Interscholastic Clash: Cambridge Manual Beats Hopkinson
Sawin stars for Cambridge Manual Training School in a 15 to 0 win over Hopkinson at Newton A. A. grounds. Despite Hoppys strong defense, CMT S backs dominate the line as Sawin scores on a 60 yard dash and a field goal from the 15 yard line.
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Cambridge Manual Training School
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Jaynes
Marshall
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Boston Latin Routs Cambridge High and Latin 28 to 0
Boston Latin won its first game by defeating Cambridge High and Latin on the South End grounds 28 to 0. Daly, Kelly, Teevens, and Daly again scored touchdowns with Daly adding four goals from touchdowns. Referee Jewell. attendance around 100.
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Hyde Park Edges Dedham in Hard Fought Football Game
Weston scores the lone touchdown for Hyde Park with strong center play from Benford. Both teams fail to score in the second half. Score Hyde Park 6 Dedham 0. Touchdown Weston goal Sanborn. Umpire Norton Referee Knowlton Linesman Brown. Time two 20 minute halves.
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Harvard Football Practice Before Kingston Game
Harvard endured a stormy practice with a 20 minute half and slipping field. Cozzens scored a 40 yard end run for the varsity touchdown, while many regulars sat out as coachers protect players for Pennsylvania next Saturday.
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F. B. Burns
Maldens and Stonehams Play Polod Team Tussle
In Stoneham on Nov 13 a polo match drew a fair crowd with Malden’s Houghton and Cashman and Stoneham’s Gendreau and Mooney delivering strong play. Malden led 10 to 6 in a game noted for steady teamwork and spirited effort.
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Interscholastic Football Committee Calls Protest Off
The executive committee of the Interscholastic Football Association voted to drop the Chelsea High and Newton High protest. Newton High will meet Somerville High at Tufts Oval next Thursday on the scheduled date.
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Interscholastic Football Association
Chelsea High
Newton High
Somerville High
Tufts Oval
Boxing Gossip and Promised Matches Across The East
Boxing gossip notes signed articles for Joe Walcott versus Dick O'Brien in a 20 round match for 2000 dollars with Charley White as referee and a 300 dollar forfeit posted. Also mentions Sam Ben Flaherty and Low Down Stonewall Bob Allen correspondence and multiple regional fighters pursuing bouts and training in New York Lynn and San Francisco.
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Marlborough Athletic Club
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Howie Hodgkins
Joe Walcott
Police News
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Cambridge Golf Club Defeats Agawam in Club Match
Watertown November 13 The Cambridge Golf Club defeated a six man Agawam Hunt Club team from Providence in a club match by 14 points The Cambridge Club plans to finish its club tournament tomorrow and postponed the second round to allow the match.
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Chase brothers bicycle record at Catford broke all marks
London reports at Catford today the Chase brothers rode a bicycle to break all records for distances from 85 to miles. An? covered the latter distance in Yb. Sam 142-55.
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Catford
Chase Brothers
Sam
League Majority Blocks National Board Power
In Chicago on November 13 a seven to five vote by Louisville and Washington with the minority faction of the National League of Baseball Clubs curtailed the authority of the national board at its final session this afternoon.
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Tée
Henry Chadwick
Arbitration Changes Shake Up National Baseball Pact
The article details a shift in authority over the national agreement where the league gains sole power to amend, reducing arbitration board jurisdiction. It notes Brush majority’s harmony move, reactions from the big five, and related league maneuvers including player trades and legal actions pending in Cleveland.
Corbett Weighs Offer to Fight Fitzsimmons in New York
James J. Corbett told Warren Lewis in Middletown that he would not accept the $15,000 purse to fight Fitzsimmons without hearing from Dan Stuart. If Stuart does not improve by November 20, the bout may go ahead under the New York Athletic Club with police protection and a $15,000 purse.
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Warren Lewis
New York Athletic Club
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
New York
Dan Stuart
Stuart
City Brevities Report Of Local Incidents And Theft
Daniel Reagan, 26, of 46 Mindora street, fell from a wagon on Tremont street injuring his head. Henry Pearson, 43, of 19 Chapman street Charlestown, was wounded when an iron oven cover fell on him at W. H. Davis bake shop. James F. Murphy, 33, of 167 street South Boston, is held at Station 1 charged with stealing 180 brass valves from Boston Furnace Company.
