Harvard Discouraged But Alive After Fumbles Against Dartmouth
The Harvard football team faces a week of improvements after a fumble plagued loss to Dartmouth. Critics lament overconfidence, slow defense, and missed scoring chances, with Yale's stronger offense noted as a warning. Burnett may return. Daly and Donald were held out for the Dartmouth game.
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Gay
Harvard
Dartmouth
Brown
Penn
Yale
New Haven
Penn State College
Vale
Cambridge
Yaie
Dibblee
Dee
Burnett
Daly
Donald
Yale Ready For Hard Work Before Harvard Game
Yale's 11 faces final selection with few positions unsettled though Wednesday. Tomorrow and Tuesday will be tough practice. two substitutes Cook and Gibson seek eligibility in exams. Most players in good shape, Schweppe injured shoulder is limiting, yet overall high spirit and readiness for a strong Cambridge trip.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Cook
Gibson
Schweppe
Sayee
Cambridge
Lafayette Seeks Peak Honors After Cornell Win
Lafayette beats Cornell to claim potential top place among major rivals Yale Princeton Carlisle Columbia and others. Interscholastic Football Association weighs Boston Latin protest over Somerville loss. outcome awaited. Penn ends drought vs a Western university with a field goal. Season extended due to Thanksgiving Day on the 30th.
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Lafayette
Cornell
Yale
Princeton
Carlisle
Columbia
Interscholastic Football Association
Boston Latin
Somerville High
Penn
Western University
Michigan
Westerners
Bennings Opening Day Racing Results Report
Results from Bennings fall meeting opening day dated November 11 show six races with purses of 300 dollars. Winners include Sidney Lucas in the six furlong first race and Give and Take in the maiden two-year-olds, with times and paying odds listed for each event. Apprentice allowance noted.
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Washington
TD. C
Bennings
Sidney Lucas
O'Connor
Clawson
Golden Rattle
Dangman
Pone
O'Leary
G. E. Wightman
McIntyre
Robert Metcalf
Hennessy
Sibley
McInerney
Teffel
Johnson
Baby Bill
Allmark
Precursor
A. Weber
Queen of Song
Jenkins
Alvarado Ir
Conover
Bob White
Filen
Terry
Princess India
Seeees
Judge Denny
Rea Mitchell
Christopher C
Atlantus
Russella Walden
George le
Elsie Skip
Julius Cae
Campania
Nate
Aeeaee
Eae
Alan Six Furrere
Ucoma
Fifth Annual Golf Club Concert and Ball in Bethesda Hall
The Golf Club of Andrew Square in South Boston, a group of prominent young men, plans its fifth annual concert and ball for Monday evening December 11. At a recent meeting President Callahan said this year's entertainment would surpass previous years and Bethesda Hall will be taxed to its capacity.
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Golf Club
Andrew Square
Boston
Callahan
Bethesda Halil
Boston Feeds Top Horses to New York Show Prestige
Boston will be well represented at the New York horse show by leading exhibitors including Thomas W. Lawson and Eben D. Jordan. Lawson has expanded his stable and earned numerous prizes at Providence and Brockton, while Jordan has bought high stepping horses and imported Diplomatist, an English hackney.
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Boston
New York
New ‘York
Thomas W. Lawson
Copper King
D. Jordan
Lawson
Providence
Brockton
Kentucky
Boralma
A. J. Cassett
Frederick C. Stevens
Mitchell Harrison
James Cochrane
M. P
England
E W Stephenson
Liverpool
Bertie R
Eben D. Jordan
C. T. Phelps
T. G. Thomas
Paulding
J. Forbes Potter
Irving Brokaw
Jacques Ballin
R. K. Cassatt
Russell
L.a.wells
Prince Crompton
E. D. Jordan
Younger Men to Defend Cup as Suggestion Shakes Bristol
The Bristol correspondent reports renewed talk of sending another challenge for the America's Cup. It notes the Herreshoffs may build the new defender if a challenge arrives and that Iselin and Morgan might cede the helm to a younger group, with names like Whitney and Vanderbilt linked to the effort.
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Bristol
Herreshoffs
Prominent Names Enter Local Pony and Hackney Show
Mister Lawson and Mr. Jordan enter ponies and hackneys with strong ribbons expected. Benjamin F. Tracy and Richard Croker headline newcomers. Emma Eastin, a Kentucky six year old, drives a runabout horse in Croker’s entry with high hopes for blue ribbons.
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Richard Croker, Jr
Mr. Croker
Cycling leadership turmoil heavy after Mears suspension
Chief Consul Charles W. Mears of Ohio faces suspension in a L A W charge drive. Chief Consul Frank P. Van Valkenburgh of Wisconsin resigns amid trial at Pittsburg and a verdict favoring Mears. Disputes pit anti racing faction against reformers as N C A A officials claim neutrality and push for indoor tracks. Paris race features Jacquelin beating Huret in 53 minutes 19 seconds. Massachusetts C R C battle rages by postal cards while North Cambridge riders Churchill and Pearson log a century despite wind and snow.
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Charles W. Mears
Ohio
Frank P. van Valkenburgh
Wisconsin
Mears
Pittsburg
Waltham
Cycling Gazette
1 A. W
van Valkenburgh
Sneuce
Bassett of Boson
National Assembly
Racing Board
Massachusetts
Messrs
Handy and
Hannigan
Church
Pearson
North Cambridge
Weston
Wayland
Sudbury
Smoke talk postponement at Sheares Club clan na gael
The annual smoke talk of the Sheares Club was indefinitely postponed. The next regular club meeting will be held Sunday November 19 at 2 p m in Sheridan Hall Gur ney street.
