Harvard Poised for Yale Game After Greyhound Scrimmage
Harvard football hosts Yale with two likely sidelined players Brown and Sawin. Forbes outlined a cautious week with limited contact and a punting emphasis while assessing lineup candidates, noting Doucette Bouve Moulton Dibblee Cabot as secure, and predicting a tough, evenly matched confrontation pending generalship and defense. Ex Captain Holden expresses cautious confidence as Yale’s offense may edge Harvard, but historical doubt looms over possible repeats of past outcomes.
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Harvard
Soldiers’ Field
Brown
Sawin
Forbes
Yale
Cabot
Bull
Swain
Wheeler
Bouve
Doucette
Boal
Shaw
Donald
Mills
Moulton
Garrison
Cochrane
Dibblee
Iswin
Sullivan
Warren
Haughton
Lawin
Parker
Lathrop
Holden
Princeton
Yale Yale Eleven in Cambridge Showdown Likely Lineup
Yale’s open practice revealed a probable lineup for the Harvard game with Hazen, Rodgers, Marshal, Cadwalader, Brown, Chamberlin, Hall, DeSaulles, Benjamin, Dudley, and McBride. The session ran from after 2 until 3, signaling a longer prep day.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
Hazen
Rodgers
Marshal
Cadwalader
Brown
Chamberlin
Hall
DeSaulles
Benjamin
Dudley
McBride
Is It Curable For Hemorrhoids Pyramid Pile Cure Claim
An advertisement argues hemorrhoids are curable with Pyramid Pile Cure. It claims rapid relief, reduced swelling, and avoidance of surgery. Manufactured by Pyramid Drug Co. Albion Michigan. sold by druggists at 50 cents per box.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Albion
Mich
Yale Squad Holds Open Practice Before Scrub Match
One thousand enthusiasts attended a forty minute open practice in which ten minutes featured players lining up against the college side. The secret rehearsal focused on tricks and signals while half an hour tested the offense. Hall’s shoulder strain forced a layoff and Connor substituted. A large sum of Yale money reportedly moved to Cambridge to back Yale at odds of 4 to 5.
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McBride
Hall
Connor
Yale
Cambridge
Pennsylvania football practice details the varsity scrimmage
The Pennsylvania squad held a 45 minute practice with the entire varsity present except Minds Overfield Boys and Dixon. The varsity scored four times and used a mix of five regulars six substitutes in the first half and two more regulars with nine subs in the second half. Woodruff coaches a guard back defense as a contingency against Wesleyan or Harvard.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Pennsylvania
Boys
Dixon
Woodruff
Wesleyan
Harvard
Worcester Academy Defeats Harvard Freshmen in 18–6 Match
Worcester Academy football eleven beat Harvard freshmen 18 to 6 on the academy campus. Harvard failed to score in the first half as the game stood 12–0, Brayton and Kasson connected for touchdowns and goals, with Kinsborough injured and the game halted at darkness.
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Worcester
Worcester Academy
Harvard
Academy
Crimson
Brayton
Kasson
Kinsborough
Beers
A. Campbell
W. Lawrence Spear
Ocesneke
Euen Saaeeteries T
Brayion Avis
Sy Payton Wheeler
Kasson Page
Ely G
Talbot White
R. T
Lawrence Norris
Hallowell Kinsborough
Shirk
Q. B
Finke
Campbell
Seeeeeel
H. B
Kendall Robinson
Ellis Shiv
Csc
Cane
F. B
Jaynes
Touchdowns Spear
J. L. Beers
Guy Murline
Tufts College Defeats MIT 6–0 In South End Gridiron Battle
Tufts College beat MIT 6 to 0 on the South End grounds in a hard fought game. Scoring details include Goddard on a touchdown and Burton converting the goal. Umpire Matterson referees, with linesmen Zimmerman and Howard, and two 20 minute halves on the clock.
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Tufts College
South End
Tufts
Mls Robinson
Richardson Carpenter
R. T
Nesmith
Copp Bartlett
D. S. Ulmer
Brown Avoty
Perkins
Brown Daniels
Robinson Goddard
Curtis Raul
F. Os
Yale Player Hall Practices After Injury Amid Stiff Boston Links
Hall, the only Yale player hurt in Saturday's game, practiced again yesterday. Boston College hired Francis Carney from Cambridge to assist coach Dunlop. Carney once played quarter for the college eleven. The St Mary's Juniors challenge any 103 pound team in Boston. Michael O'Toole of 83 Cooper Street Boston and W Esterbrook, former Cambridge High and Latin center, died of consumption in Colorado. The Areaas of Boston seeks 100-pound football teams in the state. Half a penny paid. L Horgan of 68 Berkeley Street Boston.
