Harvard Eleven Shows Speed in Yale Prelude
Harvard's football team powered to three quick touchdowns with a 35-yard field goal by Swain as the squad readied for Yale. Most players reported improved form, Daly nearing full fitness, while the scrubs pressed the varsity in practice. Coach staff planned for the Yale game at Princeton with listed lineups and positions. Bowdoin Eyes Tufts Clash as Rivalry Deepens in Brunswick.
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Harvard
Varsity
Swain
Daly
Gierasch
Campbell
Eaton
Hallowell
Kendall
Yale
Princeton
Lewis
Dibblee
Forbes
Lee
Barnard
Sargent
Warvard
Doe
Tigers Headed To Victory In Yale Clash Preview
Princeton hosts Yale tomorrow after a week of hard practices. All players except Dana, knocked out in the Columbia game, are fit for action. Captain Pell says lineups will be announced at noon. Alumni surge into Princeton with townsfolk filling streets.
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Princeton
N. J
Princetons
Yale
Robinson
Dana
Columbia
Pell
Yale Off for Princeton As 50 Men Sail for New York
Yale football team leaves New Haven for New York with 50 players plus trainer Murphy. They will stay at Murray Hill Hotel overnight and travel to Princeton tomorrow morning. Yale deems Reiter ineligible and questions Princeton’s demand to include him. Lineup projected includes Gould Bloomer Brown Olcott Sheldon Stillman Rafferty Coy Wear Hale Chadwick Fincke.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New York
Murphy
Murray Hill
Princeton
Reiter
Gould
Bloomer
Brown
Olcott
Sheldon
Stillman
Rafferty
Coy
Wear
Hale
Chadwick
Fincke
Old rivals meet today in Tufts Bowdoin clash
Medford November 16 Tufts varsity held final practice on the old campus before facing Bowdoin at Tufts oval tomorrow in the season finale. Bowdoin leads 6-0 in their first meeting this fall. Tufts touts improved play but will be hampered by a weak fullback as captain Pierce outlines the lineup.
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Medford
Tufts
Bowdoin
Tufts Oval
College Hill
Brunswick
Maine Boys
Pierce
R. E. P. Butler
Princeton
Yale
Tigers
Hartford
Dorchester
Winthrop A. A
H. P. Martins
Joseph O’brien
Wallahh Street
W. BE. Baker
Newton A. A
A. A
Brockton
Spring Hill A. A
Lincoln A. A
Tincoln Park
Social Union’ A. C
Cambridge
Laurels
Williards
Murray Beach A. A
Faugh
Bie
Awley Pierce
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Mechantes
Irwin
Harvard
New Haven
Fourth man sought in Abbie Whitney case in Auburn
Police hunt for a fourth man in the Abbie Whitney case near Auburn Maine. Three men have been arrested after Miss Whitney accused drugging and assault. Ella Rice corroborated part of the tale, saying Whitney went to a door to pour water, then vanished as voices were heard beyond the closed door. Whitney’s condition improved today.
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Auburn
Abbie Whitney
Miss Whitney
Ella Rice
Miss Rice
Heavy Freshmen Hopeful for Harvard Yale Contest
Harvard freshmen depart Cambridge cheered by classmates to face Yale freshmen. star center Zeus Roberts and Shea lead a重量 packed lineup, with two Varsity-trained players joining. Yale counters with Burgess cap tain from Exeter and other prep stars, while Harvard emphasizes weight and grit.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
Zeus Roberts
Shea
Hanopy
Jones
Andover
Boston Billiardists to compete in Amateur Tourney in New York
Boston will be represented in the coming A W A billiard tournament for the Class B amateur championship of America by A G Cutler William Paige and Co 8 Schmitt a Chicago A C man who recently relocated to Boston Cutler has qualified for Class B while Paige and Schmitt must run the qualifying round Twelve entries are listed T Billeter W W Kellogg Florian Tobias L A Servatius I A Mannes S G Estabrook A D Ferguson and E O Presley of New York and J Hendricks of New Haven participate Schmitt is the Western champion Paige among Boston's best players and Cutler is Boston's champion.
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Boston
New York
A. G. Cutler
William Paige
Schmitt
Chicago A. C
Cutler
T. Billeter
Minneapolis
W. W. Kellogg
Chicago
Florian Tobias
L. A. Servatius
I. A. Mannes
G.estabrook
A. D. Ferguson
E. O. Presley
J. Hendricks
New Haven
Paige
Hopkinson Captures Prep League Title With 18 to 0 Win
Hopkinson School defeated Brookline High 18 to 0 to claim the Preparatory League championship yesterday in the final schedule game. Brookline pressed early but Hopkinson took control in the second half, aided by strong coaching and improved ball handling despite notable fumbling.
