanksgiving day games. Welden A. C. of Roslindale requests 125 pound squads. Madison A. C. of Charlestown seeks 125 to 185 pound teams. Everett A. A. aims for a Thanksgiving morning clash at Everett High School. Roxbury Athletics invites any 130 pound team for Nov. 6. Contacts listed with addresses and phone numbers.
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Welden A. C
Roslindale
Frank H. Barnett
Brookfield Street
Madison A. C
Charlestown
EE. O'Sullivan
Bunker Hill Street
Everett A. A
Everett High School
Everett-Melrose
Harold F. Tuells
High Street
Everett
Roxbury
George Taylor
Great Bankrupt Sale Closes 60 Days Early At Washington Street
Police move to quell disorder as 47 store operators end six year run with a Great Bankrupt Sale. Inventory valued at $20 000 must go by January 1. Stores urge early purchases of overcoats suits trousers shoes and boys clothing at 975 Washington St near Castle across from the Columbia Theatre. Yellow signs fill the front, 20 extra salesmen sought, sale opens Saturday at 11 30 p m.
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Washington St
Cor
Castle
Columbia Theatre
Nelson Arrives in Boston for Columbia Theatre Engagement
Battling Nelson the lightweight champion and real estate dealer arrived in Boston for a week at the Columbia Theatre starting Monday. He brings Hyland-Nelson fight pictures from Colma last May and plans light road work to stay in fighting trim while battling top Boston talent on stage.
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Battling Nelson
Boston
Columbia Theatre
Hyland-Nelson
Colma
Nelson
Hyland
Columbia
Cornell Football Notes and Navy Quarterback Link
Cornell will arrive this morning and Campbell was noted at Soldiers Field yesterday. Dartmouth students fear financial ruin if the Green lose to Princeton on Saturday. Navy quarterback candidate Erwin is reportedly brother of Red Erwin from West Point two years ago. Newburyport High seeks a Saturday home game after canceling St Johns Prep. full expenses, telephone 18-8 Danvers.
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Cornell
Campbell
Soldiers Field
Dartmouth
Princeton
Coy
Amherst
Navy
Erwin
Red Erwin
West Point
Newburyport High
St. John’s Prep
Danvers
Seconds Score On Varsity In Scrimmage At Harvard
The second team scored twice and the seconds added four touchdowns in under 25 minutes, with Minot, Smith, and Leslie scoring for the second team. Tryon and Crowley connected on a forward pass for a second score, while Clifford recovered a fumble for Harvard’s defense and Tryon added another TD for the seconds. Harvard prep work included a new scoreboard setup and field haying to deter weather impact as rosters and lineups were listed for both squads.
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Harvard
Minot
Smith
Leslie
Tryon
Varsity
Charley Crowley
Clifford
Houston
Hooper
L. Withington
R. G
P. Withington
Hisher
Bish
Smithy
O'Flaherty
Frothingham
Crowley
R. E
Davis
R. T
O’hare
Barber
A. Knapp
Coburn
1. E
Merrill
Q. B
Page
McCabe
H. B
Tyron
F. B
Cornell Team Is On the Way to Harvard Match
Cornell departs Ithaca after a light signal practice at Percy Field listing 30 players led by Captain Tydeman and coaches bound for Boston to face Harvard. The squad, in good shape, travels for the Saturday game at the Hotel Lenox with key backs ends tackles and centers named.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Percy Field
Harvard
Cornell
Boston
Lenox
Tydeman
Hoffman
Krutsch
Robb
Smith
Simpson
Gass
Delano
Baker
Wood
Owen
MacArthur
Hurlbut
Teagle
Crosby
Wiggins
Kultchar
Weeks
Monk
Farrington
Stude
Leventry
O'Rourke
O’connor
Donnan
Trimpi
Jefferson
Hale
Seagrave
Pfeiffer
Dartmouth freshmen edge Cushing Academy 3 0 in tight clash
Dartmouth freshmen beat Cushing Academy 3 to 0 at Hanover. Barends nailed a first half goal from placement. Lineups listed with players such as Arnon Baker Sekasia and Newhall Barends are noted among the 1913 Dartmouth squad and Cushing selections.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Cushing Academy Today
Barends
Cushing
Arnon
Cccirevsce
Ereantre l. E
Gow Baker
R. T
Sekasia Camena
Martinez Anton Ee
Wakefield Towra
Biass
May Pecuses
Q. B
Newhall Barends
Taylor
Hill Morey
R. H. Bi
Kate R. H. B
Lawney
Bolk
Storrs
Clough
Pilgrims Drop First Loss to Hibernians in Soccer
The Pilgrims of England were defeated 1 to 0 by the Hibernians, champions of the Pennsylvania league, in Philadelphia. Four Pilgrims players were sidelined by injuries since their arrival, forcing them to play defensively most of the match.
