Yale Coaches Hold War Council Before Harvard Game
Yale University football staff met at the New Haven House to finalize plays for the Harvard contest. Coach Rockwell, Frank Hinkey, Lydig Hoyt, Carl Flanders and Clinton Rorabach discussed strategy as Yale prepared to meet Harvard after Princeton. Harvard reps arrived to train at Morris Cove before the Friday arrival.
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New Haven
Princeton
Rockwell
Morse
Burch
Alcott
Harvard
Pequot House
Morris Cove
Meriden
Kelly Record Approved as World 100 Yard Mark
The Amateur Athletic Union of the United States approved Dan J. Kelly's 9385 second 100 yard record set in Spokane on June 23. The executive committee meeting in New York last night authorized keeping the mark as a world record, with the announcement made today.
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New York
Dan J. Kelly
Spokane
Wash
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Union
Roosevelt praises gameness of Teddy Roosevelt Jr in Yale game
The article notes President Theodore Roosevelt praised his son Theodore Jr for his gameness after playing with a broken collarbone against Yale freshmen. It explains Teddy Jr remains light for varsity duties, though he made the Harvard freshman team last year and impressed his father with his resolve.
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Roosevelt
Theodore
Harvard
Yale
Theodore, Jr
Teddy, Jr
Harvard graded crews to race on Charles today
Harvard crews will race on the Charles River in the basin behind Back Bay as fall season ends. The program lists Weld Newell and Newell Weld boats in several heats with crews named by stroke and bow positions, including captains and coxswains.
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Harvard
Charles
Back
Weld
R. B. Gregg
J. Lowell
H. S. Lovering
W. P. Homans
H. W. Slyde
C. W. Cate
H. P. Foote
E. Cutter
Bow
R. W. Atkins
Cox
Newell
J. W. Onatira
J. S. Whitney
S. A. Fainestock
M. H. Richardson
L. H. Bull
E. Tilten
C. J Yeap
F. Roche
A. S. Burnham
G. W. Bailey
E. W. Fay
F. WH. Middleton
F. G. Barrows
S. Vaughn
G. A. Wood
J. B. Morse
G. A. Rivinius
A. ©. Tilton
E. J. Belmont
E. Neufstengel
E. T. Wentworth
Aireen
Badwards
C. Co. Tripp
R. Peabody
J. W. Adams
K. W. King
D. C. Glover
T. Allen
EF. R. Brumley
I. A. Wharf
R. M. Middlemass
M. M. Johnston
J. E. McKenna
M. A. King
Benny Yanger in Boston Ahead of Chelsea Title Fight
Benny Yanger the Chicago champion arrives in Boston with manager Jack Curley for training at the Lexington Hotel. He trains with Billy Rhodes and boxes at Charlestown Athletic Association as Curley predicts a strong show against Baldwin in Chelsea Wednesday night.
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Benny Yanger
Chicago
South Station
Jack Curley
Lexington
Billy Rhodes
Kansas Cyclone
Charlestown Athletic Association
Curley
Yanger
Baldwin
Chelsea
Benny
Boston
Mr. Curley
Tommy Murphy
Charlestown
Diamond Hill
Honey Mellody
Yaneer
Goodman
Matty
Tom Murray
New England
Johnny Ahearn
South Boston
Denny Ryan
Ambridge
Freddie Brien
Kid Barrish
Mike
Irving Hall
Sailor Malone
U. S
Rhode Island
Abe
Newsboy
New London
Connecticut
Carter
New York
Gotham
Bors
al Bates
Kid Hessell
Max Freeman
Kid Dufresne
Alf Lynch
Quebec
Canada
Dufresne
Patsey Haley
Montreal
Harvard Big Trio Back For Practice Before Yale Game
Harvard football prepares for Yale with a light signal practice after resting Kersberg Osborne Wendell and Orr. Captain Foster returns from a three week ankle injury and coach Bowditch tests the lineup against the second eleven as Harvard aims for New Haven.
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Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Kersberg
Osborne
Wendell
Orr
Burr
Reid
Springfield
Foster
Bowditch
Newhall
Apollonio
Bird
Kennard
Starr
Macdonald
Donovan
New Haven
1. E
Hoar
1. T
Brock
R. G
Parker
Gilmore
Pierce
R. T
R. E
Q. B
B. B
Lincoln
F. B
Varsity
Robinson
L. G
Fraser
Inches
Harding
Hall
Mason
H. B
Appleton
Philippbar
Plumb
Or. G
Dore
Jones
1. G
Comstock
Browne
Adams
Greenebaum
Graydon
Somes
Boston Americans Faces Dream Lineup Swap Rumors
Boston and New York lineups stir fans as Conroy to Boston and Collins to New York are rumored. Trades not closed. December meeting likely to seal deals with manager Chick Stahl and players Williams Ferris pending confirmation. John J. Taylor returns to lead efforts and exhibition schedule revealed across cities in spring.
