Harvard Bars E. O. King from Yale game over eligibility questions
Harvard athletic committee withdrew E. O. King from the Cambridge eleven after discovering he played three years at Indiana University and in a freshman year mixed team. The panel believes he exceeded the four-year rule though some testimonies differ. Sugden may start in place of King as Harvard braces for Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Harvard Athletic Committee
E. O. King
Crimson
Cambridge
King
University of Indiana
Cutts
Yale
Sugden
Pennsylvania
Law School
Indiana University
Dartmouth
Metzger
Richardson
Stillman
Graydon
Kernan
Greater Boston candle pin league week five standings shake up
The Greater Boston Candle Pin League completed week five with Winthrop preserving first place after a straight win over Chelsea, widening the gap to three wins. Rexford climbed from fourth to second by taking three games from Everett, while Dartmouth dropped from second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
Winthrop
Chelsea
Everett
Rexford
Dartmouth
Uncertain Quote Hints at Ongoing Work Despite Injury
A brief excerpt notes that though the head injury may not halt him from active duties, it will not prevent continued work. The statement implies resilience and ongoing responsibilities despite health concerns.
Wolfe Tone Hurling Club Challenges All Comers
The Wolfe Tone Hurling Club of South Boston invites teams to a challenge while awaiting replies from New York groups. If no New England club responds by tomorrow, a match will be arranged with the Redmonds of New York for a joint New England and New York championship. Representatives meet at the Post sporting room at 9 tonight, with Young Irelands of Cambridge favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe Tone Hurling Club
South Boston
Post
Redmonds
New York
New England
Wolfe Tone Club
the Post
Washington Street
Young Irelands
Cambridge
Boylston Leads City League In Close Race
The City league race remains tight with Boylston in front by two wins while Sudbury and Carruth share second and third. Eight teams sit within two games, with Dartmouth St James and McCarthy facing hard luck but not out. Hedge of Carruth tops individuals at 321 this season, MacHarrie holds a 129 single string, and Jack Sheare of Boylston leads averages at nine or better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Sudbury
Carruth
Dartmouth
St. James
McCarthy
City Hall
Columbia Road
Hub
Hedge
MacHarrie
Jack Sheare
New Century league standings stay tight as Roslindale ties for third
The New Century league week kept old-time pace with no top changes. Roslindale and the Independents battled for third, Roslindale winning the spot as South Boston maintains the lead over Webster by two games. Hyde Park surprised by taking two of three from Boylston. Millen of Webster leads individuals with 94 average, White close behind at 92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslindale
Independents
Roslindale Boys
South Boston
Webster
Hyde Park
Boylston
Young
Millen
White
Webster Seeee
Bowling Standings In Railroad League Reflect Tight Top Tie
In the Railroad league Southern Division, last week's early leader has slid to third after a loss to American Express, which now shares first place with Fitchburg Local Freight. Top individual averages include Sawyer Union Station Webb Fitchburg Local Freight Morris Sargent American Express all at 85 with Macomber Independents and C Turnbull Southern Division tied for second at 84.
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American Express
Fitchburg
Sawyer
Union Station
Webb
Morris
Sargent
Macomber
Independents
C. Turnbull
American Praxpress
Southern Division
Trainman
Sacceven
Morriss
Svesececeee
Iesveeceee
Coccvece of
Co. Turnbull
Baldwin
American Exxpress
Sreeens
Atwood
Ricker
Regal
Eeesss
Prospect
Meyers
Brighton
Inman
Tremont
Haskins
Wealthy Marion Faces McDonald Tar and Feather Case Trial
Marion residents await the week’s trials of five men charged in the August tar and feathering of James McDonald. Wealthy summer visitors including Richard Harding Davis and Charles Dana Gibson are named. a $10,000 defence fund is reported, with Davis denying contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
McDonald
Richard Harding Davis
Charles Dana Gibson
Hawkinses
Reeds
Thayers
Boston
J. M. Clark
Chicago
Pograms
Providence
Cleveland
Joseph Jefferson
James McDonald
Davis
Charles Potter
Potter
Asa P. French
Marion Township
French
Abner Andrews
Owen F. Bumpus
Noble E. Bates
Andrew M. Gifford
William H. Potter
Standings in Hub Billiard Palace three cushion handicap
