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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1899

Page

3

Tie game ends in league clash for Boston Latin and Cambridge Manual

Boston Latin School and Cambridge Manual High played to an 11 11 tie at Ken River Park in a league match. Gallagher, Harris, Maguire, Moran and Parmelee scored for their sides as the game featured crisscross plays and strong rushes. Cambridge Manual held to prevent Latin from scoring in the second half.

Boston Latin Cambridge Manual Eeei School K @rles River Park Boston Boys Maguire Moran Parmelee Cambridge Boys McGrath Guild Gately Cambridge Manual Harris Gallagher Mott Cambyiges Imelee White Boston Latin’ School Man Aiite Watkins Aslote Sessessees D. J Carrick Ryder R. G Whalen Ward APM Mets Fiske Witherbee Stewart Gately Harris Parmetee Ll. E Dewiss Hurley Prive Teueeine Q. B Mott Moran R. H Parker McGrath Warren Gallagher Phyilips Bas Daning F Boston Jatin Carnter Saul Ichards

Tufts Football Roughs Past Opponents In Scrappy Race

A fragmented recap notes Tutt’s offense with tackles and guards. Perkins scores 20 yards after a line surge, Jouett and Knight also reach the end zone, while Maxon adds a goal from touchdowns. refs Rockwell Cuddy timekeepers Kingsbury Benles.

Pond Nune Bot Jong Perkins TUFTS Burton Lee Kempton F. T Delbry J. Butler Lo G Wise R. G Evans Gale Kawenes c Laws Chisholm Pierce MacDonald Tatad Petissiiswe Seymes P. Butler R.e Cappell Storer Yates Almedia S.e.-Q Maxon ,Burroughs Albryn BY PAR Chasse Casuletes Gonerey Jouett Perkins, F. D Jouett Knight Maxon Rockwell Cuddy Kingsbury Benles Williams and McMasers

Mysterious Bill Smith Beats McKeever In 20 Round Bout

In New York, November 8, Mysterious Bill Smith defeated Charley McKeever of Philadelphia in a 20 round catchweight bout at Broadway Athletic Club. Smith weighed 145 pounds, matched by McKeever, and Smith surged in the final rounds before the Referee waved him winner amid a brisk crowd. Sharksey, Sullivan, and McGovern joined ringside as postfight talk touched on Jeffries and future big bouts.

New York Bill" Smith Charley McKeever Philadelphia Broadway Athletic Club Smith McKeever Tom.Sharkey Coney Island Sharkey Terry McGovern

Three Teams Score Clean Sweeps in Candle Pin

Glendon club of Everett led by Ware Parker and Richardson swept the City League candle pin fray last night. They total 2674 in bowling and over 2500 in table games with individual scores like 574 for Ware and 556 for Parker. Melrose A C battled in billiards pool and whist but Glendon prevailed.

Glendon Club Everett Melrose A. C Ware Parker Richardson Morton Melrose Glendon Doty Hallett Melrose A Brown Leslie Beerum Berry Joel Sellers

Princeton Crushes North Carolina 90 to 0 in Princeton

Princeton's eleven defeated the University of North Carolina 90 to 0 in Princeton New Jersey. Mattis Palmer and McCord scored in the first half with a fifty yard run by Palmer highlighted. Shull stood out for North Carolina as Princeton faces possible trouble against the Indians next.

Princeton Princeton -Eleven University of North Carolina North Carolina Mattis Palmer McCord Southern Boys Tiger Knight Shull Tigers Indians

Tufts and M I T Battle Ends In Score From Old Rivalry

Massachusetts Institute of Technology defeats Tufts 10 to 6 at the South End grounds yesterday in a hard fought football clash. MIT dominated early defense while Tufts rallied in the second half with Perkins Knight Burroughs and Lamb driving plays to the one yard line before a late score.

Tufts Massachusetts Institute of Technology South End M I. T Jouett Maxon

Harvard Varsity Stalled by Scrub Team

Harvard failed to score in 22 minutes as the varsity offense stalled near the goal line three times. The second team played with unexpected speed while Harvard’s backs showed little drive, and the hosts dominated the scrimmage with much of the action on their side.

Harvard Boal Burnett Campbell Kendall

Harvard Freshmen crush Croton School 17 to 0

Harvard Freshmen routed Croton School by a 17 to 0 score. The game featured strong Harvard defense and key plays by a standout freshman back.

Harvard Groton Croton

McDuffee Breaks World Records in Gar Field Trials

Eddie McDuffee of Boston broke world marks for one third and one quarter mile at Gar field Park. He lowered the one third mile record to 2725 seconds and the quarter mile to 2125 seconds in windless trials. He rode a bevel-geared Columbia chainless bike, following his Stanley steam tandem.

Chicago Eddie McDuffee Boston Garfield Park Columbia Stanley

Massachusetts division elects Century Road Club candidates

W. B. Handy and Harry W. Knights lead the State centurion race. Three nominees for secretary-treasurer are Austin W. Pease Walter T. Hannigan and F. N. Bemis. J Wallace Bragdon seeks travelling centurion. Hannigan decries past election methods and calls for fair nominations. Victor Breyer brings foreign riders for Madison Square Garden season.

