Proiim'nar'es Rangad From Bur 'esqua to Scientific
A long program outline lists bouts and fighters for a boxing show. Star bout features Jewait versus Anderson in the 125-pound class. John Roche strains knee. bout might extend to four rounds. Entertainment committee prepares for new Pitts Street quarters opening on adv 29. Thanksgiving night card includes Tom Broderick vs Kearns for 15 rounds. Twin Sullivan trains for Patsey Sweeney bout in Pawtucket on Nov 28. Several other matchups noted with varying odds and dates.
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Isotertc Club
Pitts Street
Tom Broderick
Twin Sullivan
Lynn
Kearns
Patsey Sweeney
Pawtucket
Paddy Carroll
Chicago
East
Jack Root
George Ryers
Byers
Charley Rept
Cincinnati
Denver
Tom Couhiey
Erie
Billy Gardner
Jimmy Briggs
Eddie Connolly
New Dorp
N. Y
Jack Daly
Hartford
Kid Rogers
Young Tierney
Holbrook
Tom Shaw
Sandy Fergnson
Kirtland Club
Poat
Amateur boxers showcase varied styles in Boston meet
Last night at the B A A preliminaries a crowd watched amateur boxers from Shawmut, Cambridge, South Boston, and more clash in weight classes from 100 to 12 pounds. Notable bouts included Powers versus Jones, Mealey over Mills, Anderson defeating Jewett, and Roche injuring a knee ending Kelley bout.
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J. A. Powers
Shawmut Rowing Association
Frank Jones
Powers
Co. F. Mills
Ed Mealey
South Boston
Mealey
John Collins
Somerville
George Nadeau
Cambridge
James Pickard
North Cambridge
Steve Hayes
East Boston
Hayes
Pickard
John Plannagan
Thomas. Mack
Jamaica Plain
W. B. Hancock
Jeffries Point
D. Jewett
Boston
J. G. Anderson
South
Jewett
Anderson
Ed McDonald
James Qualters
Hyde Park
W. F. Barrsford
J. Ryan
Ryan
Joseph Kelley
Readville
John Roche
Shawmuts
Oy Roche
Jeffries and Sharkey to Fight for World Title Next Year
New York November 14 Jim Jeffries and Tom Sharkey were signed to meet for the world championship next year after May. The articles will be cut in a couple of days and the bout will likely be in Nevada. It will be a finish fight and the winner will take all receipts.
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New York
Jim Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
Nevada
Marine
Boilermaker
Boxing deals and wagers in J J Jeffries era matchups
The column outlines Jeffries Sharkey terms with Ruhlin priority, notes Sullivan’s boxing revival bill, and critiques postfight rituals. It discusses tobacco use by Ruhlin, Broad’s postfight kiss to Terry, and suggests promoters should honor victors with laurel wreaths to preserve dramatic tension.
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J. J. Jeffries
Thomas Sharkey
Able Seaman
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Timothy Dry Dollar
Sullivan
New York Assembly
Ruhiin
Broad
T “McGovern
Terry
Tech Cane Rush Today at South End Grounds
Tech sophomores and freshmen meet in a campus cane rush and football event this afternoon with a holiday granted by President Pritchett. The three-line campaign features cane spree, with 1908 reps Underwood Craven Cox and 194 reps Homer Godfrey Gould in heavy medium and lightweight categories. The three winners receive medals after preliminary gym sprees last week.
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Tech
South End
Pritchett
Institute
Underwood
Craven
Cox
Homer
Godfrey
Gould
Harvard Regatta At Charles River Matches Weld Newell Clubs
The annual fall regatta at Harvard University features Weld and Newell boat clubs racing on the Charles River starting at 2 30 this afternoon. The 178 mile course runs from Longwood bridge to Union Boat Club with events for singles and freshman, eight, and graded eight boats from each club.
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Weld and
Newell Boat Clubs
Harvard University
Charles River
Longwood Bridge
Union Boat Club
Salem Golf Club Mixed Foursomes Winners Net 98
At Gardner Farm links handicap mixed foursomes yielded Miss Harris and George West as champions with a net 98 and gross 16, handicap 18. In a final women’s club championship match on eighteen holes Miss B C Porsland defeated Mrs George West four up and two to play to claim the club championship cup for a second year.
