Harvard Eleven in Practice Before Yale Game at Soldiers Field
Harvard backs and linemen worked hard in a strenuous practice amid betting odds of Harvard 5 to 4 against Yale. Key players Shaw Crosby Beal Lathrop and Ball featured, with Hallowell sidelined by a leg abrasion and Reid nursing a foot injury. Coaches stressed backs’ push and interception discipline while evaluating lineup shifts for the upcoming showdown.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Shaw
Steve’ Crosby
Forbes
Arthur Beal
Jim’ Lathrop
Cambridge
Hallowell
Reid
Ellis
Sawin
Warren
Mad Masters
Annapolis
Naval Cadets
West Pointers
Paul Dashiel
Hollis
Gierash
Kendall
Lawin
Pennsylvania
MacMasters
Yale
Miss Terry Dominates Cochrane in Ardsley Open Rally
In raw chilly weather at Ardsley Golf Club, Miss Eunice Terry defeats Mrs. A De Witt Cochrane 5 up with 38 to play, matching a 92 for nine holes and going out in 45 in one match. Miss Underhill advances past Miss Brooks 7 up 6 to play, setting up a likely final with Terry.
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New York
Ardsley Golf Club
Mrs. Cochrane
Miss Terry
Baltusrol Golf Club
Beatrix Hoyt
Miss Brooks
May Baum
Ardsley
Lucy Herron
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cochran
Cochrane
Miss Underhill
Races At Bensings Nov 14 Feature Wide-Open Results
Weather clear and fast track. Lindula wins first race at seven furlongs with OConnor riding. Ciales takes maiden sprint. Rare Perfume prevails in one mile event. Sweet Caporal and Charagrace win mid cards. Entries list shows Solon, Randy and others for upcoming races.
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Lindula
O’connor
Strangest
Jenkins
the Gardner
Cowman
Ciales
Clawson
Juggler
O’leary
Revonah
Dangman
Rare Perfume
Bangor
Weller
Hennessey
A. Hewitt
J. A. Gray
Sparrow Wing
O'Leary
Maurice
Kilt
Solon
Randy
Lamp Globe
Precursor
Sidney Lucas
Hagedon
Golden Rattle
Philestus
Carasaljo
Bermuda Prince
Argenta
Cord
Phoebus
Julius Cesar
Bob White
Gov. Griggs
McFonso
Atlantus
Hanwell
Simonian
Alvarado
Matanza
Herbert Oreo Oaor
TOC
Isc
Eceshaxseee
Vioris
Electric Vehicles to Replace Fifth Avenue Stagecoaches
The New York Electric Vehicle Transportation Company buys the Fifth Avenue line from W C Whitney. Harry Paine Whitney becomes president as the fleet switches to electric traction from the old stagecoaches. The new system will use the full sign when the car is full, preventing more passengers until space opens.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
New York Electric Vehicle Transportation Company
W. Cc. Whitney
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Harry Paine Whitney
Paris
Lipton Receives Welcome Dinner at Carlton Hotel
Sir Thomas Lipton dined at the Carlton Hotel in London with a distinguished company including US Ambassador Joseph Choate and Mrs. Choate the Earl and Countess of Clanwilliam Lord and Lady Tweedmouth Lord Russell of Killowen Mr and Mrs Charles Russell Mr Herbert Gladstone Lord and Lady Charles Beresford and the Earl of Cork among the guests.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Carlton Hotel
Joseph H. Choate
United Sates
Choate
Earl
English High Defeats Cambridge Manual 22 to 0 in Final Push
English High School strengthened its title bid with a 22 to 0 win over Cambridge Manual Training at the South End. Cambridge struggled on offense as Lang the Cambridge fullback produced several long punts, but couldn't shift momentum.
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Ball
English High
Alves
H. Ball
Hallett
Tracy
Wiss
Nichols
Cambridge
Harris
Lang
English Hi
Farnsworth
Mott
Harry Ball
Boston Boys
ENG. High
Alexander
R. E
Watkins Farnsworth
R. T
Carrick Tracy
R. G
Stewart
Whalen
Pray
Cadateeahenae
Halligan
Frey Vertoree
Ward Harrison
R. Peeee Whalen
Harris Lewis
Teo O
Dewiss TV
Q. B
Mott Nichols
R. H
Warren
Gallagher H. Baldrie
Pees
Cornell
Lafayette
Columbia
Penn
Trinity
de LaSalle
New York
Boston Latin
Somerville High
Dorchester High
Hars
Dorchester
Laurel Star A. C
W. N. Adams
Laurel Street
Somerville
City Point A. A
T. O’brien
East Fourth Street
South
Boston
Shawmuts
East Boston
W. Ames
Princeton Street
W. J. Corcoran
English High School
Cambridge Manual Training
Meteor Shower Observed At Harvard Observatory
Harvard observers report 147 meteors seen Tuesday night with 58 Leonids. The sky dimmed by snow and clouds hindered viewing though some Leonids appeared bright as first magnitude stars. One camera captured photos but no meteor trails were visible on inspection.
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Harvard Observatory
Pickering
Dar
State House
Yale Football Squad Works in Practice at Cunha's Place
Yale football practice shifted to Cunha's Place with Hale tuning the offense and defense in simulated plays. The session yielded promising results as players adjusted to new formations and intensified drills, signaling readiness for upcoming scrimmage.
