Harvard Yale clash lineup set for annual battle
Harvard announces a likely lineup for the Yale game with Randall Schoenfuss and Sperry among starters at key positions. Captain Hurley may return if fit, while Brill Meier Squires Parker and Starr hold fort at tackle center guard and quarterback. Practice shows strong offense but weak defense needing improvement within the week.
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YALE
Randall
R. E
Brill
Nl. T
Schoenfuss
R. G
Parker
Squires
Meier
R. T
Montgomery
Starr
Q. B
Sperry
Wendell Or Hurley
Mills
F. B
Wendell
Hurley
Parkinson
Varsity
Roxbury Captain Withdraws Team From Winthrop Game
With a minute and a half left in the first half Roxbury High on Winthrop High’s 20 yard line withdrew its team from the field. Captain Grabert alleged Winthrop officials repeatedly moved the ball back on downs and refused to measure the distance when requested.
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Roxbury High
Grabert
Roxbury
Winthrop High
Roxour 4
Entrance examination for Massachusetts Nautical Training School
An examination of applicants for entrance to the Massachusetts Nautical Training School will be held on the training ship ENTERPRISE at North End Park Boston on Tuesday November 22 1904 at 10 A M. Applications and information may be obtained by addressing the Commissioners Nautical Training School Room 110 State House Boston.
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North End Park
Boston
Commissioners Nautical Training School
State House
Medals Awarded for Gymnasium Gains at MIT
Samuel Cabot of MIT established bronze medals designed by Henry H. Kitson to honor the greatest yearly gains in physical training. The 1908-04 medals were awarded to F. B. Poole, J. P. Stow Jr, and J. C. Damon, with honorable mentions going to W. B. Boggs, E. T. Henius, E. M. Graham, P. J. Ralph, and V. H. Paquet.
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Samuel Cabot
Corporation of the Institute of Technology
Henry H. Kitson
Rogers
Department of Physical Training
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
F. B. Poole
J. P. Stow, Jr
J. C. Damon
W. B. Boggs
E. T. Henius
E. M. Graham
P. J. Ralph
V. H. Paquet
Odds and bets swirl as Boston teams prep Saturday football
Boston sports fans discuss Yale Princeton Harvard Dart mouth and Holy Cross outcomes amid bets on scores and odds. Brown Dartmouth Dorchester Somerville Roxbury Latin and Chelsea high schools feature in weekend showdowns with ticket fears and field protests noted.
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South Boston
Medford High Triumphs Over Everett High 18 to 0
Medford High defeated Everett High at Combination Park Medford by 18 to 0 in a Suburban league game. Medford dominated offensively but Everett showed late resistance in the second half. Notable work came from Mather Zwicker and McNally with a strong lineup featuring Jackson Bentley Cushman Allen and McNally among others.
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Six Day Bicycle Race Attracts Foreign Riders
Within weeks six or eight foreign bicycle champions will come to the United States for the six day race starting December 5 at Madison Square Garden in New York. Manager P. T. Powers says the top European riders will be signed for the event and named soon. The field will include past performers and premier long distance riders from Europe seeking a record long journey.
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Go-Between Wins Stake Race at Aqueduct
New York on a heavy track Go-Between won the Stony Brook selling stakes a mile and a sixteenth at Aqueduct today with a late rally from 3 to 1 to 8 to 5. Lord Badge finished second Thistle Heather took third. Bank Paletta Zelta Istria and Allumemi won other races.
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Lord Badge
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Istria
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Death by Own Action At Jefferson Hotel
Edgar Peters, who gave Boston as his last residence, was found dead in Room 7 of the Jefferson Hotel at South Salina and West Jefferson streets. Officials say he died by his own action suspected to be poison. He left a letter stating he intended to take his life over a wrong he had done, mentioning a woman involved but asking she be not bothered.