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Hopkinson School
Brookline High
Hopkinson
Brookline
Hoppy
Hall
Eeseee R. E
Thompson
Lincoln Jewett
le Dew
Rowley Chase
Cvesewenwaneres Talbot F. Leatherbee
V. H
Wilbur Scheuber
R. N
L. H
Quigley
R. Leatherbee
Golhie Oak
Wiles
Scheuber
Chase
Amee — McDermot
Atherton
Kidder
Alden
Dartmouth-Brown Game Draws Alumni to Hanover
Alumni from Boston travel to Hanover for the Dartmouth Brown football game tomorrow. Brown rests across the river while Dartmouth has improved greatly in the past week and is expected to field a strong team.
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Hanover
N. H
Boston
Dartmouth
Congress Street Bridge Renewal Backed by Exchange Board
The Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board urges a $500000 loan for reconstructing the Congress street bridge. In a letter to Mayor Hart dated yesterday they cite Congress street as vital between business districts and South Boston docks. They demand a new bridge the same width as connecting avenues with a draw at least 50 feet wide to ease steamship passage.
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Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board
Gerry
Congress Street
Hart
Boston
Theta Delta Chi Wins Narrowly Over Betas 6 to 0
A close Franklin Field football clash saw Theta Delta Chi defeat Beta Theta Pi 6 to 0 in the final minutes. The Thetas, led by Baker on a key end play and successful kicking, thwarted Beta’s late surge after an evenly played first half with several fumbles.
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Thets
Delta Chi Fraternity
College of Liberal Arts
Boston ‘University
Beta Theta Pi
Theta Delta Chi
Betas
Theta
Theta Boys
Beta
Baker
Klein
Litchman
Bhater
Weeks
Thompson
Football schedule and remarks from a late season update
A list of football games across colleges with locations from Princeton to Amherst and beyond, noting pairings and venues such as Yale at Princeton and Cornell at Easton, plus other college matches. A closing note recalls Princeton’s poor showing yet Yale’s respect for the Tigers and cites Arthur Poe’s remembered performances in prior years.
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Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Carlisle Indians
Philadelphia
Cornell
Lafayette
Easton
Columbia
Annapolis
Brown
Dartmouth
Hanover
Williams
Wesleyan
Williamstown
Amherst
Agale
West Point
Bucknell
Tufts
Bowdoin
Tufts Oval
Holy Cross
Worcester
Trinity
Worcester Tech
Hartford
University of Maine
New Hampshire State
Durham
Bates
Lewiston
Dedham
Carpello
Campello
Whitman
Newton
Newton Centre
Dorchester High
Medford High
Medford
Nglish High
M. T
Charles River
Tigers
Little Arthur Poe
Ruhlin Signs To Fight Jeffries In Expected Match
Gus Ruhlin arrived in Mahanoy City and signed the articles for a bout with Jeffries. The referee will be Charley White or George Siler, with Al Smith named as stakeholder in the agreement.
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Mahanoy City
Penn
Boxing Row Over Jeffries Ruhlin Fight Drafts
A long critique of alleged two purse plans for a Jeffries versus Ruhlin bout. The piece accuses managers of pushing a winner-take-all scheme and hints at staged articles and a staged series with dates and challengers like Fitzsimmons Sharkey and Ruhlin. The column describes promotional tricks, financial motives, and the busy Boston scene surrounding amateur sparring and heavyweight chatter.
Automobile crosses the Alps to Berlin crossing failed
Lieutenant Engler of Frankfort crossed the Alps by car via Stilfsser Joch in 9 hours covering about 1260 miles with his wife and an attendant. A hydrocarbon gasoline explosion motor powered the automobile during the journey.
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Alps
Berlin
Ger
Engler
Frankfort
Stilffser Joch
Jockey Club Adjourns Without Decision on Wishard and Reiff
The London Racing Calendar notes the Jockey Club stewards adjourned without ruling in the Wishard case and in the case of Lester Reiff. Reiff continues racing while lawyers prepare libel actions against Lord Durham regardless of any JC decision.
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London
Jockey Club
Wishard
Lester Reiff
Reiff
Lord Durham
Harvard Units Dedicate Newell Boat Club House
About 1500 Harvard men led by the college band gathered in robes to dedicate the Newell Boat Club house. President Eliot accepted the building for the university and urged support for a dam at Craigie Bridge to keep high water at the floats. Edmund Wetmore and A G Fox presented the club house, praising Harvard rowing history.
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Harvard
College Yard
New Newell Boat Club
University
New York Club
Eliot
Edmund Wetmore
A. G. Fox
New York
Newell Club
Craigie Bridge
Beacon Street
Alexander Agassiz
Harvard Club of
Hollis
Lehman
George Weld
Bicyclenotes Press Cycling Club adds riders for Madison Square Garden
The racing board of the Press Cycling Club closed a deal to represent the club in Madison Square Garden races with the McLean brothers of Chelsea joining Frank Waller and Will Stinson. Stinson opens the indoor season December 8 in a fifteen mile race against Jimmy Michael. Waller and Stinson report two new stolen racing wheels, numbered 7688 and 7274, and the police are notified. Meanwhile South Boston Wheelmen plan a ride to Lowell if weather allows, and the fifth Boston century is set to repeat from Copley Square after 7 am. Massachusetts R C campaign for re-election to state offices continues with Steele and Hannigan sending letters to members.
