Interference Innovation by Woodruff Revolutionizes Play
The article praises a new interference trick attributed to George Woodruff at Pennsylvania. Harvard adopted it, Yale struggles to defend, and Pennsylvanias method uses a forward mass of moving players to blast through the line. It could revolutionize the science of interference and alter future games against Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
George Woodruff
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Great trotting match set between Alix and Directum
Tomorrow at 1 30 p m the long awaited match race for trotting supremacy unfolds with Alix and Directum. Stakes posted and final arrangements completed with Bonner Ward Shepard serving as judges and W Burress starting the race. Alix trained in Milwaukee Racine and Kenosha leading to a fast mile workout while Directum remains the favorite though odds narrow. Sea King aims for a world record and other racers like C T L driven Allen Howe Little Albert by Fasig and Lady Thompson driven by Title join the big event.
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Primcely
Alix
Directum
David Blanchard
Mesers
Bonner
Wards
Shepard
W. Burress
Director
Alx
Jack Curry
Hilty
Chicago
Milwaukee
Racine
Wis
Tye Mr. Case
Tahio
Kenosha
Allen Howe
Ydttle Albert
Mr Fasig
Lady Thompson
Henry Title
Sea King
RACING AT CLIFTON
Clifton News reports a program of mixed results from Clifton including five furlongs races with Wrestler leading Woodban and Fee and a time of 1:02 3-4 for the second race. Results listed for Dallyrian Gladiator Klaftan and Kilkenny Liszt with times around 1:42 3-4 and 1:16 3-4 amid incomplete entries and odds.
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Clifypon
N.s
Wrestler
Woodban
Fee
Fitte
West Park
Rico
T. Ze Woodchopper
Meeting of the N E A A U A backs boxing championships
The New England A A U met at the B A A last night with seven of thirty three clubs represented by twenty two delegates. Officers were elected to the board of managers including F W Lord and Walter Stimpson. Reading A C and Union for Concerted Moral Effort resigned. Stimpson reelected president Beals retired as secretary Moakley chosen permanent handicapper. Boxing championships to be held with a five member committee to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
F. W. Lord
Cambridge A. C
F. W. Stockford
Melrose A. C
B. E. Babb
Loyola A. C
M. J. Moore
N. E
Walter Stimpson
George W. Beals
Dorchester A. C
Robert O’doherty
Suffolk A. C
R. P. Russell
Coopers
Hendrekis
Hyde Park Second Eleven Nets Strong Season
The B A A second eleven completed an eleven match season with two losses both to Hyde Park. They logged seven centuries with Farley Estabrooks and Hubbard as consistent scorers and Bixby Jr leading batters. Lovett posted a splendid bowling average with Sullivan close behind and improving with practice.
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Hyde Park
Farley
Estabrooks
Hubbard
Bixby, Jr
Lovett
Sullivan
Bowling Clubs Urged to Send Addresses to Post Editor
Managers and secretaries of all bowling clubs urged to provide addresses to the Post sporting editor. All news on general athletics welcome for publication.
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Post
Bowling Season Opens in Melrose Match
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League opened the 1893 94 season with a Melrose Athletic Club versus Alliston club game in Melrose. Alliston won 2427 to 2193 in the second division contest.
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Melrose
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League
Melrose Athletic Club
Alliston Club
Alliston
Weathergreen sets lower basin record at Chestnut Hill
J C Wettergreen of the Maidens broke the lower basin record at Chestnut Hill Reservoir in 2 45 flat during an offhand trial. The run was paced by Quinn Emerson and Bianchi with timing by Captain Starbird N F Ames and Harry North.
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J. C. Wettergreen
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Quinn
Emerson
Bianchi
Captain Starbird
N. F. Ames
Harry North
Warwick
Jack
H. G. Wolfson
Egleston Bicycle Club
Egleston Club
Seaver Street
Egleston Square
Worcester
Worcester Athletic Association
Lakeside Boat Club
Bay State Bicycle Club
Waltham
Lake Quinsigamotd
A. LeBaron
E. C. Dana
H. H. Schrow
Charles Restall
W. Holmes
Ernest Fogg
Everett Wheelmen
Everett Square
Gloucester
Walter Holmes
A. le Baron
EB. C. Dana
Ernest Foge
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Berlo
Berle
Graves
Pugilistic Gossip From Chicago Boxing Scene
Boxing news sparks a Chicago boom with top West Coast talent. Names listed include Shadow Mather Danny Needham Buffalo Costello Lem McGregor Young Griffo Sally Smith Johnny Van Heest and Harry Gilmore. Rumors about Walcott versus Tracy spark interest as bookmakers back Tommy White. Dempsey tours New York and London talk centers on Burge purse plans.
