Yale Scrub Scores Highlight Practice At Yale Field
Yale students massed after an unsatisfactory practice on Yale field in which a touchdown by the scrubs followed a varsity score. Coach comments and faculty warnings about upcoming games with Princeton and Harvard frame the event. Players Glass and Shevlin sustain head injuries. Brown breaks a collarbone in the fresh man team.
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Yale
Princeton
Edward B. Reed
Harvard
Varsity
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Bucknell
Shevlin
Chadwick
Metcalf
Brown
Princeton Fans Rally For Football Team In New Jersey
Princeton undergraduates gathered at Nassau Hall to honor the team. Manager Byles and Coaches Baird and Cochran spoke before the squad rode to the field where Romeo the tiger was presented as Yale game mascot. The squad played fast, with notable interference and two second half fumbles. Kafer remained in uniform but did not play.
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Princeton
N. J
Cannon
Nassau Hall
Byles
Baird
Cochran
Romeo
Davis
Hildebrand
Yale
Kafer
Columbia
Prominent Boston Party Begins Two-Week Hunting Trip
A group of notable Bostonians departed from the North station yesterday for a two week hunting trip near Jackson, Maine. The party includes Dr. Charles Bradbury of Dorchester, Edward E. Chapman of Dudley Street, W. F. Cobb, and Edwin E. Locke of Blue Hill Avenue. A sendoff at the depot drew cheers from friends including Dr. Thomas McCormack, Henry Leen, and John Smith.
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Jackson Me
Charles Bradbury
Dorchester
Edward E. Chapman
Dudley Street
W. F. Cobb
Edwin 8. Locke
Blue Hill Avenue
Thomas McCormack
Henry Leen
John Smith
Harvard Plays Good Football at Soldiers Field
Harvard crushed the scrubs at Soldiers Field with four touchdowns and rough, rapid play. Captain Kernan gained 70 yards on an end run and Foster scored on a powerful plunge as Mills surprised by switching to left end. The varsity showed intensity in a prep for Yale with Mills and Sugden anchored by strong tackles and Marshall improving goal kicking.
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Soldiers Field
Yale
Kernan
Foster
Mills
Sugden
Shea
Penn
Putnam
Graydon
Stillman
Carl Marshall
Barnard
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Montgomery Shea
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Lehman Sugden
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Schoelkopf
Penn defeats Cornell in four mile cross country
University of Pennsylvania wins a four mile cross country race at Franklin Field over Cornell by 19 to 17 points. The course featured three water jumps of 13 feet and 21 hurdles mirroring the national steeplechase obstacles.
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University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Franklin Field
Williams Freshmen Defeat Williamstown High 5 to 0
Williams College freshmen beat Williamstown High School in football this afternoon by a score of five to zero in Williamstown Massachusetts.
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Williamstown High School
Roosevelt Intervened to Save Harvard Captain Kernan
The Harvard football captain and Brooklyn native Bob Kernan faced his father’s demand to quit football. Harvard authorities sought guidance, and a Roosevelt letter urged allowing Kernan to return. The father's objections were withdrawn, clearing the way for Kernan to resume play.
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Harvard
Bob Kernan
Kernan
Brooklyn
Cambridge
Roosevelt
Dedham High Cancels Game with South Boston High
Locust street grounds scheduled one yesterday for Dedham High versus South Boston High is cancelled. The piece notes Yale Princeton and Harvard Yale betting, and mentions Evacuation Day crowds for Boston football fans heading to New Haven.
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M Lean May Not Ride In Australia
Alexander A McLean of Chelsea who rode for Australia with his brother Hugh may be barred from racing in Australia due to suspension by the National Cycling Association of America. New South Wales officials say they will honor American penalties and McLean must be in good standing with the NCA to race there. Hugh McLean remains in good standing.
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New South Wales Cycling Association
McLean
New South Wales
NCA
New South Wales Association
Boston
Fine Bowling By Boylston Leads City Gece Matches
Carruth McCarthy City Hall Sudbury Boylston and Jefferson won in the city gece candle pin matches last evening. Boylston posted the season best 1433 total and his third string 509 was the high mark this season. Beatty set a record with 128. Boylston and Carruth won three strings. other matches yielded two out of three.
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McCarthy
City Hall
Sudbury
Boylston
Jefferson
Boyliston
Beatty
Sullivan and Yanger agree on six round Chicago bout
Dave Sullivan and Benny Yanger known as the Tipton Slasher reached a settlement for a six round bout to be staged in Chicago before the American A. C. on December 1. The match will be at 130 pounds with weigh in at 9 o clock the evening of the fight.
