Yale vs Princeton Expected Edge in Kicking Power
Yale faces Princeton and Harvard with uncertain kickers as Hoyt stands out for Yale. Princeton counters with Miller McCormick and Ritter in a strong kicking lineup. Miller shines as a punter and defender while Ritter shows promise as a fresh halfback, suggesting a tight contrast in special teams.
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Yale
Princeton
Orange and Black
Hoyt
Harvard
Miller
McCormick
Ritter
Seats for 11250 at Dartmouth Brown Game
Graduate Manager Hopkins of Dartmouth led a planning session with Brown and Dartmouth officials at Huntington Avenue grounds for the November 19 game. 11250 seats, 4870 first base bleachers for Dartmouth, 3080 in the new Brown stand, 2340 in the grand stand, and an end section. Seats sold to undergraduates in Providence and Hanover, with alumni ordering by mail. Public sale opens next week at Wright and Ditson and in Hanover and Providence. Yale Harvard results to be shown along with Brown Dartmouth, game starts 2 p.m. Best seats priced at 1.50, officials include Dan Lane and Joe Pendleton. Full 35 minute halves. no sideline abuse.
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Hopkins
Dartmouth
Brown
Providence
Hanover
Wright & Ditson
Harvard
Technology Field Day to Dedicate New Ground at Harvard Tech
The annual Technology Field Day will feature the official dedication of the new field named Technology Field. A Harvard Tech cross country race from the Highland Club West Roxbury to the Brookline field will highlight the event, with football, relay, and tug of war among the main attractions.
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Technology
Cabot
Wigglesworth
Harvard
Tech
Highland Club
West Roxbury
Brookline
St Josephs A A To Honor Winning Crews
St Josephs A A will honor its winning senior and intermediate crews with a reception at Knights of Honor Hall on Washington street November 10. Both crews have won three first prizes this season. the intermediate includes Brofey ODonnell Gannon Toomey with McGuinness Twigg Long and Walter as stroke for the senior crew with 9m 16 2 5s time and a proud West End record. Dancing will follow.
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St. Joseph’s A. A
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
James Brofey
Richard O'Donnell
Thomas Gannon
William Toomey
West End
Henry McGuinness
Edward Twigg
Thomas Long
Walter
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Promoted for Home Medicine Kits
In these days of chills and ailments the article urges caution and recommends Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a safe, mild stimulant. It claims genuine bottles are seal intact and bear the Chester H. Graves & Sons signature, sold by licensed dealers at moderate prices for use in emergencies.
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Graves
Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Tech and Harvard Chess Clubs Play Tonight
Tech Chess Club plans a practice match against Harvard at the Harvard Union tonight. Fifteen players will represent each side. Officers include President C. B. Morey Secretary and Treasurer S. P. Newton and Manager W. I. Lourie. An executive committee of the officers plus M. Helpern H. M. Edmunds and P. N. Swett will organize the event.
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Tech Chess Club
Harvard
Harvard Union
Tech Club
C. B. Morey
S. P. Newton
W. I. Lourie
M. Helpern
H. M. Edmunds
P. N. Swett
Harvard Team Coming and in Good Condition
Harvard’s squad appears ready for Yale as trainer MacMasters tightens the camp for the final prep. Despite a hard game with Dartmouth, Crimson players show no fatigue. Derby returns to scrimmage with Jones and Montgomery back, boosting prospects and optimism.
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Harvard
MacMasters
Yale
Crimson
Dartmouth
Jones
Montgomery
Dorchester High Alumni to Organize Cheer Section
Dorchester High School alumni are asked to meet at the D. H. S. gymnasium on Centre street entrance Wednesday at 8 pm to form a cheering section and practice yells for Saturday’s game against Somerville High. The team and coaches will attend.
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Dorchester H. S
Dorchester High School
Centre Street
Somerville High
Derby Returns to Harvard Eleven After Shoulder Injury
Harvard practice on Soldiers Field featured Roger Derby rejoining the varsity at right tackle after a shoulder injury. He impressed by cutting through the scrubs, while Schoenfuss showed form at left guard. Ends Montgomery and Jones were out, Noyes ran the varsity, and Brill traveled to Exeter to vote as the team prepared for Yale.