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Hall
Yale
Boston College
Francis Carney
Dunlop
Mr. Carney
Cambridge
St. Mary’s
Boston
Michael O'Toole
Cooper Street
W. Esterbrook
Cambridge High
Colorado
Areaas
L. Horgan
Berkeley St
Boson
Yale Adds Discus Throw To Athletic Events
Yale expands its athletics by adding the discus to its events. Ed Cartwright known as Piano Legs, who played with Washington and Minneapolis, has been claimed by Kansas City. The Seawanhaka Yacht Club approves race committee actions for the Royal St Lawrence Cup. George Mahoney may train Worcester Polytechnic Institute athletes next spring. Jerry Delaney from Worcester will coach sprinting. Ed Wise will lead Tom McCarthy's 901 annex. The night features a 150 point continuous pool match between Wise and Jim Ryan of Scotland.
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Yale
Ed Cartwright
Washington
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Seawanhoka Corinthian Yacht Club
Inchalengue
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club
George Mahoney
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Jerry Delaney
Worcester
Ed Wise
Tom McCarthy
Wise
Jim Ryan
Scotland
Movement to Secure National Cycle Meet for Boston
Movement by Boston wheelmen to lure the next national meet of the L A W to Boston following the Philadelphia event last year and Louisville in '36. A Boston meet club will organize the bid as cities Indianapolis Buffalo and Boston compete with Buffalo favored by President Potter. New York votes likely for Buffalo.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Louisville
League
Henry B. Ducker
Massachusetts
Boston Cycle Board of Trade
Omaha
Indianapolis
Ind
Buffalo
N. Y
Potter
New York
L. A.W
Next Year Models Debut At Local Bicycle Shops
Local cycle stores begin featuring the 1898 models from Warwick Columbia chainless and other makers. Colum bia’s new line retains past tubing and joints with vermillion color and nickel finish. Innovations include one piece cranks and a concealed seat post binder.
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Columbia
Warwick
Columbus Avenue
Very Cycle Company
C. L. Razoux
Jack
Remington
Boston
Messrs. Brown & Wales
American cycle ace A A Chase signs with Chase
A. G. Batchelder of the American Cycle Racing Association reports that English middle distance rider A. A. Chase has signed a contract. Chase will arrive in a few weeks to compete against America's fastest sprinters on the cycle path.
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New York
A. G. Batchelder
American Cycle Racing Association
Europe
A. A. Chase
Chase
Suspension in L A W racing probe clouds Hills case
Tuesday Horce B Hills Jr of Providence now in Jacksonville was suspended by L A W racing board chair Mott while charges by George L McCarthy of the American Wheelman are investigated. The matter centers on prize dispositions and involves high Massachusetts division figures. Ed Price of the Massachusetts Bicycle Club rushed to Chicago. Boston hosts a banquet for Chief Consul J Emory Tippett at the United States Hotel. Gardiner and Johnson shift to middle distances while training in Atlanta. A proposed Johnson midget match with W A Brady and Dave Shafer is planned. Gardiner may duel McDuffee Starbuck or Titus if Michael is unavailable. Souvenirs have been ready for three weeks. Mott's bulletin notes Eddie McDuffee set a paced one mile time trial at Willow Grove on Oct 28, 1897 in 1 35 2 6.
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Horce B. Hills, Jr
Providence
Jacksonville
Fla
Mott
L. A. W. Racing Board
Hills
George L. McCarthy
American Wheelman
Massachusetts
Ed Price
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Chicago
Boston
J. Emory Tippett
United States
John 8. Johnson
Arthur Gardiner
Michael
Atlanta
W. A. Brady
Dave Shafer
Johnson
Gardiner
McDuffee
Starbuck
Titus
Geldert
Roxbury
Eddie McDuffee
Willow Grove
Green Knocks Out Ziegler With Solar Plexus Blow
George Green of San Francisco defeated Owen Ziegler of Philadelphia in the first round with a solar plexus punch. Ziegler collapsed in the ring and was counted out after a harsh finish, while 6000 spectators watched the abrupt ending. Green sought redemption after a prior loss to Joe Walcot.
