Exciting English High Vs Hoppy Football Classic
English High and Hoppy played a dramatic contest on the South End grounds with late rallies and a goal line stand. Jenkins and Bartlett starred for Hoppy while English High featured standouts like Ashley and Eaton, and Stillman punted well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English High School
Hoppy
South End
English High
Jenkins
Murphy
Bartlett
Mann
Kennington
English
Eaton
Reilly
Manahan
Shylock
Hallowell
Stillman
Ashley
Walsh
Harvard Prepares for Quakers with Secret Practice
Harvard's eleven held secret workouts to rehearse plays for the forthcoming clash with Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. New formations echo Princeton and other tested tactics as injury status remains pivotal. Dunlop sat out yesterday but is expected back tomorrow and will play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Princeton
Dunlop
Tufts College 99 Beats Arlington High 10 to 0
Tufts College 99 defeated Arlington High School 10 to 0 at Arlington yesterday. Tufts drove to a first half touchdown and a successful kick by Litchfield, then extended the lead after the break with steady gains while Arlington struggled to stop the heavy opponent and saw Berthrong and Woods advance on criss cross plays before a Tufts fumble led to another score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Tufts College
Tufts
Litchfield
Berthrong
Woods
Chelsea High Beats Noble and Greenough in 10 to 6 Victory
Chelsea High won their season opener at Mt. Washington grounds Chelsea 10 Noble and Greenough 6. Stone scored a 100 yard end run in the second half and Chelsea earned touchdowns by Stone Sanford and Coe with Deering of Everett as umpire. Time halves 20 and 15 minutes attendance about 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English High
Stillman
Hoppy
Mann
Ashley
Huntress
Shea
Hallowell
Eaton
Jaynes
Carroll
Jenkins
Walsh
Hawes
English
Manahan
O’brien
Kennington
Murphy
Centre
Hopeinson
Ves
Sisi
Brewer
Paton
Lees Neddae
Ewan Weeks
Hawes Carroll
Zecccscecvecco
Soca Seavey
Orcenecscoece
Eec
Sargent Cob
Reilly
R. T
Pspstaneney
Jenkins Sherlock
G. Deis
Siese
R. H
Brooks
Bartlett Walsh
J. O’brien
F. B
G. F. Richardson
B. A
FE. Atherton
M. Stern
J. Graham
PB. A. A
E. H
Chelsea High
Noble & Greenough
Mt. Washington
Chelsea
Noble
Stone
Bathrlokes
Lwrence Roverteone
Ticses
Cevsweienden
Dentig aGroy
Mocusbock
Gs Daceccccesss Oeewscsceutig
Dirke
Momigs
Ramocous
W. McChntock
Fikin Largomangsin
Percival Kimball
Orr
Q. D
Wendall Sanford
Cae
Csc
Kawese Caeaas
Dias Ceradcoere
IHROS
Sanford
Coe
Deering
Cambridge Manual Triumphs Over Boston Latin 34–0
Cambridge Manual Training School dominated Boston Latin with a 34 to 0 victory. The win boosts C M T S championship hopes as their intricate formations and steady improvement overwhelmed Latin, especially in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Manual
Boston Latin
Cambridge Manual Training School
Gisveduss Vane Enen Rawler
Durham
Stillings Fiske
Seies
Carey Hazen
Bole
Lowe Marshall
R. T
Talbot Merrill
Gey Robinson Sawinh
Sawin
White
Thompson
Leahy
Parker
Morton
Harvard
Haverhill High Defeated At Newburyport 26 to 4
In a high school contest at Newburyport, Newburyport High School defeated Haverhill High School 26 to 4, showcasing a strong offense and solid defense. The game highlighted Newburyport's dominance on home court and Haverhill's early struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Newburyport High School
Haverhill High School
Harvard Freshmen Face Pennsylvania On Soldiers Field
Football gossip notes a Harvard Pennsylvan ia freshmen game on Soldiers Field with live wire updates from New York and Philadelphia. Also listed are matches sought by Arlingtons Hyde Park and the Columbia A A for Thanksgiving Day and other amateur football prospects. Bert Serf dies from injuries after a Lawrence Kansas game. Carlisle Indians train for Thanksgiving meet Brown. The Interscholastic championship remains undecided with Hoppy favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Arlingtons
Hyde Park
Harry Boardman
Tremont Street
City
Soldiers Field
Cambridge
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Knights of the Sacred Heart
John Campbell
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Carlisle Indians
Brown
Bert W. Serf
Lawrence
Kan
Doane College
Columbia A. A
Joseph W. Cook
Tyler Street
Hoppy
Hounds and Hares Run at Harvard
The second hare and hound run of the season at Harvard drew forty starters with nearly all finishing. Hares were Grant S Starbuck of class ’98. Top four finishers among the hounds were Foote ’97 Ruhl ’99 Downey S and Burton ’99. The next run is scheduled for Friday November 20 with Foote and Ruhl as hares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
