Yale’s Practice Amid Rain Delays Yale Eleven Picks Most Positions
Yale held a half hour practice on a wet field with no lineup. Coachs named Yale’s likely starting 11 for next game with McBride hurt and Townshend set to start at fullback. Dudley Durston Eddy Hubbell Chamberlain Stillman Brown Marshall Ely Cutten named with Corwin as first sub if Dudley falters.
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New Haven
Conn
Navy
Yale
McBride
New York
Townshend
Captain Chamberlain
Dudle
Durston
Eddy
Hubbell
Chamberlain
Stillman
Brown
Marshall
Ely
Cutten
Princeton
Dudley
Corwin
Greatest college game display in Harvard Yale clash
The Music Hall audience will witness an indoor reproduction of the Harvard versus Yale football game. Arrangements allow near instantaneous reception of each play as it happens on the New Haven field.
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Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Music Hall
Corbett Favorite in Lenox Club Bout Against Sharkey
Jim Corbett favored at odds of 100 to 80 over Tom Sharkey in a limited round contest to be decided at Lenox A C New York next Tuesday night. Betting is light but expect large ringside wagers amid belief Corbett may jab Sharkey into a foul rough finish.
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Jim Corbett
Tom Sharkey
Lenox A. C
New York
Sharkey
Corbett
Jim
Watson and Hill Clash in Controversial Charlestown Bout
Andy Watson pressed the en tre distance against Billy Hill at Farragut A C Charlestown, but the referee awarded the decision to Hill amid boos. Several spectators protested the call after bets on Hill and Hill was warned for low blows and elbowing. The undercard featured Patsy Sweeney vs Ben De Barry and Jimmy Briggs vs Eddy Jones, with Jones retiring in the third. Steve O Donnell served as timekeeper.
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Andy Watson
Billy Hill
Farragut
A. C
Charlestown
Watson
Pickaninny
Hill
Patsy Sweeney
Ben de Barry
Jimmy Briggs
Eddy Jones
Jones
Steve O’donnell
Harvard
McCoy Maher Fight Set for December 1 at NY Clubhouse
New York Navy 16 reports the twenty round bout between Kid McCoy and Peter Maher is confirmed for December 1 at the Greater New York Athletic Club clubhouse. A lawyers’ conference resolved claims against the club, which will resume weekly boxing shows. Dowdell exits as matchmaker, with Alex Brown taking over duties.
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New York
Navy
Dowdell
Alex Brown
Boxing Card Set for Nov 21 by Bigelow Athletic Club
The Bigelow Athletic Club announces a first class boxing program for November 21 featuring Thomas Carpenter of Wo burn versus Bob Montgomery of Charles town in a ten round bout Jimmy Davenport of Boston faces Harry Paige of Brookline in an eight round contest John Bell of Boston takes on Frank Scott of Brookline in a six round match Jim Btone of Boston meets Frank McLane of Boston in a separate pairing
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The
Bigelow Athletic Club
Thomas Carpenter
Woburn
Bob Montgomery
Charlestown
Jimmy Davenport
Boston
Harry Paige
Brookline
John Bell
Frank Scott
Jim Btone
Frank McLane
Roxbury Boxing Evening Sets Record Crowd in Lyceum Hall
Roxbury prepares for a four round boxing event at Lyceum Hall Marshall and Main, seating 1000, aiming for a 10:45 Boston return. Notables include Joe Mullins Tom Wilson Steve Mahoney Jim Davenport Kid Lavigne Phil Brennan Billy Campbell and Charles O Rourke. Also listed: Jack Frazier and Harry Page at Gaiety Portland November 24 and Choynski Ruhlin bout at Lenox A C January 10. Dixon Sullivan receipts totaled 8200 with Dixon 3050 and Sullivan 100 losers end. Billy Smith Tommy West pay dispute noted and a draw verdict alleged. club owes each boxer 480.