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N. Y
Edgar Peters
Boston
Jefferson Hotel
South Salina
West Jefferson Streets
Aetter
Schutt Rhodes Scholar Wins First Race at Oxford
Warren Ellis Schutt, famed American distance and cross country runner, won the half mile in 2 minutes 434 seconds for Oxford freshmen. The New York native and Cornell alumnus arrived in England as Oxford’s Rhodes scholar, quickly proving his athletic prowess and training under trainer Jack Moakley. He previously set records in the Intercollegiate two mile and impressed by beating cross-country champs, earning selection to represent New York State.
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Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Promoted for Cough Relief
A vintage advertisement urges using Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey with leaf sugar to aid the body's recovery from coughs. It touts mild flavor, no chemical aging, and tissue rebuilding properties, noting genuine bottles bear the Ches ter H. Graves & Sons signature and are sold by licensed dealers at reasonable prices.
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Arlington Boat Club Rolls High in Mystic Valley Series
The Arlington Boat Club won two of three matches against Charlestown as the Mystic Valley series continued. Arlington totaled 2688 with a last-string 900, while Charlestown reached 940. Melrose swept 999th A. A. Central defeated Glendon two games. Hill of Arlington led individuals with a 671 three-string score.
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Local Bowling Leauge Results at Chauncy Alleys
In the Trust Company league four matches were played last evening at Chauncy alleys. Puritan Trust and American Loan defeated State Street while New England beat State Street. Commonwealth won two from Boston Safe. Beacon forfeited three games due to non appearance.
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Boxing Gossip Brings Briggs Near Elite Lightweight Rank
Boston fans saw Jimmy Briggs dominate Martin Canole in New Bedford. referee Downey scored a draw, but Briggs would likely win in 15 rounds. Briggs tops East lightweight prospects and targets Jimmy Britt as his next major clash before winter.
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Goodwin
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South Boston
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Philadelphia Item
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Holy Cross Aims to Hold Harvard to Low Score
Worcester November 9 Holy Cross does not expect to defeat Harvard but hopes for a strong showing and to hold Harvard down to a small score. The team is fast and furious in practice and boasted a season high touchdown against Amherst. Callanan, a 225 pound freshman centre at six feet two, is a key blocker and defender for Holy Cross.
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Dartmouth
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Freshman Callanan and Reed Poised to Challenge Harvard
The article notes Holy Cross freshman Callanan, a former Dorchester High standout, may oppose Harvard on Saturday in a hard fought clash. It highlights Reed as another Harvard tester, a strong Holy Cross halfback and prolific kicker with long punts and potential field goals from distance.
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Dorchester to Form D L M Basketball Team Highlights
The D. L. M. basketball team is being organized in Dorchester and will play two games weekly in a hall secured at Dorchester Lower Mills. Chris Mahoney joins the new squad, while Fred Carroll dies in California at 40 from heart disease after athletic exertion. Eaton A C seeks games with 15 16 year olds, out of town teams preferred. Tom Hughes, Boston resident, enjoys golf and has a Harvard Yale ticket.
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Fred Carroll
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Caroll
Eaton A. C
Charles Hanlon
Hamilton Street
Tom Hughes
Boston
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Locke barred from league games at Dorchester High
Dorchester High center Locke, star of the line, is barred from further league games this year after slugging incident. Malden, Somerville, and Rindge Manual voted against his play, English and Dorchester voted to allow, but majority rules. School seeks reinstatement, with mass meetings planned and a push to involve headmasters to redraw the decision before Saturday’s match with Somerville.
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Interscholastic Football Association
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English High
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King Curtis Voter Residency Tale of a Hoboes King
Curtis known as King Curtis the hoboes ruler seeks legal residence to vote in Boston after a 3000 mile tramp. He tells Captain Gaskin he wants no big job, but aims to be a governor candidate proposing an overtime ban and Sundays for all workers as his platform. He boasts of travels from the Berkshires to Cape Cod and claims McGill education.
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