High School Football Routs Latin School in Big Victory
English High School overwhelmed Boston Latin 44 to 6 in a spirited interscholastic gridiron clash. Buxbaum, Woodbury, Dean and Sherlock scored multiple touchdowns as Latin struggled on offense, while English High dominated both lines and built a 36–0 lead by halftime.
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Moran
Buxbaum
Talbot
Sherlock
Kelly
Dean
Fick
Regan
Burns
Latin School
Freed
Boston Latin
English High School football team sails to Brooklyn for intercity title
The English High School football squad with over fifty supporters leaves Boston at 3 p.m. by special cars on the N Y N H and H railroad. They arrive in New York at 9 p.m. and stay at the Broadway Central Hotel. The next afternoon they face Brooklyn High at Eastern Park for the intercity championship.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Broadway Central
Brooklyn High
Eastern Park
South Boston A A Meets Dorchester A A In Muddy Showdown
South Boston defeats Dorchester 14 to 0 in a muddy park game. Key players include Ellsworth and Teevens with touchdowns for South Boston. Umpire was Woods, linesmen Connor and Smith, 25 minute halves.
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Dorchester A.A
South Boston
Dorchester Athletic Association
Kiley
McElroy
Ferguson
T. T
Porter Doherty
Welsh Walsh
Monaghan Hopkins
McEvilla Reilly
Vr. T
Douse Ferguson
Connell Blisworth
J. D
Ross
Dorchester
Ellsworth
Teevens
Elisworth
Woods
Harvard
Horgan
Connor and Smith
Watertown High Dominates Crescent Club 20 to 0
Watertown High defeated the Crescent Club 20 to 0 in a strong team effort. Abbott starred for Watertown with two touchdowns and Abbott kicked two goals. Emerson and Dickinson scored touchdowns for Watertown, while the Crescents were led by Hamrock and Gass with solid defense. Umpire Condon, referee Masurdy, linesmen Carter and Johnson. Time was 25 minute halves.
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Crescent Club
Crescents
Abbott
Hamrock
Farwell
Seeeseseseee
Gass
Frazier Rowe
Land Muir
Mackay Johnson
Shurtleff
H. Phipps
R. G
G. Phipps
Emerson
Pratt Abbott
Q.b
Safford Emerson
H. B
Buchanan Faucher
Yorke
Gass Dickinson
F. B
Larned
Watertown
Dickinson
Sauchez
Condon
Masurdy
Carter and Johnson
Providence
Brown
Wesleyan
Adelaide Park
Raymond
Richardson
Gammon
Rymer
Hopkins
Washburn
Archie Young Ap
Beevsececce
Seoeel
Williams Wheeler
Eesereel
Sibley Chesbro
Clei c
Bartlett Carter
Ceesees S.t. Ge
Townsend Melendy
R. T
Yale Chase
Arthur Young Richardson
Q. D
Davidson Gammons
Rymer Fultz
R. H
Dodge Slocum
Hunter
Fultz
Gammons
Weeks
Watson
Cross
Yale
Linesmer—Burdick
Hunt
Wing
Meeker
English High Rally Seals Victory in Snowball Fight
Followers of both teams engage in a fifteen minute snowball skirmish with English High clinching the win. Sullivan subbed for Buxbaum in the second half and matched his partner’s dodging as English High scored twice on a Regan led plunge from near the end zone.
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Latin School
Freed
Buxbaum
Sullivan
Sherlock
Murphy
Teevens
Woodbury
Dean
O’reilly
High School
Seavey
Rorke
O’brien
Ashley
Calidallvs
Kelly
English High
Regan
Maugus A A Clinches Win Over Needham A A
Maugus A A defeated Needham A A 6 0 in a spirited game highlighted by a fifty yard touchdown run by Gilson. The lineup lists Gilson and Duane among key players with scoring details and officials noted for the two twenty five minute halves.
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Needham A. A
Gilson
Needham A. A. T
Merrill Sanborn
da Beware
R. G
Donahue Kiley
Sack Veers Et
Tilton King
L. G
Twiggs Lambert
Vr. T
Monahan Hooker
Bowers Bail
Q. D
F. Donahue Robson
H. B
Smith Gilson
de Dri
Jones Cabot
F. B
Dane
Mangus
G. Needham
Duane
Smith
Bond
Medford and Malden Tie In Wet Suburban League Game
Medford High and Malden High drew 0 0 after 30-minute halves at Tufts Oval in wet conditions. Both teams fumbled repeatedly. Medford came close twice at the four-yard line but Malden stopped them on downs.