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Salem
Gardner Farm Links
Salem Golf Club
Harris
George West
B. C. Porsland
Mears Wins Williams College Fall Handicap Run
The Williams College Athletic Association held its annual fall handicap from North Adams to Williamstown, a 4.34 mile course. Mears finished first in 24 minutes 30 seconds with Miner second, Dye third, Sheldon fourth, and Peckham fifth.
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Williamstown
Williams College Athletic Association
North Adams
Mears
Miner
Dye
Sheldon
Peckham
Local Scores From Regional Matches
At Pawtucket six Salem four. Gardiner twelve Rockland eight. Ripmanty mouth three Brockton one. Poeaterbury Springfield six Water ary two. Cl nton Clnton four Lawrence three. Meriden Hartford eight Meriden four. Bath Bath five Lewiston four.
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Pawtucket
Salem
Gardiner
Rockland
Ripmanty
Mouth
Brockton
Poeaterbury
Springfield
Waterary
Centralized Cyclerow policy reshapes Columbus avenue bicycle sales
Centralization becomes policy at Cyclerow with a grouping of makes in select Columbus avenue stores. Pope sales will feature Columbia models plus Rambler Pennant Stormer and others with steam electric and hydrocarbon automobiles. A new entrance at 223 Columbus avenue eases auto access to the sales room.
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Columbus Avenue
Pope Sales Department
American Bicycle Company
Columbia
Palding
Hartford
Pennant
Stormer
Ideal
Columbdus Avenue
Messrs
H. B. Shattuck
Floyd McFarland
Mac
Kennedy
James Michael
Michael
Garden
Washington
Frank Waller
France
Waller
Valler
Stinson
Loyal Barton
Brockton
Berkeley Street
Dorchester
Duatey
Paere
Rubinovitz
Veteran Odd Fellows Hold Annual Dinner in Boston
More than 200 veteran Odd Fellows gathered at Berkeley Hall at Berkeley and Tremont streets for the Veteran Odd Fellows Association of Massachusetts annual dinner. Mayor Hart, Alfred Pinkerton, William F. Dusseault, George W Towne, Rev. George W. Bicknell, and others spoke. Officers elected included Chief Veteran George E. K. Kirby Worcester and Vice-Veteran Charles N. Alexander Boston. directors named from Dorchester, Chelsea, Boston, Woburn, South Boston, and Arlington.
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Odd Fellows
Berkeley Hall
Odd Cllows
Berkeley and
Tremont Streets
Odd Fellows’ Association of Massachusetts
N. A
Very
Salem
Mayor Hart
Alfred Pinkerton
Con Sire
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
William F. Dusse
J. E. Davis
Isaac Ripley
Dorchester
C. J. W Addison
Chelsea
Charles H. Porter
Boston
P. E. Bancroft
Woburn
James A. Kemp
South Boston
F. R. A. Piirce
George, T. Bosson
Eorge W. Perkins
Arlington
W. W. Ormsbee
Roxbury
Harvards Novel Self Wager Before Yale Game
Harvard clubs plan a self-imposed wager on the Yale showdown with a special train and meals, drinks only if Harvard wins. If Harvard loses, no drinks on return. Weather and practice affect readiness. injuries thin the squad but expect a strong, fast eleven for New Haven.
Princeton Cheer Leads To Final Yale Game Practice
Princeton, N J November 14 Almost every student witnessed the last hard practice before the Yale game and the final line up against the scrub team this afternoon Captain Fell and the coaches faced a lively student demonstration The team played two 15 minute halves and then held secret practice The sec ond raters kept the varsity from scoring in the first half though their goal line was twice endangered The varsity improved in the second half scoring a touchdown The work showed accurate teamwork closer interference stronger defense and quicker backs Frequent fumbles marred the first half
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Yale Secret Practice Signals Shown Ahead Of Princeton
Yale’s New Haven drills were held mostly in secret with signal work focus. The open practice was brief but encouraging as the varsity outplayed the scrubs, with Bloomer and Hale standing out among the players listed for the anticipated matchup with Princeton.
