Harvard Yale Gridiron Clash Leaves Cambridge in Gloom
Yale dominates Harvard 28 to 0 on a raw New Haven day. Coaches and players condemn Harvard’s football as overmatched and undertrained, while Yale’s system and team unity receive praise. Next year’s lineup and a new head coach loom as major uncertainties for Harvard.
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Scotty MacMasters
Meriden
Mystic Valley bowling opens with Newton leading league
Mystic Valley opens its season tonight with a Newton led lineup facing the 999th and Old Belfry clubs on the latter’s alleys. Newton tops the Amateur League averages with 922 pins per team while 999th trails at 874. Carpenters, Travelers, and Underwriters race for top spots as Old Dorchester sits last. Scully of Newton posts a 236 high game and 622 in series. A candlepin bowling note adds a post office teams invitation at Station A.
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Yale Defeats Harvard In Cohesive Team Mastery
Experts praise Yale for a unified, powerful performance in the Harvard game. Coaches and players describe Yale as attacking and defending with strength and precision, exhibiting teamwork over individual brilliance. Harvard ends and Captain Daly faced overwhelming Yale pressure throughout.
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Yale
Paul Dashiel
Daly
Bevelry at New Haven Stirs Harvard Yale Rivalry
The younger son of ex Gov Wolcott, Harvard sophomore, stayed in New Haven Saturday night with Yale friends. He sparked Harvard yells in rooms as Yale crowds cheered. Wolcott led a Yale cheer, then Yale joined a Harvard cheer, with lively Mayo Street incidents continuing late. Police closed venues at midnight, but doors reopened quickly.
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Yale Crushes Harvard Sees 10000 Travel From Boston
About 10000 people traveled from Boston to New Haven and back after Yale's crushing victory over Harvard on Saturday. Boston & Albany and the New York New Haven Hartford railroads carried roughly equal portions, with four regular trains and ten extra from Boston and two from Cambridge. No accidents occurred and delays were minimal despite complex schedules.
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Ourteen
Children Start Fire At Chelsea Street House Blaze
Children playing with matches set fire to a three story brick dwelling at 11 Chelsea Street owned and occupied by Daniel Y Gall pen eee of 100. The blaze caused damage to the residence and disruption for the occupant.
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American Jockeys Arrive From France for Visit
New York report notes La Lorraine's Cash Sloan and J M Freeman, American jockeys formerly in France. Sloan, under Duke de Grammont contract with Baron Leonino as second call, boasted 144 starts with about 36 wins and many seconds. Freeman rode for Gaston Dreyfus and Maurice de Gheest, with 130 starts and 17 wins. They plan a Louisville visit after this.
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Louisville
Captain Duffy May Leave Boston Nine
Boston star Hugh Duffy hints at leaving for Milwaukee if a manager role arises and agrees to play only, not captain, citing weariness from constant blame. He stresses friendship with manager Selee, potential Westward move, and possible Worcester link if terms suit. talks with Connie Mack noted. league meeting in New York looms.
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Challenge to four in hand for ten thousand dollars
In New York on November 2, a challenge was sent on behalf of Aurel Batonyi to Morris E Howlett the Parisian whip to drive in a four in hand for ten thousand dollars a side. Howlett was asked to deposit ten thousand dollars with the stakeholder before midnight. He learned of the challenge only in the afternoon and had little time to meet the conditions.
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Burglary at 93 Wachusett Street West Roxbury
The Garrett residence at 93 Wachusett Street West Roxbury was entered by false keys with jewelry valued at 50 dollars stolen.
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Willie Campbell Dead Noted Golfer Career Includes Five-Year Winning Streak
Willie Campbell, a famed American golf figure born in Musselburgh Scotland in 1846, died at his Dorchester home after a protracted illness. He rose to prominence for match play and, from 1883 to 1888, won every match he played, defeating rivals such as Bob Ferguson and Park. He served as superintendent at Franklin Park and later as golf instructor and seller at the locality.
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Shaw Ferguson title clash eyed by Kirtland crowd
Lynn plans a banner boxing night at the Kirtland Athletic Club with the New England heavyweight championship bout between Tom Shaw of Allston and Sandy Ferguson of Chelsea. Preliminary bouts include Bert Clancy vs Terry McManus and Charley O Rourke vs Joe Mullins, with a Thanksgiving night feature at Isoteric Club.
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Boxing Gossip Ties Night Contests at Kirtland Club
Boxing gossip from Boston notes final arrangements for Shaw vs Ferguson at the Kirtland club tonight with Bill Daly refereeing. Armstrong may meet the winner. Jordan remains open to challengers in Boston. Other bouts and future matches include McGovern vs Jordan, Smith vs Edwards, and Carew vs Devine.
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Bicyclist Kiser Eyes Middle-Distance Switch and LA Races
Sven Earl Kiser known as the Day ton Dumpling may move to paced racing next season. He has offers for at least three races in Los Angeles this winter and hopes Boston remains his base. Also noted: first hare and hounds event by South Boston Wheelmen, entry fee 25 cents, prize, and close of entries Wednesday. Protests and appeals noted for Orlando Stevens Floyd McFarland and Will Stinson. Mareuerite Gast wins six day race in Brooklyn but revenue poor. Miss Lottie Brandon to join an Uncle Tom tour. President plans for a ten lap track at old Park Square station. Eagle C C to reorganize. Tom Barnaby in Nanaimo in good condition.
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Pillsbury Wins 14 of 16 Blindfold Chess Matches
In a remarkable display of memory, Harry N. Pillsbury defeated members of the Columbia Chess Club, winning 14 of 16 blindfold games. He played for 718 hours, recalling about 1000 moves without a single error.
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