The Hub Billiard Palace hosts a three cushion handicap tournament and the current standings list players by score and position. The report records leading players and their rankings in this ongoing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Billiard Palace
Bowling Leagues Schedule Across Boston Areas
This week’s Mystic Valley Arlington Charlestown Medford Newtowne Kernwood Towanda Calumet Dartmouth Sudloy Murray & Irwin Hub Bovistin Wotan McCarthy Chauncy Jefferson St James oolumbia Road Rexford Carruth Norwood Independents Hyde Park South Boston M ant Webster Boylston St pene Suburban League Brighton Allston Watertown Prospect Tre mont Newton Inman Greater Boston Candle Pin Division Rexford Sullivan Carruth Rambuary Massachusetts Interclub League Newtowne Glendon Melrose A C Melrose Suburban Interclub League North Shore League Salem Melrose Maiden Chevenles North Shore Commercial League Federal Tremont North Shore South Shore Beacon earnst Bottle Pin Division Tearseage Ree Rexford Sullivan Carruth Rambuary Plumbers' League Hercules Dalton Ingersoll Hubbard Gallison Smith Anthony BANKERS' AND BROKERS' LEAGUE G A Fernald A B Charles Head Tucker Anthony Mitchell Knapp Wrenn Bros Lee Higginson Paine Webber Hornblower Weeks Towle Fitzgerald Merrill Morse Marketmen's League Produce Poultry Egg Pork Trades' League Commercial Moody Eastern Drug Grocers GruendagMsamiahy Fruit Wason Bar ers Railroad League American Express Local Freight Southern Division Trainmen Independents Telephone League Construction ane Maintenance Collection Bos hursday Equipment N S Maintenance Auditor Department
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Mystic Valley League
Arlington
Charlestown
Medford
Kernwood
Newtowne
Towanda
Calumet
Boston Bowling Association
Dartmouth
Sudloy
Murray & Irwin
Hub
Bovistin
Wotan McCarthy
Chauncy
Jefferson
St. James
Oolumbia Road
Rexford
Carruth
NEW Century League
Norwood
Independents
Roslindale
Hyde Park
South Boston
Mant
Webster
Boylston
St. Pene
Brighton
Allston
Meyers
5Tral
Watertown
Prospect
Terminal
Tremont
Newton
Inman
Greater Boston
Winthrop
Dartmo Rexford
Everett
Sudbury
Beacon
Earnst
Tearseage
Ree
Riday
Sullivan Square
Rambuary
Curtis
Emacay
North Shore
South Shore
Tham
Beacon Chambers
Wal
Elm
Somerville
Press
Tigers
Metropolitans
Wells
City Point
Plumbers’ League
Hercules
Dalton & Ingersoll
Hubbard
Gallison
H Smith & Anthony
Oey
Bankers’ and Brokers’ League
G. A. Fernald
A. B
Charles Head
Tucker Anthony
Mitchell Knapp
Wrenn Bros
Lee Higginson
Paine Webber
Vriday—Hornblower & Weeks
Towle & Fitzgerald
W. W. Merrill
BE. R. Morse
Marketmen’s League
Vriday
Commercial
Moody
Eastern Drug
English Trade Unionists In United States Tour
English trade unionists Messrs William Coffey and G J Lapping arrived aboard the Merion to study American and Canadian labor conditions. They will attend the Knights of Tabor convention at Niagara Falls and the Chamber of Commerce opening in New York, possibly visiting New Orleans before the AFL's national meeting. Their month long visit covers wages hours training factory equipment and living conditions to compare with English norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
William Coffey
Bookbinders’ Union of London
Eng
G. J. Lapping
Leatherworkers’ Union of
Leeds
Merion
United States
Canada
Niagara Falls
Knights of Tabor
New York
Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades’ Council
Coffey
London Consolidated Bookbinders’ Association
Lapping
Amalgamated Society of Leatherworkers
Industrial Commission
Alfred Moseley
Middlesex
Civic Federation
Building Trades Council Hears Labor Vote Against Subway Bill
At yesterday’s meeting the council debated unions urging voters to oppose the subway bill in the upcoming municipal election due to the lack of a required labor clause. The matter was sent to municipal affairs. A list of trades unions will be published semi annually by the bureau of statistics of labor, arranged by cities. An amendment to the constitution will seek one council per trade where multiple unions exist to preserve balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Friends of Organized Labor
Committee On Municipal Affairs
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
OFF FOR NEW ORLEANS Boston unions head to national AFL convention
Representatives from Boston unions of the A F L headed to New Orleans for the national convention starting Thursday. Attending are President Crozier of the State branch, President Driscoll of the CSU, Thomas F. Tracey New England organizer, James P F Timilty of the Paving Department Union, Thomas Foley of the Bartenders Union, Martin P Higgins of the Printing Pressmen, William H Frazier Coast Sailors secretary, and Thomas J Edwards Cambridge Central Labor Union president.
