Dartmouth Confident of Beating Brown in Open Football Clash
Dartmouths 22 man varsity, stocked with Bowler and captain Knibbs, arrives at Copley Square for Saturdays game at Huntington Avenue park amid snow disrupted practice. Brown, licking a 62 to 0 loss last year, promises a desperate fight as coach Folsom and Robinson eye a lively day with bands, seats and full Harvard Yale results posted.
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Amherst Defeats Williams 22 to 6 in Season Finale
Amherst wins its final game of the season 22 to 6 over Williams at Amherst. Williams led 6 to 5 at halftime but Amherst and their strong teamwork, aided by muddy conditions, drove three second half touchdowns. Hubbard Rollins led Amherst. Watson Murray Marshall starred for Williams.
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Hubbard
Rollins
Murray
Marshall
Exeter Declines North Division Challenge in Eastern Football
Exeter, the strongest East schoolboy football aggregation, could not face North Division High School of Chicago. The decision ends the prospective East vs Chicago clash, with Exeter unable to play the North Division team.
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Exeter
Chicago
Battery Beat Charlestown in Twin Match Victory
The Battery Mystic Valley team lost the opener to Charlestown but won the next two convincingly. Melrose A GC tallied three straight from Central as both matches posted unusually light pinfalls.
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City league scores highlight high totals and wins
Murray and Irwin posted 1451 for team high and 526 as best string. Individual honors went to Brown of Somerset with 118 and 312 total, and Millen of Somerset with 119 and 311 total. Murray and Irwin took two of three from Webster while Somerset swept McCarthy, Boylston swept Rexford, Hub swept St James, and Carruth defeated City Hall.
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New Broadway Field Scoreboard Debuts in Saturday Game
The Broadway Field scoreboard in Somerville will debut during the RindgeDorchester game on Saturday. Note the game is scheduled for Saturday, not Friday as previously announced.
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Somerville
Work of Harvard Squad Shows Big Improvement
Harvard football fans witnessed the largest campus turnout for a last practice as over 2,000 students lined Soldiers Field. The offense flashed speed and precision while substitutes showed potential for Brill Squires and Hurley. Jimmy Foster starred at right halfback in the scrimmage against the freshmen.
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Harvard Scrub Eleven Gears Up for Yale with Freshman Signals
Harvard riders show vigor in practice with Starr the freshman quarterback signaling like a gatling gun. The team rallies behind chants of Three times three as Reggie Brown is carried from the field. Brill to left tackle recovers, while Meier’s arm is watched ahead of the Yale game as lineup includes Randall, Brill, Parker, Parkinson, White, Squires, and Peey.
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Paul
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Starr
Yale
Harvard
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Haverhill H.10 Somerville H.0 at Broadway Field
Haverhill High outplayed Somerville High on Broadway Field in 14 minutes of play after a dispute led to Somerville withdrawing. Haverhill crossed for a quick score, then defended well as Beal Lennox and Kelley starred, with Lennox slipping past Lamont despite the weight difference.
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Haverhill High
Broadway
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Haverhill
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Paige
Cuddy
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Commins Savage
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Hall
E . Graves Lennox
Lamont Kimball
Baldwin Brye
Cameron Kelley
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Elliott Martin
Twohig Beal
Weiss
Frost Malcolm
Higgins
Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey Ad Promotes Purity
An ad urges buying Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey for medicinal use, asserting superior purity and medicinal value. It highlights full quart bottles, sealing, and the proprietors' facsimile, urging customers to request the genuine product from licensed dealers, druggists, or grocers.
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Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Graves
Corbett Favored To Beat Nelson In San Francisco Bout
Local boxing fans forecast Yonz Corbett will face a tough test against Nelson on November 29 in San Francisco with Corbett a 10 to 7 betting favorite. Nelson’s camp vows $2000 on win. both camps ban training camp departures for three weeks under a tough clause. Also notes amateur sparring entries close Saturday for B A A tourney to be held November 26 with open classes 105 to 135 pounds and Patsey McKenna signaling peak form for the 100-108 pound class.
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Eddie Keevin
Goodwin Seeks National Featherweight Title After Salem Triumph
Chester Goodwin of Chelsea claims the New England featherweight crown following a decisive win over George Murray in Salem. He states his aim is the national title for boxers at 122 pounds or less, challenging top names like Attell and Abel. Murray concedes Goodwin but notes his Tuesday loss appeared flawed.
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Owner Taylor Meets M govern at AL headquarters
At the American league headquarters yesterday Cap Collins met with Owner Taylor and Carl Green for an hour. New catcher Arthur McGovern from South Boston joined the group along with Mike Regan the Royal Rooter. The gathering was social with no business transacted and Collins expressed optimism about next season and Selbach’s terms. McGovern is keeping in trim, walking to Castle Island and promenading up Broadway to be seen by local youths as a Collins standout for 1905.
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Arthur McGovern
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Mike Regan
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Selbach
Castle Island
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Topeka Jackies Defeat Missouri in Rough Game
In a brash Franklin Field contest the Topeka team from the training ship defeated the Missouri Jackies by 16 to 6. Both squads played aggressively with early Missouri scoring, but Topeka’s quicker offense wore down the plucky foes as the game progressed.
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Jackies
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