Harvard Football Practice In Muddy Weather
Harvard varsity practiced in rain and two inch deep mud with limited coaching staff. Crans ton Waters and Upton worked hard despite conditions while Captain Dibblee rested with a knee splint. Prep for Yale postponed until next Monday after Brown game. Jaffray and Lawin shown as key prospects for the line while Sargent returns to the squad but shows doubt as centre duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cranston
Waters
Upton
Jack MacMasters
Pennsylvania
Cochrane
Warren
Haughton
Dibblee
Yale
Brown
Lawin
Blair
C. Sargent
Jaffray
Yale Practices in Rain Ahead of Princeton Clash
Yale faced a rainy practice as coaches had the eleven work thirty minutes on a slick field. Durston battled remaining conditions and the lineup showed Seasaulles at quarterback with McPride at full. Dudley sidelined by illness. The squad will rest tomorrow then resume light signal work with ex captains Hinkey and Heffelfinger advising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
Durston
Townshend
Dudley
Harvard
DeSaulles
McPride
Brown
Marshall
Stillman
Chamberlain
Coy
Eddy
Hinkey and Heffelfinger
Yale Princeton Officials Decide Umpire For Saturday Game
Yale manager Brown and Princeton manager Cook chose Paul Dashiel of Lehigh as umpire for the upcoming game. A referee dispute arose between McClung of Lehigh and Wykoff of Cornell. Unable to settle by letter, Cook traveled to New York to confer with Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Brown
Yale
Cook
Paul Dashiel
Lehigh
McClung
Wykoff
Cornell
New York
English High vs Hoppy on South End grounds
English High faces Hoppy this afternoon in a closely matched game on the South End grounds. A loss would end English High’s league title hopes after a prior defeat to Somerville High, while a Hoppy loss would likely drop the club to near the bottom of the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englishigh
Hoppy
South End
English High
Somerville High
New Britain and Meriden Polo Match Draws Large Crowd
New Britain beat Meriden 7 to 3 in a rain soaked polo game at the rink. New Britain dominated with fast work and Meriden’s Mallory made key saves to limit the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Meriden
Mallory
Prize roll-off results at Murray & Irwin
Murray and Irwin held their regular fortnightly prize roll-off with Mc Allen scoring 394 winning $12, Wilby 371 winning $8, Linnegan 365 winning $3, Williams 244 and Bent 264 in the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray & Irwin
McAllen
Wilby
Linnegan
Williams
Bent
Johnny Murray Tops City Teague Bowler Page
Johnny Murray of the McCarthy candle pin troupe is among the most popular City Teague bowlers and makes many good hits on the alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny’ Murray
McCarthy Candle
Cancer and Tumor Cured Without Knife or Piaster
A brief advertisement claims cures for cancer and tumors without pain or surgery. It promises testimonials and free advice and directs readers to address ab H. Mason M.D. in Ghathem Aly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuife
Piaster
Wiraou
H. Mason
M.D
Ghathem
Aly
Youth Versus Experience in Dixon Sullivan Featherweight Clash
The twenty five round featherweight title bout between Dave Sullivan and George Dixon occurs tonight in New York. Sullivan, seen as the rising champion, faces Dixon the seasoned veteran as both camps bet heavily on the outcome. Anticipation runs high with large bets and strong local backing for Sullivan from Boston and Dixon supporters prepared to wager on the colored contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Sullivan
George Dixon
New York
Dixon
Sullivan
Boston
Thomas Boles
Charley Lavis
Dana Donnelly
Maurice Clark
Johnny Nicholson
South End
Jim Doherty
Tom Clark
H. Raiser Team Routs Mercantile Leader in Straight Sets