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San Francisco
Cal
George Green
Owen Ziegler
Philadelphia
Fitzsimmons
Jim Corbett
Green
Ziegler
Choynski
Joe Walcot
Bill”* Quinn
Frank Purcell
Purcell
Greggains
Quinn
Boxing Gossip Highlights Upcoming Matches and Scraps
Boxing gossip notes a tentative Choynski plan to avoid a Tulane A C purse for a Nov 2 bout with ODonnell. It lists matchups and promoters from Empire A C Baltimore to Waverly Club Yonkers, plus prospects like Williams versus Yisher and Gard ner versus O'Brien.
Wefers Case Faces Likely Drop Over Unsubstantiated Claims
The New York A C flyer Bernie Wefers appears likely to remain an amateur as charges of professionalism wobble. Evidence rests on letters cited in a magazine piece and lacks corroboration, with only one Worcester man willing to testify. The A A U committee cannot compel witnesses, and the matter may be dropped for fairness to Wefers.
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Bernie Wefers
New York A. C
New England
Caspar Whitney
Siam
Wefers
James B. Sullivan
Suboena
James 8S
Weters
Aborn
Maine Polo Notes and Local Tidbits
Tonight fall River plays New Bedford and Providence faces Salem in roller polo. The Maine Musical Society building in Bangor is touted as the best arena for polo. Providence offers 500 dollars for a player from Another National League Club, signaling strong ambitions. Jim Mooney of Salem is noted as a fast center, winning seven of nine recent events in the Maine League.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Providence
Salem
Maine Musical Society
Bangor
Jim Mooney
Woodbury Facial Soap and Cream Ad with Free Sample Offer
facial blemishes quickly disappear with Woodbury's Grand Toilet combination to smooth rough skin and protect complexion a sample of each product plus a beauty book mailed on receipt of 20 cents regular sizes sold everywhere 2bc JOHN H WOODBURY Dermatologist 11 Winter et Bustum
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Woodbury
John H. Woodbury
High Scores in Candle Pin League Round at Sudbury and Nearby Alleys
Sudbury team won with a 1348 total at Sudbury alleys defeating Kirby by 101 pins and setting a Class B record. Powers led with 292 three-string and 109 best string. Jameson beat St James at Jameson alleys by four pins after a tight sequence. Hub beat Carruth by 101 pins at Carruth alleys with Hedge as top bowler. Dray led Centrals with 295 three-string and 108 best string at Jefferson alleys scoring beyond 1300.
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Sudbury
Kirby
Powers
St. James
Jameson
Somerville
Barry
Carruth Alleys
Hub
Carruths
Hedge
Pythian Alleys
Chelsea
Pythians
Meyers
Columbia
Boylston Alleys
Boylston
Centrals
Jefferson Alleys
Dray
Brookline Street
McCarthys
City Hall
Roxbury
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Carruth’s
Purrington
Eeeverereves
Dickerman
Pythian
Murray & Irwin
Wheeler
Harrison
McGrath
Bradbury
Hill
Daley
Meyer
UBNOF
Woodb
Shine
Leahy
Gray
Tot Peterson
A. Scott
Flanders
Collins
Sheafe
Eeaeeesesess
Yonce Bowler
Mur
Smi VY
Sheehan
Cccceescessoreees
Nobles
Bowler
Gaul Eee
Noble Eae
Jefferson's Alleys
Jim Donnelly
Jeffersons
Toti
Ryan
MAN
McSella
Willoughby Ereeere Weene
Eereee
Amateur Bowling League of Boston Updates Rules and Officers
A Boston area bowling meeting chaired by Warren Hill elected James B. Reynolds as secretary, replacing Fred M. Woods. The league adopted two ball play with a three ball rule in the tenth box for strikes or spares and a New York style scoring where each string counts as a game. It also limited teams to seven and is preparing the game schedule.
