Worcester Defeats Chelsea 1 to 0 in Fast Game
Worcester wins 1 0 over Chelsea as three Chelsea fouls decide the outcome. End of second period tied 1 1 with goals by both sides. Miller and Doherty commit fouls in third period leading to a decisive Worcester advantage. Whipple injured, Jyson subbed in.
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Worcester
Chelsea
Miller
Doherty
Whipple
Wodtke
Jyson
Daly
Bey Heffernan
Pierce
Jason
Bannon
Heffernan
Devlin
Connell
Timer—Riley
Mitchell Team Takes Three In Boylston Alleys Match
The Bankers and Brokers match yesterday between Mitchell, Knapp & Co. and Wrenn Bros. & Co. at Boylston alleys ended with Mitchell winning in straight games. Waters of the Wrenns delivered the best single score of 100 and led all bowlers with a 272 total. The scores follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers and Brokers
Mitchell, Knapp & Co
Wrenn Bros. & Co
Boylston
Waters
Wrenns
Manuel Defeats Long In Foul Match At The Hub
Manuel defeated Long 40 to 34 in a foul play game at the Hub rooms. Stubbs and Campbell were the contestants noted for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Rooms
Manuel
Long
Stubbs
Campbell
Waltham and South Shore Triumph in Local League Bowling
The Commercial league at Mt. Pleasant alleys saw Waltham beat Beacon Chambers two of three games in a tight match and South Shore defeat North Shores two of three. Totals were reported as only fair.
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Mt. Pleasant Alleys
Waltham
Beacon Chambers
South Shore
North Shores
Oberhauser
Ce Cecerenere
Fleisher Eenee Ee
Bartlett Eneee
Brackett
Sceeseeevess
Tdl
Heald
Bragdon
Richardson Eee
Morrison
Pierce Eee Eers Seers Ree
Werneeve
Tremont Dominates Home Run in Suburban League Sweep
Tremont swept Terminal in three games on their home alleys last night with decisive wins. Terminal fought hard in the final game but could not clinch a victory. Murphy delivered a 104 pin single and a notable total, anchoring Tremont's performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Murphy
Boston Packing and Provision Wins on Chauncy Alleys
The Boston Packing and Provision Company defeated Squire last night in three straight league games at Chauncy alleys. Osborne led scoring with 266 pins plus a 101 single while the Boston team rolled well and deserved the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pork Packers
Boston Packing and Provision Company
Squire
Boston
Osborne
Boston Packing CO
Millett
Crowell
Hayford
Ahern
Osborne Seer
Enedeard Squire
Old Colony Trust Clinches Sweep Over Federals in Alley League
In Chauncy alleys last night the Old Colony Trust Company team swept the Federals in three straight games. Sherman directed the attack in steady fashion, guiding the winners to the series score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Clerks
Old Colony Trust Company
Federals
Sherman
Harvard Scrub Beats Varsity in Rough Practice Scrimmage
Harvard’s afternoon workout on Soldiers Field featured a hard scrimmage between the varsity and the scrub. The visitors pressed early, the varsity missed a first-half score, and the fresh lineup under Cutts and Burden sparked renewed energy, with Shea showing potential at left tackle and Mills at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Varsity
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Yale
Crimson
Graydon
Mills
Clark
Sugden
King
Shea
Cutts
Burden
Scrub
MacDonald Shea
Cutts Marshall
Ge. Burden
Hovey Sugden
Lyon
Barnard
Wilder
King Knowlton
R. Cieticacteivenctes l. T
Dodge Bowditch
Ah E
Clothier Marshall
Q. B. Eeieti
Iron Man Junk Leads Penn State Football Saga
Penn State football lists Junk as a 6 foot 2, 210 pound iron man. Harvard backs Yale with bets as Yale seems favored. Shea of Harvard ties a family football tradition with Hs. Michigan surpasses last year’s 501 score with 547 total and 212 in two games. Explanations for high scores cite weak opponents and prep schools’ strength. Boston Latin and Mechanic Arts feature in high school and Boston prep rivalries with upcoming Thanksgiving showdowns.
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Pennsylvania State College
Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Shea
Dan
Jim
Trafford
Michigan
Michigan A. A
Iowa University
Boston Tatin
Andover
Exeter
New Oaeland
Brighton Hick
Mechanic Arts
Brichton
Boston
Grannee
John O'Reilly
English High
Hie Mennto Ehane
Roston Latin
Boston Latin
Harvard Yale Game Special Trains From Boston Nov 22
Round trip train options to New Haven for Harvard vs Yale on November 22. Tickets on sale starting November 12 at Old State House Boston Back Bay stations and Leavitt Peirce Cambridge Harvard Square. Special trains depart 8 15 and 8 35 am with parlor car option at 8 15 am, prices 4 and 8 dollars.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Old State House
Terminal
Back Bay
Boston
Leavitt & Peirce
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Terminal Station
New Haven
L. H. Palmer
A. C. Kendall
De Oro Beats Stubbs At Pool At Murray and Irwins
Champion De Oro defeated Stubbs of Canada last evening at Murray and Irwin s by a score of 180 to 135. Kid Long of New York will be De Oro s opponent tonight.