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Chicago
Tattersall Club
West
Shadow” Mather
Danny Needham
Buffalo” Costello
Lem McGregor
Young Griffo
Sally, Smith
Johnny van Heest
Harry Gilmore
Ike
Howie
Walcott
Tracy
Joe Harris
Tommy White
Weir
Harris
Captain Cooke
Denny Murphy
George Dixon
Miner’s Theatre
New York
Billy Plimmer
Nane Wallace
Olympic Athletic Club
Jack Dempsey
Dick Burge
Burge
Dempsey
National Sporting Club of London
Third Avenue Theatre
The Actors' Game Versus Press Club Novembers Match
A lighthearted football game between actors and the Press Club is set for November 28. About forty actors, led by Jea Burr McIntosh, will seek to outplay veteran Press players including F. W. Cobb and Joe Dennison. The event promises burlesque flair and lively scoring amid a crowd of newspaper men.
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Actors and Press Club
Morse
Jea Burr McIntosh
Press Eleven
F. W. Cobb
Harvard
Joe Dennison
Andover
Edgerly
Tufts
Bokus
Hyde Parks
Deland
Boston Domination In Polo Clash At Casino
The Bostons defeated the Wor cesters five goals to one in a tightly contested polo match at the Casino building. Both teams showed strong defense and flair, with Boston’s attack proving decisive late in the second half. Notable players included Latios Whit ing Cotter Hipson Everett and Worcester’s Revert Woodthke and Roberts contributing in defense and offense.
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Worcesters
Bostons
McPeek
Lations
Whiting
Cotter
Hipson
Everett
Boston
Worcester
Woodthke
Eeseefushead
e.Rovertss Lipson
Eck Cotter
Oeerees
Canavan Everett
Seeeses
Whiting Swoop
Boston Hipson
Boston Ie
Troberts
Roberts O'Malley
John Furbash
Uel Latioes
Sword
Corbett and Mitchell Boxing Match Sets Jacksonville Date
Bowden and Mason of the Florida A C of Jacksonville have arranged a January 4 bout in Jacksonville for Mitchell and Corbett with a $29,000 purse. Two certified checks totaling 15,900 will cover training and half the purse, with the remainder held by Richard K. Fox. Another meeting will finalize articles.
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New York
Messrs. Bowden and
Mason
Florida A.C
Jacksonville
Mitchell
Corbett
William A. Brody
Billy Thompson
Charles Mitchell
Richard K. Fox
Asbury Park
Battle Ground
Ives and Schaefer Ready for Record-Betting Billiards Match
Chicago scene reports $5000 on a 14 inch balk line billiards match between Jacob Schaefer and Frank Ives. The event draws national attention as the largest stake in billiards history, with Schaefer and Ives described in peak form and a demanding two month schedule ahead for Napoleon Ives.
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Chicago
Jacob Schaefer
Frank Ives
Detroit
Phelan
Seerester
Sexton
Schaefer
Ives
Napoleon
New York
Two Raveneys Win in Club Boxing Meet
The Charles Bank Social and Athletic Club held its first boxing show at 65 Haverhill Street before 600 spectators. Referee Jack Sheehan judged three bouts. Frank Long fought Ed Bigelow with Bigelow winning in three rounds. Jimmy Kaveney defeated Billy Henry in two minutes 4 seconds, while Billy Curtis faced Frank Kaveney and was stopped at the end of the first round.
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Charlesbank Social and Athletic Club
Haverhill Street
Jack Sheehan
Frank Long
Ed Bigelow
Bigelow
Jimmy Kaveney
Billy Henry
Billy Curtis
Frank Kaveney
Carey Beats Wise In Murray Irwin Pool Tourney
Carey defeats Wise at the Murray & Irwin pro pool event on Broadway in South Boston last night finishing at 39 points. The match drew praise for Careys stylish play. Fred Isaacs and John Murray are set to duel tonight.
