Boston School Board seeks 43000 more for rest of year funds
At a school committee meeting, officials urged a new 43000 appropriation to cover expenses through the end of the financial year. Debate included lunch provisions by the New England Kitchen and plans for hot meals for pupils, with Dr. Hastings pushing meals and education together.
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B. B. Whittemore
Committee On Accounts
Ani
Caroline Hastings
Whittemore
Matthews
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Massachusetts
Horace Mann
E-Ceccers
Hacebekuns
State of Mass
Ye Hanes
Cerreseere
Hastings
New England
Committee On Hygiene and Physical Training
Committee On
Pettigrove
Paul
Strange
Dr. Hastings
Lynn Wins Fast-Paced Boston Polo Rink Thriller
In a high tempo game at the Boston Polo Rink the Lynns defeated the Bostons seven goals to five. Lynn’s Pierce and Menard starred while Curley’s goal tending impressed. Cotter shone for Boston as Lynn pulled ahead late with key goals in the final minutes.
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Boston Polo Rink
Bostons
Lynn
Parsons
Boston
Pierce
Menard
Curley
Tom Cotter
Lynns
Salem Polo Team Beats New Bedford in Tight Match
The New Bedford polo team lost to Salem 8 to 2 after a hard tussle in front of about 550 spectators. Con way narrowly retained the lead early as Salem players were kept in check, nearly provoking a mob reaction.
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Salem
New Bedford
Conway
Hayden Murphy Prize Fight Discussion Near Field's Corner
The b 41 Hayden challenge to shave for a thousand dollars per side has partial acceptance by Murphy the barber at Field's Corner. Captain Blakley backing Hayden aims to meet Murphy Friday at 9 30 p m as friends show interest in the match.
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Hayden
Murphy
Field's Corner
Blakley
Paine Resigns From America's Cup Committee Over Attendance
General Paine announces his resignation from the America's Cup committee citing inability to travel to New York frequently. Charles Francis Adams Jr supports Dunraven's request for crew presence and measurement fairness, praising sportsmanship and Marblehead as a preferred American course.
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General Paine
New York
Lord Dunraven
Britain
Charles Francis Adams
Marblehead
New York Yacht Club
Sandy Hook
Yale Elevens Secret Practice Prepares For Chicago Game
Yale in New Haven reports a secret practice with varsity and second teams playing full halves for the first time this season. Ray Tompkins and Billy Rhodes will assist training for big games. The final home game tomorrow pits Yale against Chicago Athletic, drawing the season’s largest crowd. Mills and L Hinkey fill gaps left by Bass and Greenway’s illness and are delivering solid work.
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New Haven
L. Hinkey
Bass
Greenway
Boston Teamsters Push Dock Plan for South Boston
The Master Teamsters Association banquet heard calls to relocate Boston docks to South Boston to streamline loading for heavy teams and align with rail and ocean shipping. Amos Towle Clinton White and H C Knight led the discussion and a committee was formed to study dock proposals.
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Master Teamsters’ Association
United States
Amos Towle
Edwin T. Frost
Michael Barr
Clinton White
H. C. Knight
Shannon
Beach
Fulton
Causeway
Atlantic Avenue
Association
South Boston
Great Trunk Railroad
Big Ocean Steamship Lines
Weston
Board of Trade
Football notes show Pennsylvania primed for Cornell clash
Pennsylvania faces Cornell in Philadelphia next Saturday. Attendance and finances from Saturday in Trenton totaled about 15 000 gross with expenses near 590 dollars. Princeton-Pennsylvania stats highlight kick counts and yardage with Gelbert Rosengarten and Osgood among leaders.
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Cornell
Philadelphia
Trenton
White
Berkeley
Harvard
Yale
Springfield
United States Engineer Battalion
Fort Adams
Willet’s Point
Princeton
Wharton
Rosengarten
Knipe
Osgood
Brooke Princeton
Wheeler
Taylor
Poe
Morse
Ward
Barnett
Cochran
Pawtucket and Boston Polo Meet at Boston Rink
The Pawtucket and Boston polo teams clash tonight on West Newton Street as both sit tied for first in the league race. Manager Billy McGunigle brings a strong lineup including Cunningham Griffin Canavan Whiting and Lations for Pawtucket in their city debut, with around a thousand fans expected to attend.
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Pawtucket
Boston
West Newton Street
Pawtuckets
Bostons
Billy McGunigle
Cunningham
Griffin
Canavan
Whiting
Lations
Charlestown Club Defeats Allston by 146 Pins in Bowling Meet
The Charlestown Club traveled to Allston last night in new gray suits. They faced the Allston Club bowling team and posted a team total of 2397 to win by 146 pins amid support from a crowd.
