Roxbury Latin Triumph Over Volkmann 17–9 In Prep League Final
Roxbury Latin defeats Volkmann 17 to 9 to win the Interpreparatory league championship. Connolly scores two goals and a touchdown while Hill, Murdock, and Richardson feature in the running and kicking game as Roxbury builds the lead through two halves. Attendance listed at 800.
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Roxbury Tatin
Volkmann
Volkmann Boys
Roxbury
Beacon Street School
Cutler
Eaton
Miller
Brehaut
Tull
Cavanaugh
Esterbrook
Hill
Connolly
Roxbury Latin
Murdock
Richardson
Vol
Nelson Raclio
Locke
Ernie Peis
Fitzpatrick
Sarawene
Cobb Murdock
Thompson Rowe
Q. B
R. H
M. Faton
Conhohy
SPOS
Ft. B
J. Connolly
Millis
Burleigh
Kh. Woodlock
Murphy
Duffy
James
Waltham Dominates Hyde Park High In 8-0 Victory
Waltham High defeats Hyde Park High 8 to 0 in Hyde Park as a 50-yard Peele drop kick and Marsh placement score the goals. Ashley shines with a 50-yard run and Coach Nat Tufts’ team displays superiority throughout. Attendance 150, halves 20 and 15 minutes, Hallihan umpire.
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Hyde Park
Waltham
Peele
Marsh
Nat Tufts
Ashley
Waltham Igh
Ber Park H
Cisvs
Aia
Neeb
Hamilton Drake
Webster, R
L. G
Pfeffer
Ronan Weokben
CRG
Ice
L. E
Emerson W
Q. B
Rooney
R. Hb
Baxter Ashleigh
Parkinson
R. H
B. B
Taylor
Pewee Teesek F. B
Harlow
Waltham High
Hyde Park High
Seals
Hallihan
Pawne
Dodd
Newton High and Boston Latin End In Sudden Tie
At Cedar street grounds Newton High and Boston Latin played a fast game under new rules and finished without a score. Key players included Donahue Ely Burrage Porter Safford for Newton and Sweetser Keenan Jowett Duffy Maloney for Boston Latin in a closely contested, scoreless contest.
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Newton Centre
Cedar Street
Newton High
Boston Latin
Latin School
Newton
Donahue
Sprague
Ely
Sweetser
Keenan
Jowett
Duffy
Maloney
Burrage
Porter
Safford
Fifty Five Autos Added To Registered List This Week
Fifty five automobiles were added to the weekly registered list. Readers are given names and addresses of owners across multiple towns including Auburndale Waltham Newton Weston Needham Boston and Cambridge along with brands like Cadillac Darracq Stanley Delage Autocar and Packard.
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Carlos de Leon
Lexington Street
Auburndale
Waltham
Thomas H. Gray, Jr
Main Street
Walpole
Corbin
Claude J. Allen
Grove Street
Melrose
Tone
George H. Crocker
Prospect Street
Vitchburg
Darracq
Myer Reinherz
Beals Street
Brookline
Stevens
Maxwell
John J. Wurley
Ocean Avenue
Revere
Innoy
James W. Perkins
Cherry Street
Salem
Winton
Adwear Auto Tire
North Attleboro
Stanley
Henry J. Smith
West Housatonic Street
Dpitisfield
Herbert W. Merry
Warren
Electric
Charles R. Nutehear
Pearson Road
Somerville
Pierce
Frederic P. Couse
King Street
Westfield
Cadillac
J. Monroe Murphy
Sycamore Street
Ray Stanley
James H. Reid, Jr
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Ralph
Ralph (. Wayward, 31 Broad Street, Salon; Stevens-Duryea. 17321—Edward M. Carr
North Easton
George HH. Ingraham
Norway Road
Milton
Autocar
Orlando Avery
Milford
George FE. May
Commonwealth Avenue
Newton Centre
Ross
Edward B. Bayley
Gloucester Street
Boston
Stevens-Duryea
Milton WV. Reynolds
Clark Road
Hope
W. Orison Underwood
Beacon Street
Grout
Rufus HW. Chavin
Northampton Street
Holyoke
Ford
James A. Day
Spruce Street
Tacob R. Foster
Shelburne Falls
Berkshire
Charles S. Turinton
Nahant Street
Lynn
William H. Seaver
Holland Street
Fall River
Thomas G. Sadler
Highland Avenue
South Attleboro
National
Perry H. White
Winthrop Street
Taunton
John W. Warrington
Worcester
Bicknell Wall
Harrison Avenue
William J. Bliss
South Egremont
Charles I. Noble
York Harbor
Guy Hl. Little
St. James Avenue
William I. Wesselhoeft
Marlboro Street
Isney
Thomas Derosier
Essex Street
Lawrence
Jeffery
John McRae
Appleton Street
Edward W. Rollins
Dover
N. H
Packard
Vackard
John AL. Saltonstall
Fairchild Street
Darracg
Linus C. Coggan
Sheffield Road
Winchester
Northern
James T. Knowles
Hardwich Street
Brighton
Edward BE. Wayward
Foundry Street
Aston
William N. Redfield
Trotel Westminster
Boston Pierce
Duffy and Doe Buy R I Club
P T Powers who led the Eastern league to sell his Providence club stake to Hugh Duffy and A G Doe. Powers leaves the presidency conflict with ownership. Duffy and Doe to discuss future policy with manager Dunn in Providence tomorrow.
