Yale Scrubs Rally In Brief Line-Up Test Ahead Of Princeton
Yale football held a short practice with a mixed scrubs unit and regulars under Foster Sanford of Columbia. Captain McBride and Rodgers oversaw the drill as Cunha Tomlinson and Gile formed a center trio against Hale Olcott Brown, while Sharpe excelled at 30-yard drop goals.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Foster Sanford
Columbia
Princeton
McBride
Rodgers
Cunha
Tomlinson
Gile
Hale
Olcott
Brown
Allen
Cook
Francis
Stillman
Winter
Gould
Little Joe Wear
Auarter
Hyde
Miner
Miller
Sanford
Varsity
Stilf
Sharpe
Phil Stillman
Hartwell
Bull
Hinkey
Princeton In Good Shape for Yale Game
Princeton officials and players express strong determination to win the football championship. A large student parade and practice in front of Old North boost morale as the team improves amid fumbles. key players include Hillebrand McCord Knight and Reiter with others rotating at halfback and end positions. The squad departs for New Haven on Friday.
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Princeton
N. J
Edwards
Yale
Barnard
Scrubs
Hillebrand
McCord
Knight
Reiter
McClare
G. Lathrope
New Haven
Dorchester and Porchester High Teams Tie In Practice
Dorchester High and Porchester High battled to a 6 to 6 tie at the old Town Field after noon. The game served as a practice session with both sides fielding reserve players and testing lineups.
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Dorchester
Porchester High
Boston Latin
Old Town Field
Cornell Varsity Routs Scrubs in Fast 40 Points
In twenty minute halves Cornell scored forty points against the scrub team. Team play shown and interference praised as the best in days. Coach Houghton called the work the best of the season and the squad rapidly improving.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Varsity Eleven
Houghton
Match arranged for intercity champions from New England and New York
Progress in securing a game between the New England and New York intercoast championships grows. Boston High School coach W P Tighe expects a match with De La Salle Institute of New York, otherwise a New York I A A team may face the Boston squad. Ex Penn captain John H Minds is in University Hospital Philadelphia.
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New England
New York
W. P. Tighe
Bostonish
de la Salle Institute
New York I. A. A
Boston Boys
John H. Minds
University of Pennsylvania
University Hospital
Philade
Cure for Blood Poison Claims Remarkable Results
A U S medical institute in Fort Wayne Indiana proclaims a blood poison cure that allegedly heals mouth ulcers throat sores skin boils and hair loss with rapid effect. The notice offers a free trial by mail to those who write promptly and promises privacy.
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State Medical Institute
Elektron Bidg
St. Wayne
Ind
Wayne
Rial
Joe
Swarthmore football player hospitalized in critical condition
Jacob Empie, star left end for Swarthmore, born from team, is in critical condition at a local hospital due to acute appendicitis. He was taken ill suddenly and nearly died under the surgeon's care.
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Hia
Jacob Empie
Keenan Likely Re-elected Leader Of Wheelmen Trust
The League of American Wheelmen faces a probable reappointment for President Thomas J. Keenan Jr as key rivals resign their posts amid shifting alliances. New funding moves surface with Charles R. Flint controlling the Tillinghast tire group through the Single Tube Automobile & Tire Co. The Chelsea Cycle Club hosts a talk while 13 teams enter a six day race lineup in New York and foreign contenders arrive for the event.