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Charlestown Club
Allston
Allston Club
Allstons
Dorchester Central Wins League Bowling Tilt at Oxford
The Dorchester Central team defeated Oxford 2403 to 2342 in the season opening league bowling match at the Oxford Club in Lynn. Dorchester supporters attended, including many ladies and gentlemen.
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Lynn
Oxford Club
Dorchester Central
Oxford
Dorchester
Dorchesters
Reviews Take Narrow Win Over Lowell Highlands at Chelsea
The Reviews opened the season with Lowell Highlands at Chelsea. After a tight first two strings the Chelseas collapsed in the third string, allowing Lowell Highlands to win by fourteen pins, 2343 to 2329.
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Lowell Highlands
Chelsea
Chelseas
Lowells
Bowling League Opens in Lowell with Close Vespers Win
In Lowell on November 13 the Bowling League kickoff drew modest crowds. The Vespers defeated the Casinos 2331 to 2284 as J. K. Whittier of the Vespers topped 500 in the score.
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Lowell
J. K. Whittier
Artillery Association Opens Bowling Season in Tight Win
The Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery Association of Charlestown opened the season with a bowing match against Arlington Boat Club. The teams produced a close contest with Arlington Boat Club losing by a slim margin as the Artillery posted 2375 to 2392.
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Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery Association
Charlestown
Arlington Boat Club
Artillery
Harvard Yale Freshman Game Date in Dispute
Harvard management bars varsity players from the Yale freshman game and debates date options with Captains Emmons and Hinkey. Possible dates include Saturday Dec 1 or Thanksgiving Day as Cambridge hosts the clash amid fresh man and Yale varsity uncertainties.
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Emmons
Hinkey
Princeton
Yale
Mills
Letton
Ralph Hickok
Rodgers
Cambridge
Boston Latin School
Soldiers Field
Columbia College
Hare and Hounds Open Season at Harvard
The first hare and hounds race of the season took place at Harvard with about forty men starting from the gym at 3 46 in the afternoon. Hares Coolidge and Paine led the trail over roughly six miles, finishing in fifty minutes. Vincent won the first hunt by a narrow margin over Hinckley, with Ingraham Snell Putnam and Drew next. Vincent and Hinckley earned caps, Ingraham a medal, and the next run is set for Friday with Vincent and Hinckley as hares.
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Park Street
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Cambridge
Chelsea Club
Armory Hall
Chelsea
Waltham Track
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Oe T. Williams
A. C
Nataans
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America
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Central Cycle Club
F. Kiernan
D. Monahan
Fred McKim
Billy Cotty
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Ed. Brennan
J. J. Judge
Billy Smith
Tim Murphy
Ed. Giess
Birdie Hansell
Sias
Europe
George Banker
Lehr
Germany
Wheeler
Zimmerman
Edwards
Harris
Dani
Zim
Harvard
Coolidge
Paine
Tim
Vincent
Hinckley
Ingraham
Snell
Putnam
Drew
Harvard Athletic Association
Polo Craze Returns with Clinton-Lancaster Lead
The town’s polo fever continues as four clubs form the league the Clinton Lancaster Athletic Association Emmets Independents and St Johns. Clinton-Lancaster is favored after last season’s wins over Boston and Worcester with Bartlett and O Malley starring. Frank Connaughton captains the Emmets and polo veterans Mackay Walsh Mc Geachy and Hall lead the others. Attendance last year averaged about 500 and crowds are expected to grow.
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Clinton
Clinton-Lancaster Athletic Association
Emmet Athletics, Independents
St. Johns
Boston
Worcester
Bartlett
Canavan
New Bedfords
O’malley
Frank Connaughton
Boston Baseball Club
Emmets
Mackay
Walsh
McGeachy
Hall
The National League Annual Meeting in New York
Baseball magnates gather in New York for the league’s annual meeting. No major deals expected as the eight club circuit may return. Boston directors favor East West divisions with a playoff. Franks Selee targets Wilson of Pottsville, while Cleveland also shows interest.
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New York
American Association
Boston
Frank Selee
Wilson
Pottsville, Penn
Cleveland Club
Miserables lose to B A A in low scoring bowling match
In Lowell on November 13 the Miserables and B A A played a bowling meet ending 2342 to 2283 in favor of B A A. Marren led with a score above 509 though the overall scoring was meager.
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Lowell
Marren
Hood Wins Pool Thriller at Murray and Irwin South Boston
Hood defeats Doyle 100 to 69 in a standout pool match at Murray and Irwin in South Boston last evening. Wise and Bruce scheduled to play tonight to close the program.
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Murray & Irwin’s
South Boston
Hood
Doyle
Wise
Bruce
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