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New York
Dave Sullivan
Benny Yanger
Tipton Slasher
Sullivan
Chicago
A. C
Laundry Tips For Faster Washing And Longer Cloth Life
Cold or lukewarm water with Hell Naptha soap and a three hour soak. Lightest rubbing with no boiling or scalding, then rinse and dry. The week’s wash done in half the time. Clothes last longer because boiling water harms fabrics.
Palmo Tablets Promise Quick Revival After Night's Play
The Morning After offers Palmo Tablets to restore stomach tone soothe nerves and regulate kidneys producing natural sleep and renewed vigor. Available at Walker Rintels Drug Co Dewey Square B F Bradbury Beach Street Harrison Avenue Ik H Putnam School Street 1681 and 2121 Washington Street C I F Eaton Friend Street Klein's Tremont and Boylston Streets Essex Pharmacy 637 Washington Street.
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Dennison Backs O Connell At Ward 20 Rally Dorchester
A large turnout of about 400 attended a Young Men's Democratic Club rally in Dorchester to back Ward 20 candidate Joseph F. O Connell. Joseph A. Dennison of Charlestown urged voters to support the O Connell ticket and criticized the ward organization while the speakers praised Gaston and stressed party unity.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
Ward 20
Dorchester Avenue
Linden Street
Dorchester
Joseph A. Dennison
Charlestown
Joseph F. O'Connell
Dennison
Peter Morris
James J. Bryne
Charles L. Cooney
H. M. Pakulski
John A. Garrity
Peter F. Tague
Joseph Fr. O'Connell
William A. Gaston
Mr. O’connell
Gaston
Tague
O’connell
McNamara Nominees Barred From Ballot Ward 13
Judge Loring barred 20 McNamara ward delegates in Ward 13 from the Democratic caucus ballot after one nominee, William P. Donovan, did not sign acceptance. Wells faction nominees in Ward 11 will appear on the ballot, after Patrick C. Fenelon’s unsigned standing was resolved with proxy acceptance by Richard J. Murray.
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McNamara
Ward 13
Ward Committee
Wells
Ward 11
Judge Loring
William P. Donovan
Joseph Kelley
McGillicuddy
Patrick C. Fenelon
Fenelon
Richard J. Murray
Mildon For Mayor In Marlboro
Marlboro, Nov 12. At Democratic municipal caucuses Alderman F. R. Mildon was nominated for mayor with 235 votes of 238 cast. Aldermanic nominees named: Ward 1 Dr. R. O. Pratt. Ward 2 J. T. Hurley. Ward 3 Felix Sawyer. Ward 4 J. P. LeCuyer. Ward 5 Clarence Prigham. Ward 6 Walter Lipper. Ward 7 Patrick Driscoll.
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R. O. Pratt
JT. P. Hurley
Felix Sawyer
J. P. L’ecuyer
Clarence Prigham
Walter Lipper
Patrick Driscoll
Shaftesbury Elected Commodore at Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Earl of Shaftesbury is elected commodore of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club succeeding the late Marquis of Dufferin. He expresses optimism on Lipton's America's Cup challenge, while vice commodore Sharman-Crawford says Shamrock III will be more representative and plans to accompany the challenger to the United States. He expects to cable from the US to have the safe ready for the Cup.
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Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Marquis of Dufferin
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Thomas Lipton
Sharman-Crawford
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Boxing Gossip and Boston Club Promos and Opinions
The Boston boxing scene is front and center with notes on the Criterion Club meeting set for November 19 and Hoffmann Club plans in Salem. The column offers praise for Charley O Rourke and Tim Leonard, previews a 15 round main bout, clarifies management mix ups, and urges support for local clubs while urging accurate reporting over sensational gossip.
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Jocko
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North Andover
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Dixon
Flaherty
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Boston
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Jocko Fund
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Martin Flaherty
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Nationals Sign J. B. Stanley from Southern League
Boston Nationals director Billings signs outfielder J. B. Stanley to join next season. Stanley, a fast fielder and strong batter from the Southern League, may fill Lush's centre field spot after Lush delayed signing and seeks better terms or offers.
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Southern League
Lush
Billings
Boston Nationals
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Washington Club
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Boston
Courtney Returns to Ithaca to Lead Cornell Crew Training
Coach Charles Courtney returns to Ithaca after weeks at Cambridge assisting Harvard crews. He plans fall training for Cornell, notes closer university relations ahead, cites more Harvard candidates but favors separating varsity and freshman eights from club crews for better results.
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N. Y
Charles Courtney
Cambridge
Harvard
Courtney
Cornell
De Oro defeats Long in high score pool match
De Oro, the champion pool player, defeated Kid Long of New York 159 to 10 at Murray and Irwin's last evening. Tonight Jimmy Ryan, the New England champion, will oppose De Oro.
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de Oro
Kid Long
New York
Jimmy Ryan
New England
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