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Malden
Tufts Oval
Medford
Medford High
Witham
Bettis Gawyer
Cris
Swain Mayo
Atwood Drake
Flanders
Malden High
Um- Ptervat Carpenter
Tuits
Swain
Arvana
Brereton Club Falls to E B A A 22 to 0
In East Boston yesterday morning the Brereton Club lost to E B A A 22 to 0. The Athletic team dominated, with Brereton briefly recovering a fumble at midfield but failing to mount a scoring threat.
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Brereton Club
Boston
Brown Sparks B B A A With Key Ground Gains
Brown led the effort for the B B A A, breaking through the opposite tackle for repeated ten and twenty yard gains as the team struggled to push the ball forward.
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Brown
Everett High School Beats Alumni 6 to 0 in Park Game
Ever ett High School defeated the alumni 6 to 0 at Athletic Park Everett yesterday morning. Gilmore scored early in the first half and Bosworth kicked the goal. Hart Gilmore and Cannell starred for the High School with Kennard leading the alumni. Time was two 20 minute halves.
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Cambridge Manual
Charles River Park
Camobridge
Manual
Hazen
Grothe
Usher
Kempton
Columbus
Warnock
Lovering
Webb
Capelle
Crowley
Sprange
C. H
Pierce
Merrill
M. T. S. Cambridge High
Kaakeweeaen R. E
Crowley Kempton
Titty Sen Hazen
Whalen Fiske
ERS Ck
R. Z
Marshall
R. T
Vankenseeee
Haley Merrill
Sprague Columbus
Q. B
Donovan Webb
Ambie
H. B
Usher Grothe
Nh. D
Warnock Harris
Lawin
Harvard
Munroe
Everett High School
Athletic Park
Everett
Gilmore
Bosworth
Hub” Hart
Cannell
Kennard
Everett High
Gilman Roberts
F. Hoxie Bullock
Cies Cp
Berate Smith
Mae Ode
Guptil Curnane
G. G
Hoxie Stowell
Fogg FiSet
Crowell
Alumni
Otis
Fearing
Hess
Somerville High Beats Alumni 9–0 in Prep Football
Somerville High defeated a team of Somerville High alumni at Tufts Oval 9 to 0 in a preparatory game before next Saturday’s championship against Dorchester. Cotter scored the touchdown, Stone kicked the field goal, with 500 in attendance.
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Somerville High
Tufts Oval
Dorchester
Eoet
Drouett Bmc
Fr. T
Goddard Chandler
R. G
Doten Cushman
Goodspeed Wemyss
L. G
Eaton Sheridan
Rv. T
Jouett Coogy
Lobouissee
Acceeseesef
Kenny
Cotter
Stone
Taylor
Holmes
Kickhams Defeat Emeralds in Gaelic Football Tilt
In Worcester, on the Fair Grounds this afternoon, the C. J. Kickhams of New York defeated the Emeralds of Worcester with a score of one goal and five points to four points. The game was clean and well played.
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C. J. Kickhams
New York
Emeralds
Kickhams
Various College and Club Football Scores From Numerous Venues
Scores collected from games including Lehigh 0 Lafayette 22 at Bethlehem, Dickinson 6 State College 0 at Sunbury, Dorchester 0 Fall River 13, Belmont 40 over Belmont A A, Knickerbocker 46 over Bankers A A in Chicago, Chicago A A 52 over New Jersey A A, Charlesgate A A 0 over Roslindale A A, Swarthmore 6 Franklin and Marshall 6 in Lancaster, Ogdensburg A C 10 over Ogdensburg Athletic Club, Elmira A C 18 over Scranton All-College 0, Laureate 6 over RPI, Rochester U 8 over Colgate in Rochester, Lowell A C 0 over Harvard 16, New Bedford Freshmen 4 over New Bedford Picked Team, Portsmouth 8 over Lawrence, and Haverhill A A 0 over North Berwick
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Glouceser A. A
Woburn
Woburn High School
Boston College
Bethlehem
Penn
Lafayette
Lehigh
Sunbury
Dickinson
State Colege
Dorchester
Fall River High School
Dorchester High
Belmont
Belmont A. A
Belmont Club
Chicago
Bankers’ Athletic Association
Knickerbocker A
A. A
New Jersey A. A
Roslindale
Charlesgate A. A
Boston
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall
Swarthmore
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Ogdensburg Athletic Club
St. Ie
Elmira
Elmira Athletic Club
Scranton
Dineen
Elmiras
Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rochester
Rochester University
Colgate
Lowell
Harvard
Lowell A. C
New Bedford
Brown
Portsmouth
Lawrence
Noe
Chess coach for Yale heads to New Haven for tournament
Georgetown dispatch reports J W Showalter, renowned chess champion, has left for New Haven to coach Yale for the New York New Year’s Day tournament featuring Yale Harvard Princeton and Columbia colleges. He will also play a post holiday match with Pillsbury.