Yale Harvard game adds 2036 seats at field
The Yale Harvard football game management announces expansion of stands by 2036 seats. Six tiers on three sides will be added with safety, according to Manager Hixon.
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New Haven
Hixon
Tufts 20, Dean 14 in season finale thriller
Tufts 2d Leecke led a hard fought win over Dean Academy as Forbes attempted a drop kick near the end that hit the crossbar. The fitter Tufts eleven showcased grit and teamwork, remaining undefeated with only a single score against all season.
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Tufts 2d
Dean Academy
Academy
Forbes
Tufts
Harvard's New Boat House Ready
Harvard University will receive the new boat house from the Harvard Club of New York tomorrow. President Eliot and Professor Hollis will attend, with Edmund Wetmore and A. G. Tex speaking for the club. The brick and steel structure on the Charles River features a rowing hall, tank, machine rooms, and gym spaces, designed to accommodate sixty four eight oared shells, heated by steam and lit by electricity.
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Harvard Club of
New York
Harvard
Harvard Boat Club
Harvard Yale clash built on Daly injury and gate rush
The piece notes sparse betting on Harvard vs Yale due to Charlie Daly’s worsening injury and doubt over his readiness for the November 24 showdown. It highlights ticket demand at Harvard’s New Haven game, chairing seating for 16,250 with 25,000 applications, and discusses broader college football dynamics, injuries, and upcoming matchups including Cornell, Princeton, Bowdoin Bates, and Poe’s impact on Princeton versus Yale.
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Harvard
Yale
Charlie Daly
East
Shirley Ellis
Stillman
Penn
Cornell
Ithaca
Princeton
Lafayette
Gress
Metacomet A. A
J. M. Riordan
Camriga Street
Allston
Bowdoin- Bates
Bowdoin
Bates
Malden A. A
J. Murphy
Emerald, Street
Malden
Lincoln A. A
Somerville
Eo Hafford
Washington Street
H. L
Brown
Peary T. Hale
Hale
Sheffield Scientific School
Boston
South End
Poe
Tigers
Gresham Poe
Varetty
Little
Percy Haughton
Manuel de Oro Defeats St. Louis Kid in Pp Match
Manuel de Oro defeated the St. Louis Kid in a pp match at Murray and Irwin's pool parlor last evening by a score of 169 to blank. Tonight de Oro faces Kid Long of New York in another bout.
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Manuel de Oro
St. Louis
Kid
Murray & Irwin
de Oro
Kid’ Long
New York
Fall of Strong firm tied to large Philadelphia attachments
In the wholesale dry goods district ex Mayor William L. Strong’s death coincides with three Philadelphia attachments totaling 312,160 dollars. Partners are non residents and receivership follows, as notes from the Stott Woollen Mills and related debts loom.
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NDW
York
William L. Strong
Philadelphia
W. L. Strong & Co
John W. Dalton
Pennsylvania
Frank M. Kelly
Massachusetts
F. L. Stott
Stottville
Charles B. Yardley
East Orange
F. H. Cabot
East Seventy-fifth Street
Charles W. Jones
Brooklyn
Jones
Cabot
Mr. Yardley
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Albert R. Shattuck
Justice Andrews
Supreme Court
Richard A. Treat
Treat & Converse
Butler
Notman
Stott Company
Strong Company
Strong & Co
Stott
Shea Alive Report Confirms Lowell Soldier Safe Returning
Edward F. Shea, Lowell Irish American ambulance corps member who went to the Transvaal in 1899 and was reported missing, is alive at Port Said on Oct. 2 en route home. He wrote that he would be in Lowell on Thanksgiving Day, delighting relatives who mourned him dead.
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Lowell
Edward F. Shea
Shea
Moody denies Morgan to head Moody schools at Northfield
East Northfield reports claim Rev. G Campbell Morgan of London would lead Moody schools. A F Fitt states no change in management. Will R Moody remains in charge and Morgan has no factual basis for succeeding him.