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Philadelphia
Pilgrims
England
Hibernians
Pennsylvania
Heffelfinger Returns as Yale Football Coach Ahead of Brown
New Haven Conn November 4 Yale trains behind closed gates as Pudge Heffelfinger arrives to join Yale Field plans. Coach Jones hopes to keep Heffelfinger through the Princeton game with McClung watching. Heffelfinger aims to return West after next week’s clash. The squad works under Captain Coy Philbin Andrus miss practice. Philbin to sit out Brown game, Daly and Savage shift positions. Ford Johnson nose dislocation from yesterday’s session.
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New Haven
Conn
Princeton
Phil Smith
Clint Roraback
Carl Flanders
Guy Hutchinson
DeWitt Cochrane
Batchelder
Veeder
Sam Hammond
Bloomer
Jones
Wheaton
Yale
Coy
Philbin
Andrus
Savage
Howe
Ford Johnson
Pop
Corey
Brown
Harvard
Daly
Opposition to Heydler Rocks National League Circles
In New York a high level anti Heydler meeting is held as Charles P Taft and Charles W Murphy visit John T Brush to discuss the effort to oppose Heydler's retention. Brooklyn’s Ebbets is among the presidents aligned with the opposition while Heydler defends his actions after a trying year following Pulliam’s death.
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New York
Charles P. Taft
William H. Taft
Mr. Taft
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago
John T. Brush
New York Nationals
Knickerbocker
National League
John A. Heydler
Harry C. Pulliam
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn Club
Pulliam
Heydier
Yacht Sales Report Deals Four Boston Vessels
The Hollis Burgess Yacht Agency sold the 40 foot Sabine owned by Ed ward P Boynton of the Boston Yacht Club to Manuel J DeSilva of Boston. The 25 foot Jingo, owned by Augustus P Loring of Boston, sold to Sumner C Andrews of Gloucester. The 21 foot Kanaka owned by William J Aylward Jr of Boston sold to William J McHugh Jr of South Norwalk Connecticut.
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Hollis Burgess Yacht Agency
Sabine
Edward P. Boynton
Boston Yacht Club
Manuel J. DeSilva
Boston
Jingo
Augustus P. Loring
Sumner C. Andrews
Gloucester
Kanaka
William J. Aylward, Jr
William J. McHugh, Jr
South Norwalk
Tech Field Day at Brookline Tests Lower Class Athletes
Tech Field in Brookline hosts an annual field day this afternoon featuring a football game tug of war and relay races. The programme starts at 2 15 p m.
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Technology
Tech Field
Brookline
Exeter and Andover Seem Equally Matched
Reuters style report notes both Exeter and Andover appear evenly matched for tomorrow's decisive schoolboy clash. Injuries and studies absences have clouded Exeter's early promise while Andover shows machine-like cohesion. Key players Porter Fletcher Paine expected to shine as rosters reveal similar high tempo methods and strong alumni support.
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Exeter
Gillis
Crandall
Whiting
Holbrook
Kirkpa
Large May Not Play For Andover In Exeter Game
Andover learns captain Large will likely be unable to play Saturday against Exeter. A hand wound from the Yale freshmen game has worsened into blood poisoning, rendering the arm nearly useless. If out, Griffith will take his place at centre and lead a crippled team.
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Andover
Large
Exeter
Yale
Griffith
Awful Baseball's Ghastly Record and Mortal Toll
A satirical rant lists a string of deaths attributed to baseball from rattlesnake bites to brick attacks and auto collisions, framing the sport as a deadly force. It absurdly links medical woes and far wider calamities to baseball while mocking its supposed dangers.
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James Phelps
Munroe
Noble & Greenough Triumphs Over Roxbury Latin
Noble & Greenough defeats Roxbury Latin 11 to 0 at American League grounds in a game dominated by Noble offensively and a strong defense. Key scorers include Pitnam Williams with touchdowns and Grant on the goal, with officials and 20 minute halves noted.