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League of American Wheelmen
Thomas J. Keenan, Jr
Frank F. van Valkenburgh
Wisconsin
Ree
C. Frank Kireker
New Jersey
Kireker
League
Abbot Bassett
Kircker
Keenan
Bassett
Charles R. Flint
Hartford
Tillinghast Tire Company
Single Tube Automobile & Tire Company
E. Thomas
H. E. Dickerson
Burns Pierce
Boston
Louis Gimm
Harley Davidson
A. Boake
O. Aaronson
G. Kraemer
R. S. Ireland
John Ruel
Fisher
Chevalier
Marius
Pastaire
France
Gimm
Pierce
McEachren
Maya
Tiger Roadsters
Bloomfield Hall
Geneva Avenue
American Bicycle Company
New York
Cycle Trust
R. M. Thompson
Columbus Avenue
E. Mayo
South Framingham
Framingham
Southboro
Worcester
Spencer
Springfield
New Haven
Meriden
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Port Chester
Harlem Bridge
Keith Falconer
Ladysmith
G. N. Keith-Falconer
Cambridge
Ngland
America
Pitchers' Averages From National League Report
Washington November 22. National League President Young released pitcher statistics led by Dunn of Brooklyn with a .937 average. Lewis of Boston stands .861, Mekin .808, Nichols .88, and Willis .841 in the season progress.
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Washington
President Young
National League Today
Dunn
Brooklyn
Lewis
Boston
Mekin
Nichols
Willis
B A A Cross-Country Run Handicap Set for December 9
The B A A announces a five mile cross-country handicap on Saturday December 9 starting at 3 pm from the B A A clubhouse Exeter Street. The course runs to Commonwealth Avenue Beacon Street Coolidge Corner and back. If twenty starters, six prizes. Entries close December 6. Fee 25 cents. Registration through Kilburn Adams North Cambridge.
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Exeter Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Avenue
Beacon Street
Beacon
Coolidge
Kilburn Adams
North Cambridge
Bay State Dogs Win at Philadelphia Show
The first Philadelphia Dog Show Association exhibition opened with 846 dogs listed across breeds. Winners include King Lynn the best pointer, Kent's Kate as top open bitch, and Marvelcroft as rough-coated champion.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Dog Show Association
C. A. Longest
Boston
St. Bernards
J. Lenoir
Greenwood
Pointer Club
Kent
Kate
Alexander van Rensselaer
Heather
Brockton Boxing Debut Features Maher Tage Kaveney Murray and Monahan Wells
The Brockton Athletic Club opened with four bouts. Ned Maher of Boston lost condition in the fifth round against Harry Tage of Malden. Jimmy Kaveney of Boston edged Young Murray of Lynn in a six round bout. Chick Monahan of Stoughton fought Joe Wells of Rockland, Wells injured after a ropes collision in the second round.
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Brockton
Brockton Athletic Club
Ned Maher
Boston
Harry Tage
Malden
Maher
Jimmy Kaveney
Murray
Ynn
Kaveney
Chick” Monahan
Stoughton
Joe Wells
Rockland
Wells
Monahan
Boxing Trials at Boston Athletics Association Meet
The Boston Athletics Association held boxing trial bouts in the club gym with director John Graham presenting a strong program. Winners included M Buonaparte over T Teu, G Williams over J Collins, and D McNeil over T Mack with finals and intercity specials scheduled for Saturday between Boston and Philadelphia boxers.
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Boston Athletics Association
John Graham
J. Collins
M. Tew
D. Graves
T. Buonaparte
M. Monahan
T.J. Murphy
C. Melly
G. Williams
T Buonaparte
W. Fay
T. Mack
C. Ross
D. McNeil
W. Hosea
W. Fraser
W. Berkeley
Boston
Philadelphia
Boxing Gossip and the Jeffries Sharkey Controversy
The column digs into boxing intrigues around the Jeffries Corbett saga. It cites Billy Brady as masterful manager, discusses fake fight pictures by Billy Gray, and notes upcoming genuine fight reels in Boston. It mentions Sweeney versus Youngs, Dobbs and Dobbs tactics, and Corbett trainer Connie McVey’s arrest.