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New York
P. T. Powers
Providence
Hugh Duffy
A. G. Doe
Powers
Duffy
Doe
New Bedford
Worcester
Mass
Dunn
Messrs
Two Harvard Crew Veterans Still Out
In yesterday's Harvard crew practice Tappan, ex varsity eight rower in England, appeared at seat 38. Nass and Fish remain the only veterans still eligible and not out. Lineups: Varsity Morganstroke Severance 7 R Bacon 6 Richardson 5 Lunt 4 Tappan 3 Farley 2 Wiggis bow Whitney cox. Second Ball stroke Amberg 7 G Bacon 6 Emmons 5 Richards 4 Corbett 3 Mulligan 2 Ellis bow Arnold cox.
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Tappan
Varsity
England
Nass
Fish
Morganstroke
Severance
R. Bacon
Richardson
Lunt
Farley
Wiggis
Whitney Cox
Ball
Amberg
G. Bacon
Emmons
Richards
Corbett
Mulligan
Ellis Bow
Arnold Cox
Yale Faces Brown After Secret Signals Guiding Team
Yale plans for an upcoming game after a night of secret signal work on the gym floor. Tad Jones may return at quarterback with Dines ready to step in if needed as Yale prepares to meet Harvard and Princeton, with Carl Williams and Marshall Reynolds named ref and umpire for the contest.
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Brown
West Point
Tad Jones
Dines
Harvard
Princeton
Carl Williams
Marshall Reynolds
University of Pennsylvania
Coy
Yale reshuffles line with tackle swap ahead of Brown game
Yale football coaches moved Tackles Bigelow and Sarge to new positions in secret practice. The swap aims to balance the rush line before the Brown game, as Coach Rockwell notes Yale’s form has declined since earlier games. Fullback Roome is strained but in uniform. limited practice focused on new plays with backups used.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Bigelow
Sarge
Brown
Harvard
Princeton
Rockwell
Roome
Dines
Linn
Bomar
Wernekeen
Gossip of the boxers as weights and matches collide
The column surveys boxing chatter and weigh‑in disputes among fighters. Topics include Tommy Stone and Albert Delmont at 115–118 pounds, Chelsea’s schedule conflicts, Goodwin’s bid for a rematch with Attell, Billy Roche in Boston, Kid Herman and Gans rumors, and notes on FitzGerald, Walsh, Keevin, Jeffords, Gardner, Nolan, and Walcott with historical references.
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Tommy Stone
Town
Albert Delmont
Medford Bantam
McEkvoy
Chelsea
Stone
Delmont
Chester Goodwin
Abe Attell
Attell
Goodman
Goodwin
Walsh
Boston
Billy Roche
Calumet
Mich
Dick Fitzgerald
New Jersey
The
Post
Kid Herman
Gans
Lawrence
Jimmy Walsh
Los Angeles
Eddie Keevin
Keevin
McCarey
Jim Jeffords
Carnegie
America
Jack Johnson
Denver
Rube Smith
Jimmy Gardner
Billy Nolan
Joe Gans
Eddie Kelly
Nelson
Tommy O'Toole
Philadelphia
Quakertown
Australia
Joe Thomas
Joe Walcott
Constant Reader
Jim (Rube) Ferns
Fort Erie
Tommy Ryan
Alberta's Victory Feature at Metropolitan Club Races
Alberta wins the fast trotting class at the Metropolitan Club on Charles River Speedway with a time of 1:05 over Dash and Curta. W. J. Furbush dominates two races with Pichebon W. and other entries across multiple classes, including pacing and trotting divisions, amid a full card of events and various owners and drivers.