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Soldiers Field
Roger Derby
Yale
Hogan
Derby
Harvard
Montgomery
Jones
Starr
Noyes
Brill
Exeter
Varsity
Randall
L. E
Guild Oveson
Ll. T
Ceed
Schoenfuss
Parkinson
Barney
Fraser McFadon
Ty Cave Whitman
Wilder Noyes
Q. D
Dees Q. B
Kernan Nesmith
Nichols
I. H
Reynolds Foster
Wendell
R.h.b
Osborne
Lockwood Hanlay
F. Do
F. B
Jenkins
Young Corbett to train with Harvard apparatus
Young Corbett will train for Battling Nelson using Harvard designed apparatus that measures speed, strength, wind endurance, and punching power to precise fractions of a second. He asserts the device eliminates guesswork, sets standards from his peak, and will reveal true progress or decline.
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Nelson Young
Corbett
Sargent
M Harvard
Harvard
McGovern
Dudley Club Tops Newtowne in Opening Interclub Meet
In Cambridge at the Newtowne Club, the Dudley Club defeated Newtowne in billiards while Newtowne won in bowling and pool. Billiards results included Sawyer of Newtowne over Zieglebel of Dudley 150 to 112 and Hancock of Newtowne over McCarthy of Dudley 150 to 189. George of Dudley beat Fitz of Newtowne 76 to 55 and Hudson of Dudley defeated Coon of Newtowne 75 to 67. Dudley claimed three candle pins wins and led the bowling score.
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Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Dudley Club
Sawyer
Newtowne
Zieglebel
Dudley
Hancock
McCarthy
George
Fitz
Hudson
Coon
Faneuil Earns 2 Of 3 In Chauncy Alley Series
In the Commercial league at Chauncy alleys last evening Faneuil beat Tremont two games to one while Federal swept Emerson three straight. Hollis of Faneuil led scoring with 559 pins, and the team totals show Faneuil 2573, Tremont 2589, Federal 2498, Emerson 2401.
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Chauncy
Faneuil
Tremont
Federal
Emerson
Hollis
Faneuil Coeseee
Aged Woman Refuses Exit In Burning Hudson Street Tenement
Firemen P J Laffey and M J Silver of Hook and Ladder Company 17 rescued a man and his wife from a smoke filled room on the second floor of a 3 1/2 story tenement at 63 Hudson Street. They re entered to save an elderly woman on the attic open window who refused to leave dressed or not. The fire was extinguished with a chemical extinguisher. Damage totaled about $100.
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P. J. Laffey
M. J. Silver
Hook and Ladder Company 17
Hudson Street
Gay Boy wins Woodmere Stakes at Aqueduct
Gay Boy, the heavily played second choice, won the Woodmere selling stakes seven furlongs at Aqueduct today by two lengths over Crown Prince the favorite. Da mon finished third. Fleur de Marie The Southerner Ocean Tide Thespian and Floralia won other races.
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New York
Gay Boy
Aqueduct
Crown Prince
Damon
Fleur de Marie
Ashley Draws Gardner In Hectic Boston Boxing Night
George Ashley of Fall River earned a ten round draw with Billy Gardner at the Cambridge A A. Referee Hodgkin’s decision drew criticism from Gardner’s circle. Gardner outboxed Ashley at times but Ashley’s grit kept him even in a bout noted for tough exchanges and late resistance. A six round semi final featured Billy Glover vs Frank Adams with Adams taking the decision amid fast action.
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Boston
Kid Carter
Marvin Hart
Criterion Club
George Ashley
Fall River
Billy Gardner
Cambridge A. A
Harry Hodgking
Gardner
Ashley
Lowell
Ashley’s
Billy Glover
South Boston
Frank Adams
Newton
Adams
Tommy O'Donnell
Cambridge
Jimmy Hanlon
Jack Williams
Eddie Daly
Charlestown
Boxing Bout Postponed in Chelsea Due to City Pressure
Chester Goodwin and George Murray will not meet at Pythian Rink Chelsea tonight after Chelsea officials pressured the club to delay. The bout will instead be held at the Apollo A. C. in Salem a week later, with both contenders having trained hard. Several other Boston area bouts and boxers are scheduled nearby, including Briggs versus Canole for the East lightweight title in New Bedford.
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Chester Goodwin
George Murray
Pythian Rink
Chelsea
Winnisimmer A. C
Murray
Goodwin
Apollo A. C. of
Salem
Apollo Club
Goodwin-Murray
New Bedford
New England
Jimmy Briggs
Martin Canole
Fall River
Steve Mahoney
Briggs
Ele
Canole
Jimmy
Jimmy Jitt
Philadelphia
Manhattan A. C
Billy Willis
Mahoney
Kid Pantz
Nelson
Union A. C
Cambridge
Rouse O’brien
Emergency Kketley
Danny Murray
Roxbury
Tommy English
Johnny Ahern
South Boston
Jack Flavin
Billy Griffin
Billy Ryden
Tommy Ryan
Jack Root
National A
Blue Island A. C
Chicago
Tommy
Walter Burgo
Maine
Arthur Cote
Bath
Cote
Burgo
Green
Jack McClelland
Pittsburg
Charley Neary
Milwaukee
Blink McCloskey
A. C
Portland
George Ashley
Tech Lawyers Gather Riot Evidence at ITT Affidavits Sought
President Pritchett’s counsel for the Institute of Technology have arranged to collect affidavits from students who witnessed last Wednesday night’s clash between officers and students. Giles Traintor and two assistants meet daily at the Rogers building to interview witnesses, with many students already providing statements.