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Chamion
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Billy Brady
New York City
Brady
Billy Gray
Doc Payne
Jeffries
Johnny Gorman
Sharkey
White Plains
N Y
New England
Boston
Next Sun
Moston
Patsey Sweeney
Toe Youngs
Sweeney
Capale
Bobby Dobbs
Darras
Oe Dobbs
Dobbs
England
Connie McVey
New York
McVey
Corbett
Reddy Gallagher
Olympic A. C
Denver
Coloradothletic Club
Bet Echoes in Boxing Row Across Newspapers
A volley of letters debates boxing legality and outcomes. Readers contest bets on Yale scoring versus winning and recall incidents involving West, McCoy, Ryan, and Walcott, with Rob Roy noting firsthand the 1890s South Boston bout.
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Josh Meddergrass
Yale
Charles Wilson Taintor
Manchester
William M
Castle Square Theatre
Lewis
New York
Tommy West
Kid McCoy
Tommy Ryan
Joe Walcott
South
Boston
Golf notes on intercollegiate team match prospects
The proposed match between ten top Intercollegiate Association players and ten U S G A selected players is not abandoned but may be modified. Invitations went out to ten collegians and ten seasoned players. The Lakewood tournament starts the season with over eighty entrants, led by Findlay S. Douglas last year.
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Intercollegiate Association
United States Golf Association
Garden City Links
Lakewood
R. B. Kerr
Jasper Lynch
Lakewood Club
Findlay S. Douglas
Walter J. Travis
Douglas
Travis
Tyng
Toler
Metropolitan Association
Herbert Harriman
Philadelphia
Boston
J. G. Thorp
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
J. F. Curtis
Herbert Leeds
C. M. Hamilton
F. W. Menzies
Louis Livingston
Jasoe Lynch
Sydney Maddock
A. L. Norris
Irving
Brokaw
F. W. Doubleday
Pyne
Averell
Stuart
Hitchcock
Hubbard
Richardson
Clark
Robertson Cherry
Ericson
Jacksonville
Fla
Greenleaf
Crosby
England
America
Runners Compete in Multi-Race Card at Bennings
Race results and entries from Bennings detail six races with horses such as Turba, Speedmas, Langdon, Aratoma, Bermuda Prince, and Kinnikinnie. Times range from 1:10 to 1:50 for various distances, with expected odds listed for each horse and the day’s entries including selling and handicap events.
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Turba
O’leary
McIntyre
Langdon
Jenkins
Aratoma
O’connor
Acta
Glo L
Randy
Clawson
Han Ednseey Antes
Leary
Dee Ae
Bermuda
Sidney Lucas Ok
Hagedon
Allaire
Kinnikinnie
Sasa Oo Ideal
GTO
Esas
Simonian
Wardwell
Carlotta C
Tabouret
L’alloutte
NIC Va Wievacsavaes
Atlantus
Kensington
Sagacity
Bevel
Ochiltree
Grampian
Teutore
Becky Rolffe
Rose Heindel
Magic Light
Precursor
Fleuron Saunees
Royal Sterling
Warrenton
Bangor
Charentus
Teneviadnas
Middlebury
Yachting Fund Seeks Lipton Cup Donation Milestone
Subscriptions to buy a loving cup for Sir Thomas Lipton progress slowly with five thousand dollars still needed. Three thousand dollars has been donated and the cup will be sent to Sir Thomas by Christmas. The Shamrock is docked at Greenock Scotland for dismantling and its race status in the Mediterranean remains uncertain.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas Byristmas
Greenock
Scotland
Mediterranean
Local Scores From Meriden and Nearby Matches
Results show Pologades last night with Meriden 6 over Providence 2 Clinton 4 over Satem 1 de Plymouth 6 over East We ath Middleboro 14 over Brook ee Waterbury 6 over Springfield 4 Manchester 6 over Portland.
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Meriden
Providence
Clinton
Satem
de Plymouth
Plymouth
East Weath
Middleboro
Broolee
Waterbury
Springfield
Manchester
Portland
Hanlon Case Reveals Mixed Testimony On Reputation
Court testimony shows Nellie Hanlon's friends and employers asserting her good character while police officers describe repeated street presence and interactions with men. Witnesses including family, neighbors, and business associates challenge or corroborate claims, with defense focusing on reputation and conduct amid arraignment and investigation.