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East Northfield
G. Campbell Morgan
London
Moody
A. F. Fitt
Morgan
Northfield
W. R. Moody
Boat Club Members Win Two From New Gilt Edged Team
The Amateur Bowling League of Massachusetts match at Arlington saw the Commercial Club of Brockton debut against the Arlington Boat Club. Brockton won one of three games as Arlington built a 939 final string to take the last game, while Dodge of Arlington led the night with a 212 in game two and top totals. Thatcher led Commercial with a 612 three game score, Caldwell 638, Perkins 513.
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Massachusetts
Arlington
Brockton
Arlington Boat Club
Commercial
Dodge
Arlingtons
Thatcher
Perkins
Caldwell
St James Team Beats Carruths Two Of Three
At St James alleys the St James squad won two of three from Carruths as both teams posted similar scores in the opener and second game. Hedge led all bowlers with 121 and 306 for the three strings, Beatty also posted a 167 single in the best effort of the Carruths. Jefferson alleys saw Jefferson sweep Meyers in three straight, Royston dominated Broad way with a 1300-plus total, while Mur ray & Irwin fell to Shawmut two of three and the deciding game was tight by four pins. The McCarthy Sudbury match was postponed to tonight.
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Carruth
St. James
Beatty
Freeman
Hedge
Jefferson
Meyers
Royston
Broadway
Murray & Irwin
Shawmut
McCarthy
Sudbury
May Lose Congress May
Washington November 14 Director of the Census Merriam reported to the President that U S population figures will be ready for Congress at its next session to consider reapportionment after the twelfth census The estimated ratio may rise to about one representative for every 200000 people with an 182 percent increase likely adding sixteen seats in the next House Four states Maine Virginia Kansas and Nebraska would lose one seat each
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Washington
Merriam
White House
United States
Congress
Maine
Virginia
Kansas
Nebraska
Governor Crane Explains Boston School Indebtedness veto
At the state house yesterday the Governor released a statement regarding a bill authorizing Boston to incur debt for new schoolhouses and related furnishings. He asked the attorney general to assess if City Council power suffices without explicit legislative approval and was informed that no extra authorization is required. The attorney general reportedly maintains that existing authority is sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston School Committee
Crane
Boston School
Executive Department
State House
Boston
Unitarian Club of Boston Banquet at Hotel Vendome
About 100 members attended the November banquet of the Unitarian Club of Boston held last evening at the Hotel Vendome. Speakers were Rev. George Hodges addressing English social movements in the days of Henri Maurice and Charles Kingsley and Robert A. Woods discussing socialism and public spirit in England and the United States today.
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Unitarian Club of
Boston
Hotel Vendome
George Hodges
D. D
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Pnison Maurice
Charlies Kingsley
Robert A. Woods
Sound End House
England
United States
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Scientific
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Jeffries and Sharkey
Hunter
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Wellington
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Harvard Regatta
Golf AT
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Riverside Pleasure Club
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Crimson
Porcellion
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Faton
Daly
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Sawin
Fills
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Escrvuh
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Haven
Beven
Bloomer
Conn
Will
Ferguson
Captain Brown
Olcott
Rafferty
Wear
Cook
Dean
Leecke
Duffy
Charlotte
Mich
Vans
Bell Shaul
Rochester
Ecore
Dhan
Macraw
Stone Patch Murphy
G. B
Phipps B. Taylor
Thompson Mid Jones
R. B
Henry Eilenberg
Water and
Devonshire Sts
House OF Strong
Ambulance Corps
Dr. Morgan
Boat Club
T. Dodge
Marston
Dorg
Sasa
Reed
Switt
Carruths
Bowler
O’connell
Murphy
Potter
Eee
Carr’s Melton
The
Boston Tailoring Co
Washington St
Col. Bromfield, Jewelers’ Building
Pen Hiwoning
Bowley
Rouse
Finnigan
Ceeseesace
McCaeesenreseseeee
Rden Iman
Harritma
E. BB
Doleman
Farrell
Mr Honey
Governor Crane
Bostonity Council
Unitarians
Dr. Sanden
A. Sanded
Tremont &J
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Teave Wark
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