Harvard Eleven Signals and Injuries Ahead of Pennsylvania Game
Harvard’s varsity football team conducted light signal practice and light scrimmage after the Princeton game as players recover. Cabot strains knee, Brewer heals from wrist and shoulder injuries, Hallowell expected to join for punting shows and possible play in the Pennsylvania clash. emphasized punting strength over rushing.
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Harvard
Princeton
Cabot
Pennsylvania
Brewer
Hallowell
Brown
Dunlop
Colby and Bowdoin Play to Rainy Tie in Maine
In Waterville Maine Colby and Bowdoin battled through a heavy rain with Colby scoring in the first half and Bowdoin replying in the second. Colby threatened a clear win before a late play turned into a tying touchdown for Bowdoin.
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Waterville
Colby
Bowdoin
Tupper
Pike
T. E
Veazie Putnam
L. Te
R. T
Gould Brooks
Moulton McFadden
Stanwood Gibbons
Ives Tupper
Mod
Ory Sopewee
G. Bowdoin
Putnam
Clarke
McCaurtley
Brown
Andrews
Dartmouth
Wellman
Brett
Cost of Football Abandoned After Injury at Danvers
In Danvers a Lynn High School football game against Danvers lasted one 15 minute period before Tut tle was seriously hurt and the match ended with Lynn leading 8 to 6. Harvard freshmen defeated Worcester A C 24 to 0 with strong backfield and line performance.
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Young Tuttle
Lynn
Danvers
Nov
Lynn High School
Tuttle
Harvard
Worcester
A. C
Worcester A. C
Worcester Athletic
Football Gossip Notes Local A A Teams and Trials
Gossip lists Newton A A practice at Irvington Oval and a potential disruption if Harvard opponents fail to score. Arthur Teele joins the squad. Stanford, Worcester pivot mentions. plans for 120 and 140 pound teams and contact details for Wilfred Mallet in Malden.
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Harvard
Chicago A. A
Newton A. A
Irvington Oval
Arthur Teele
Stanley Cushing
John Hancock Insurance
Devonshire Street
Worcester Polytechnic
Brookline
Boston
Malden High
Medford
Harvard Crew Coach to Meet Lehman in New York
Yesterday Captain Goodrich of the Harvard crew went to New York to meet Mr. Lehman Oxford crew coach who will accompany him to Boston today or tomorrow. Francis Peabody is also in New York and will return with Lehman to begin work at once and review the field and coach the fall river crew. Lehman will receive an enthusiastic reception. We recommend Prof Shaw boxing teacher 181 Tremont St. call or write.
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Goodrich
Harvard
New York
Lehman
Oxford
Boston
Francis Peabody
Shaw
Tremont St
Post
Democratic Party
Bernard F. Lamb
Hugh Devine
Mr. Lamb
Holy Cross
Frank Cowan
Common Council
Ward 9 Improvement Association
Barry
William G. Harber
Rowing Association
Hibernian
Saugus Track Meeting Opens in Mud Spite of Heavy Rain
A two day Saugus track meet opened amid rain and a heavy, soft track. Mack the Vermont stallion won the 2 16 pace in straight heats as Lady Watson battled late. Merrill triumphed in the 2 11 pace with Alcinta close behind. Robinette faltered in the mile. Tomorrow features unfinished 2 11 pace 2 23 trot and 2 08 pace events with several contenders.
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Saugus
the Star
Hilda
Vermont
Mack
Readville
Merrill
Willie Robbs
Jimmy Carpenter
Merril
Alcinta
Barney
Sphinxetta
B. l
Billy Ring
Bentley
Lady Watson
Candlepin Bowls Show Tight League Night
In the Candlepin League at St James and Jefferson alleys teams clashed with mixed results. Meyers of Cambridge defeated McCarthy and Lennon in a razor thin contest while Lavis's squad routed the Columbias at St James. Purington led Carruth with top games as Murray Irwins and Jamesons also won.