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Naphen
Hogsett
Lund
Station 4
Margaret Hawkins
Austin Street
Charlestown
Hanlons
Miss Hanlon
Daniel Mahoney
Court Street
Boston
Ape House
Rees Hogsett
Park Square
Vossler
Quirk
Boylst Street
Vossler Hotel
John E. Hanlon
Nellie Hanlon
Hogsetti
Jennie
Carver
Boylston
Whelan
Bartlett
Miss Anton
Delia Flynn
Huckins
Chambers
Edward McFarland
American Type Foundry
Hanlon
Walter F. Tilton
Summer Street
Edward L. Quigley
Kilby Street
James F. Ginn
Katherine Dowd
Mary Dowd
Estelle Burns
Henry E. Haywood
Cashier
New England News Company
One Wounded at Mafeking In Heavy Fighting
General Snyman reports heavy fighting near Mafeking on Monday afternoon. British forts fired on by French cannon and Boer forts. Boers reply with bombardment. British losses unknown, one Boer wounded.
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Pretoria
Snyman
Mafeking
Dilke Calls for Settlement in South Africa After Bloemfontein
In London on November 22 Sir Charles Dilke MP for Forest of Dean urged that when British forces reach Bloemfontein a future settlement must grant Cape Colony and Natal a leading constitutional role. He argued for removal of large guns and forts to pacify South Africa similar to Canada.
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London
Charles Dilke
Forest of Dean
Gloucestershire
Chelea
Bloemfontein
South Africa
Canada
Cape Colony
Natal
Consul Maz erum Seeks Leave From Pretoria
Washington reports Consul Maz erum requests immediate leave from Pretoria citing domestic reasons and offers to appoint Vice-Consul Attlebury as acting representative. The State Department refused the request. It notes Macrum has not notified the department of any prohibition by the Boer government handling British subjects in Transvaal and Free State. The dispute centers on permission to disburse funds for British prisoners.
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Washington
Mazerum
Pretoria
States Department
Univ States
Attlebury
Macrum
State Department
Transvaal
Free State
United States
New Yorkers Organize Aid for Boers
A New York committee led by John V. L. Pruyn of Albany was formed to aid Red Cross work for the Boers in the South African republic. The group operates independently of the American Red Cross Society and follows a suggestion about Boer medical needs.
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New York
John V. L. Pruyn
Albany
Red Cross
South African Republic
American Red Cross Society
British Shell Fire Near Bridge In Natal skirmish
At MooI River Natal on November 22 British forces fired shells during a surprise attack that Boers countered amid heavy rain. Three Britons were wounded while Boers retreated after targeting the bridge with their fire.
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Mooi River
Natal
Durban
BAA Bowlers Triumph In Three Game Amateur League Match
The BAA champions defeated Calumet of Winchester in a high scoring match at the BAA last night, totaling 2648 pins the top local league mark. Calumet finished strong with three over 500s, Twombly 547. Purington 205 topped Smith 203 in the final round. Strikes favored BAA with 49 to 37. Old Dorchester swept Dudley Club in a separate Amateur League clash, Parker and Richardson each over 500, as Dorchester relied on spare accuracy to gain the victory.
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Calumet
Winchester
Legate
Calumets
Twombly
Purington
Smith
Richardson
Burnham
Dudley
Old Dorchester
Parker
City League games spark Cambridge victory in candle pin fray
Central of Cambridge rolled 1393 pins as they beat Webster of Roxbury in three games. Meyers and Carruth posted 1300 plus totals, with Broadway, Boylston, McCarthy and Jefferson also near the mark in a busy night of league play.
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Cambridge
Webster
Roxbury
Meyers
Carruth
Broadway
Boylston
McCarthy
Jefferson
Central
Murray & Irwin
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