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de Oro
Stubbs
Canada
Murray & Irwin's
Kid Long
New York
Courtney Off for Ithaca Courts Harvard Rowing
Courtney, famed Cornell rowing coach, left Cambridge for Ithaca after advising Harvard rowing authorities. He has suggested changes likely to reshape Harvard's rowing policy next spring and, though details remain undisclosed, radical improvement is anticipated by Harvard before June.
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Pa Courtney
Cornell
Harvard
Ithaca
Cambridge
Courtney
New London
Yale
Yale Field Drill With Eight Coaches Observes Quiet Practice
Yale’s eleven works under eight coaches plus Field Coach Swan in a subdued afternoon session. The emphasis stays on line work, kicking drills, and defensive and offensive fundamentals. Captain Chadwick and Metcalf have not played. Metcalf misses attempts at field goals, Rafferty sustains a minor head injury, Coffin prepares to replace him. Frank Hinkey travels from Tonawanda to assist with ends.
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New Haven
Conn
Swan
Yale
Bucknell
Murphy
Chadwick
Metcalf
Rafferty
Princeton
Coffin
Wilhelmi
Frank Hinkey
Tonawanda
N. Y
Brighton Highs Junior League Triumph Over Newton High
Brighton High School defeated Newton High School 12 to 0 yesterday at Newton. All scoring occurred in the second half as Brighton displayed greater speed and aggressiveness on offense. Standout players included Newton's Andrews Johnson and Tancred, while Brighton's Macdonald and Timmins scored the touchdowns with Amire and Thomas adding the extra points. Referee McDevitt and linesmen Ferguson and Keenan oversaw a 10 and 15 minute halves game.
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Brighton High
Newton High
Newton
Brighton
Andrews
Johnson
Tancred
Brighton H
Newton H
de Long
R. E
Johnson Woolliock
Dey
Brighton High School
Newton High School
Macdonald
Timmins
Amire —Thomas
McDevitt
Ferguson
Keenan
Cambridge Latin Stomps Hopkinson in Prep League at Charles River Park
Cambridge Latin throttled Hopkinson 34 to 0 in a Prep League game at Charles River Park yesterday afternoon. Cambridge Latin dominated in almost every position, scoring three quick touchdowns in the opening 10 minutes while Hopkinson rarely touched the ball. Key Cambridge players Taft Conlin and Hopewell starred, while Grimes Colley and Maroon led Hopkinson's defense and attack. Taft and Conlin each produced multiple touchdowns, with Conlin adding four goals after touchdowns. Umpire O'Connell and Referee Lane officiated as Timekeeper noted 1% and 20 minute halves.
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Cambridge Latin
Hopkinson
Charles River Park
Taft
Conlin
Hopewell
Cambridge Tatin
Grimes
Colley
Maroon
Tillis
Hammond Blenn
Seerree R. T
Sehuchur Church
Gree Cahir
Baron Hopewell
Tip
Zealand rescues 70 from Elingamite wreck off New Zealand
Wellington Nov 11 The steamer Zealand has picked up one boat and two rafts from the British steamer Elingamite carrying 70 persons. Three boats remain missing after the Elingamite, en route from Sydney to Auckland, was wrecked last Sunday near the Three Kings islands off the north coast of New Zealand.
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Wellington
N. Z
Zealand
Sydney
NS W
Auckland
King’s Islands
New Zealand
New York Nationals elect New York board of directors
The New York Baseball Club stockholders met in Jersey City and elected a seven member board: J. P. Snyder John B. Day Hi N Hempstead N A Lloyd Thomas L Hamilton S W Knowles and John T Brush New members Hempstead Knowles and Brush replace Freedman Potter Young and Braker Brush became president and Knowles secretary and treasurer at the directors meeting
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New York
New York Baseball Club
New Jersey
National Exhibition Comepany
Jersey City
J. P. Snyder
John B. Day
Hi. N. Hempstead
N. A. Lloyd
Thomas Ll. Hamilton
S. W. Knowles
John. T. Brush
Messrs. Hempstead
Boxing Gossip Highlights Six Round Hart Root Fight
Chicago Monday night six round bout between Jack Root and Marvin Hart described as a hurricane contest with Root winning on better work and science. The piece also surveys Chelsea boxing scene, Briggs Sullivan and Corbett era talk, management blunders, upcoming clubs and exhibitions, plus local event notices and schedules.
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Jack Root
Marvin Hart
Chicago
Root
Hart
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Briggs
New England
Dave Sullivan
Summer Street
Sullivan
Deuce
Carrie Nation
Billy LeClair
Twin Sullivan
Pat Minnehan
Elm Street
Criterion Club
Lewis
Gus Rivere
Kid’ McGee
Boston
Fall River
Young Lahore
Manchester
N. H
Young Kelly
Kelly
Charles Leich
James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Fitzsiumone
Corbett
Jeffries
Fitz
Hr. Austin
Sandy Ferguson
Ehila
Baller Quinn
Jocko
Newspaper Row
John George
Charlestown
Warry Pollok
The
New York Journal
Young Corbett
Jim Snider
Pollok
Snider
Willie Fitzgerald
Jim Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
New Bay State A. C
Donahy
Magee
Toley
Buckley
Fitzgerald
Smth
Boucher
Devine
Shallow
Jennings
Zimmerman
Doherty
Joe Mullins
Joe Griffin
John Limerick
Young Fmmett
J. J. Mullins
Shawmut Avenue
BB. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Harvard Bridge Suicides Claims 87 Year Old Farnsworth
Thomas W. Farnsworth jumped from the Harvard Bridge yesterday. The 87 year old, recently moved from Boston to Cambridge, died after doctors failed to revive him. He had ties to Freemasonry and several Boston organizations. His employer described troubled relations with the firm and motives remain unspoken.