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Boston
A. F. of L
New Orleans
President Crozier
State
Driscoll
Thomas F. Tracey
New England
James PF. Timilty
Paving Department Union
Thomas Foley
Bartenders’ Union
Martin P. Higgins
Printing Pressmen’s Union
William H. Frazier
Coast Seamen's Union
Thomas J. Edwards
Cambridge Central Labor Union
Labor union notes cite endorsements and meetings in Ward politics
Brass workers Local 65 endorsed John E. Crook for Ward 22 alderman. Rubber workers debated joining the international federation or remaining with the A F L. L B Union initiated seven members. Grocers' union discussed Sunday closing law violations and planned warrants against three open stores. Lumber Teamsters backed Michael McPherson for alderman and Fred J. Kneeland for street commissioner, opposing George R. Miller. Teamsters Union 191 initiated 25 new members at a large meeting with speakers from Building Trades and Teamsters Local 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brass Workers
John E. Crook
Rubber Workers of the
United States
Reuter
Washington
Gompers
A. F. of L
International Association
New Orleans
Building Laborers’ Union 6
Grocery and Provision Clerks’ Union
Lumber Teamsters
Union 112
Washington Street
Michael McPherson
Fred J. Kneeland
Building Trades Council
George R. Miller
Teamsters’ Union 191
William J. Fitzgerald
The
Frank X. Brown
Teamsters’ Union Local 25
Metropolitan Wheelmen Century Run Ends Smoothly
Captain McLaren led a small field of 12 starters in a Providence and return century run for the Metropolitan Wheelmen with all riders finishing well before the time limit.
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McLaren
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Providence
Woburn Man Car Victim in Somerville Crash
John Moran of North Woburn was run over by an electric car on Broadway Somerville opposite Grant street about 1 am. His right boot required amputation and doctors say the injuries will leave him a cripple for life. Moran lay across the tracks prior to the impact. the motorman misjudged a shadow as a pole before Moran moved aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moran
North Woburn
Somerville Hospital
Broadway
Somerville
Grant Street
Moran
Tuesday to Saturday Aims for Local High School Matches
A dense schedule lists numerous upcoming high school and college matches across Cambridge Providence Boston and surrounding towns. The notes include teams such as Hopkinson Cambridge Latin Brown Holy Cross Harvard Yale Princeton and many more with venues like Charles River Park Providence Cambridge Newton Boston and Worcester, detailing cross-town clashes and undecided venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Cornell-Lafayette
Ithaca
Annapolis
Bucknell
West Point
Syracuse
Brown
Boston College
Providence
Wesleyan-Williams
Williamstown
Amherst
Massachusetts State
Tufts
Holy Cross
University of Maine-Bowdoin
Bangor
New Haven
Michigan
Chicago
Rutgers-Delaware
New Brunswick
Virginia Military
Columbian
Lexington
Swarthmore-Jefferson Medical
Swarthmore
Dickinson
Local clubs seek Thanksgiving football games by weight class
A compilation of Boston area clubs and teams seeking Thanksgiving schedules. The Atlantic Juniors and Bowdoin A A debate opponents. Be Very High School and Phillips A A target 135 pound squads. Trimount A C seeks 115 pound teams. Savin Hills wants 125 pound matches. Dorchester Heights seeks 110 pound clubs. Windsor A A aims for an out of town 130 pound foe. Garden City A A seeks 146 pound games. Lincoln School eighth graders seek 95 pound contests. Tigers Brookline target 120 pound teams. Crescent A C offers Nov 22 and Thanksgiving Day games at 180 pounds. Brookside A C Newton prefers 135 pound teams with Antrim A A of Cambridge. St Josephs junior seeks 80 pound opponents. Putnam A A Cambridge seeks teams averaging 105 pounds.
