Somerville Triumph Over Cambridge Manual in Key City Rivalry
Seven thousand fans watched Somerville High defeat Cambridge Manual Training School on the Charles River Park in a hard fought interscholastic gridiron. Storey scored the touchdown after a safety by Mott and Somerville led 7 to 0 at halftime. Cambridge attempted late drives but could not score. The crowd, including Mayor Perry and promoter R Sever Hale, witnessed a tense, rivalry-filled game with notable kicking and several fumbles.
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Somerville High
Cambridge Manual Training School
Charles River
R. Sever Hale
Perry
Somerville
Bert Waters
Cambridge
Cambridge Manual
Webb
R. Pipe
Pipe
Windsor Street
Charles
Charles Street
Gallagher
Marshall
Doyle
Mott
Cuddy
Cueer
Fitts
Matt
Wiggin
Omerville
Storey
Capelle
C. Pipe
Watkins
Fisher
Pipes
Peirce
Holy Cross Falls to Boston College in Rainy Showdown
About 3000 fans braved a pelting rain as Boston College crushed Holy Cross in a long standing rivalry. Holy Cross failed to advance the ball from the start while BC backs moved at will, dominating possession and downs.
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Boston College
Worcester
Holy Cross
Somerville-Cambridge Football Brawl Ends as Police Intervene
During a tense football clash, R Pipe was escorted to the dressing room after a heated encounter led to rough handling. A Somerville High banner bearer was assaulted by a crowd while fleeing, with police eventually separating the melee as the game continued with Cambridge and Holy Cross contesting the score and penalties.
Boston Latin Triumphs in Thanksgiving Classic Over English High
Boston Latin School defeats English High 5 to 0 at the South End grounds in a hard fought Thanksgiving game. Rand scores the decisive touchdown after a tense second half as Latin School overturns an early English High edge amid a boisterous crowd.
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Boston Latin
English High
South End
Lee
High School
Wood
Latin School
Pera
O’neil
Nichols
Ball
Barrington
Manahan
Moulton
Rand
O’brien
Harrison
Gately
Macksey
Tracy
O'Neil
Boston Jvatin
Kiley
Parmelee
Con” O'Brien
Hariey
Hurley
Guild
Harrison and Barrington
Ball and
B. L
R. G
O'Brien de Long
Parmeles
Vr. B
Cea E
L. G
Tracy Gately
Vr. T
L. T
Miley Mopad
Alexander Hurley
Raene Q. B
Manahan Rand
R. H
Ball O'Neil
Ve Db
Barrington Wood
Chicago Athletic Association Tops Dartmouth 18 to 5 at Wanderers Field
Navy 24 Illinois weight overwhelmed New Hampshire in a football clash. Chicago Athletic Association defeated Dartmouth College 18 to 5. Disputes over officiating marred a game dominated by Chicago's size. Dartmouth failed to convert multiple scoring chances despite end runs and punting game. Captain Crolius and Jennings led Dartmouth's efforts before Chicago asserted control.
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Chicago
Navy
Illinois
New Hampshire Science
Wanderers
Chicago Athletic Association
Dartmouth
Crolius
Jennings
Dean's Ointment Claims Cure for Eczema
Advertisement asserts eczema relief and permanent cure for all skin itch through Dean's Ointment, presenting it as the sovereign remedy for skin conditions.
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Dean
Michigan Triumphs Over Chicago in Western Championship
Michigan defeats Chicago 12 to 11 before about 12 000 fans. Wideman breaks for a 65 yard touchdown as Hershberger scores Chicago’s points with two goals and a touchdown. Michigan’s line dominates with strong running and solid line play, while Chicago employs trick plays. Teamwork noted on both sides as the Maize and Blue clinches the Western title.
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Chicago
Michigan
Maroon
Chicago University
Michigan University
Northwestern
Onc Hee
Hersberger
Wideman
Krick
Newton A A beats Newtowne A C in Cedar Street clash
Newton A A defeated Newtowne A C on the Cedar Street grounds yesterday morning by a kicking goal after both teams scored little. Newton benefited from late clinging defense and outplayed but were steadier in critical moments. John Johnson starred for Newton while Maguire controlled play and Tom Maguire aided Newton's punting. Attendance reached about 600 as Umpire Lane and Referee Dean oversaw two 30 minute halves.
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Newton A. A
Newtowne A. C
Cedar Street
Newton
Cence
Newtowne
Harding
Gaul
Kerrigan
Gonterman
Harvard
Lemoyne
Dan Johnson
Tom Maguire
A. C
Murphy Nash
Minna
Higgins Bruce
Warren
L. G
R. G
Galbraith
Heman Bartlett
Wheelock
Harding Seaver
Bruce
Haven Fiawger
Teccesee Esterbrook
R. E
Newell Maguire
Saul Erickson
H. B
Kerrigan Sears
R. Ha
L. H
Farlow Athletic Club Beats Hillside 16 to 0 in Newton
Farlow Athletic Club defeated Hillside Athletic Association 16 to 0 at Stearns Field Newton this morning. Lineups featured Harrington G Wilson Curtis for Farlow and Forknall Masters Lewis for Hillside with multiple players credited for strong play andearly touchdowns by H Wilson Harrington Curtis. Referee Spellman Umpire Van Saun Linesman Bailey Timekeeper Woden.