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Chick Stahl
Boston Americans
Conroy
New York
Boston
Jimmy Collins
Jimmy Williams
Hobe Ferris
Collins
Williams
Ferris
Stahl
Heydon
John J. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Ind
Columbus
Canton
Toledo
Charlestown Club Boxing Bouts At Athletic Club Event
In Charlestown last evening the preliminary bouts in 105, 117, 135 pound classes were held before a large crowd under Austin Kaveney. The standout match was Henry Rice of Brookline defeating J McKensie of Somerville in the 135 pound class. Officials included time keeper Dave Madden and judges George Dunn and Thomas Harrington.
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Charlestown Athletic Club
Austin Kaveney
Henry Rice
Brookline
J. McKensie
Somerville
Rice
Dave Madden
George Dunn
Thomas Harrington
Thomas Crowell
Roxbury
W. R. Graves
East Boston
J. J. Sullivan
Cambridge
George Graves
Milwaukee
Thomas Foley
Charlestown
John Gaughan
J. Henderson
Dorchester
Il. Maynard
Ellis
Mass
Hi. Rice
Joseph Murphy
F. P. Hayes
South Boston
Hunnewell's Chauffeur Fined For Speeding
Newton resident J. W. Cobart chauffeur for H. H. Hunnewell was found guilty of speeding last Monday. He was fined ten dollars in court this morning and appealed.
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Newton
J. W. Cobart
HI. H. Hunnewell
Dartmouth Prepares for Brown Game in Snowbound Practice
Dartmouth football enters last week of 1906 season with Stuart rested for Brown. Captain Glaze backs the squad as snow blankets Hanover and the field becomes a swamp. Tickets for the Dartmouth Brown game go on sale to alumni with Boston travel option.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Stuart
Harvard
Brown
Glaze
Togs
Bowler
Harvard Soph Class Elects Two Winners in Tight Race
Harvard sophomore class votes elected L. K. Lunt president 275 to 58 over R. M. Faulkner and E. C G. Wentworth vice president by 172 to 153 over Ted DeFriez. Currier beat G. C. Good 231 to 94. Campaigns between "Gold Coast" and yard factions marked the race.
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Harvard
L. K. Lunt
Colorado Springs
R. M. Faulkner
E. C G. Wentworth
New York
Ted DeFriez
Brookline
Wentworth
E. P. Currier
G. C. Good
Currier
Wellesley
Good
Indiana
Gold Coast
Yard
Lunt
DeFriez
Actor invents new auto tire in fabric resisting puncture
Boston actor Charles Richman announces a puncture proof tire based on a fabric like a bullet vest. He says the tire resists nails glass and tin and cannot be cut with a pocket knife. He seeks patent approval from Washington and will star in The Rose of the Rancho next week.
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Charles Richman
Boston
Washington
Richman
Mr. Richman
St. Alphonsus Dramatic Club Presents A Temperance Town
The St. Alphonsus Association will stage Hoyt's A Temperance Town on Wednesday night at St. Alphonsus Hall Roxbury. Renowned Boston drama instructor Robert W Hurley directs the cast including Joseph A O Regan Andy Leonard Francis W Costello James J Hayden Frank W Cunningham Daniel J McNulty Charles A Murphy Dennis H Donovan Edward Burke Robert Noonan John J Cronin William M Cronin George H Fay Leavitt J Donahue John W Grady Miss McElory Daniel J Buckley John C Dunne William C Murray Albert Vegpley.
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St. Alphonsus Association
Hoyt’s
St. Alphonsus Hall
Roxbury
Robert W. Hurley
Boston
Joseph A. O’regan
Andy Leonard
Francis W. Costello
James J. Hayden
Frank W. Cunningham
Daniel J. McNulty
Charles A. Murphy
Dennis H. Donovan
Edward ®. Burke
Robert Noonan
John J. Cronin
William M. Cronin
George H. Fay
Leavitt J. Donahue
John W. Grady
Miss McElory
Daniel J. Buckley
John C. Dunne
William C. Murray
Albert Vegpley
Geneva union holds second annual hall in Paul Revere Hall
The Universal Hotel Employees Association staged its second annual ball in Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building last evening with many invited guests. Officers named include Grand Marshal Emile F Conlon and Assistant Marshal Joseph Blakeman along with floor directors and aids listed among the organizers.