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Noble & Greenough
Roxbury Latin School
Noble
Roxbury
Roxbury Latin
Deford
Sheehan McOrer
Ween R. G
Tobey
Celie
Fox Waist
Ccc
Eh. B
Packard
Boot Bok
O’brien
Fpitnam
F. B
Collins
Noble & Greenough H
Pitnam
Williams
Grant
Woodlock
Hallahan
McGrath
Cubs star Tinker seeks transfer to Cincinnati
Joe Tinker star shortstop of the Chicago Cubs on a hunting trip with Clark Griffiths manager of the Cincinnati Reds announced his plan to pursue a transfer to Cincinnati next season. He is under Cubs contract for two more years and may face difficulties ending the ties.
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Craig
Mont
Joe Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Clark Griffiths
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Cincinnati
Tinker
Cubs
Malden Captain Suspended After Practice Incident
Malden High Coach Charles Cuddy suspended Captain George Miner from the football squad until next Tuesday for conduct unbecoming a player stemming from a week’s practice incident. Miner will miss the Somerville game, with a captain pro tem named. The article notes local prep football matchups and scheduled games involving Malden, Somerville, Everett, Chelsea, and nearby schools, with crowds anticipated for several contests. East Boston High elected Maguire captain after Gustafson’s ineligibility, while English High canceled an interclass track meet to protect athletes’ health. The Cambridge Latins and Rindge football discuss upcoming fixtures and injuries ahead of next week’s Somerville game.
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Charles Cuddy
Malden High
George Miner
Miner
Somerville
Watch City
Newton
Waltham
Everett
Chelsea
Revere
Malden
Maguire
East Boston
Gustafson
John O’reilly
English High
Bingham
Jimmie O’brien
Cambridge
Belmont
English High School
Waltham High
Volkmann
Stone
Allston
Brookline High
Cambridge Latin
Griggs Field
Brookline
Auto prizes awarded in Atlanta road tour
Prizes totaling 1700 were distributed at the Capital City Club after the Atlanta Journal New York Herald good roads reliability tour banquet. 26 cars finished with perfect scores across five classes, with multiple entries tying for top honors in each class.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Journal-New York Herald
Capital City
Thomas
J. J. Woodside
J. JL. Barnes
Flyer
Charles I
Ryan
Renault
Renault Freres Agency
New York
Matheson
Matheson Automobile Company
Benz
Chamber of Commerce
Apperson
Jack Rabbit
Automobile Blue Book Publishing, Company
Walter C. White
Franklin
W. C
Cleveland
Greenville
Premier
A. Burwell, Jr
Charlotte
N. C
Pennsylvania
Atelanta
Selden
William Oldknow
Maxwell Touronneau
Maxwell
Briscoe Motor Company
Marietta
Chalmers-Detroit
Read Holliday
J. H. Hall
Studebaker
W. J. Stoddard
Dedham Cross Country Opens Season Thanksgiving Day
The Somerset Club of West Roxbury will host the first cross-country race of the season on Thanksgiving Day with five prizes. The event is open to boys aged 15 to 18 from West Roxbury Germantown Dedham and East Dedham, with entries due by November 20 to Edward Johnson 2 Bussey Street East Dedham.
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Somerset Club
West Roxbury
Germantown
Dedham
East Dedham
Edward Johnson
Bussey Street
Local Basketball Teams Seeks Matchups in Roxbury Area
Sumner A. C. of Roxbury advertises for 120 pound teams with manager at 85 Hampshire Street Roxbury and for an away game with 110 pound teams. Also listing Cambridge Five Hyde Park Roxbury AAS St Marys St Josephs West End House North End Unions Randolph A A H T Curtis Box 5282 city seeking fast teams for Monday and Thursday evenings.
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Sumner A. C
Roxbury
Sumner A. A
Hampshire Street
Notre Dames
Cambridge Five
Hyde Park
St. Mary’s
St. Joseph’s
West End House
North End
Randolph
Harvard Interclass Shoot Schedule At Soldiers Field
Harvard announces the annual interclass shooting event at Soldiers Field traps. Freshmen and sophomores compete Tuesday, upper classes Wednesday, and a final shoot Friday with 50 birds per man in strings of 2. No handicaps. Princeton cancelation noted. Dartmouth meet arranged for football morning.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Princeton
Dartmouth
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