Harvard Faces Brooke Eligibility Clash With Penn
Harvard and Pennsylvania dispute Brooke's eligibility for the big game amid differing athletic rules. Harvard may defer to Penn’s decision, risking Brooke's participation as the Quakers rely on him for punting. Team health concerns loom with Donald再次 doubtful and several players nursing injuries ahead of the Saturday clash.
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Pennsylvania
Brooke
Quakers
Brewer
Swartsmore
Yale
Princeton
Swarthmore
Butterworth
Donald
Houghton
F. Shaw
Doucette
Shaw
Cabot
Moulton
Hopkinson Beats Latin School 6 6 in Senior League Thriller
Hopkinson and Boston Latin met in a tense senior league football clash at South field. Both teams traded scores as Hopkinson emerged with a 6 to 6 tie amid refereeing controversy blamed on the game.
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Boston Latin
Hopkinson
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimonial
A Boston man reports kidney pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes constant ache like a vise and urinal trouble, says pills cured him, and credits the product for restored sleep and vigor. Sold at Woodbury Co. East Boston and by Foster Milburn Buffalo No. 8.
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A. M. Pierce
Saratoga Street
Boston
Dean
Mr. Pierce
Doan
Woodbury & Co
Srt
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Latin School Defeated by Hopkinton 6 to 0 in Protest-Charged Game
Boston Latin School suffered a 6 to 0 loss to Hopkinson in a disputed football clash. Teevens appeared to score a touchdown but was ruled off as the play was deemed no over the line. Maguire’s men protested to the official amid crowd uproar. A. Martin’s 85 yard run for Hopkinson and numerous fumbles hurt Latin, who later kicked a goal after protests. Attendance was about 900 as referees, umpires assigned and the scores noted.
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Dunlop
Harvard
Boston Athletic Association
Gt Harvard
Cambridge
Captain Maguire
Teevens
Boston Latin
Hoppy
Latin School
Maguire
A. Martin
Nagle
Dean
Latin
Hopkinson
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Teevans
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Bartlett
Sceeccevs
DeOuy Daly Jaynes
Pere Ager Paiies
Dean Hayes
Onadis
Chars Ceus
Hallodown
A. Well
H. H. White
Jones and Davis
Yale-Princeton Football Game Officials Named
At Manhattan Field Yale and Princeton prepare for the annual football clash next Saturday. Due to high demand for Sears, attendance is expected to break records. Umpire is Paul Dashiel of Lehigh, and referee is ex-Captain McClung of Yale, now at Lehigh.
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New York
Manhattan Field
Yale
Princeton
Sears
Paul Dashiel
Lehigh
McClung
Worcester Hands Exeter a 18 to 0 Season Ender
Worcester Academy defeated Exeter 18 to 0 in Exeter New Hampshire on November 18. Robinson opened scoring after 17 minutes, Clark nearly carried the ball the length of the field for a second TD, and em Demands added the third in the second half. Exeter twice reached Worcester’s 10 yard line but faltered in the final darkness.
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Exeter
N. H
Worcester Academy
Robinson
Clark
Almoat
Worcester
Anmoprod
Esses Ccceeseer Essence
Giey Onsel
Teees Am
Vans
Asta Erson
Venson Son
Em Robinson
Sy McLane
Whitcomb Edmunds
Dent Edmunds
Sangers Mile Sets Unpaced World Record
Walter Sanger rode an unpaced mile in 2m 2.58s at Denver, the fastest unpaced mile ever, likely the true world record. Hamilton previously claimed 2m 2.52s but was paced to the tape and may be disqualified. The rise of unpaced mile racing traces to Springfield origins and D E Miller, with Sanger’s feat expected to be ratified by authorities.
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Hamilton
America
Walter Sanger
Denver
Sanger
William Hamilton
England
Springfield
Waltham
D. .E. Miller
Springfield Bicycle Club
Berlo Sets Two Mile Flying Start Record at Fountain Ferry
E J Berlo of Boston broke the two mile flying start record at Fountain Ferry this afternoon pacing a quint and a quad. He ran the first mile in 11 seconds and the two miles in 2 43 1 5 minutes, beating Cox’s earlier 3 48 record.