Massachusetts Century Road Club W. B. Handy Harry W. Knights Austin W. Pease Walter T. Hannigan The Rough Riders Century Club F. N. Bemis J. Wallace Bragdon W. G. Minnemeyer Hannigan Rough Riders Victor Breyer Paris Madison Square Garden International Cyclists’ Association Fred J. Titus Adoor Elkes Berkeley Oval R. Steenson Stinson Europe Germany Fred Forster New York Fred Schinneer Chicago Waller Hen Austin Crooks Glens Falls N. Y Mosher Australia Stafford Boston Atlanta J. P. Jacobson New Haven New Jersey J. F. Moran Chelsea George Meier California Nashua N. H Mexico West Indies Hawaii San Francisco Tremont Street

Turk challenges New England wrestlers as Rhodes eyes match

The challenge to wrestle issued by Kazeogob the Turk has drawn attention from top New England performers. Ben D. Rhodes, a local athlete, seeks a match against the Turk or anyone posting a forfeit to cover the amount in the hands of the Boston Post’s sporting editor. Brockton reports Harvey Parker from the Shoe City will be at the Post at 7:30 this evening to arrange a Rhodes bout with backers.

Kazeogob New England Ben D. Rhodes Boston Post Brockton Harvey Parker Rhodes

McCoy Maher Clash Builds As December Bout Draws Near

Boxing columnist updates on McCoy vs Maher. confirms December date, removes Nov. 30 slot, notes Maher’s prior knockouts of Goddard and a lack of referee in past Philadelphia bout. Requests reader input on Jeffries Sharkey and boxing club contacts in New England.

Automobiles Move into Harvard Yale Game Plans

Horseless vehicles expected to appear at the Harvard Yale football game in Cambridge with many visitors seeking cabs and small carriages. F O Stanley of Newton rests in Hot Springs after malaria and fatigue. Stanley factory output tops five wagons daily, half shipped to France. Massachusetts elite embrace motor travel as Chief Consul Elliott trades bicycle for steam wagon. Richmond Island Associates eyes motor field for investment while Patrick Cunningham opens autotruck office with Laurie Land.

Cambridge Neftel New England Electric Vehicle Transportation Company F. O. Stanley Newton Steam Carriage Fame Hot Springs Stanley France Sterling Elliott Massachusetts George H. Lowe Richmond Island Associates Patrick Cunningham South Boston Tremont Ith Laurie P. Land Century Riders Cycle Trade

Chess enthusiasts organize at B A A meeting

An informal meeting of about twenty B A A members discussed forming a winter chess organization. They expect to invite Pillsbury the chess expert for an exhibition and plan internal contests to measure against local players and national experts. Another meeting will be scheduled.

Pillsbury

Somerville High to Face Dorchester High in Park Showdown

Somerville High meets Dorchester High at Charles River Park this afternoon in a game likely deciding last place in the Interscholastic League. The article notes Cornell teams and Harvard comparisons, plus strong showings by Cambridge Manual Training School and Boston Latin.

Somerville High Dorchester High Charles River Park Ithacans Cornell Harvard Chicago Yale Columbia Princeton Boston Latin Cambridge Manual Training School Brookline High C. M. T.s.boston Boston Cambridge

Monthly meeting of British Naval and Military Veterans

The British Naval and Military Veterans Association held its monthly meeting at 987 Washington Street on Monday. One recruit was mustered in and five applications acted on. Captain W. S. Pepperill was appointed treasurer pro tem for the fund aiding widows and orphans of soldiers who die in South Africa. Banquet bills were settled and future meetings are to be at the American House.

Naval and Military Veterans’ Association Washington Street W. S. Pepperill Amory Street South Africa

Charles Welsh to lecture on English history in American school texts

Charles Welsh will speak before the Victorian Club at Regents Hall on Tuesday November 14. He will critique misrepresentations in American school books on England America relations and advocate a clearer, proper presentation of English history. In a separate item, Officers from Station 4 raided 21 Harrison Avenue and captured fifteen Chinamen and two packs of cards.

Charles Welsh Regents Hall England America Station 4 Harrison Avenue

Outing Club Candle Pin Clash Ends With O'Donovan Win

In Ward 7 candle pin at St James alley, O'Donovan Outing Club defeats J L Sullivan 1276 to 1210 in best two of three. Connell led with a 116 high single and 307 overall, while D Sullivan scored 282. Fay and Cooney starred for the runners up as spectators and bets swirled around a packed venue.

O’donovan J. L. Sullivan Ward 7 St. James Alley Connell D. Sullivan Fay Cooney Donovan Outing Club T's Bergin Seaee OO Murphy J. L. Sullivan Outing Club Dailey McCarthy Cscseoars

Four-Club Duck Pin League Opens at Lynn

A four club duck pin league has formed in Lynn with teams from Central Yacht Club Intervales West Lynn Markers and Harmony Club. The season began Tuesday night with tonight’s matchset Harmony Club versus the disciples of the Anvil Chorus.

Lynn Glenmere Central Yacht Club Intervales West Lynn Markers Harmony Club Disciples of the “Anvil Chorus

Derrick Breaks Two Ribs of Workman in Woodbury Mine

Harry Lanahan of 14 Cottage street employed by Woodbury Leighton supervised a gang of Italians as a derrick swung a rock. The rock struck his right side breaking two ribs and abrading his right hand. He received treatment at Emergency Hospital.

Harry Lanahan Cottage Street Woodbury & Leighton

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