Corbett Sharkey Fight Branded Fake by News Claims
Multiple New York papers condemn the Corbett Sharkey bout as a staged affair with bets off by referee John Kelly. McVey’s leap into the ring is blamed for a suspected pre arranged outcome, while Sharkey’s performance is praised as strong and forthright despite the controversy.
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McVey
Sharkey
Frank Farrell
Croomednes
Tom
Han
Jim
Kelly
Charley White
White
Fitzsimmons
New York
Divening Journal
People of
James J. Corbett
Thomas Sharkey
Lenox Athletic Club
Charles White
John Kelly
Charlie White
Lenox
San Francisco
Tom O'Rourke
Lenox Club
the World
W. B. Gray
Gray
McCoy
Chicago
Mr. Grony
Sun
Sullivan
Shetrkey
Agid
Abe” Levy
Dan’’ Stuart
Carson City
Reilly
EF. Erlanger
Jimmy” ‘Wakely
Robert Fitzsimmons
Sherman House
Bob
Corbnett
Saame
Chic Taquin Sets 200 Mile Bicycle Record at Stoughton
Chic Taquin of Fall River completed a 200 mile bicycle run in Stoughton after starting at dawn. He finished at 7 25 at night in 12 hours 55 minutes, nine minutes faster than the previous state record and beating Waller’s mark.
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Chic Taquin
Fall River
Stoughton
Navy
Waller
Horse Show Exhibitors' Association Formed
Papers filed in Albany to create the American Horse Show Exhibitors' Association. Backed by leading horsemen nationwide, the group aims to promote horse shows and establish a uniform rule system. Principal offices will be in New York City with director B. D. Jordan of Boston.
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Albany
N. Y
American Horse Show Exhibitors’ Association
New York City
B. D. Jordan
Boston
Party on Bowdoin Street in Dorchester
Miss O Connell hosted a large party at 18 Bowdoin Street Dorchester on Tuesday evening. Nearly 100 guests attended enjoying a fine musical program and a served collation. She was assisted by sister Miss Bessie O Connell and Mrs O Connell along with several young ladies helping with refreshments.
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Miss O’connell
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Bessie O'Connell
Mrs. O'Connell
Robust Appetite Drink Evans Full Gravity Ale
A stout beer product named Evans promotes a full gravity ale made solely from malt hops and pure spring water. The advertisement targets dealers and emphasizes legitimate ingredients and quality brewing standards.
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Evans
Yale Ellects a Good Trainer for Athletics Revival
New Haven residents and Yale students debate restoring athletic strength after football season. Interest centers on hiring a trainer, with Mike Murphy named as a preferred option though under contract elsewhere. Officials warn that without trained oversight, performance and turnout will not improve.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Chamberlin
Yale Alumni Weekly
S. J. Farrell
Waterbury
James Brown
The
Football Association
Brookline High and Hopkinson Play Hedgey Tie at 6-6
Brookline High and Hopkinson School battled to a 6 to 6 draw at Charles River Park with momentum plays and several penalties. Philip Fox starred for Brookline with ground gains and a touchdown, while Stillman and Clark stood out for Hopkinson. Crane and Stillman added the kicking bulk as time expired.
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Brookline High
Hopkinson School
Charles River Park
Brookline
Bastor Latin
Philip Fox
Sbrookline
Hall
Skilton
Hoppy
Stillman
Clark
Knowles
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Dexter
P. Fox
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Stillman Strickland
Bos
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Wright Wilcox
Turner Wilbur
H. B
Knowles Morse
F. D
Seeerees F. B
Lawson
Carleton
Brookline High School
Bouve
Harvard
Atherton
Somerville and Cambridge Manual clash for league crown
This morning the Senior Inter scholastic League final will be played at Charles River Park. Somerville High and Cambridge Manual Training School meet in a tight title showdown. Butler is barred after a protest upheld by Mr R S Hale and a committee, making Somerville the likely champions regardless of score.