Kilduff of Mechanic Arts Makes a Star Quarterback
Will Kilduff of Mechanic Arts High School emerges as a standout quarterback for the Junior Interscholastic league season. Despite three years on scrub teams, Kilduff earned the starting spot under coach Doc Clark and has shown decisive signal calling and quick exploitation of opposing lines for Back Bay. He weighs 130 pounds and is trusted to lead in upcoming Brighton High and Chelsea High games this week.
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McCormick
Miller
Princeton
Exeter
Ritter
Will Kilduff
Mechanic Arts High School
Back Bay
Mechanic Arts
Doc Clark
Kilduff
Boston
Farwell
Brighton
Chelsea
Swaza Arrives With 7500 Tons of Bucknell Cargo From Calcutta
The London steamer Swaza of the Bucknell line, commanded by Captain A W Dobbs, arrived after a 45 percent day passage from Calcutta to this port, with 414 days at Colombo and a 36 percent day run from the latter port. Her cargo totals about 7500 tons valued near $1,000,000, mainly tea and hides, with 4500 tons bound for New York. The voyage included a whale encounter near the Azores and a Red Sea passage past a French fleet. weather was mostly fair except for a fierce northeasterly gale last weekend. Port Said and Algiers were stops for bunker coal, completing the voyage from Colombo in 15 days from Algiers. She carries three pet monkeys among her animals.
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Swaza
London
Bucknell Line
A. W. Dobbs
Calcutta
Colombo
Grand Junction
New York
Indies
Dobbs
Azores
Red Sea
Port Said
Algiers
Fishermen Attend Captain Murphy Funeral in Somerville
Gloucester fishermen plan to travel to Somerville to attend the funeral services for Captain Nicholas Murphy a veteran watchman at T wharf and holder of 18 humane society medals. Services are at St Anne’s church Medford Street at 9 this morning with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden. Officials of the Custom House and fleet captains at T wharf receive special invitations.
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Gloucester
Somerville
T Wharf
Humane Society
Nicholas Murphy
Wigglesworth Street
St. Anne’s Church
Medford Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Custom House
Murphy
Waltham Names Citizens Candidate for Mayor
Nomination papers were taken out for Herman E. Priest to run as a citizens candidate for mayor in Waltham. Priest owned a Main Street grocery and later served as treasurer of the Waltham Gas Light Company, a well known local figure.
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Waltham
Herman E. Priest
Citizens
Priest
Main Street
Waltham Gas Light Company
Barbour Weds Daughter of Gen Cosby in Private Service
Samuel Lynes Barbour of Hartford and Mrs Eil sie Cosby Hall of San Francisco, daughter of General George Blake Cosby, were married today at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in a private ceremony conducted by Rev William Short.
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ST. Louis
Samuel Lynes Barbour
Hartford
Waltham High to Host English High in Weekday Match
A game between Waltham High and English High has been arranged to be played at Waltham a week from Thursday.
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Waltham High
Waltham
Brighton High versus Chelsea High in Junior Interscholastic league
In today’s schedule Brighton High travels to Chelsea High for a Junior Interscholastic test while Dedham High hosts Revere High at Dedham. The games spotlight early season matchups and standings implications.
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Brighton
Chelsea High
Chelsea
Dedham High
Revere High
Dedham
Colton Shines as Dorchester Fullback Triumphs Over English High
Henry Colton of Dorchester dazzling in Saturday’s junior league clash, rushing from Dorchester’s 30 yard line to finish at English High’s goal, outplaying rival Tom Scanlon. Referee Hapgood disqualified Locke for slugging as Dan Chisholm dominated Graham, English High’s centre. Chelsea and Brighton vie for junior league title as Chelsea is hopeful, Brighton loses ground.
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Henry Colton
Dorchester
English High
Tom Scanlon
Blue
Scanlon
Colton
Brighton High
Mechanic Arts High
Hapgood
Locke
Dan Chisholm
Graham
Boston Latin
Newton High
Latin School
Marowski
Chelsea High
Chelsea
Brighton
Somerville High
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