John P. Squire and Co. fell to Gigarmakers as the victors swept in three straight games. McDonald led the winners with the high score, while the Mercantile League match yielded a clear 3-0 result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Squire & Co
H. ‘Raiser
McDonald
High Roller
Expansion of a City Store Across a Long Block
A department store outgrew quarters as business rose. Start by occupying part of a floor in a neighboring building, then the entire floor, then the whole building. The expansion spanned the block from Summer Street to Avon Street. Massive brick walls between departments were removed in a daring, artistic renovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer St
Avon St
Beacon's Opening at Gaiety Theatre Draws Crowd
The Beacon A. C. opened in its new quarters at the Gaiety Theatre on D and Silver streets with a good crowd. The program featured Jerry Callahan back and wing dancing, Scotty Coyne and Tom Cassidy in a five round set, Charley Eggleston as boy soprano, Ise McLean vs Young Lavigne with Lavigne prevailing, and Danny Brennan vs Sweeney of Manchester. Brennan claimed Sweeney didn’t weigh in, and Brennan felt he could perform better with another chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon A. C
Gaiety Theatre
D and
Silver Streets
Jerry Callahan
Scotty Coyne
Tom Cassidy
Coyne
Charley Eggleston
Sweeney
Brennan
New Hampshire
Post
New England News win two of three in candlepin clash
In the Newspaper League at Trinity court alleys New England News defeated Globe two games to one. Globe took the first game as News rallied to win the last two strings 405 and 411 with Parks rolling 269 high for the night. The Fast team faced a handicap with only four bowlers and Herald won easily in the three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Court
New England News
Globe
News
Herald
Parks
Whyte Wire Works
Dickerman
Fitzpatrick
Wire Works
High Roller
Nat Butler
Albatross
Point Breeze Track
Philadelphia
W. F. Sager
Denver
Lena N
Harry Elkes
Troy
N. Y
Gougoltz
Jaap Eden
New York
Jimmy Michael
Aberman
Wales
George McLeish
Michael
Willie
America
J. F. Moran
Chelsea
Waltham
Tiger Roadsters
Winthrop Hall
Upham's Corner
Iving Smith
Shawmut Avenue
Ely
JL. Ek. Rogers
Dwight Street
Major Taylor
Boston
Warren F. Taylor
Norwood
G. Percival
Kneeland Street
Warren Avenue
J. W. Williams
W. F. Stafford
Frank Waller
Rough Riders
Folding Card Tables Offered At Unusually Low Price
Advertisement notes folding card tables of highest grade stock with green felt tops and brass corners. Lumber selected and varnished underside. Price advertised as two dollars or half the usual cost, claimed to be made to specifications.
Columba Rowing Association Hosts Notable November Meeting
The Colum bian Rowing Association held a well attended Lyceum Hall program with high enthusiasm. Master of ceremonies Matht Flaherty pleased the crowd while bouts featured Jones defeating Briggs, Scott outlasting Wilson, and Beatty sparring with Paige in four rounds. Joe Robinson defeated Joe Horn in a marked display ending after two rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Rowing Association
Lyceum Hall
Matht Flaherty
Jimmy Briggs
Eddy Jones
Briggs
Jones
Frank Scott
Tom Wilson
Harry Paige
Ed Beatty
Phil Brennan
Johnny Sheehan
Joe Robinson
Joe Horn
Boxing events at Somerville club and Maverick Boat Club meeting
The Bigelow Club of Somerville schedules a Nov 21 boxing evening led by welterweight New England title bout Bob Montgomery versus Tom Carpenter of Woburn, with supporting matches Jimmy Davenport v Harry Page and others. Maverick Boat Club meets Nov 16 in Lyceum Hall East Boston with a boxed program and music, plus member seating details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow Club
Somerville
Bob Montgomery
Tom Carpenter
Woburn
New England
Jimmy Davenport
Harry Page