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Hale
Cunha
New Haven, Conn
Yale
Dudley Club Edges Fail to Beat Newtowne In Low Scoring Meet
In a tight Amateur Bowling League series in Newtowne, Cambridge defeated Dudley Club of Roxbury by a narrow margin across three games. Hales led Newtowne with a 622 total as both clubs struggled with splits and tough pin fall, while Emory Hall Armstrong and Skinner posted notable spares.
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Dudley Club
Roxbury
Newtowne
Cambridge
Dudleys
Dudley
Old Cambridge
Hales
Emory
Hall
Armstrong
Skinner
Faneuil Beats Wire Works in Trade League Tie at Carruths
In a Trade League match at Carruths last night Faneuil won all three strings by a margin near forty pins as Crandon toped with 199 in the final game and 637 for the three strings. Clark also contributed strong bowling.
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Faneuil
Wire Works
Carruth
Crandon
Clark
Yale Faces Soldiers Field Challenge In Crimson Preview
The article notes Yale's strong chances against the Crimson at Soldiers Field and the high betting on Yale scoring more, while Seana Percy Haughton praises the sport and a Dorchester High victory over Dedham High by 6 to 5 after a close contest.
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Yale
Crimson
Eli
Soldiers Field
Seana Percy Haughton
Unclear OCR snippet hints at teams and figures
Fragmentary text mentions mark Foster victors Brown Rana and numbers like 808 829 788 2420. No coherent event or context can be established from the readable portion.
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Mark
Foster
Brown
Rana
Orne
Faneuil Teense Gee
Melrose A C Opens Season Against Chelsea Review Club
In the Massachusetts Interclub League Melrose A C visits Chelsea’s Review Club for the season opener. Reviews win billiards and pool. Melrose takes the last two strings and wins at bowling and whist. Willis of Melrose high with 178 and 608 across three games.
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Melrose A. C
Review Club
Chelsea
Willis
Campbell
Winsor
Melrose Athletic
Boerum
Brown
Berry
Cushman
Bailey
Bestwick
Western Packing and Fruit Bowl Trade League Skips Thursday
Western Packing Company and Fruit plan a Friday trade league game at Carruth's to avoid Thursday conflicts with the city league. Webster and Carruth will meet Thursday at North End alley. Carruth candle pin team beat Everett 2 of 3 with totals 1251 to 1231 after a tied first string and a roll-off.
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Western Packing Company and Fruit
Carruth’s
Webster and Carruth
North End
Carruth
Everett
Mystic
Gaelic League of America Holds Closed Convention in New York
The second annual Gaelic League of America convention met behind closed doors with 40 delegates. Rev. Dr. Richard Hemery presided as league president. Reports from committees described new societies organized across the country, mainly in New England, including groups from Boston and Springfield.
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New York
Gaelic League of America
Richard Hemebry
League
Catholic University At
Washington
Boston Gaelic Society
Boston Philo- Celtic Society
Irish Language Society of
Springfield
Mass
Gardner Beats Hamilton in 124-Pound Bout at Broadway Club
Oscar Gardner known as the Omaha Kid won a decision over Jack Hamilton of Troy in a %-round 124-pound bout at the Broadway Athletic Club in New York. Hamilton previously defeated Gardner at the same venue in a prior match under similar conditions.
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New York
Oscar Gardner
Jack Hamilton
Troy
N. Y
Broadway Athletic Club
Hamilton
Gardner
Australian Billy Murphy Fights Lenox A C Bout Ends Injured
In Sioux City on Nov 4 Australian Billy Murphy and Larry Gleason fought a fast bout for Lenox A C. Murphy broke his arm in the sixth round and had to quit, with Gleason declared the winner on points.
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Sioux
City
Iowa
Billy’’ Murphy
Larry Gleason
Lenox A. C
Murphy
Gleason
Nashua Sues Massachusetts Over Nashua River Water
Nashua City Council adopts a joint resolution to sue the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for diverting Nashua River water. Metropolitan Commission sought river water to support a larger Boston area water system, Nashua offered 30 000 with no acceptance, triggering a later suit over river diversion and sewerage changes.
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Nashua
N. H
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Metropolitan Commission
Boston
Couer
Coal famine threatens New England amid Augusta asylum fuel shortage
The unusual coal scarcity in New England risks freezing inmates at Maine’s Augusta Insane Asylum as a Philadelphia schooner offers 775 tons at 3.50 a ton, far above the normal rate. Shippers report desperate orders from New England, potential heavy losses for manufacturers, and ongoing transport bottlenecks at tidewater ports.
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Philadelphia
New England
Augusta
Maine
E. C. Allen
Fitzgerald and Pierce Wed at St. Joseph’s Church
Helen Frances Fitzgerald married William Andrew Pierce a noted newspaper man in a ceremony at St. Joseph’s Church on Chambers Street. Rev Father Walsh officiated before a large gathering with attendants Jack Sheehan and Anna Nolan. They plan to reside at 376 Prospect Street Cambridgeport after a New York and Philadelphia trip and received numerous presents.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Chambers Street
Helen Frances Fitzgerald
William Andrew Pierce
Father Walsh
Jack Sheehan
Anna Nolan
Pierce
New York
Philadelphia
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
Suit against Boston Elevated Railway over ejectment damages
Grace & Hyde Company and others sue the Boston Elevated Railway for 100000 dollars for illegal ejectment from the Chute property on Huntington avenue. The defense argues lease terms required continuous operation of the Chutes, which they say did not occur during May 1898.
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Grace & Hyde Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
United States Circuit
Huntington Avenue
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