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The
Times
Georgetown
J. W. Showalter
New Haven
Conn
Yale
New York
Harvard
Princeton
Columbia
Boxing Gossip Sparks Matches and Local Show Plans
Boston welterweight Jack Burke now matchmaker for Quoddy A C Eastport Me selects Mike Sears for a 15 round bout with an Eastport opponent. Preliminary plans for Allen Kearns in Manchester N H December 15. Several bouts and exhibitions scheduled around Boston Lynn Cambridge and Waterbury with multiple boxers including Jim Godfrey Joe Mullins Bob Montgomery and Charlie Lynch among others. Tim Kearns challenged by Professor Robinson and other matchups teased across the circuit.
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Boston
Quoddy A. C
Eastport
Mike Sears
Burke
Walter Long
Dave Pickett
Allen-Kearns
Manchester
N. H
Andy Watson
Professor Robinson
Andy
Hartford
Robinson
Sammy Kelly
Arthur Gardner
Buffalo
Frank Erne
Jack Downey
Olympia Club
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Bob Montgomery
Billy Tucker
England
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Montgomery
Palmer Street
Cambridge
Jimmy Davenport
Ben de Barry
Charley Lynch
Jig” Stone
Peter Jackson
Joe Mullins
George Byers
Jim Godfrey
Dave Byers
Billy O'Donnell
Memphis
Eddie Curry
New York
Staten Island
San Francisco
Sally Smith
Police Gazette Office
California
Jack Smith
Larry Becker
Jack Delaney
Polo Club
Doc’’ Paine
Waterbury
Conn
Becker
Jack O’brien
Jimmy Colville
Smith
Chicago
Billy Rochfort
Tim Kearns
George V. Tuohey
Chelsea Battery H Beats Everett YMCA In Armory Basketball
About 500 spectators in Armory Hall Chelsea watched Battery H First Regiment defeat Everett YMCA 3 goals to 2 in a Chelsea afternoon game.
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Battery H
First Regiment
Everett Young Men’s Christian Association
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Cornell Holds Off Pennsylvaniya In Defensive Battle
In a scaled back defensive clash Cornell outplayed Pennsylvania for most of the game but could not score until the second half. Wilson Windsor Whiting and Young starred for Cornell while Minds and Hare Goodman and Outland impressed for Pennsylvania. Penn finally broke through for a touchdown as the guards back formation wore down Cornell.
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Pennsylvania
Cornell
Wilson
Windsor
Whiting
Ithaca
Minds
Hare
Goodman
Outland
Scbre
Cornellians
Boyle
Delavwedy
Tracey Sake
Cees Caties
Caccwe
SfcLaughlin
Hackett Ar
Erer
Whiting Jackoon
R. H
McCracken
Morice
Reed
Langeman
Jackson
Tracey
Second Half Resumes as Cornell Drives and Rebounds
The narrative details a resumed second half with multiple carries and line plunges by Minds McCracken Hare and Young as Cornell advances from its own 25 to midfield and beyond. Several tackles, fumbles, and substitutions occur as Windsor McCracken and Weeks contribute key runs and a quarterback kick.
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Minds
Hare
Young
Cornell
Windsor
McCracken
McLaughlin
Pennsylvania
Weeks
End to End Play Deepens Cornell Pennsylvania Scrimmage
The period features repeated runs by Hare Weeks Minds and Morice as Pennsylvania advances near Cornell’s goal. Yardage is gained through center and end plays, with several fumbles, tackles, and a pivotal Cornell ball transfer after a fumble near the 20 yard line.
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Cornell
Wilson
Windsor
Whiting
Pennsylvania
Minds
McCracken
Young
Morice
Weeks
Tracey
Hare
McKeever
McLaughlin
Hackett
Goodman
Jackson
Schoch
Boyle
Penn and Cornell Fight To 4 4 Tie In Scramble
In a rough struggle at home Cornell and Pennsylvania battled to a 4 4 tie after multiple exchanges. Outland and Minds featured early on for Penn while Cornell’s Windsor Morice and Jackson produced several gains and a late line push. Injuries slowed play as Reed left the game and Young guided the Penn offense.
Cornell Triumphs Over Pennsylvania Not Yet. Ithaca Celebrates
Cornell defeats Pennsylvania in a late season football clash, a surprise standstill by the Quakers and a strong finish under the graduate coach system. Students in Ithaca celebrate despite rain as preparations begin for a welcome home tomorrow for the team.
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N. Y
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Quakers
Ithacans
Harvard
Outland Chosen Penn Football Captain for Next Season
Right tackle John Outland was elected captain of the University of Pennsylvania football team to succeed John H. Minds after his last game. Samuel A. Boyle was elected but declined the honor, planning to leave college next season. Cornell will elect a captain after returning to Ithaca.