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Roxbury
Marshall
Main Streets
Boston
Lyceum Hall
Joe Mullins
Tom Wilson
Steve Mahoney
Jim Davenport
Kid Lavigne
Phil Brennan
Billy Campbell
East Boston
Charles O’rourke
Charlestown
Jack Frazier
Harry Page
Gaiety Theatre
Portland
Joe Choynski
California
Gus Ruhlin
Akron Giant
Lenox A. C
Tom O’rourke
Choynski
Billy Madden
Ruhlin
O’rourke
Sharkey
Dixon-Sullivan
Dixon
Sullivan
Billy Smith
Tommy West
Charlestown Club triumphs in close opening win
Charlestown Club defends title in a 3 game set against visiting Arlington Boat Club, winning by ten pins. High scores came from Marston 533, Kenney and Southwell contributing in late frames as Arlington pushed to edge ahead, but Charlestown sealed the match with a final rally.
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Charlestown
Boston
Arlington Boat Club
Arlingtons
Kenney
Miarston
Southwell
Ingraham
Charlestown Club
T'd
Marston
Caldwell
T'd. Stevens
Tomimons
Durgin
Ib Vhas Debe Doo
BONG
Fa Save
Calumets Triumph in Season Opener in Gilt Edge League
In Winchester Massachusetts on November 17 the Calumets of Winchester defeated the Old Belfry team of Lexington in the opening game of the Boston Amateur Bowling League. Calumets showed strong form throughout with one exception, and ran away with the match from the early frames, the final score not disclosed in the readable text.
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Calumet
OLD Belfry
Winchester
Mass
Boston Amateur
Calumets of
Lexington
Calumets
Traveler and New England News Company Postpone League Match
One candle pin league contest was decided last night on Trinity court alleys as the Journal group defeated the Herald news gathers by a three-pin margin. Donohue led the Journal with 247 for three strings while Guptill stood second with 244.
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Traveler
New England News Company
Trinity Court
Journal Group
Herald Newsgathers
Donohue
Journal
Guptill
North Shore Nets Sweep Beacons In Trade League Pin Battle
On the Carruth alleys last evening the North Shore team swept Bea cons three straight games in the Trade League battle pin series. McLean with 4c for three strings helped cast the Beacons into defeat.
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Carruth
North Shore
McLean
Whitman Bowlers Triumph Over Grandons in Local League
Whitman bowlers defeated the Grandons of Whitman in the Old Colony League two games to one on local alleys. Scores were low with Whitman posting totals around 675 686 and Grandon 648 565 635.
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Whitman
Grandon
Mass
Somerville Defeats Brookline High 21 to 0 in Dublin Oval
Somerville High defeated Brookline High by 21 points at Tufts Oval amid poor weather. Hatch scored the first touchdown and R Pipe added a field goal and two conversions, with three more Somerville touchdowns in the second half. Pipe and Cushman starred for Somerville while Brookline relied on Fox and Wilcox. Skilton was absent. Attendance was reported at 1000.
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Somerville
Brookline
Tufts Oval
R. Pipe
Hatch
Cushman
Storey
T. Fox
Ainsworth
Wilcox
Skilton
Ceehecaiecests
Crane
R. T
Smith Wiggin
Ainsworth Fitts
Tobey
T. B
Morse
Somerville High
Brookline High
C. Pipe
R. Vipe
Saul
Bouve
Cassidy
Baxter
New Bedford
New Bedfords
Brockton
Broadbent
Allen
Piper
Sanford
Wiley
Av Uc
Fitzgerald Mmuogy
Gendreau
Aurley
Brockton, Wiley
Jordan, Marsh and Co Finishing Eight-Story Store
Jordan Marsh and Co announces an eight story building devoted to furniture carpets rugs upholstery and wallpaper. opening planned for late this month the store will greatly expand display space and capacity to handle growing trade in New England. the firm touts large size and right prices as keys to continued popularity.
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New England
Dorchester Triumphs 12 to 0 Over Dedham In Wet Park Game
Dorchester High beat Dedham High 12 to 0 at Charles River Park amid rain and wet grounds. Whitehead and Leach scored touchdowns, Fisher kicked two goals. Wheelock recovered a fumble and contributed strong runs. Dorchester’s Fisher, Leach, Zotto and Wheelock led, while Robinson, Cartwright and E Gould stood out for Dedham. Attendance listed as 25.