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Dr. Holmes
Somerville High
Cambridge Manual Training School
Butler
R. S. Hale
Leggit
Hopkinson School
Whitcomb
Rikers
Somerville High School
Morse
Somerville
Boston gridiron clash faces ruling over technicality
An executive committee may overrule a technicality if requested before Oct. 15, but Cambridge and Somerville prepare for a major game around Boston. The proposed lineup includes Butler, Oats, Wiggin, Hastings, White, Philbrick, Cushman, Vand, Gends, Mott, Fitts, Gallagher, Webb, Watkins, and Cuddy among others as the teams brace for a pivotal match.
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Boston
Cambridge
Butler
Cambridge Manual
Somerville
Comboy Oats
Witoda Baels
Aleeae
Wabcolak R. T
Bali Hastings, White, l. G
Fiwees R. G
Philbrick
Cushman Lborsey
Morshall
Hateh Butler
Cobh
Sloley Mott
Q. B
Fitts Gallagher
LD. B
C. Pipe Webb
Cuddy Watkins
F. B
R. Pipe
Cornell Fans Travel in Force for Penn Game
Ithaca sent a large delegation to Philadelphia to see the Cornell Penn football clash. Extra trains were run by the railroad to accommodate the crowd, with the party mainly Cornell students plus university professors and Ithaca citizens.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Philadelphia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
University
Rivalry Heats Up As Boston College Holy Cross Clash
The Boston College and Holy Cross teams meet this afternoon at the South End grounds in a long standing rivalry. A large crowd is expected after many tickets sold. Kickoff is at 2 o clock with linups featuring noted players from both sides.
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Baldwin Murphy
See. B
Kenney
Malden High Triumphs Over Medford In Suburban Clash
Malden High defeated Medford High 20 to 12 at Tufts Oval to win the Suburban Interscholastic League title. Medford led 6 2 at halftime as Trott and St Denis sparked a late rally, while Howe and Smith starred for Malden. Final lineups list Wareoumies, DecMive, Siglaiaig, Green, Langley, Walls, Howe, Trott, St Denis, and McCarthy.
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Malden High
Medford High
Tufts Oval
Medford
Trott
St. Denis
Howe
Oval
Smith
Frost
Witham
Hare
Mitchell
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Wareoumes
Lee
Bearce C. Wlanders
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Daley Langley
Walls
Meech McCatiny
William Howe
D. D
McClelan
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F. B
Drake
Flanders
McCarthy
Lane
Wendleton
Atwood
Bartlett
Harvard Crew Pick New Coaching Ahead of Season
Odea Gomes, captain Higginson announce agreement with Andrew ODea from Wisconsin to lead Harvard rowing from next Monday. Storrow remains head coach but ODea directs daily training with aim to adopt a short American stroke and return to a winning rhythm after adopting English methods.
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Higginson
Harvard
Andrew O'Dea
Wisconsin
Athletic Council
University of Wisconsin
Storrow
O'Dea
Garret
Captain Dreyfus Hebrew Drama Debuts in Boston Bijou
The Hebrew dramatic company presents Captain Dreyfus in Yiddish at the Bijou Opera House Boston. The four act drama portrays the Dreyfus case with a hopeful ending. David Levenson stars as Captain Dreyfus Mme Dreyfus is played by S Karp Z Linkman is Esterhazy the villain. The cast includes Sam Kestin Pearlmitter Wachtel Eisenberg and Ferkauf.
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Captain Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Boston
Bijou Opera House
France
Hebrew Dramatic Company
Palace Theatre
New York
Hurwitz
David Levenson
S. Karp
Fireman Fairbairn Dead After East Cambridge Fire
Louis Fairbairn, a fireman injured at John P. Squire & Co. East Cambridge, died at Massachusetts General Hospital at 7 55 yesterday morning. Crews continue clearing ruins, with no trace yet of missing watchman John Ward. recovery likely soon if he remains in the wreck.
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Louis Fairbairn
John P. Squire & Co
East Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Ward
Ward
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Best in Honest Quality
An old time claim notes Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as the best remedy for coughs. The ad style line promotes its reliability and traditional use, highlighting trusted domestic remedies for health.