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Carey
Wise
Murray & Irwin
Broadway
South Boston
Fred Isaacs
John Murray
Mob destroys Phil Evans home in Bardstown Ky
At midnight a mob dynamited the home of Phil Evans a convicted black man in Bardstown Kentucky. Two blasts shook the town then gunfire followed as the structure burned. Evans and his family were reported missing but later his wife reached town stating the mob intended to burn them alive. The family is left destitute and authorities vow a full investigation.
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Bardstown
Phil Evans
Evans
Quiet Revere Town Meeting Votes On Improvements
Revere residents held a harmonious meeting with Senator Albert S. Burnham as moderator. Voted 1200 dollars to finish remodeling the central fire station and 250 dollars for a new plane at Shurtleff School. A committee of T. B. Sargeant, William Derby, Henry C. Bellows, W. H. Colcord and John D. Coughlin was named to work with state park officials on local park projects.
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Revere
Albert S. Burnham
Shurtleff
State Park Commissioners
T. B. Sargeant
William Derby
Henry C. Bellows
W. H. Colcord
John D. Coughlin
Wettrick Not Out Ile May Withdraw in a Day or Two
Congressman Michael J. McEttrick has not withdrawn from the mayoralty contest and remains a candidate. Democratic leadersQuincy and Moran indicate only minor shifts, with McEttrick’s status unchanged and withdrawal possible only if negotiations yield agreement on ballot reforms and delegate nominations.
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Michael J. McEttrick
McPttrick
Josiah Quincy
Democratic State Confitittee
Afd
McBkttrick
State Committee
Quincy
Boston
McAttrick
Parker House
Matthews
Taylor
John Bran
McEttrick
Moran
Congress
Flood
Coakley
Board of Aldermen
Democratic City Committee
City Committee
Pérsdésis
Patrick Maguire
Oor Moran
Boston Democracy
Guire
Brighton
Lee
Brockton
Post
Maguire
Lberty
Messrs
Congressman McEttrick
Ward 19 candidates eyed for alderman race
The text notes Councilman Thomas Lyons of Ward 19 as a possible Democratic candidate for the Board of Aldermen and Representative Charles H. Bryant of Ward 19 as a likely Republican candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lyons
Ward
Board of Aldermen
Charles H. Bryant
Prohibitionists Nominate Miner for Boston Mayor
The Rev. Dr. Alonzo Ames Miner was nominated for mayor by Boston Prohibitionists at a city convention in Washington Street headquarters. George J. Henderson presided and M. A. Marks served as secretary, with a lengthy discussion on the party’s course after organization.
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Alonzo Ames Miner
Washington Street
George J. Henderson
M. A. Marks
Aldermanic candidates contest in Charlestown ward races
Democratic and Republican camps face tough choices as Charlestown holds three Democratic hopefuls Aldermen Mitchell Jim O'Brien and John J Hogan while Republican favorites include Major William H Oakes and ex Representative Presho With plans for joint caucuses and independent bids the city party lines blur amid a dynamic aldermanic contest
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Charlestown
Alderman Mitchell
Jim” O’brien
John J. Hogan
Hogan
O’brien
Mitchell
City Hall
Post
O'Brien
Stanley
Donovan
George A. Sanderson
William H. Oakes
Presho
Major Oakes
E. C. Whitney
East Boston
Board of Aldermen
Whitney
Democratic City Committee
William L. Mooney
Moran
Moony
Miner chosen as standard-bearer and seven Alderman nominees named
The convention nominated Rev. Dr. Miner for mayor and seven Aldermen: Olaus Olsen Ward 25 J Marden Ward 11 Abijah Hall Ward 17 W J Hurd Ward 18 W H Graves Ward 19 A H Clapp Ward 24 BE Aldrich Ward 25. The committee of one hundred will later endorse. Miner, born August 17 1814 in Lampston New Hampshire, has served on Methuen Lowell Boston school boards, Harvard overseer, state board of education, and as Tufts College president.