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Louisville
Fountain Ferry
E. J. Berlo
Boston
Cox
Lexington results show multiple winners across five races
In Lexington Kentucky on November 18 the seven furlongs race was won by Onaretto with Fred Barr second Sumatra. the one mile race by Mill Boy with Tenor second Richmond. the six furlongs event by Bessie Nichols with Prince Imperial second Colleen. the five furlongs race by Pete with Ida Wagner second Moylan. and the one and one sixteenths miles race by Orinda with Newcom second Blue and Gray.
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Onaretto
Fred Barr
Sumatra
Mill Boy
Tenor
Richmond
Bessie Nichols
Prince Imperial
Colleen
Pete
Ida Wagner
Moylan
Orinda
Newcom
Blue and Gray
Races at Baltimore Six Furlongs Winners and Times
At Baltimore on November 13, race results list winners for each of six events. Merry Duke first in six furlongs with Time 1:10 3/4. Mack Briggs first in five furlongs with Time 1:06 1/4.Van Brunt first in one mile with Time 1:13. Levina first in one mile with Time 1:48 1/2. Beatrice IV first in two furlongs with Time 1:06 3/4. Eclipse first in mile and sixteenth with Time 1:57 1/2.
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Baltimore
Merry Duke
Daniel
Integrity
Mack Briggs
Tremargo
Venetia
van Brunt
Ery Kittle
Juanita
Levina
Leonwall
Beatrice IV
Princess Margaret
Eclipse
Phobus
Tomoka
Bohemond Wins Warwick Five Sovereigns Handicap
London, Nov 18. At the Warwick November meeting the Guy Walter handicap plate for three year olds and upwards over one mile was won by Bohemond owned by Mr. Foxhall Keene. Coranto finished second with Telesinus third.
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London
Guy ‘Walter
Warwick
Foxhall Keene
Bohemond
Coranto
Telesinus
Odd Eight Whist Club Dances at Cam bridge Hall
An assembly at Odd Fellows Hall Cambridge last evening hosted by the Odd Eight Whist Club, supervised by ladies. Miss A. E. Eustice and Mr. Henry Hill led the grand march with over 100 couples following. Floor direction by Miss May H. Foster assisted by Miss Blanche Leighton, Annie Kennedy, Amy Thaxter and Anna B. Eustace.
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Cambridge
Odd Hight Whist Club
A. E. Eustice
Henry Hill
May H. Foster
Blanche Leighton
Annie Kennedy
Amy Thaxter
Anna B. Eustace
Boxing Gossip and Boxing Promises in New York Clubs
Boxing notes recount Maher and challengers, O Rourke and Davies clash over referees, and Barry Anthony bouts loom. Jimmy Kennard faces Martin Flaherty in Lynn while Joe Mullen defends boxing honor in Boston amid match talks with Burns, Woods, and other welterweights.
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Pugiliste
Maher
Bob Fitzsimmons
Pearance
Pugilist
America
Zea
Manhattan Aretic Club
O'Rourke
Dixon
O’rourke
Genslinger
Billy Newman
Nolow Newman
Parson Davies
Martin Dowling
Jimmy Anthony
Jimmy Barry
Dowling
Arthur Lumley
Barry
Howev Davies
Lumley
Casper Leon
Tom O'Rourke
Davies
New York
Frank Craig
Harlem
Paris
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Sally Smith
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Murphy
Smith
Joe Choynski
Peter Maher
Steve O’donnell
Buffalo
Quinn
Fitzsimmons
William Nevins
New England
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Bob Montgomery
Leahy
Jimmy
Jack
Montgomery
Pickaninny
Butler
Scanlan
Lynn
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Spike Sullivan
Russell
Suffolk
Jimmy Kennard
St. Paul
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
Kirtland
Mike Murphy
Ireland
Jimmy McKee
Johnny Burns
Roxbury
Joe Mullen
Joe
Boston
Brannan
Woods
Brooklyn
Billy Pe
LaBlanche
Harry Hutchins
Changes Planned for New England Express Trains
The Waterbury area reports that two limited United States express trains between Boston and Poughkeepsie via Waterbury Danbury and Hopewell Junction will be altered after December 1. Trains will run Boston to Hartford on New England tracks then over New York New Haven Hartford to New York. Westbound departs Boston 7 PM Waterbury 11 46 PM. eastbound Waterbury 3 45 AM arrives Boston 8 20 AM.