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Dorchester High
Whitehead
Fisher
Dorchester
Dedham
Leach
Ert
Zotto
Wheelock
Dedham High
Robinson
Cartwright
E. Gould
O'Connell
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E. Gonid
Fark Gs
I. T
Malvern Schultz
de Eee Neal
R.g
Dawson Zotto
Ocelot Ceee
Pickherdt Stone
Es Paaris Cheek
L. G
Robinson Wyolgs
Bonney
Moody McCarthy
Cevcccccoels
Je Gould Wheelock
Toor Eye
H. B
Ene Ek Y R
Lyons Saig
Ek Soad
Ll. H. B
Grady Peehoe
Oyo Ore
Ek F
Wisher
Srazer
Pendleton
Brayton
Warren
Curtis
Kennington
Chelsea High School Defeats Medford High In Rainy Game
Chelsea wins 8 to 0 as heavy Chelsea runners Sanford and Pratt lead while Medford’s Drake punts and Trott support, though Chelsea fumbles hinder score. Weather worsened field water. game halted after ten minutes of second half due to darkness.
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Chelsea High School
Medford High School
Medford
Chelsea
Drake
Trott
Sanford
Pratt
Chelsea H
Spinney
Oaks
R. T
Brown Sontion
Bike Steveses
Vaaeioens
R. G
Frost Hixon
Tacanse Cae
Ewemen c
Bearce
H. D
Cartwright Erates
PW Besseg
Trott (Daly
Ruggles
McDonald
Senior League double header at city park venues today
This afternoon Cambridge Manual Training School faces English High at Charles River Park while Boston Latin meets Hopkinson at South End. Charles River Park earned 2.17 in gate receipts from a top quality game, Dorchester High leads the southern division and seems poised to win the overall Junior Inter scholastic League title.
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Cambridge Manual Training School
English High
Charles River Park
Boston Latin
Hopkinson
South End
Dorchester High
Talk on Brights Disease by Dr Landis at The Sanford
Dr S M Landis speaks free on Brights Disease and debility at The Sanford medical parlors 1513 Washington st Boston tonight at 8. He criticizes patchwork cures and urges scientific remodeling of the body. Consultation hours listed Saturdays and Mondays to 9 Sundays 10 to 2 other days noon and 6 pm.
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S. M. Landis
Bright
Sanford
Washington St
Boston
Freshman Crews Meet in Rough Water Rowing Race
Freshman rowing candidates from Weld Boat Club tackled a one mile downstream course finishing in order Atkinson Smith Coffin and Ladd. The Race began late due to rough conditions and wind, with Atkinson winning by a length.
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Weld Boat Club
Atkinson
Smith
Coffin
Ladd
Harvard Bridge
Union Boat House
Union
Bowling Gossip Promises Busy Circuit League Night
Newton Boat Club hosts Allston Club in a Circuit League match while new Iroquois alleys in Buffalo boast an 18 foot runway. Six Interstate Bowling Association clubs compete this year including New York Brooklyn Olean Buffalo Niagara Falls and Hire Penn. Candlepin scores by C F Lemont at Jefferson alley are listed. Fitchburg bottlepin faces Winthrops in Worcester and Worcester visits Providence to meet Brown varsity. Murray Irwins plans a ladies bowling matinee at West Brook Line alleys with a unique Toadies afternoon event for female supporters.
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Fitchburg
Winthrops
Worcester
Providence
Brown
John Dennis
Murray& Irwin’s
Murray & Irwin
West Brookline
Boston
Notable Members Retained in League and Cycle Show Lineup
Secretary Bassett lists 400 founders with only nine remaining members including Colonel A. A. Pope E. W. Pope F. Hill and others in major cities. Exhibitors at Madison Square Garden include Pope Manufacturing A G Spalding B F Goodrich Liberty Cycle and more. Henri Fournier trains with Edward Taylor at Berkeley Oval and plans outlaw sprint entries with a pacing tandem from Paris.
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Bassett
League
A. A. Pope
E. W. Pope
F. Hill
A. S. Parsons
A. Atkins
W. B. Everett
A. F. Webster
W. S. Slocum
E. C. Hedges
Boston
Kirk Munroe
P. F. Bruner
C. 8. McCullogh
Elliott Mason
W. R. Pitman
New York
H. L. Willoughby
Joseph Pennell
H. B. Hart
Philadelphia
George H. Day
Hartford
T. Clark
Baltimore
H. A. Blaikinton
Madison Square Garden
Pope Manufacturing Company
A. G. Spalding & Bros
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
A. Featherstone & Co
Bridgeport Gun Implement Company
Liberty Cycle Company
Henri Fournier
Edward Taylor
Berkeley Oval
Fournier
Paris
Regord Polo Sees Burgess 64 Stops In Narrow New Britain Loss
New Britain and Hartford polo teams battled to a 10 to 9 finish after six minutes ten seconds overtime as Burgess made a season high 64 stops. Turnovers and key penalties altered the flow with Parsons sidelined and Cotter’s squad pulling ahead late before Hartford tied the game.