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Mindora Street
J. K. Souther & Son
Tremont Street
Henry Pearson
Chapman Street
Charlestown
W. H. Davis
East Fourth Street
South Boston
James F. Murphy
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Boston Furnace Company
Hanover Street
Latonia Race Day Results From Latonia Kentucky
Results at Latonia Kentucky Nov 13 first race seven furlongs Rampart won Katie G second Bir minghaima third Time 1 84 second race one and one half furlongs Carlotta C won Forsythe second Mertie Reed third Time 1 12 third race six furlong Hermes won Lawanda second Volma third Time 1 18 fourth race one mile Kate 61 John Kessler second Basso third Time 1 47 fifth race five furlongs Briseis won Fair Owen second Vitascope third Time 1 07 4
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Vitascope
Pardons Raymond Elroy in Highway Robbery Case
Governor Lown today granted a pardon to Raymond Elroy who was serving a ten year term in the Maryland penitentiary for highway robbery. Elroy, 20, of Providence R I, helped hold up Hutchings's Hotel on Oct 22 1895, robbing the proprietor and three guests of 700 dollars plus watches and jewelry.
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Baltimore
Lowndes
Raymond Elroy
Maryland
Elroy
Providence
R. I
Hutchings
Cyclist Stirs Crowds After Collision at Kneeland and Albany
E. D. Totten of 358 Columbus Avenue was struck by a cyclist near Kneeland and Albany streets. He chased the rider but was roughly handled by bystanders who gathered. A watch charm was reported stolen amid the incident.
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Columbus Avenue
Kneeland
Albany Streets
Mr. Totten
Governor Adamson Withdraws in Georgia Senate Race
In Atlanta Governor Adamson withdrew from the senatorial contest this afternoon. The initial ballot showed Clay 81, Howell 54, Lewis 18, Garrard 11, with Lewis later restored by supporters after withdrawal. The second ballot gave Clay 77, Howell 56, Lewis 25, Garrard 4, Berner 4, totaling 89 needed for choice as caucus adjourned.
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Navy
Adamson
Clay
Howell
Lewis
Garrard
Garreard
Berner
Lehman Begins Coaching Harvard Crew In Snowy Welcome
Coach Lehman arrived at Harvard to a grand reception as students cheered in Harvard Square. He led a rainy practice on the Charles with the boat crew, demonstrating an Oxford style stroke and noting changes needed before a winning crew can form.
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Mattapan Beats Roxbury A C C In Narrow Bowling Finish
The Mattapan Road Club A C C defeated Roxbury B C by seventeen pins after a tense last string. Bartlett starred with a final single of 181 to clinch the win for Mattapan in a Middlesex match against Boston College.
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City Hall Funds Show Tight Contingencies
Contingent fund and incidental expense accounts for the city hall are critically low. Aldermen have 54 cents left, council 25 cents, and the incidental fund shows a small balance, totaling 88 cents for needs like carriage hire and office supplies until January 1 pending potential government action.
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Interclub clash ends with Philedian Club dominant
The Philedian Club of Waltham beat the 999th Artillery Association in all games except whist during the interclub meeting last night. Bowling results followed with a clear lead for the visitors.
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Bowling Challenge in South Boston Draws Colored Bowler Match
W F Kirby of Kirby alleys South Boston issues a challenge for a match game with any colored bowler in the city on behalf of William Ball of the Pilgrim team. A fair sized bet will be placed on the champion.
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Kirby Alleys
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Rumor of Bishop Keane Archiepiscopal Move Declared False
Vatican officials dismiss reports that Bishop Keane former rector of the Catholic University of Washington would become an archbishop and be stationed at Buffalo as unfounded. The Vatican learned Archbishop Ireland advised re election of Keane despite the pope removing him, causing a bad impression.
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Alliquippa Wins 2:24 Pace In Snow at Saugus
Snow covered the Saugus course as Alliquippa rode to victory in the 2:24 pace after Carrie V. led early. The 2:14 race was halted by worsening weather with four heats completed and no winner declared.
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Carrie V
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Allquippa
Duke
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Pleasantries On The Rail Turn Sour At Sudbury Street
A Grove Hall car returning home is blocked by an overloaded truck on Sudbury Street. A tense quarrel erupts with threats and a police intervention. The motorman rolls back to let the truck in, the driver bragging about his heavy load as a passenger notes the clash.
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Washington Street
Pre Tosor
Wheels and mock election stunt at Boston home
A prank ride turned into a staged parade as Boston Industrial Home superintendent T D Roberts was wheeled around the block in a wheelbarrow by assistant superintendent O C Elliott. The procession included a wooden chopping block and a banner declaring No free silver but a free McKinney and prosperity.
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Harrison Avenue
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