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St. James
Washington Street
Lavis
Columbias
Meyers
Cambridge
McCarthy & Lennon
Jefferson
Jeffersons
Quincey
Murray & Irwins
Jamesons
Purington
Carruth
McCarthy
Hickey
Wegshell
Flanders
Ccccesecsesess
Hannaford
Coline
Scceseseceessens
Sheafe
Steaeeaieweigs
Baseball Board Agrees on Season Dates and Rules
The National League and American Association boards met at 11 am in Chicago. They arranged the sale of Tom Bonner to Kansas City for a nominal sum and officially awarded the pennant to Baltimore. Meetings will occur the first Tuesday after the second Monday in November. A rules committee and umpire penalties were authorized, with talks of abolishing coaching and Temple Cup games.
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Chicago
National League
American Association of Baseball Clubs
Tom Bonner
New Yorks
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Young
American Association
F. H. Abell
Brooklyn
Baltimore Swaps Star Stenzel for Pittsburg Trio
Baltimore manager Hanlon trades Brodie and Donnelly to Pittsburg in exchange for Jake Stenzel the star outfielder. Horton, a young pitcher, Truby who played second for Chicago, and Bryan from Toronto for this year join the deal.
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Baltimore
Hanlon
Donovan
Pittsburg
Brodie
Donnelly
Jake Stenzel
Horton
Truby
Chicago
Bryan
Toronto
Western Baseball League awards pennant to Minneapolis
The fall meeting at the Victoria Hotel began in Minneapolis with Chicago and Minneapolis teams present. On motion of Mr. Van Der Beck the pennant was awarded to Minneapolis.
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Chicago
Western Baseball League
Victoria Hotel
van der Beck
Minneapolis
Boxing News From the Atlantic Circuit and West
John Duncan and Sons accept offers and may sail soon. In England only three top boxers remain undefeated by Americans: Pedlar Palmer Billy Plimmer and Tom Causer. Causer fights Eddie Connolly of Boston later this month. Connolly seen training suggests a win for him. Sammy Kelly could stop Plimmer. Dixon remains a potential American upset. Frank Erne arrives in New York to train for a 20 round bout with George Dixon on Nov 27 at Broadway A C. Peter Maher noses toward Joe Choynski clash at Sheepshead Bay next Monday. Buck Connolly guides Choynski’s camp. If Choynski loses, Connolly aims for Fitzsimmons rematch. Young Sisto vs Patsey Haley prelims. Sisto beat Dave Ross. Haley favored. Paddy Purtell KOed James Ferns in three rounds near Galena Kan in a barn. Letter for Nick Burley awaiting pickup.
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New York
Palmer
Frank Erne
George Dixon
Broadway A. C
Mackey
Coney Island
Peter Maher
Sheepshead
Sisto
Dave Ross
Haley Shoul
Galena
Kan
Paddy Purtell
James Ferns
Ferns
Nick Burley
Boxing Gossip Sparks Interest Among Local Boxers
Wallace Burgo issued a challenge drawing excitement among local fighters to meet at 18 pounds. Letters arrive from Jack Foley and Amesbury’s Herbert Wilmot who could face Burgo with potential inexperience but strong form. Wilmot plans a private 185 pound bout for a sizable purse. The Olympic Club wired offers for Walcott vs Lavigne at 140 pounds for a ten round decision, purse $3000, but Walcott’s value shelved England plans. Sammy Kelly departs for the other side with trainer Paddy Moran. Jimmy Kelly notes Birmingham club eyes a twenty round bout with O'Brien and Sears versus Stanton for a purse.
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Wallace Burgo
Portland
Jack Foley
South Boston
Herbert Wilmot
Amesbury
Wilmot
Corer
Burgo
Olympic Club of California
Howie Hodgkins
Walcott
Lavigne
Sammy Kelly
New York
Billy Plimmer
England
Olympic Club
St. Paul
Paddy Moran
Jimmy Kelly
Eddie Connolly
Olympic Athletic Club of
Birmingham
Eng
Dick O’brien
Dan Creedon
Mike Sears
Ernie Stanton
Bicycle Notes Vox Fic 2S
A compact note fragment titled Bicycle Notes presents a brief Vox fiction item titled 2S. The readable text remains sparse and hints at a casual, reader-driven piece without clear events or details.