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Sheares Club
Clan-na-Gael
Wire
Sheridan Hall
Gurney Street
Local League Schedule Mixed With City Matches This Week
The schedule lists Kiby League events from Monday to Friday featuring teams such as Federal Jamaica A and Eastern Packing Compunity. City League candle pin division includes Murray Irwin Jefferson Meyers Mc Carthy and other matchups across Roxbury and Sudbury venues.
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Kiby
Federal
Jamaica A
Fanouli Ve
Beacon
Orth Shore
Murray & Irwin
Jeffferson
Meyers
McCarthy
Boylston
Jerrey Roxbury
St. Jamen
Jameson
Centra
Sudbury
Sleyers
Hoyleton
Broadway
Carruth
Roxbury
Golf Notes From Local Clubs This Week
Brookline hosts women's foursomes versus bogey and mixed foursomes. Concord hosts November cup third round on Saturday with 18 holes medal play. Oakley Watertown to hold a kickers handicap Saturday. Mrs G H Francis offers open handicap medals Wednesday plus mixed foursomes. Entries include Mrs Zerrahn Julia Bacon Keyes Fiske. Salem Club plans to lengthen nine holes to about 2600 yards with new bunkers and enlarged greens. Newton Centre weighs nine-hole course near Langley road near Institution Hill Parker street, 600–700 yards longer. Ewton's Shornecliff opens on a three-hole course with plan to lengthen next season.
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Brookline Country Club
Concord Golf Club
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
G. H. Francis
Zerrahn
Julia Bacon
Keyes
Fiske
Salem Golf Club
M. Alice Macomber
Framingham Golf Club
Charles Pfaff
Newton Centre
North Shore leads Trade League as three-game win streak stretches
North Shore clinched a comfortable lead with three straight wins in the Trade League last week. Fanend and Jamaica A. A. A. up for second place after two wins by Fanend, while Eastern Packs and Federal Ferern Packing battle for momentum and records. Wire Works eyes a stronger push as leaders shape the standings amid fierce competition.
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Chamions
Fanend
Jamaica A. A
Eastern Packs
Federal
Benern
Frytern Packing Company
Frit
Wire Works
North Shore Boys
Pierce
Bud’’ Brier
Carl
Karcher
Harry
Tileston
Charles Richardson
Frank Linegan
MacLean
Benjamin
Fruit
Loegt
Pins
Faneuil
Jamaica
Trade League bowling leaders and postponed Webster Carruth match
The article lists top scorers in the Trade League with figures for high single and three-string totals led by Gordon and others such as Brown Fitz Maddock Walsh Karcher Pierce and Benjamin. It notes Reading A C vacancy filled by Malden and postpones Webster Carruth candle pin game to an early date. Karcher of North Shore shines with trainer Freter Kelly advising.
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Reading A. C
Malden
Gorton
Jeads
Benjamin
Pierce
North Shore
Gerrish
Karcher
Gordon
Brown
Fitz
Maddock
Walsh
Fierce
McIntosh
Clark
Webster
Carruth
R Karcher
Freter
Kelly
Duryea Eyes Next Cup Defense as Herreshoffs Forecast Sail Advancements
Herman D. Duryea has a chance to defend the cup while the Herreshoffs claim first call on building a new cup flyer. Captain Nat Herreshoff, after viewing trials with Columbia and Shamrock, predicts an open boat next year to beat Columbia. Sailmakers expect the next defender to show major sail improvements and a sweeter, deeper hull form.
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Herman D. Duryea
Sandy Hook
Columbia
Herreshoff
Biograph Fight Pictures Show Jeffries Sharkey in Full
New York reports Biograph footage of the Jeffries Sharkey fight is perfect with 122 minutes of motion for public exhibition at the New York Theatre. Thomas O Rourke says Joe Howard's pictures condemn the fighters for unpreparedness and a three round tally, claiming rounds were repeated to extend the schedule.
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New York
New York Theatre
Thomas O'Rourke
Joe Howard
Howard
Boxing Gossip from the Ringside on Jeffries Fitzsimmons Sharks
Hustling notes survey match talk and rumors around Bob Fitzsimmons Sharkey Jeffries and McCoy with references to Griffo Lavigne and Maher Keefe and ongoing negotiations for upcoming bouts at Tattersall’s Greenwood Athletic Club and White Plains over the next weeks.
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Judge Newton
Coney Island Club
Billy Smith
Captain Cooke
O. SF
Metcalf
Lagrange Street
Boston
Griffo
Illinois
George Dawson
Chicago Athletic Club
Carlisle
Penn
Kid Lavigne
Kenny
Ruhlin
Jeff Thorne
J. BE. W
Bangor
Corbett
Sharkey
New York
Albany
Timmy Kearns
Kid McCoy
White Plains
Peter Maher
Curley
Terry Moern
Dixon-McGovern
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Kidney health ad claims Swamp Root cures
An advertisement urges readers to check kidney symptoms and try Swamp Root from Dr. Kilmer and Co. It promotes the tonic as a universal preventive and cure, noting hospital and physician endorsements and offering a free sample by mail from Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmey & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
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