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Geneva Union of the Universal Totel Employees’ Association
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Emile F. Conlon
Joseph Blakeman
Thomas F. Bowers
Joseph Godbout
Patrick Clancy
Aids
James Farrell
William Reichard
Rudolph Miller
Matthew Murphy
Michael Goeppner
John Gillis
Lulu Slobodkin Struck by Auto in Malden
Lulu Slobodkin eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Slobodkin Granville avenue is in serious condition at Dr J G Green Salem street after being struck by an automobile on Salem street this noon in Malden
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Malden
Lulu Slobodkin
Harry Slobodkin
Granville Avenue
J. G. Green
Salem Street
Bill Bailey Gossip Column Preview
Gossip columnist Bill Bailey to deliver entertainment notes on Page 10, promising scoops about celebrities, society events, and latest showbiz chatter. Readers awaited the weekly column for inside details and lively commentary.
Philbrick Sets Boston Pin League Record at 386
In a Boston Amateur Pin League match, Philbrick of the Boston Athletic Association rolled over 100 in each string to total 386, a new league record. The B A A won three of four points against Calumet as Highland swept Central and Arlington Boat Club claimed two games plus an extra point for a high total.
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Calumet
Philbrick
Highland
Central
Arlington Boat Club
Giorial
Milk Street
Metropolitan Perry
Milk ST
M'T
Ghlin
Hanson
Doherty Bo
Tr'“inders
Gy Skinner
Boynton Bo
Whitney
King
Coeur
Metropol
Hampton
Blood
Winn
Io Fuller
Hag'man
Dunneee Ee
Perry
Penman
Woods earns three straight wins in Chauncy alley matches
A terse update notes Woods securing three consecutive victories across two matches at Chauncy alleys, continuing his streak and signaling strong form in local play.
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Woods
Local clubs seek basketball games with strong teams
A collection of notices lists teams and addresses in Boston area seeking opponents for basketball matches. Clubs include Waltham semi pro, Lindens Dorchester, Ascension, Lakesides Arlington, Glendale Roxbury, Otis A A Boston, East Boston High School, Somerville A A and more with weights 125 to 145 pounds and various managers and contact points.
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Telephone
Jamaica Plain
Baldwins
J. Ryan
Dorchester Street
South Boston
Otis A. A
Thomas Kelly
Boston
East Boston
F. M. Conlin
Mass
Lakesides
Arlington
Glendale
T. M. Nichols
Alpine Street
Roxbury
First Company Corps of Artillery
Frank Marsh
Ballou Avenue
Dorchester
Anawams
J. E. Sager
Newbury Street
Rosindale
St. Augustines
Dragoons of
Lowell
E. Powell
Revere Place
Bigelow Grammar School
Mr. Barry
Bigelow School
Rambler A. C
Louis Leitch
Winter Street
Alpines
Navy
Oscar Rauh
James Street
Roslindale
Winthrop A. A
T. Kelly
P. O
Glenvale
Queen
A. Pagel
Cornwall] Street
Somerville
A. A
T. F. Dempsey
Loring Street
A A A Boxing Meet Prominent AAU Meeting in New York
The Amateur Athletic Union held its annual meeting in New York. James E. Sullivan was elected president succeeding himself. Captain John J. Dixon of Brooklyn named as secretary and treasurer. Rocky Mountain Association admitted. Jamestown exposition awarded track and field and swimming. boxing to Boston. College athletes must choose college or athletic clubs annually. Multiple reinstatements and recommendations set upcoming policies and committee memberships.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
James E. Sullivan
John J. Dixon
Brooklyn
Sullivan
Rocky Mountain Association
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
New England Association
Edward M. Bohl
N. F. Winston
T. S. Riley
A. J. Sill, Jr
Boston
A. G. Mills
New York City
Fred J.N. Skiff
Chicago
Cambridge
E. C. Brown
Walter Uiaint
Milwaukee
Wis
Theodore Strauss
Baltimore
Bartow S. Weeks
H. L. Gulick
Joseph B. McCabe
East
G. T. Kirby
C. C. Hughes
F. W. Rubeins
J. W. Crawford
Washington, D. C
W. Holzell
Seattle
Wash
H. Hauser
San Francisco
M. T. Winston
Robert Adair
Atlanta
South Boston Eleven to Play Thanksgiving Gridiron Clash
The City Point Catholic Association and the Holy Name Club of St. Vincent's Parish South Boston prepare a Thanksgiving afternoon game Captain Sullivan of C P C A has assembled a strong mix of ex college and high school players under John O'Reilly. Dr Maguire trains the Holy Name team and promises a solid eleven for the clash.
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South Boston
City Point Catholic Association
Holy Name Club
St. Vincent's Parish
Sullivan
Excollege
John O'Reilly
Maguire
Holy Name
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