Massachusetts Cycling Notes and Club News Across Boston
George H. Lowe of White Sewing Machine Company visits provinces for the firm. November 19 sets decision in Ike Potter vs L A W suit. Potter case presentations complete with committee meeting on the 18th. Massachusetts Division election results likely after tomorrow or Saturday. Boston century ride to Newburyport if weather favors. entries paid only by finishers. Mystic Interclub Tournament League to include Chelsea C C Alter Ego and others. meeting Sunday November 15 at Chelsea Broad way rooms. Press Cycling Club withdrawal from A C C tournaments discussed by cycling editor. Tiger Roadsters host subscription party in Winthrop Hall Dorchester. next party December 13. Medford defeats Roxbury B C in A C C tournament. various billiards and whist scores listed. Metropolitans vs Walthams upcoming. South Boston results noted.
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George H. Lowe
White Sewing Machine Company
Ike’ Potter
Potter
Massachusetts
Horace Partridge
W. B. Handy
Tremont Street
Castle Square
Chelsea C. C
Alter Ego
Chelsea Suffolk Club
Charlestown Co. C
Berkeley C. C
Winthrop C. C
Boston Suffolk Bicycle Club
Lechmere C. C
Everett Wheelmen
Everett Athletic Association
C. H. Reed
E. H. Bassett
Suffolk Club
Broadway
Chelsea
Frothingham
Associates Cycling Clubs
Boston
Press Cycling
A. C. Cc
Winthrop Hall
Dorchester
Tiger Roadsters
Mnneary
Harry F. Dean
W. B. Chipman
Herbert F. Wilbur
J. Christie
E. J. Wynde
Peters
Medford
Roxbury B. C
Babb
Pool
Morrison
McIntyre
Jacobs
Ditmar
Roxbury
South Boston
Malden F. C
Mt. Washingtons
Metropolitans
Walthams
L A W Suspensions Reported By Philadelphia Bulletin
The L A W Weekly Bulletin lists suspensions for racing rule violations. Gately of Roxbury Mass is suspended and I P Connolly of South Manchester Conn and W Robinson of Manchester Green Conn are suspended for ninety days from November 2 for entering races they were not entitled to ride.
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Philadelphia
Cambridgeport and Winnisimmet Cycle Clubs Tie in Whist
In the A C C tournament Cambridgeport Bicycle Club faced Winnisimmet Cycle Club Chelsea at Winnisimmet rooms. Only pool and whist were played as Winnisimmet is not playing billiards. Whist ended tied at 303 while Winnisimmet won both pool games by narrow margins. Pool scores list Winnisimmet Dodge 60 Cambridgeport Wilkins 37 Baker 50.
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Cambridgeport Bicycle Club
Winnisimmet Cycle Club
Chelsea
Winnisimmets
Winnisimmet
Dodge
Cambridgeport
Wilkins
Baker
Senators Slate for Boston Aldermen Split Signals
A senatorial bloc led by Lomasney Quinn and Gallivan gains leverage in choosing Democratic aldermanic nominees as ward chiefs pledge support for Donovan Barry Dean and others. South Boston and West End factions press for Dean and Lee while ex-Senator McNary counters with Sullivan. new candidate Frederick L. Coolidge enters. The party balance, African American and German votes, and A P A influence shape the contest ahead of the November caucuses.
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Quinn
Gallivan
James E. Hayes
Charlestown
Corbett
Fitzgerald
West End
W. F. Donovan
Wonovan
Mahoney
Barry
Lee
Dean
South Boston
Casey
Bumstead Hall
Quinns
Donovans
Lomasney-Quinn
Post
Union Station
McNary
Ward 15
Ninth Congressional District
Sullivan
Ward 14
Charles
Hall
Dorchester
Frederick L. Coolidge
Ward
Young Men's Democratic Club
Rosnosky
Life on Craigie's Schooner Entangled in Draw Accident
A three masted schooner Jonathan Sawyer of Dover with 600 tons of coal attempted to pass Craigs bridge on the Cambridge side. Pilot Abbott commanded as the vessel went through and the captain left, leaving the pilot in charge. The draw chain was used to pull the schooner and the vessel became ensnared amid electric wires after crossing the Boston and Maine tracks.