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Charles River
Metropolitan Club
Charles River Speedway
Dash
Curta
W. J. Furbush
Lester Dore
B. G
Mr. Dore
C. WH. Belledeu
Mr. Belledeu
W. D. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Charles Sanders
Mr. Sanders
M. Goods Spo
H. H. Cook
Billy Ross
Mr. Cook
A. J. Furbush
Marehwood
Furbush
Zambia
B. m
Good
Iston
Nilox
B. H
Ralston
J. Nelligan
Crowley
KE. S
Morse
O. M. Pote
Nancy Grayson
Pote
Orse
Billy Wilkes
Br. Gg
M. S. Gulesian
Macbeth
Trout A. W. Trins
Irner
Helen R
Nev
T. J. Watts
Elmwood
Watt
A. C. Vfurbush
Mr. Furbush
Carlisle's Football Ads Drive School Fame and Scandals
The piece argues Carlisle football markets the school through heavy publicity while opponents and coaches face criticism. It notes press rejection of Carlisle photos, hints at game-day plans to Harvard, Panama baseball buzz, and comments from figures like Bemis Pierce, Joe Gans, and Jim Jeffries. It also covers billiards star George Sutton’s 18.2 tourney plans and a Yale Princeton clash shaping sports travel.
Two Favorites Win Big at Aqueduct in Roslyn Handicap
New York November 9. Hot Teddy won the Roslyn handicap at Aqueduct by four lengths over Cressina with the favorite well beaten. The other favorite also captured a race, marking a strong day for bettors with two favorites taking victories.
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New York
Aqueduct
Hot Teddy
Cressina
Harvard Cross Country Picked From Trials Names
Harvard's cross country team chosen from yesterday's trials lists ten runners including W. G. Howard M. S. Crosby W. Minot H. I. Hadden H. W. King P. W. Whidden R. W. Wisher C. N. Hedin R. P. Tenney and PP. Woodman The squad will face Technology on Tech Field next Friday.
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Harvard
W. G. Howard
M. S. Crosby
W. Minot
H. I. Hadden
H. W. King
P. W. Whidden
R. W. Wisher
C. N. Hedin
R. P. Tenney
PP. Woodman
Technology
Tech
Carruths Defeat Everett in Greater Boston Bowling
The Carruths defeated Everett Square in the Greater Boston league at Carruth alleys last evening. Rouse topped the winners with 300, Barker led the visitors with 282. Scores follow.
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Carruths
Everett Square
Carruth Alleys
Rouse
Barker
Harvard 1907 class wins opening game 11 0
Harvard 1907 defeats sophomores 11 to 0 on Soldiers Field. Nichols starred for seniors while Campbell and Crowell stood out for the sophomores with strong tackles.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Nichols
Campbell
Crowell
Andover and Exeter Set for Big Preparatory School Showdown
At 2 PM today at Andover the long standing rivalry with Exeter unfolds. Each side holds eleven and twelve wins respectively since 1877, and Exeter eyes a tie. Coach O'Connor has Andover in good form while Hogan the Yale captain coaches Exeter. A large Boston crowd is expected with a special train from North Station at 12:30.
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Exeter
O'Connor
Hogan
Yale
Lxeter
Boston
Rafferty
North
Sheridan Sets New World Record at Indoor Meet
Martin J. Sheridan of the Irish American Athletic Club starred at Madison Square Garden opening night of the AAU indoor championships. He set a world best in the 8 pound shot put with 61 feet 8 inches and led after wins in the 56 pound weight for height. M. W. Shepard won the 1000 yard run in 2 minutes 17.8 seconds, and H. W. A. Gidney took the running high jump with 10 feet 1.5 inches.
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Madison Square Garden
N. Y
Martin J. Sheridan
Irish- American Athletic Club
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
M. W. Shepard
HW. A. Gidney
Boston
A. A
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