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United States
Boston
Poughkeepsie
Waterbury
Danbury
Hopewell Junction
New England
Philadelphia & Reading
Hartford
New York, New Haven
Nine Riders Injured In Embankment Wagon Crash
A party of nine youths from Columbus Ohio traveled to Galloway in a wagon. While turning in a narrow road the wagon neared an embankment as earth loosened and the wagon and occupants dropped twenty five feet to a railway track. All were seriously injured except Mary Barrett who died. The injured include Mary Connors Maggie McDonald Mary Feeley Kate McDonald Nellie Barrett Kate Wood J A Dieter and William Baker. Most were brought back by train to the city.
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City
Galloway
Mary Barrett
Mary Connors
Maggie McDonald
Mary Feeley
Kate McDonald
Nellie Barrett
Kate Wood
J.A.‘ Dieter
William Baker
Quincy man praises Mr Quincy and Post circulation
A Roxbury letter to the editor extols the Boston Morning Post for high circulation within the writer’s observation area from Roxbury Neck to the Norfolk House. He praises Josiah Quincy, notes views on public baths, rotation of offices, and supports Quincy’s election while recalling Peabody’s mayoral defeat and urging continued Democratic loyalties.
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Post
Roxbury Neck
Norfolk
Morning Post
Josiah
Quincy
Peabody
France Party
Hotay Aisiae
Adams Place
Roxbury
Harriet W. Flint Gifts Biographical Volume to Warren Post
Mrs Harriet W Flint a longtime Wakefield benefactor presented H M Warren Post 12 G A R with a handsome bound volume for recording personal biographical sketches of comrades. The gift honors her late brother Lucius B Evans and was presented by Harvey B Evans with Commander E M Rawson accepting on behalf of the post.
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Harriet W. Flint
Wakefield
Harriet ‘Wi Flint
Harvey B. Evans
E. M. Rawson
Post
Old Colony Bowling League Forms in Brockton Area
Brockton news notes the creation of the Old Colony Bowling League with six teams Cam pello Spofford Mitchell Metropolitana Keswick Randolph and Brocktons. A two game weekly schedule runs into April with the first match slated for Monday night at the Park Theatre alleys.
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Old Colony
Campello
Spofford & Mitchell
Metropolitana
Keswick
Randolph
Brocktons
Park Theatre
Dan Stuart to Fight in Juarez After Dallas Signing
Dan Stuart left El Paso for Dallas to sign Fitzsimmons for a Juarez bout with either Corbett or Maher. The arrangement with Chihuahua authorities is completed.
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EL Paso
Tex
Dan Stuart
Dallas
Fitzsimmons
Juarez
Corbett
Maher
Chihuahua
James O Connor Relatives Sought After Sudden Death
An old man named James O Connor, believed from Lawrence, died in Wakefield after a sudden illness while visiting Michael Mc Cabe. He has a brother in the United States army. Undertaker Walton is handling the body. if unclaimed, burial will be at the town’s expense.
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Wakefield
James O’connor
Lawrence
Michael McCabe
United States Army
Walton
Earthquakes in Messina Frighten Residents, No Damage
Rome dispatch notes Mesina residents fled homes after a series of earthquakes but no damage reported. In Stoneham a factory strike at T.H. Jones was settled with cutters returning to work tomorrow. prices paid prior to the cut remain referenced.
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Messina
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