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The
Press Cycling Club
Madison Square Garden
McLean Brothers
Chelsea
Frank Waller
Will Stinson
Stinson
Jimmy Michael
New York
Garden
Ba Ehelder
Board of Control
Batchelder
Waller
Hing
Newburyport
Providence
Massachusetts
R. C
Messrs. Steele
Hannigan
Somerville Tops Roslindale and Chelsea Wins Three in Tourney
In the Club's Tournament Association at St James alleys the Somerville Wheelmen swept three games over Roslindale with Henderson top scoring 272. Chelsea also won all three against Charlestown while Morse led with 244. Press beat Waltham two of three as Reisert totaled 251. Jamaica edged Mets two of three in a tight set.
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Somerville
Roslindale
Henderson
Chelsea
Charlestown
Morse
Press
Waltham
Reisert
Jamaica
Mets
Williams
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Cutler
Morrison
C'Greeeeteoon
Ferris
Eae Caysesaensgeee
Gilleee
Jamaica Cycle Club
T'tl Connors
Eeseeeeseeesese
Sealey
Eeeseesceverees
Etudson
Crooks
Flaskins
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Aaareccooesses
Beef Outbowled Eggs in Marketmen League at Carruths
Beef outbowled Eggs in Carruth's alleys last night, taking two of three as scores stayed low. Beef led early, held a narrow first-game win, then posted a big second-game score before Eggs captured the final game.
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Carruth’s
Beef
Currie
Dalton Weer
Blom Lib
A. Faulkner
Haffner's Claim to Blythe and Pearcy Estates
Miss Clara J. Fisher of Milford is cited in the Blythe will as a $25,000 beneficiary. Jacob J. Haffner, a New York ex convict, seeks the residuary estate of Charles Pearcy valued around $42,000, claiming Pearcy was his brother and promising papers to prove his contention, with lawyer E. J. Southworth handling the case as Haffner plans to bring documents soon.
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Milford
Clara J. Fisher
Jacob J. Haffner
New York
Thomas H. Blythe
San Francisco
Haffner
Blythe
Charles Pearcy
Chicago
Pearcy
California
Miss Fisher
E. J. Southworth
Three Held as Footpads in Wheeler Street Hold-Up
Edward J. Smith Frank Boswell and Albert Flatt three young colored men from the South End were held in $2000 bonds each for the grand jury by Judge Adams in the Municipal Criminal Court yesterday on charges of being principals in a Wheeler street double hold-up night before. William Draper testified that about 11 o clock he was stopped and one man pressed a razor to his neck while the others searched him and took 2.15 dollars. John McClear, a white man, testified the trio robbed him about five minutes later of a dollar bill and some change.
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Jeffries
Ruhlin
New York
Billy Madden
Rublin
Sharkey
Fisti
Fitzsimmons
Jeff
Fitz
Boston
Young Kelley
New England
Kelley
Young Brooks
Lawrence
Jack O
West End
Young Allen
Tom Wilson
Young Riley
Salem Kia
Murphy
Lynn
Young Ok Bradley
Belley
Aes
Lowell
Billy Gardner
Edward J. Smith
Frank Boswell
Albert Flatt
South End
Adams
Municipal Criminal Court
Wheeler Street
William Draper
Smith
John McClear
Arrest for larceny at 61 Norway street shocks local area
Police at Station 16 report Louis Safirstien of 47 Norway street was charged with larceny of 128 dollars worth of furniture from Charlotte Harrington of 61 Norway street during the past week. Residents of the three flats at 61 Norway street denied that Charlotte Harrington lived there when a Post reporter called late last night.
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Louiis Safirstien
Norway Street
Charlotte Harrington
Post
Murray Ire roll off results show McCarthy wins with 278
In the weekly roll off at Murray Ire last night McCarthy claimed first prize with a total of 278 Freeman finished second with 274 and Lamont and Byrnes tied for third on 272 points each.
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Murray & Irewin
McCarthy
Freeman
Lamont and Byrnes
Alfred De Oro Defeats Fish Marsh 150 to 73 at Murray & Irwin's
Pool champion Alfred De Oro won last night at Murray and Irwin's over Fish Marsh 150 to 73. This afternoon he faces James Ryan and this evening he plays Yellow Sam in a series of games.
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Alfred de Oro
Murray & Irwin
Fish Marsh
de Oro
James Ryan
Yellow Sam
Raglan Overcoats At Wolf Clothier Corner
Bernard M. Wolf at My Clothier on Hanover and Portland streets displays an extensive line of raglan overcoats for the season.
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Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover and
Portland Streets
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