John Bell
Frank Scott
Jim Stone
Frank McLean
Maverick Boat Club
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Allie Alberts
Unknown
Kid Lavigne
North Mind
Patsey Sweeney
New Hampshire
Bob Allen
Steve Mahoney
Chelsea
Charlestown
Fommy Heffernan
Sandy Chapman
Cambridge Trio
Billy Troy
Johnny Smith
Harry Armstrong
Boston Paderewski
Asserement
Jack McGee
Sumner
Paris Streets
J. V. Donnarama
North Market Street
James Hayes
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Northampton Street
Jim Foley
Jack Hagerty
Jim Davenport
Jack Kelly
Donnie McDonald
Paddy Ryan
Ben DeBarry
Tom Devine
Pete Manning
Murray Irwin battle o'n team opens Sudbury night
Al Corcoran Fallon and Mc Gabe Kirk Stout and Doyle join the Murray Irwin lineup for a league clash at Sudbury tonight. Maos McAllien tops this week with 83 percent at Murray Irwin's dry goods emporium. Isa Bean anchors the Herald, while Greater New York opens its season with 1968 pins against Kings County Wheelmen in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Corcoran
Fallon
Roxbury
McGabe
Charlestown
Kirk
Chelsea
Stout and
Doyle
South Boston
Murray & Irwin
Sudbury
Maos McAllien
Emporium
Thrasher
Trinity Court
Dartmouth Street
Isa” Bean
Herald
Greater New York
Kings County
Brooklyn
Richardson
Powers
Fiftyeth French Maid souvenir show set for Boston
The Park Theatre bids farewell to The French Maid with two weeks left in Boston. Manager Eugene Tompkins announces a special souvenir performance next Tuesday, marking the fiftieth night. Every lady in attendance will receive a keepsake reportedly finer and costlier than the twenty fifth night mementos. Box office seats are on sale amid brisk demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Boston
Park ‘Theatre
Boxing Cards Amid Busy Match Plans In New York
Boxing and racing notes show a flurry of announced bouts across clubs and cities. Boxers Jack Bonner, George Byers plan twenty rounds at Lenox A C New York on Dec 18. Nov 8 rematch between Jack OBrien and Jack Hamilton at Manhattan A C. Other matchups span Dec 5 12 2 and Nov 14 with various venues and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitus
Smith-Walcott
Jack Bonner
George Byers
Lenox A. C
New York
Jack O’brien
Jack Hamilton
Troy
Manhattan A. C
Tommy Ryan
Johnny Gorman
Syracuse
Inquirer
Dixon-Gardner
Jack Burke
Boston
Bert Lawson
St. Stephen
N. B
Burke
Lawson
John P. Dunn
Greater
New York A. C
McCoy-Maher
Coney Island
McGovern-Callahan
Brooklyn
Larry Becker
George McFadden
Excelsior Boat Club
Paterson
N. J
Tom Butler
Black Griffo
Billy Barrett
W. Donnelly
Pelican A. C
N. Y
Joe Gans
Jack Daly
Cleveland
Jim Ryan
Louisville
Matt Matthews
Mike Leonard
Bridgeport
Conn
Tom West
Pat Raedy
Rienzi A. C
Rochester
Ak A
Owen Zeigler
George Kerwin
St. Louis
Patsy Haley
Jack Ritchie
Chicago
Haley
Mascot
A. C
Fred McGirr
Dick Powers
Fred M.girr
Kid Thomas
Eddy Connolly
Billy Moore
George Siddons
Hartford
Charlestown
Nick Burley
Smith
Rossland
B. C
al Mitchell
Mohegan
Diek Moore
Dick O'Brien
Jimmy Kelly
England
Bill
Frank
Spike Sullivani
Eddy Curry
Rank
Eighth Moves South for Americus Ga Route
Lexington Ky Nov 10 Brigadier General Waites staff and the Highth Massachusetts left for Americus Ga today on the Southern railway. All regiments will be away by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Waites
Highth
Massachusetts
Americus
Southern Railway
Pacer Johnson Retires Amid Pensioned Farewell
Johnson once the champion pacer of the world ends his career last week after chirosorform hints of mercy. Yale golf loses John Reid Jr and B Smith as they graduate. Roxbury A C A C Morgan Murphy previously played with Boston. Blackstone A A wants an away game against a team averaging 130 pounds. Rafferty team accepts Graffins hotel championship challenge with match setup details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Field