D. Grant
M. S
E. A. Starbuck
H. W. Foote
A. B. Ruhl
J. F. Downey
W. C. Burton
Man on bike wife struck by electric car in Washington
John Williams of the Washington bureau of the New York Herald and his wife were badly injured when an electric car struck Williams as he rode a bicycle beside his wife who had just boarded an open car. The couple were taken home in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John §. Williams
The
New York Herald
Corbett End Fight Deal Nearing Its End
The Bohemian Athletic Club of New York offers 25000 for the Fitzsimmons Corbett bout. Corbett signals he will sign with the largest purse by Friday after talks with Warren Lewis Dan Stuart and club officials. London’s National Sporting Club eyes Maher Dooley clash while other international bouts are explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oee
Nnn
New York
Bohemian Athletic Club
Fitzsimmons-Corbett
Amsterdam Avenue
Genslinger
Lavigne
Everhardt
New York City
C. H. Genslinger
Bohemian Club
Roosevelt
Dan Stuart
Sam Fitzpatrick
Burge
Young Corbett
National Club of London
Dick Burge
A. P. Ordway
Charley McKeever
Philadelphia
National Sporting Club of London
Peter Maher
Antipodes
Nick Dooley
Tommy White
England
White
Knickerbocker Club
Magnificent Pigeon Exhibition Opens at Horticultural Hall
The third annual pigeon show begins in Horticultural Hall with over 150 specimens and nearly 1200 cages. The event marks the largest display in the country, featuring fantails and champion birds as judging starts this afternoon. Spectators, pigeon fanciers known as columbarians, flock to see the diverse varieties and striking pouters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Fred Tudor, Jr
Old Timers In The Ring At Broadway Club
Old timers gathering looms as Jem Mace and Mike Donovan meet in a six round bout at Broadway Athletic Club New York on December 14. Al Smith leads planning with $259 in charges covered by contributors including Jimmy Wakely. Smith aims to reveal door receipts to the audience and feature boxing legends at ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Athletic Club
New York City
Jem Mace
Mike Donovan
al Smith
America
Broadway A. C
Smith
Marlborough Athletic Club
Jimmy Wakely
Mr. Smith
Jim Corbett
Peter Maher
Joe Choynski
Jim Hall
Boston
Pride
John L. Sullivan
New York
Maher-Choynski
John L
Philadelphia
Mace
Walcott O Brien bout set with Marlborough club funding
Boxing notes confirm final plans for Joe Walcott versus Dick O'Brien at Marlborough Athletic Club with training costs covered by the club. O'Brien ponders Nahant or Lewiston workouts and cites money as his primary motive, rejecting Creedon purse offers while Roosevelt praises boxing and self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Walcott
Dick O’brien
Marlborough Athletic Club
O'Brien
Nahant
Lewiston
Tom O'Rourke
O’brien
Creedon
Walcott
Marlborough A. C
Theodore Roosevelt
New York Police Board
Kid Lavigne
Brockton Signs W. T. Erieg to Boost Club
The Brockton Baseball Association announced the signing of W. T. Erieg to replace Breckenridge at first base. Erieg last season captained Rockford’s Western Association team and led the league with a .452 batting average in 119 games, hitting 287 times and scoring 117 runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brockton Baseball Association
W. T. Erieg
Breckenridge
Western Association
Rockford
Ill
Rockfords
Thanksgiving Day Gaelic game meeting and local racing notes
A meeting of O Connell and Garryowen Gaelic football reps is set for tomorrow night to finalize plans for the Thanksgiving Day game. Also noted are talks about souvenir passes, a Boston team update, the B A A second bowling squad roster, and runners listed for winter training plus a five mile Thanksgiving challenge match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connell
Garryowen
Freedman
Soden
Boston
West
Walley
Linder
Hecht
Comis
Walter Hill
Ainsworth
Aymster
Saugus
Bennings
Wll
New Orleans
Stonewall Allen
Pierce
Constant
East Boston
Pigeon Show Attracts Collectors From Across Regions
The exhibition features about 150 pouters with many from New York and Pennsylvania. Notable displays include James Rough's fine birds and the Havemeyer brothers from New York who aim to repeat last season’s prize success. Massachusetts fanciers and Dr Kendall showcase runts and exceptional specimens while G. W. Eckert of Allentown presents owl pigeons led by champion Robert R. The event runs daily 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