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Dr. Bull
Polo match forfeited East Weymouth over New Bedford 8 0
In East Weymouth New Bedford polo game, officials forfeited after fouls leave players cut and injured. East Weymouth led 3 0 when referee Blanchard awarded victory after Piper and Jones fouls and captain Sox could not field four East Weymouth men.
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Ring
New Bedford
Dawson
Piper
Jones
Sox
Blanchard
Old Belfrys Lose to Charlestown in Close Bowling Meet
In Lexington on November 2 Old Belfry edged Charlestown overall by two pins, taking one of three games. Tower led Old Belfry with a 618 three game total, while Charlestown’s Ingraham and Marston posted strong individual scores. The final tallies were 2419 to 2417 with a dramatic finish in the last game.
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Old Belfry
Tower
Brockton
F. Reed
Adlsq
Tis. Tower
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SERN
Cea
Bic Ieee
W. Re@i
Fisieeeeiue
Toiaiegs
Charlestown
Bowler
Te Ingrahan
Southwell
Marston
Cee Cone
Caldwell
Kenney
Tocais
Lewiston Defeats Augusta In 9 4 Polo Match
Lewiston polo team defeated Augusta 9 to 4 in a loosely played game. Farrell starred in goal for Lewiston, while Augusta’s O'Malley struggled at the net. The tied contest featured several goalings from Carrigan and Hayes, with Foster and Hadley contributing for Lewiston as crowd of 35 watched at the road field.
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Lewiston
Augustas
Farrell
O'Malley
Gay
O’hara
Carrigan
Foster
Houghton
Emmoon Road
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Miller O’harra
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Rabi
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Deepreea
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Sento
Cece Eee
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Pate
Hadley
Miller
Gayoo
Waterbury Conn
Waterbury
New Haven
Bone and
Leydon
Sword
Waterbury New
Roberts
Griffin
Bone Cree
Lations
Onto
Leaby
Old Dorchester Triumphs Over Calumets In Boston Bowl Night
Old Dorchester powered to three straight wins in an amateur Boston match against Calumets of Winchester. The home team posted a 966 single, finishing within four pins of 2600, led by Kesarick with 217 and 667 across three strings, plus 12 strikes and as many spares. Gray added 544, Richardson of Calumets had 539.
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Boston
Calumets of
Winchester
Kesarick
Gray
Richardson
Calumets
Polo Game Postponed by Fall River Sickness Tonight
Fall River polo game postponed due to illness among Fall River players. The game will be played tomorrow afternoon.
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Fall River
Con Murphy Buried as Soldier at Mt Hope
Cornelius D. Murphy known as Con Murphy longtime doorkeeper of the Boston Theatre was buried in Mt Hope soldiers lot after services at St James Church Harrison avenue A high mass was offered by Rev Fr Lee The funeral honored as a soldier with flag atop hearse Pallbearers were four G A R comrades Irene Murphy daughter of the deceased arrived from New York The Boston Theatre Eugene Tompkins Napier Lothian and others sent flowers
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Murphy
Boston
Mt. Hope
St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
Lee
Charles Russell Lowell
Donnie Shea
James Ayers
Hollis Street Theatre
W. E. Fitzgerald
William J. G. Munroe
Postal
Dickerman Beacons Clash in Lively Trade League Match
A spirited Trade League contest saw Dickerman edge Beacon 2 1 in a three string series. Beacons won the first string by 41 pins before Dickerman fought back, with Gordon starring in two wins and Plummer tallying 17 singles in the opener as Beacon threatened to overturn the final result.
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Dickerman
Beacon
Beacons
Glendon Club Wins Interclub Series Over Reviews
In Everett on November 23, Glendon Club topped the Review Club in billiards and pool, while Reviews won the whist. Glendon swept bowling with 2563 to 2258, led by Livingstone with 553 and 200 in a string.
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Glendon Club
Glendon
Livingstone
Threshle
Etheridge
Keen
Campbell
Reeder
Joel
Batley
Walker
Condit's Orchestra at Eberle Hall Holiday Dance
Condit's Orchestra plays the annual holiday dance tonight at Eberle Hall Union Square attracting attendees from the city. The event highlights seasonal music and community gathering in the evening venue.
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Condit
Eberle Hall
Union Square
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