Lawrence Polo Team Advances In Battle Of Cages
Lawrence defeats Portland 9 to 6 in a fast paced game at Portland. Campbell led Portland with driving drives and Gavitt and Whipple sparked Lawrence, while Gavitt drew two fouls and Whipple contributed 13 rushes. Referee O'Brien. Attendance 900.
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Portland
Lawrence
Campbell
Gavitt
Anwaa
Whipple
Devlin
Wiley
Jason
Tibbetts
Mallory
O'Brien
Harvard Interclass Football Classic Nets 6 5 Victory
The 1901 interclass game at Harvard ended 6 to 5 with the juniors defeating the seniors in a well played contest. The juniors scored a touchdown and field goal in the first half while the seniors, aided by a hired band, added a late pretty goal from the 30 yard line. The line-up followed.
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Harvard
Locke
Dorchester Cat and Dog Show Aids Animal Hospital
Dorchester plans a cat and dog show one week from next Tuesday to aid an animal hospital for ailing and disabled felines and canines. Cats enter 10 classes, dogs 15, at Music Hall 222 Adams Street Dorchester. Open 10 AM to 10 PM. Manager HH Warren, superintendent H T Smith. Entrance 60 cents.
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Dorchester
Music Hall
Adams Street
Y. HH. Warren
H. T. Smith
Plymouth Beats Clinton 6-5 in Polo Clash at Clinton
Plymouth defeats Clinton 6 to 5 in a polo battle at Clinton Massachusetts. Referee Connolly faces crowd complaints as Plymouth holds on in the final minute of the third period. Attendance around 900 with key players listed for both sides and a close scoring finish.
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Plymouth
Clinton
Mass
Connolly
Houghton
Bodes Devlin
Bartlett
Mullen
Foul—Daly
Timor— Hartwell
Polo League Schedule Released for Next Week
The American Roller Polo League announces next week’s schedule. Brockton is absent due to failure to post a required bond with the league secretary. Matchups include Lowell at Lawrence and Lewiston at Portland among others across Monday to Saturday.
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Brockton
Lowell
Lawrence
Lewiston
Portland
Salem
Clinton
Plymouth
Bedford Beagle Trials Warm After Snow Covered Ground
Beagle hound hunters enjoyed better sport as a light snow covered Bedford ground. In Class A first series Fateless, Lottery, Pride's Crossing Trick, Reed's Dan D., Trick and Buster, with Baronet and Lottery in second series, led to Baronet first Trick second Lottery third. Class B saw Treble first Tan second Ida Novice II third Queen of Diamonds. Derby beagles and Park stakes expected tomorrow.
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Bedford
Beagle Hound
Fateless
Hempstead Beagle Club
Lottery
John Caswell
Pride
H. T. Joslin
Reed
Dan D
Trick
Buster
Harry Payne Whitney
Lottery and
Baronet
London Plans for 10000-Dollar Challenge in Boxing Ring
A London cable reports Kid McCoy will challenge the Jeffries Ruhlin winner for 10 000 a side. He favors the winner but opens to opponents like Twitz Simmons Corbett and Sharkey. McCoy weighs near 175 pounds and eyes a world pursuit rather than a specific fight. Philadelphia Jack OBrien declines to challenge McCoy, fearing harm to his England-established reputation.
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London
McCoy
Twitzsimmons
Corbett
Sharkey
Philadelphia
Jack
O'Brien
O’brien
England
Do. R.—Jeffries
Carroll
Ohio
Ruhlin
Canton
Harvey Parker
George Bothner
Parker
Bothner
Rogers
The
Post
Young’ Saxe
Morris Rudnick
Saxe
New England
Jim’’ White
Chelsea
Graves
Portland
Goodman
Peter Brooks
Allen
Belfield Walcott
Lenox A
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Billy Gardner
Pat
A. J.fitz
Trenton
Handler-Jackson
Casper Leon
Buffalo
Casper
Griffo
Po Siler
West End A. C
St. Louis
Siler
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Best Shoe
Volkmann's vs Noble & Greenough on South End field
The Volkmann's School met Noble & Greenough yesterday afternoon in a plucky South End bout. Whitman scored the deciding touchdown in the second half with five minutes left as Volkmann's rallied. Full lineup and positions listed. final score Volkmann's 6, with Whitman credited for the touchdown. Umpire Robeson officiated with Crocker and art referees and Harkins and Fahey as linesmen. halves lasted 20 minutes.