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Atlantic Juniors
Bowdoin A. A
Bevery High School
D. P. McIntyre
Ferrin Street
Charlestown
A. C
Lowell
James McLaughlin
Mass
Phillips A. A
Phillips Club
K_ street
South Boston
George Jacobi
Tyler Street
Savin Hills
George C. Cappelle
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Dorchester Heights
Theodore Logan
Broadway
Windsor A. A
L. F. Montgomery
Warwick Street
Roxbury
Garden City A. A
John B. Barthey
Faxon Street
Newton
Lincoln School
J. Sullivan
Tigers
Brookline
Desire
John Quinlan
High Street
Crescent A. C
Roland P. Kemp
Rustic Street
Brookside A. C
Antrim A. A
Cambridge
John A. Scott
Morse Street
St. Joseph’s
Boston
Charles S. Hobbs
Allen Street
Putnam A. A
James Leonard
Third Street
Harvard Faces Yale Challenge After Tough Pennsylvania Test
Harvard prepares for Yale with two weeks to study and learn from the Pennsylvan ia setback. Yale is the favorite for Saturday’s clash as Princeton observers note Yale’s edge, while Penn's visitors regret missed crowd demand and a 11 to 0 score that felt like a win to the visitors.
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Yale
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Brown
Princeton
Lipton to Have Yankee Sailors for Shamrock III
London reports say the Shamrock III is being built at high cost with sails alone exceeding £9000 and aluminum costing £10,000. The plan includes American sailors, possibly Deer Island men, to crew both Shamrock II and III with design work overseen by Fife and Denny in Dumbarton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Deer Island
Clyde
New York
Dumbarton
Fife
Denny’s Yard
Peter Denny
Archie Denny
George Ward
Framingham Hospital Reports McDonald’s Condition Improves
At Framingham Hospital the Natick football player McDonald who was badly injured in a game here yesterday was reported to be considerably improved. He sometimes regained consciousness and recognized the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Frammingham
Framingham Hospital
McDonald
Natick
Bursted Water Pipe Halts Gloucester Street Cars
A main water pipe from the Bond's Hill reservoir burst on Western avenue opposite the Surfside Hotel in Gloucester on November 9, leaving the city without water from that source for nearly 12 hours. The break flooded the street for about 100 feet and disrupted traffic on the Gloucester and Essex Street Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Bond's Hill
Western Avenue
Surfside Hotel
Gloucester & Essex Street Railway
Lasker Plays Chess With 21 Opponents
In Philadelphia at the Franklin Chess Club a four hour simultaneous exhibition by champion Emanuel Lasker drew 21 top club players. He won 15 games, lost one to Hampton, and drew five with Livingston Newman Voight Reid and Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philaidel Phila
Franklin Chess Club
Lasker
Hampton
Livingston
Newman
Voight
Reid
Robinson
Boxing Gossip and Challenge in 139 to 145 Pound Range
Charley Gibbs answers Jack Pendergast challenges at 139 pounds and remains open to box any 145 pounder in New England. J R Bartlett notes Beverly Frank Steele is alive in a state institution. Kid Smith seeks bouts at 105 or 110 pounds. Alan Mason rebuttal and earlier sports lore for Harvard. Kid McGee open to 95 to 105 pound bouts. New York paper notes Joe Walcott weighing 145 pounds may face color-line refusals in wrestling future. Two letters for Charley O Rourke.
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Charley
Gibbs
Jack Pendergast
New England
J. R. Bartlett
Beverly
Frank Steele
Kid Smith
Joe Smith
W. D. Bullard
Allston
Alan Mason
Harvard
Mason
Hayward M. Ormond
Kid McGee
Cambridge
Jos Smith
West End
Kid Lewis
Walpole A. C
McGee
New York
Boston
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Charley O’ Rourke
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Famous Dentist Dr Jarius Searle Hurlbut Dies
Dr Jarius Searle Hurlbut renowned dentist of Springfield dies today from a sudden shock of epilepsy. A West Springfield native, he practiced in Springfield since 1860 and was the last survivor of a long line of colonial ancestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Jarius Searle Hurlbut
West Springfield
Carruth Dominates Greater Boston Bottle Pin League
In the bottle pin division the Carruth team appears to have things all its own way, winning every game played. Averages show the players have not yet settled into steady work, but interest grows weekly and with more practice the game should soon regain its former vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
English High School
Cambridge Manual Training School
English High
Thas
Training School
Somerville High
Somerville
Cambridge
Brighton High
Mechanic Arts
Brighton
Boston Latin
Cambridge Latin
Latin School
New England
Noble & Greenough
Milton Academy
Volkmann
Carruth
Gem Steamer Fire Near Mackworths Island
The fishing steamer Gem owned by F. B. Willard of South Portland was burned at anchor off Mackworth's Island. Captain Brown and the engineer escaped by jumping to a dory and saving their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Gem
Willard
South Portland
Mackworth's Island
Brown
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