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Newton
Farlow Athletic Club
Hillside Athletic Association
Stearns
Farlow A. C
Harrington
G. Wilson
Curtis
Forknall
Masters
Lewis
Hillside A. A
Farlow
Hillside
Farlow A. C. Hillside
A. A. Guilford
Powers Smith
Porter
R. T
Owens Bailey
Davis Ruan
R. Davis
Wis cc
Suever Cortig
Dickenson
Gr. Wilson
Forknall Harrington
Wilson
H. Wilson
Old New England Football Association Revived
The Old New England Football Association was revived in Pawtucket with delegates from Fall River and New Bedford. Officers elected include C. F. Murray president J. C. Livesey vice president J Toomey financial secretary and J J Lee secretary. A local game against the C Cs of Fall River was won by Fall River 6 goals to 1.
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Pawtucket
R. L
Old
New England Football Association
Fall River
New Bedford
Dartmouths
Co. C.’s
C. F. Murray
J. C. Livesey
J. Toomey
J. J. Lee
Norfolk Hunt Club Draghound Meet In Dedham
The Norfolk Hunt Club held a draghound meet in Dedham with riders leaving High street kennels and meeting at Dover crossroads before cross country and returning to High street kennels. Joseph Baich served as master of hounds and several gentlemen participated.
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Dedham
Norfolk Hunt Club
High Street
Dover
Joseph Baich
No Scores at Watham in Double Football Scrimmages
Two football games at the Waltham cycle track yielded no scoring. Morning match between the Waltham Roadsters and the Cornucopians featured two 20 minute halves with neither team crossing 15 yards to the other's goal. Afternoon bout saw Waltham A C and the Belmonts play two 10 minute halves without scoring despite repeated plays near the five yard line.
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Reilly
Hart
Boston College
Kenney
Murphy
Richards
Holy Cross
Wagyu Orv
Saci
Ecentase
Ceaneets
Sd Eske Seer
T. Conreis
ANG Cea
Pip
Q. B
J. Sullivan
O'Toole McDermott
R. H
McCusker Piavcl
Baldwin Waco Gkack
Lee Er F. B
Waltham
Waltham Roadsters
Cornucopians
Waltham A. C
Belmonts
Well
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Hare
Coombs
Folwell
Cc. Young
Dormer
Outland
C. Young
Sweetland
Starbuck
Whiting
Gardiner
G. Young
Perkins
McCracken
Carnett
Young
Georgetown Gridiron Triumph Over Columbian In Snow
In a driving snowstorm on Georgetown Field Georgetown defeated Columbian 12 to 6. The field was in poor condition hindering play and many passes were dropped.
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Georgetown
Columbian
Washington
Columbian Universities
Cornell Defeats Penn in Slippery Ball Clash 12 to 6
In a rough game, Cornell leads 6 0 at halftime as slips and bad kicks gift touchdowns. In the second half Pennsylvania switches to dry gear and drives into Cornell territory,.Outland passes and runs set up a Penn score before Hedges caps a 24 yard return for a second Cornell TD. Final 12 6 for Pennsylvania equity.
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Cornell
Pennsylvania
Hare
C. Young
Hedges
Young
Pennsylvanian defense limits Cornell in stormy clash
In a brisk 35 minute halves football battle at a packed venue, Pennsylvan ia defeated Cornell 12 to 6. Pennsylvan ia relied on delayed passes and steady ground gains led by Outland and Hare while Cornell's Strong line stymied drives amid a stiff wind, with Sweetland and C Young scoring for Cornell.
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Carnelian
White
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Sweetland
Starbuck
Lueder
C. Young
Outland
Coombs
Hare
Quakers
Carnett
Gardiner
Perkins
Windsor
Ithacans
McMahon
Davall
Wilson Rengenberg
Wyvell Hare
Reed Overfield
McCloskey
Corner McCracken
R. G
Tueder Carnett
Rees R. T
Sweetland Hedires
Grimshaw Gardiner
Uru G. Young
Whiting Coombs
F. B
R. B
Windsor Folwell
Hedges
G. Young
W. A. McClung
Lehigh
Paul Dashiel
Harrison
Morrisson
Postoffice Business Report Highlights Growth and Reforms
First Assistant Postmaster General Heath reports a fiscal year rise of over 6 million dollars in general department business. Money orders rose to 27,798,074 with total value 191,354,121 dollars. 2,358 new money order offices were started. Heath urges fixed salaries for clerks, funds for substitute clerks, and continued consolidation of post offices with free delivery expanding to 59 offices. He also seeks eight hour law modification for carriers and 300,000 dollars for rural free delivery next year.
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Washington
Heath
Mr. Heath
Genera
Antarctic explorers reach Hobart on ship report
The British steamer Ruahine from London October 18 arrived at Hobart Tasmania with news that the Southern Cross carrying the Borchgrevink Antarctic expedition had left England in August to explore the Antarctic continent. The Southern Cross reported all well aboard.
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Hobart Town
Tasmania
Ruahine
London
Lyttleton
N. Z
Southern Cros
England
Southern Cross
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Wisconsin
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N. E. Football Association
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Holy Ross
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