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Volkmann
Noble & Greenough's
Oands
Noble Greenough
Olkmanns
Whitman
Noble's
Emmets V8 Garryowens Face 100 Dollar Gaelic Match
The Emmet and Garryowen Gaelic teams meet at the Post for a Saturday game on November 23 worth 100 dollars a side. Each side fields 16 players with nonmembers barred.referee Patrick O'Day of South Boston will officiate as these rivals set a strong Thanksgiving eve bid.
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Emmets
Garryowens
Emmet
Garryowen
South End
Patrick O'Day
South Boston
Garry Owens
Harvards Fall Regatta Ends in Weld Victory and Rescue
In the Harvard fall club regatta, Philip Smith of Weld lost an oar near the finish. He leaped into the Charles to save the boat, but the maneuver caused the shell to swing and be passed by four crews. Weld, under new coach Wray, won both races against Newell, with times 10m 36s and 9m 49s.
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Harvard
Philip Smith
Weld
Newell
Longwood Bridge
Union Boat House
Wray
Vail
G. Bancroft
Walcott
Wolcott
Bancroft
Francis
Colby
Hartwell
Lindsley
Covel
Bow
George
Kelley
Brownell
Ayer
Bullard
Swaim
Gregg
Morris
Phillips
Smith
Jackeson
Macomber
Maltby
Greenough
Ells
Bent
Peabody
Farlow
DeRham
Chase
Roosevelt
Welldon
Nickerson
Clark
Davie
Cruger
Hunt
Atwater
Ivy
Taft
May
Piper
Roberts
Cobb
Corbett
Jackson
Williams
Flint
Letchworth
Sweetzer
Bard
Stevens
James
Dill
Hall
Brown
McAvity
Ernst
Hatch
Seeligson
Robbins
Sturgis
Adams
Perry
Ellis
Durfee
Fitzpatrick
Perkins
Olney
Wait
Otis
Cook
Carleton
Wells
Johnson
Dickerman
Trainer
Hanchett
Moses
Higgins
Cox
Swain
Coryell
Intercollegiate and city high school games listed
A long list of scheduled matches across campuses and cities. Harvard plays Dartmouth at Soldiers Field while Yale faces Princeton in New Haven and Cornell meets Columbia in New York. Other pairings include Amherst vs Williams in Williamstown, Holy Cross vs Pittsfield A C in Pittsfield, and more with Boston and suburban teams.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Soldiers Field
Yale
Princeton
New Haven
Cornell
Columbia
New York
Ty. of P
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Amherst
Williams
Williamstown
English High
Somerville High
Charles River Park
Natick High
Natick Oval
Brown
Union
Providence
Annapolis
Bowdoin
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Norfolk
Reiler
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Oxford
Adler
Shoe Department
Lawrence Polo
Tawyicnca
Winsted Hosiery CO
Washington Credit Company
BOS
Wishnstonst
Fred St. Onge
Boston
Australia
Metropolitan
Press Co
Langham
Mail
Floyd McFarland
Jacquelin
Paris
McFarland
Charles Miller
Howe
Bobby Walthour
Harry Eilkes
Pop
Elkes
Harry
DR. Sanden
R. A. Sanden
Tremont St
Boston, Mass
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Glass
Exeter
Andover
Groton
Worcester Academy
Owen Megcarie
F. D
T. B
Foster
Gee
Louglas
Summer Street
Court Street
Washington Street
City Hall Ave
All Union
Hanover St
Tremont Row
Thom
Farnsworth
Ae Century Dept. Stores
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Montebello
Hawes Hat Company
Cor. Mason
Broadway
Astor House
Cor
Newton
Humphrey
Newton Unitarian Church
Beaconsfield
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