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John Outland
University of Pennsylvania
John H. Minds
Samuel A. Boyle
Cornell
Ithaca
Chicago Beats Michigan In 21 to 12 Football Duel
University of Chicago defeats Michigan 21 to 12 in a Coliseum kicking duel. Clarence Hershberger nails three field goals from 17, 30, and 25 yards as Clark adds a long pass to set up a record kickoff. Chicago dominates punting and ends with a decisive special teams showing.
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University of Chicago
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Clarence Hershberger
Hershberger
Clark
Hannan
Michigan
Dartmouth Defeats Newton A A 24 to 0 in Scrappy Game
Dartmouth dominated Newton A A 24 to 0 as Eckstrom scored on a 100 yard run and teammates Jennings Crolius McAndrews Edwards starred for the visitors. For Newton, Nash and Maddison were the best, with a ground game on a firm field.
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Newton A. A
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Nash
Maddison
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Rigigake Icee
Butler Momma
H. B
Sears McAndrews
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F. B
Fitzgerald
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Doucette
Moulton
Paul and
Fitz
Man Choked to Death at Breakfast in New Haven
John McCarthy a 54 year old teamster of Collis Street New Haven was choked to death during breakfast this morning. The incident follows reports about Salvation Oil and its claimed cures amid public interest.
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Conn
John McCarthy
Collis Street
Boston Hurley clash ends with even field play in second half
In a tense game Holy Cross punts and line scrimmage dominate the first half as Boston struggles with ball control. Powers misses a long field goal, and Hurley gains the edge in the kicking game before time is called with Holy Cross on their 35-yard line.
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Holy Cross Stifles Boston College In Gridiron Scrimmage
In a hard fought game Holy Cross defense dominates Boston College. Hurley lines up everywhere making plays while Kiley and Croker wreck the end runs. Linane McCue Shannahan contribute key tackles and downfield coverage. Brewin directs backfield as BC misses chances, with two Brewin touchdowns noted but Boston College unable to convert.
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Long
Hurley
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Croker
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Boston
Holy. Cross
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Ives of
Lampbell
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L. E
Q. B
Barry White
H. B
Oo Hurley
Mi Dev
Diy Linane
Hurley Elected BC Captain for 1898 Season
After yesterday's game Boston College chose Jack Hurley as captain for the 1898 season by unanimous vote. Father Brosnahan praised the team and Mr. Duane offered remarks before the players departed. The squad gave three cheers for ex Captain White.
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Jack Hurley
Father Brosnahan
Duane
White
Grover Draws Card as Checker Champ Draws Crowd
New England Champion Samuel Grover headlined a Boston Chess and Checker Club all day session. Grover played simultaneous checker games winning six drawing five and losing one to Mr Fitch. A notable drawn game with Heffner showed Grover’s sharp handling of a complex position despite a potential trap.
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Heffner
Grover
Witness complains of harsh jail lodging after Hecker case
Charles H Lowenhjelm, a witness from the schooner Cameo and one of the Hecker trial witnesses, denounces Charles Street jail as inhospitable. He says he was ill fed slept on a straw pallet and deprived of contact with other witnesses while the $1 daily fee barely covered living costs.
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Cameo
Hecker
Charles Street
Schaefer Defeats Hawkins At Hub Billiard Palace
Jake Schaefer defeated Hawkins before a large crowd at the Hub Billiard Palace yesterday afternoon 300 to 90. Schaefer posted averages of 12 and 921-31 in the afternoon game, while Hawkins had 33-4. In the evening Schaefer beat Lavigne 200 to 83, Lavigne finishing with 223-20. Mose Yatter is set to play Schaefer this afternoon.
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Mose Yatter
McCarthy League Beats Kellys Colts in Close Candle Pin Match
The McCarthy league team edged Captain Kellys Colts by twenty four pins after a tight finish at the McCarthy alleys last evening. Veterans led the way with steady scores as the match decided late.
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Kellys
Kelly
McCarthy Alleys
Cornell to Keep Winter Track Practice Open This Year
The article notes Cornell will continue track practice through the winter. It also mentions Robert J. leaving track days behind and pursuing a new path, while Crescent City Jockey Club in New Orleans fills entries for 25000 dollars in stakes. Buckenberger reports a deal with Brooklyn for Jimmy Canavan to join Syracuse next season with a signing bonus. Chicago schedules three consecutive Saturdays of major meets for next year including Western Intercollegiate, A A V Central Association, and a New York A C vs Chicago A C dual meet.
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Chicago
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The Post to pay for Newsboys badges in Boston
The Boston Post offers to furnish newsboys city badges at its expense if they register their names and addresses with the Post business manager by Wednesday December 1. Licenses to sell papers cost nothing and are obtainable at City Hall. The Post cannot secure licenses but will cover badge costs.
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The
Post
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