Riverside Press
Cambridge
Rafferty
Graffins
Frank Johnson
Magnolia Street
Marlboro Shoe Makers Defy Union Over Free Shops
Marlboro faces a brewing strike as S. H. Howe and John A. Frye announce free shops with new one year labor terms. Middlesex factory to reopen under similar conditions after strike closure. Union vows to fight, citing past accords and arbitration options, while other local firms inch toward the same stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Rice & Hutchins Shoe Company
Middlesex
Rice & Hutchins
Cotting Avenue
Ariel Hioowe
John O'Connell
State Board of Arbitration
Howe
Mr. Rice
Rice
Lasters
Brackton
Wood Honors Perez at Guantanamo After Accord
General Wood arrives in Guantanamo and endorses Cuban governor Perez after negotiations. Perez offered police roles for his men but was refused. Wood then assigns Perez as mayor and reshuffles civil officers. Cuban press voices calls for Americans to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guantanamo
Santiago de Cuba
Wood
Santiago
Young
Perez
Mayagua
United States
Atlas Wins Again In Palace Wrestling Show
Professor Atlas, the strong man, dominates Ernest Roeber in a 20 minute bout at the Palace, winning by referee’s decision after a rough match. Atlas earns 75 dollars plus 9 in side bets and declines a limited match future. Mark Shack and Leo Pardello also wrestle, drawing applause as local talent shines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Atlas
the Palace
Ernest Roeber
B. D. Rhodes
Atlas
Roeber
Ules
Mark Shack
Leo Pardello
Sam Dunlap
A. C
Bill Forrest
New England
Educating Young Cubans Prompts U S College Aid
General Joseph Wheeler urges free education for two or more Cuban youths. Gilbert Harroun requests U S college presidents, over 360 contacted, with responses from over 10 colleges. Schools agree to cover tuition and often provide extra assistance to worthy students arriving prepared and properly vouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Wheeler
Cuba
Wheeler
Gilbert K. Harroun
Orersirer
Union Colege
American Coleges
General Wheeler
Charity Club Entertainment at Bijou Opera House
Despite rain a large crowd attended last evening as the Woman's Charitable Club staged The New World a historical pageant to raise funds for the Charity Club Free Hospital. Mme A E Arcan directed with Mrs F Z Rose assisting the arrangement chairwoman. Patronesses included Mrs W A Bancroft Mrs W W Potter Dr Salome Merritt Mrs A Shuman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Club
Bijou
Woman’s Charitable Club
Charity Club Free Hospital
New World
America
Mme. A. E. Arcan
F. Z. Rose
W. A. Bancroft
W. W. Potter
Salome Merritt
A. Shuman
E. F. Boland
Johin B. Cheney
W. A. Copeland
Willam N. Emery
George E. Endicott
Lt. St. Gardner
James Hicks
Harris M. Cutter
James A. Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
MacMasters
Yale-Princeton
Meridin Pareone
Ebaarecraceevantes
Warner McGilWr
Tarrant Dean
Eels
Menard
Warner
Conly Doherty
Mallory Urgess
Sas
Parsons
McGilvray
Meriden Eneene
Meriden Eeerpeeeeeerrest Tarrant
Iz Meriden
Kurgees
Oak Hall
Washington St
Dixon and Sullivan
Squire
Traiser
Gigarmakers
M'Donald
New England News and Herald
H Traiser & CO O
Harding
Crockett O
Au McDonald
Abo
Joun
Squire & CO Bowler
T'tl
Cooke Ee
Welsh Campbell Eeese Weer
Wear ‘Taylor
Maddock
Tocais Weeseoevecsesess Gil
Beacon
Derby
Our
Chafer
Newspaper League Candles
NEW England News CO
Nugent Oe Iy
Taylor
O'Donnell
Ballard Ee
Parks Seeee
Globe Owler
Cook Neeee
Dow
Herald Oe
Towler
Fowle Steer
Hooley ST
Allen
Casey
Bean
Seer
Nowler ” T'dley Connor
McCage
Stimson
Berman
Bedford St
Columbian R
East Boston
Whyte
T'd J. Conway
Kane
Mitapatrick Conway
GSE
Igo Dickerman
Lampron Real
Gordon
Jenkins
Turk
Olympic A. C
Bowling Gossip
Edwards
Trement
World OF Sport
Navy
Tobin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!