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Craigie’s
Cambridge
Jonathan Sawyer
Dover
David Proudfoot
Abbott
Boston & Maine
Labor men vie for council seats and a ship strikes a bridge
The article notes James A. Murphy and Charles J. Kidney as Democratic candidates in Ward 17 for the city council. Separately a schooner struck a bridge causing wire entanglements and injuries to Peter Welsh who suffered a severe scalp wound and knee cap fracture, with another worker hurt but less seriously.
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Thurman Club
Printing Trades Council
Mailers’ Union
Central Labor Union
Harber
James A. Murphy
Charles J. Kidney
West End
Peter Welsh
Market Street
Brighton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Welsh
Races and Sports News From Saugus Belmont Philadelphia Traverses
The Saugus races begin at 12 30 today. Billy Nash visits Richmond while Harvard coach Lehmann arrives in New York. Yale crews switch to English oars and shell but without the English stroke. Dan Brouthers signs with Springfields for next season as veteran players. Alexander Brown joins a Philadelphia football tackle lineup. Patchen and Star Pointer race today at Belmont Park near Philadelphia, Boston pacer first in Quaker City region. Columbia College Varsity picks R W Pressprich as 1897 captain. Lawson Fuller in Vermont drives six in hand at Fleetwood in 2 56 1 2. All six bred at Fuller farm. Fred Pfeffer played 450 baseball games between 1888 and 1890, a record not matched.
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Billy Nash
Boston
Richmond
R. C. Lehmann
Harvard
Majestic
New York
Yale
Bob Cook
Dan Brouthers
Springfields
Alexander Brown
Philadelphia
Joe Patchen
Star Pointer
Belmont Park
Boston Pacer
Quaker City
Columbia College
R. W. Pressprich
Lawson W. Fuller
Fleetwood
Mr. Fuller
St. Albans
Fred Pfeffer
Latonia Racecourse Results Report A List Of Winners
Latonia Kentucky November 11 details five races with winners and times. Rampart won the first mile, Latouma the seven furlongs, Suydam the six furlongs, Addie Buchanan the one and one sixteenths miles, and Al the five furlongs. secondary places listed for each race.
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Latonia
Rampart
Little Tom
Little Walter
Latouma
Noy Peuthers
Gray Eclipse
Suydam
Mertie Reed
Forsythe
Addie Buchanan
Nimrod
Simee
Sagamon
el Toro
Harvard junior crew elects H Adams captain for year
The Harvard junior crew yesterday elected H Adams of Boston captain for the next year. He stroked the crew last year and in his freshman year rowed on his class crew.
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Harvard
H. Adams
Boston
Malden Defeats Woburn in New England Polo Clash
Malden beat Woburn 1 0 in a New England League polo match played in Woburn tonight. The visitors secured the lone goal of the game.
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Woburn
Malden
Fall River and Pawtucket Scores Shared in Oil Ad
Sports style scores list two results, Fall River 6 over New Bedford 2 and Pawtucket 5 over Salem 4. An ad text urges traveling with Salv ation Oil claiming it cures a bruise at once.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Salem
Yachtsmens Ladies Night at Atlantic Yacht Club
The Atlantic Yacht Club on Commercial wharf end hosted a bright ladies night with Commodore E. W. Dixor in view as about a hundred couples danced. The California Quartet from the Parlor Match Company, George B. McKenna, 8 Chapman and other talent provided entertainment. C J Gallagher, J T Curran and Frank T Dunn led the arrangements committee.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Commercial Wharf
E. W. Dixor
California
George B. McKenna
Chapman
C. J. Gallagher
J. T. Curran
Frank T. Dunn
Jury awards Chadwell $4000 in car collision suit
In Salem Superior Civil Court the jury ruled for Chadwell against Lynn and Boston Railroad, awarding $4000 for injuries from a collision of cars. The verdict settles the personal injury case in favor of the plaintiff.
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Salem
Superior Civ Court
Chadwell Vs
Lynn & Boston Railroad
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