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New Britain
Conn
Hartford
Russell
Cotter
Willie Parsons
Turner
Parsons
Burgess
Parson, Turner, Ve
McGilvray
Jean
Wartford, Cotter
Mooney
Teereee Ae
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Startford
Brattford
Cusick
Foul—Burgess
Lush
J. O'Neil
Augusta Defeats Rockland 9 to 6 in Close Game
August a overpower Rockland with a 9 to 6 victory. Smith starred in goal before leaving with the game tied 3 to 3 in the second period. Maynard contributed a fair goal while Perry and Murphy showed driving and passing in a competitive matchup. O Hara at halfback and Hadley Houghton Gay aided Augusta’s pressure throughout.
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Augusta
Rockland
Smith
Maynard
O’malley
Perry
Murphy
Hadley
Houghton
Gay
O’hara
Rockland Houghton
Murphy Perry Sacdley
Eeeekeeweer c
Jason) O’ Hara
Hbh
Phelan O’ Malley
Eeene
Wr . Smith
Rockland Perry
Rockland Whelan
Rockland Murphy
Augusta Ray
Augusta Gay
Rene
Augusta Qiay Peer
Troughiton
Avegusta
Rockland Perry Ao
Terry
Bath Team Defeated by Portland in Narrow Game
Bath's weakened squad fell to Portland before 909 fans in Portland Maine. Hackett fell ill and retired early leaving Shaw to guard the goal. Wood replaced Murtaugh at halfback as both teams produced notable rushing and passing plays, though the final score remained decisive.
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Portland
BATH
Campbell
Whipple
Curtis
Dawson McKay
Smith Turnbull
Wood
Hackett
Shaw
Dawson Ee
Dawson
McKay Enee
Boath
Dawson Soiree
Campbell Eee
Wee
Allen
McKay
Connolly
Timer—Dyer
Murtaugh
Harvard Football Fever Grips Cambridge Ahead of Yale Clash
Harvard students and faculty alike are consumed by football buzz as the team travels from Cambridge to New Haven. About 300 cheered the squad at departure. 2000 students plan trips with three special excursions and band support en route to the Yale showdown.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Meriden
Conn
New Haven
F. R. Nourse
Elliot Spalding
T. W. Little
Jack MadMasters
Yale
Crimson
Exhibition pool match and local club seeks games
An exhibition 150 point pool game is set for 13 Green Street between Salem Kid of Hollis pool rooms and Baltimore Kid of Baltimore Thursday at 8 30 PM. Savin Hill A A wants Thanksgiving Day game for average weight 145 with P J Donovan Dorchester. Plant Co football eleven seeks any eleven averaging 200 pounds. Elmwood Bulldogs seek football opponent averaging 150 pounds. King Philip A A Brighton seeks Thanksgiving games with elevens averaging 135 pounds on home grounds. John J Murphy Brighton.
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Green Street
Salem Kid
Hollis
New England
Baltimore Kid
Baltimore
Savin Hill A. A
P. J. Donovan
Freeport Street
Dorchester
Plant & Co
James Haggerty
Elmwood Street
Elmwood Bulldogs
Albert Bruli
Roxbury Street
Roxbury
King Philip A. A
Brighton
John J. Murphy
Portsmouth Street
Astrologer Broughton predicts Corbett to beat Sharkey
New York November 17 astrologer Dr L D Broughton casts horoscopes for James J Corbett and Thomas Sharkey ahead of their fifth bout on November 22. He predicts a close fight with Sharkey starting strong but Corbett finishing ahead. He notes birth details for both fighters and cautions police interference may occur.
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New York
James J. Corbett
Thomas Sharkey
L. D. Broughton
South Washington Square
Sharkey
Dundalk
Irc
Uranus
Neptune
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