James Rough
Havemeyer Brothers
Massachusetts
Kendall
Allentown
Penn
Robert R
Lehman’s Harvard Crew Trials Debut New Oars
Yesterday afternoon Coach Lehman tested Harvard varsity crew pairs Duffield and Thompson Adams and Boardman Sprague and J H Perkins Goodrich and Hollister Ames Bull and McDuffie. New Donahue oars with narrow blades and curved leather buttons were used for the first time. Davy adapts shells to Lehman ideas as body work and a longer stroke show power and drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
Harvard
Duffield
Thompson
Adams
Boardman
Sprague
J. H. Perkins
Goodrich
Hollister
Ames
Bull
McDuffie
Donahue
Davy
NEW B A A MEMBERS ELECTED
The Boston Athletic Association met to elect new members. Non residents include Joseph C Hoppin of Athens Greece six months J G W Knowlton and Henry T Godfrey. Active members list Waldo H Covell C W Fourdrinier Albert F Lunt G D Hazard Nelson L Martin Richard G Wadsworth William D Hennen W J Newman Laurence P Adams Harry A Curtis T J Emery Arthur D Saul George B Wilson William P Richardson William J Kelley Cyrus Sargent Sidney M Hedges and Charles W Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
Joseph C. Hoppin
Athens
Greece
J. G. W. Knowlton
Henry T. Godfrey
Waldo H. Covell
C. W. Fourdrinier
Albert F. Lunt
G. D. Hazard
Nelson L. Martin
Richard G. Wadsworth
William D. Hennen
W. J. Newman
Laurence P. Adams
Harry A. Curtis
T. J. Emery
Arthur D. Saul
George B. Wilson
William P. Richardson
William J. Kelley
Cyrus Sargent
Sidney M. Hedges
Charles W. Young
Steinitz Says He Had An Off Day In Championship Match
In Moscow on November 17, Steinitz described his performance as off day during the championship chess contest as the game progressed. He indicated no change in rivals or standings, keeping focus on remaining rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Steinitz
Benefit for Sullivan Widow and Child in Pawtucket Polo
About 800 people attended a benefit at the Auditorium to aid the widow and child of Tim Sullivan the polo star. Pawtucket and Providence players captained by Lat ions and Ford competed in a 4 to 2 polo victory for Lat ions's team. The event promised to net a neat sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Tim Sullivan
Providence
Lations
Ford
Polo Results New Bedford Defeats Salem 3 to 2
New Bedford beat Salem by 3 to 2 in a polo match reported from New Bedford on November 17. The game showcased a close score with decisive plays by both squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Salem
Boxing Lessons At Five Dollar Rates Offer
Prof. Shaw at 181 Tremont Street Room 16 advertises boxing lessons priced at five dollars for Corbett week. Call or write to take advantage of the limited offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Tremont St
Corbett
Star Pointer Dominates Belmont Park Pace Race
Philadelphia reports Belmont Park crowds witness a $1000 pace race where Star Pointer, clocked at 2:03 1/2, defeats Joe Patchen in straight heats by large margins. Mignon beats Saladin in their $500 match, then struggles against her record as observers clock 2:08 1/2 though 31 seconds for the opening quarter were cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Belmont Park
Star Pointer
Joe Patchen
Patchen
Mignon
Saladin
Bennings Entries Today at Washington Tracks
The program lists horses for five races at Washington D C on November 17. First race three-fourths mile selling features Tanis Graziosa June Deanwood Laurelton Telegram Lambent Royal Princess Venita. second race five-eighths mile selling includes Takanassee Braw Lad Rifler Contractor Hurl One Chance Maud Adams Sonnet Belle Dick Altonwood. third race one and one-sixteenth miles selling Septour Brisk Runaway Premier. fourth race five-eighths mile Billali Ross O Arabian Buddha Kinnikinnie Miss Prim Trayine Euphemia L. fifth race one and one-half miles hurdle lists McKee Flushing Red Cloud Waltzer Ecarte Tom Moore Long Stride Sir Roderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Tanis
Graziosa
June
Deanwood
Laurelton
Telegram
Lambent
Royal Princess
Venita 2d
Takanassee
Braw Lad
Rifler
Contractor
Hurl
One Chance
Maud Adams
Sonnet
Belle Dick
Altonwood
Septour
Brisk
Runaway
Premier
Billali
Ross O
Arabian
Buddha
Kinnikinnie
Miss Prim
Trayine
Thoroughbred Race Results From Washington Track Card
Five races report results with winners Chic Kitty B. Nr Marshall Heradd Tomoka, and placings Zanone Floral Park Run away L.B. Con vention Mc Kee Lida Wood. Times range from 1:03 to 1:48 3 4 for five eighths to one mile races.