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Harvard
Thomas’ W. Farnsworth
Boston
Mr. Farnsworth
Farnsworth
Cambridge
Cantabrigia
Massachusetts Avenue
Mr Farnsworth
St. Paul's R. A
Boston Council
Boston Commandery
Insurance Agents Dine At Prudential Banquet in Roxbury
The Prudential Insurance Company District 3 banquet at Hotel Mieusset featured Superintendent M. T. Davis and C. C. Ferris among guests from Districts 1 and South Framingham. A sales contest aimed at $100,000 ordinary by each side spurred speeches by numerous assistants and agents.
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Roxbury and
Dorchester
Hotel
Prudential
Boston No. 1
C. C. Ferris
Boston No. 3
M. T. Davis
Lynn and Lawrence
Salem, Brockton
Boston
Boston No. 4
H.E. Beede
C. W. Ransom
J. W. Brown
G. A. Hopper
W. V. Roney
F. Prentice
T. C. Brophy
W. H. Moody
F. B. Buffum
KF. H. Watson
B. McCuen
J. Crowley
J. B. Lovelle
OToole challenges Doyle at Minot Hall rally
A large crowd attends a Minot Hall gathering chaired by Edward F. Driscoll as ex Alderman Frank J. OToole challenges Alderman Doyle over a letter of support. OToole reads a Boston dated letter pledging support if nominated and accuses Doyle of a questionable past record.
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Larely
Minot Hall
Springfield
Washington Streets
Edward F. Driscoll
William Larkin
Patrick Foley
Cornelius Keyes
Charles S. Sullivan
Daniel J. Gallagher
Michael P. Daly
Patrick J. Shannon
John F. White
Frank J. O’toole
O’toole
Boston
James H. Doyle
John A. Kelcher
James Donovan
T. Murray
Kelcher
Donovan
Murray
Quincy House
Doyle
Still No Clue in Weinberg Murder Case
Reading November 11, police say no new leads in the murder of Mary Weinberg on the Reading highway October 29. State officers Whitney and Rhoades return from Baltimore seeking links, but all avenues yield nothing. The search shifts to the woman’s former home as a coast resort, with burial planned by B rith Abraham and United Hebrew Society of Boston in Reading Cemetery.
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Reading
Mary Weinberg
J. H. Whitney
F. A. Rhoades
Baltimore
Moses Brettenheimer
B'rith Abraham Society
United Hebrew Society of Boston
First Aid for Fainting Mentioned in Plain Advice
The text advises placing the person flat and still, loosening clothing, and applying camphor or ammonia to the nostrils while ensuring ventilation. It reflects basic early 20th century first aid guidance.
Dickens Works Count Reaches One Thousand Four Hundred Twenty Five
A claim states Charles Dickens wrote fourteen hundred twenty five works. The assertion cites a volume total for the author, implying a prolific output across numerous titles and formats.
France Overtakes Italy in Silk Industry Leadership
Italy started silk production in the 14th century but by 1750 France surpassed it and has held the top position since. The shift marks a longstanding advantage for French textile industry and its historical influence on European fashion and trade dynamics.
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Italy
France
Canyon of the Colorado’s depths and canyon walls described
The report notes the Colorado River canyon spans about 300 miles with cliffs rising five to six thousand feet above the river. The vivid statement highlights the dramatic vertical walls and vast length of the gorge.
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The
Colorado
Small Pat terned Carners Offer Easier Repair
When choosing carners, preference should be given to those of small pat tern, for they are much more easily turned about and mended than those of large design and therefore are much more economical.
California State Flower Chosen in 1890 Meeting
The State Floral Association selected the golden poppy as California’s official state flower at a 1890 gathering, making it the first state to adopt a flower in the Union.
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California
State Floral Association
A Bright Comet Visible in Daylight in 183
A comet of 183 was the sole daylight visible comet in the last century, noted for its daytime visibility and rarity.
Miracle healer Dr Henson draws astonished praise in Boston
Mrs Laura Robbins of 9 Brooklyn Street, after 18 months of helplessness, walks unaided in 10 minutes following treatment by Dr Henson at 11 Beacon Street. He offers free morning prayers at Bromfield Street Methodist Church while advertising cures for all diseases at his Beacon Street office and claims rapid results. The account highlights dramatic recovery and public demonstrations of healing.
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Laura Robbins
Brooklyn Street
Dr. Henson
Mrs. Robbins
Dr. Henton
Bromfield St
Henson
Beacon St
Henign
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