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Board of Aldermen
Miner
Olaus Olsen
J. M. Marden
Abijah _ Hall
W. J. Hurd
W. H. Graves
A. H. Clapp
BE. J. Aldrich
Granite State
Lampston
Sullivan County
Methuen
Lowell
Boston
Harvard College
State Board of Education
Tufts College
Resignations Fill Local School Committee Ranks
The school committee faces several resignations this year as Democrats and Republicans prepare to nominate ten candidates for seats. Eight three year terms and two one year terms will be filled. Several current members will not seek re election while others plan to run. Likely Democratic nominees include Dr William J Gallivan Tim McDonough William F Murray and Bostons S Albert Wetmore.
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Emily A. Fifield
James 8. Murphy
William A. Dunn
Charles M. Green
James A. McDonald
Henry D. Huggan
Samuel H. Ware
Thomas J. Emery
Murphy
Edwin H. Darling
Pettigrove
Darling
Capen
Dunn
Fifield
Emery
Huggan
William J. Gallivan
South Boston
Timothy F. McDonough
Roxbury
William F. Murray
Charlestown
Albert Wetmore
The
Herald
Indorsement of Mayor Matthews by Knights of Labor
Local Assembly No. 5463 of the Knights of Labor endorses Mayor Matthews for renomination. The resolutions praise his administration and treatment of city employees and urge his renomination before the Boston Democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben. Franklin Assembly
Knights of Labor
Matthews
Democracy of
Boston
Ward 15 nominates Dirksmeyer for renomination and ward races
Political pointers note Councilman Charles H. Dirksmeyer seeks a third term in Ward 15 after two terms on the Common Council. M. W. Collins of Ward 3 also seeks a second term. Fallon of Ward 2 is out. Tague and James Haley enter the field for his seat in their first campaign.
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Charles H. Dirksmeyer
M. W. Collins
William FE. Fallon
Peter Tague
James Haley
Sidney Cushing
Edward F. Draper
Common Council
William A. Davis
John B. McKay
Fred A. Wood
William E. Ford
James H. Kelly
Samuel E. Winslow
Republican State Committee
American House
Battis
Cochran
Jones
Dr David R O Lalor files for Ward 16 council seat
The Tremont street apothecary Dr David R O Lalor agrees to stand for nomination as Ward 16 councilman. He has aided the party by increasing the voting list and aiding the sick. If caucus nominates him Monday evening he will continue the ward’s longtime representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. O’lalor
Tremont Street
O'Lalor
South End
O’lalor
The New York and Columbia Clash For Uncle Sam’s Bonus
The account details the performance and design of the Columbia and New York cruisers, noting high speed under adverse conditions, coal and water ballast tactics, firepower readiness, and a planned trial run to showcase speed and combat capability for potential government rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
New York
Uncle Sam
Boston and Maine Railroad Time Tables 1903 Schedule
The notice announces Boston and Maine Railroad time tables and ticket office locations at 214 and 218 Washington Street for local and through service. It lists through train times from Western and Eastern divisions to destinations including Portland Augusta Bar Harbor Concord Manchester St John Lewiston and more with departures from Haymarket and Causeway Street stations. It notes steamship lines and connections via Canoe Way Street Station with specific transfer times.
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Washington St
Corner State St
Portland
Wiaymarket Sq
Causeway St
Sundaga
Augusta
Haymarket Sq
Bougeri Haymarket Sq
Weellava
Causeway
Bar Harbor
Haymarket
Concord
Energy
Lewtee
Manchester
N. H
St. John
Deln
Mallfax
Provinces
Conway
Intervale
Tao
Lon
Crawfords Pobyass
Tw Mountais
Kitefeld
Jefferson
Lancaster
Suse One
Gatlon
Maine Cent
Rand Penk Wits
Haymarket Aq
Canseway
Wiecasset
Thomaston
Reckiand
Cansaway St
Dam
Wsebee
Balel and Steamer Lines
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Shawmut Ave
Ives and Schaefer
Raveneys
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the Post
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Cold Waterites
Dr. Miner
Alonzo A. Miner
Political Pointers
DR. O'Lalor
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W.K Parker
M. D
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Philadelphia
Boston & Maine Railroad
City Ticket Office
Ingity
Causeway Street
Manchester and Concord
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Mintavs
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Bristol
Claremont
St. Behnehary
Newport
Sherbroske
Quebec
Norwich
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Boston Air Line
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