Latonia Horse Racing Results From Five Races
In Latonia Kentucky on November 17 the first race of seven furlongs saw Whyata win with Roosevelt second and Mozilla third in 1 1 4. The five and a half furlong second race was Serrano first John McElroy second and Sharon third in 1 9. The six furlong third race produced Asaph first Hermes second and Ganelon third in 1 14 4. What Next won the one mile fourth race with San Juan second and Robair third in 1 42. In the final one mile fifth race Basso led Vel ma second and Nimrod third in 1 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Whyata
Roosevelt
Mozilla
Serrano
John McElroy
Sharon
Asaph
Hermes
Ganelon
San Juan
Robair
Basso
Velma
Nimrod
Massachusetts Division L A W elects officers and reps
Official results from Chief Consul Sterling Elliott confirm the Post's report. Tippett of Boston is chief consul with 2234 votes, Miller of Springfield is vice consul with 2266, Peck of Boston is secretary-treasurer with 2360, with a slate of representatives including Peck, Doane, Dean, Adams, Elliott, Williams, Frothingham, McCausland, and Holand receiving votes from various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Sterling Elliott
J. Emory Tippett
Boston
D. Edward Miller
Springfield
Alonzo D. Peck
Arthur K. Peck
Warner S. Doane
Arlington
Josiah S. Dean
Louis H. Adams
Newton
Spencer T. Williams
Malden
Albert G. Frothingham
Fred S. McCausland, Jr
Somerville
Lincoln Holand
Ballot totals and bicycle display at the Pope factory
The article lists many local names and places with a total of 2439 ballots counted. It notes unsigned ballots 22 overvoted 53 and unentitled to vote 8. Scattering votes show preferences for chief consul and several representatives. It also reports Lon Peck promoting 1897 Columbia and Hartford bicycles at Pope Manufacturing on Boylston Street, praising the new nameplate and design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Walter G. Kendall
Quincy
Edward P. Burnham
Newton
Arthur W. Cutler
North Cambridge
Reubens. Swan
Brookline
Warren Dow
Boston
J. W. Porter
Hyde Park
Allen W. Swan
New Pedford
George W. Dorntee
Malden
A. M. Lloyd
Roxbury
G. Arthur Babbitt
Taunton
William C. Dillingham
East Cambridge
William S. Atwell
Charlestown
Charles G. Percival
Clarence
Lynn
Howard B. Emery
Frank W. Gurney
Brockton
Frank H. Shute
Gloucester
C. F. Martin
Clinton
John J. Fecitt
William B. Chipman, Jr
A. F. Wyman
New Bedford
H. Elmer Reaches
Fall River
John ©. Kerrison
Frank Co. Flint
Chicopee Falls
Albert W. Towne
Salem
Charles W. Fourdrinier
Sterling Elliott
J. Fred Adams
George A. Perkins
F. H. McKee
A. O. Knight
A. W. Robinson
G. H. Stevens
L. W. Piper
Lon’ Peck
Boylston Street
Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbia
Hartford
New Hartford Model Bicycle Promises Strength and Style
The Columbia bicycle frame uses nickel steel tubing with flush joints and reinforced corners. Innovations include a double fork crown, nickel engravable plate for ownership, eight-tooth rear sprocket, light drilled web, rigid rear forks, and unique barrel hubs. Hartford model adds separable axle and strong reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Pope Manufacturing Company
Hartford
Ellis
Remington
Home Office
Press Cycling Club
Medford
Washington and
Northampton Streets
D. C
Mattapan Road Club
Charles Buck
Percy D. Pattinson
Cambridgeports
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Claremont Park
Bostonian
Press
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Rovers
Charlestown
Middlesex
Cade
Morse
Newman
Savage
Hoffman
Miss Williams
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Hopkinson
Quakers
Mills
Wheeler
Swain
Haughton
Frank Shaw
Carlisle
Doucette
Wrightington
Cabot
Varsity
Dibbiee
Housman’s Sistema
Arlington High
Arlington H. S. Howe
Spoeks
Dears Carpenter
R T
Puffer Wallace
Ben
White Brightman
Berthrong Hale
bett-Fitzsimmons
Cui
Jacobin Bigodinette
Tumbler
Touter
Tween
Dan Creedon
Spike Sullivan
Sam Bolen
Brooklyn
Joe Burke
Paddy Sheehan
Charles Robertson
Don Hardigan
Young McArthur
Billy Duffy
Jim Foley
Monument Beach
Mass
Columbus Camping Club
Jimmy
Eddie Conley
Union Hall
Campridge
World OF Sport
Con
California
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Faneuil Hall
Brine
Chic
Waller
Zanone
Doggett
Cassiopia
Hirsch
Kitty B. Nr
Floral Park
Sims
Rockfeller
Garrigan
Marshall
Declare
Nemick
Heradd
L. B
Harrison
Convention
Griffin
Tomoka
McKee
Lida Woodlands
Harris
Bicycle Notes
Pati
New England
Vermont
New York and Vermont
Formosa
Eng
Assam
Ceylon
Porto Rico
Ras Oo
North Stree
Ide
Bunker Hil
Sage
Bunker Hill Breweries
Charlestown Mass
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