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Amateur Bowling League of
Boston and Vicinity
Warren Hill
James B. Reynolds
Fred M. Woods
New York
Centrals Win Bowling Match in Massachusetts Interclub League
The Centrals edged Oxford Club of Lynn in bowling at Central Club Somerville as part of the Massachusetts Interclub League. Oxford won billiards 7 points and pool 120 to 100, while the Centrals took whist by one and bowling by over fifty pins. Winslow of Lynn led individual scores. Cushman and Henry of Oxford faced Daniels and Parks in close bouts.
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Oxford Club
Lynn
Central Club
Somerville
Massachusetts
Centrals
Cushman
Oxfords
Daniels
Henry
Parks
Oxford
Winslow
Bowling Showdown Postponed by Illness of Dolan
The Brown-Durrell Company bowling team and the New England News Company will not play tonight as scheduled due to the serious illness of Mr. T. F. Dolan. Dolan is reported to be ill with a condition not specified in the notice.
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T. F. Dolan
Brown- -Durrell Company
New England News Company
Dolan
Local bowling notes feature league meeting and prize rolls
The Mercantile League convenes at Boylston alleys tonight. Bernard and Freeman duel at St James alleys. Ned Dickerman of the Hub bowled nine strings at 92 5-9 average. Hub roll-off winner Latimer posted 285 with Hedge second at 273. Charlestown Cycle Club tours to Waltham for a joint meet. Goddard of Commonwealth Bicycle Club tops with 564 yesterday. Tommy Boles of St James sets candle pin record at Lavis with 345 for three strings, 124, 115, 106.
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Mercantile League
Boylston
Bernard
Freeman
St. James
Ned’’ Dickerman
Hub
Latimer
Hedge
Charlestown Cycle Club
Waltham
Goddard
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Murray & Irwin's
Tommy’’ Boles
Lavis’s Alleys
National Baseball League Ponders Draft Rule Changes
Philadelphia November meeting runs two hours with a broad discussion on minor league drafting rule changes. No decision made, next session Friday morning. St Louis and Philadelphia trade talks continue, with Grady Hartman likely to NY Giants. Cincinnati trades and completed deals involving Harley Elmer Smith also reported.
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National Baseball League
Board of Arbitration
Fairmont Park
Hotel Bellevue
St. Louis-Philadelphia Exchange
Grady
Hartman
St. Louis
New York Giants
von der Ahe
Freidman
New York
Donnelly
Park Wilson
Cincinnati
Dwyer
McCarthy
Miller
Pittsburg
Killen
Elmer Smith
Rhine
Hibernians of Arlington host thirteenth annual ball and concert
Division 23 A O H dance at Town Hall draws about 700 members, wives, and guests from Somerville, Cambridge, Medford, West Medford, Malden, Charlestown, Everett and Boston. Wiggin's Orchestra played as D J O Leary led the grand march with numerous couples, amid Irish and American flags and Emmet portraits.
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Division 7
Norfolk County
Roxbury
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Hyde Park
Dedham
McGrath
M. J. Ball
J. J.S. Lynch
Edward O'Connor
Thomas J. McGarry
William J. McMahon
John Higgins
T. J. Shanahan
William Jennings
Francis McDonald
Joseph Carney
Patrick Kenney
John J. Horgan
M. J. Wyeming
James Gannon
John Collins
Joseph Hennessey
John Hopkins
Timothy O'Leary
Neal J. Wallace
John Tarrant
Michael Gibbons
John Maloney
M. L. Lynch
Martin Small
John D. Fahey
Daniel O'Neil
William Smith O’brien
John Dolan
Joseph F. Wad
Patrick F. Toner
Dr. T. ©. Downs
Hibernians
Arlington
Town
Division 28
Somersville
Cambridge
Medford
West Medford
Malden
Charlestown
Everett
Ireland
Robert Emmet
Wiggin
D. J. O'Leary
T. H. Nolan
Aids
O'Leary
Katherine McCarthy
S. M. Kirlin
Michael Mulcahy
Margaret Connors
Thomas H. Nolan
Edmond
Reardon
David Sliney
Jeremiah Sexton
Patrick Ahern
Eleanor Ahern
James F. Daly
John F. Burke
Messrs
John McGrath
OC. Y Cronin
Jon Linnean
P. J. Kelly
Dennis O'Keeffe
Frank A. O'Hearn
John Kelly
Michael Bowler
William Shea
Michael O'Connor
James Kearey
D. J. Ryan
Patrick Kenny
D. J. Cronin
Patrick Curtin
John O'Neill
Philem Brady
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