Harvard Battery A 6 Cadets 0 in Stadium Football game
Battery A defeats the First Corps Cadets 6 to 0 at Harvard Stadium in front of about 10 000 fans. Rogers scored the touchdown and Crocker kicked the goal. Second half was dominated by Battery A with key runs by Andrews and sustained defense.
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First Corps OF Cadets
Battery A
First Corps
Harvard
Soldier Boys
Battery
Talbot
Crocker
Macomber
Dandies
Pope
Andrews
Mackay
Follet
Rogers
Husky
Cadets
Harrington
Adams
Burrage
Mackey
Rotch
Femagvsoi
Glee Eichules Eral Oraiece
R. E
Talbot Tabor UE
Ie T
Huguley
Cotting Blorots
Etiee
Ware Novas
Nk Ass
Eee
Ck Ace
Ncebien Kharate E
Lyman Sargent
Wheeler
R. G
Cceeee-L. G
Merchant
Mackey Buspar II
Ace Co
Follett
G. Cadets
Apollonio
Rand
Jack Hallowell
F. A. Woods
Direct Hal Sells for 10000 at Madison Square Garden
At the Old Glory horse sale in Madison Square Garden Direct Hal, holder of a world pace record, sold for 10000 to Howard Cobb of Ithaca New York. Eight year old stallion Todd, half brother to Sadie Mac and sire of Kentucky Todd, Nance ONeill and others, sold for 20000 to William Bradley of New York. bred by Malcolm Forbes of Boston.
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NMNHW
York
Hal
Pacer
Howard Cobb
Ithaca
N. Y
Madison Square Garden
Todd
Sadie Mac
Kentucky Todd
Nance O'Neill
William Bradley
New York
Malcolm Forbes
Boston
Weston Hike Celebrated by Boston Teammates in Verse
A tribute poem praises Weston for a record setting hike along the pike. D M Gallagher extols Weston once a Boston boy and akin to a strenuous ruler, noting public admiration from Teddy Roosevelt and others. The piece lauds grit and lack of mollycoddle traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Payson Weston
Dr. Osler
Pike
Boston
Mlayson Weston
Teddy Roose
Along the Water Front Thanksgiving Quiet at T Wharf
Thanksgiving Day at T wharf was quiet with two vessels reaching the pier Olive F Hutchins carrying haddock cod and hake and Thomas L Carroll with haddock cod and hake. Twenty ships tied up crews enjoyed turkey at homes as more vessels are expected to meet Friday demand. The Cymric from Queenstown and Liverpool delays reach Hoosac docks tomorrow morning. The Ivernia from Liverpool and Queenstown docks next Thursday morning. Leyland one Philadelphia from Toronto arrived and will dock at Charlestown as Anglian departs for London. The Badenta from Hamburg-American arrived Mystic with cargo mostly Christmas toys. Repairs continue on the Mercury bow after fog collision with D D Kelly. Boston imports fall slightly to 1 309 681 while exports drop to 2 038 920 versus last year. The Admiral Sampson sails from Port Antonio with bananas oranges grape fruit coconuts and lime juice due Monday. The Limon sails from Port Limon and due next Wednesday. The Landsman.
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T Wharf
Olive F. Hutchins
Haddock
Thomas L. Carroll
White Star Line
Cymric
Hoosac Docks
Queenstown
Liverpool
W. Finch
Cunard Line
Ivernia
Boston
Leyland One
Philadelphia
J. Gardiner
Mercury
D. D. Kelly
Admiral Sampson
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Shipping News Mini Almanac and Arrivals at Major Ports
Shipping notes list arrivals and departures with crews and passenger counts. Steamers Romanic Badenia Albers Gardner Kinney and others bring mdse and passengers to Philadelphia London Yarmouth Halifax and Norfolk while several tugs tow barges and schooners sail for Philadelphia and Boston in light westerly winds.
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Beadwell
Genoa
Naples
St. Michaels
White Star Isline
Badenia
Ger
Albers
Hamburg
Patterson, Wylde & Co
Philadelphia
Gardner
London
Fred’k Leyland & Co
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
N. S
Kershaw
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Kanawha
Johnson
U. S. Co
Prudence
Minford
Harrisburg
Lamar
Lackawanna
Lewis
Hoboken
Ampere
Cohocton
Daniel Willard
Fitzgerald
Edgewater
Binghampton
Marion
Tug -Nottingham
Bennett
Port Johnson
Portsmouth
N. H
Charles T. Gallagher
Guilmet
Murrell
Paul Palmer
Allen
General BE
Greeley
Tullock
Newport News
Ruth EF. Merrill
Wallace
Lucinda Sutton
O’brien
J. R. Teel
Hansen
Oakley. Curtis
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Boston
Central Wharf
Battery Wharf
Providence
A. M. Graham
Brockton Veteran Firemen Win Challenge Playout
At the Boston College athletic field yesterday morning the General Hancock Veteran Firemen team of Brockton outplayed the General Taylor team of Everett in a challenge playout. Capt. Thomas J. Huey led Brockton as they threw a stream of 224 feet in the event witnessed by a large crowd on and off the field.
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Boston College
Astute T Burns Secures Referee For Bout With Moir
Tommy Burns influences the choice of referee to ensure a fair bout with Mr Moir avoiding excessive punishment. The decision prevents potential defeat or humiliation and preserves Burns balance in the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Burns
Mr. Moir
Tommy
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D Corp
Cade l
Walter Weeden
Harold Cobb
Weston
D. W. Gallagher
Shipping News
Aeeenov
Chatham
Sehbooner Young Brothers
Covington
Boxer
Conestoga
Brockton
Bil Bailey
Bill Squires
Connie Mack
Rube Waddell
Jawn O’brien
Misto Jack
Mr. Weston
Thomas Sharkey
Charley Murphy
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Yale
Poston
Wiason Financial CO
Milk St
H. B. Budding
Washington P
Fannah Mno Anneath
Nlumce
Waltham
Lawrence
Lapham
Wluicees
AL Worcester
State Mutual
Papeerie
Walker
Saxonia
Sylvania
Mauretania
Lusitania
Carmenia
Lucania
Gibraltar
Caronia
Carmania
Slavonia
Cunard CO
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas, P. Sumner
Agt
State St
Deve
Adriatic
People’s Credit CO
Washington St
Cor
Winter
Suffolk Supply Co., Inc
Bromfield St
United States
Newfoundland
Harvey’s
S. B. Yerxa
Central Sq
East
Palmer's
Temple Pl
Whitney’s
Davis
Otier
C. C. Bowles & CO
Aven St
Jordan Marsh Co
Oxford
Pearl St
Somerville
Somerville Ave
Union Sq
West End Dispensary
Bowdoin Sq
Cambridge St
Michigan
Sagamore
Sachem
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
State Street
Franklin Loan CO
School St
Commonwealth
Cet
Dec
P. O
Washington Street
Guy's
Canal St
Neores
Hanover Street
Dewey’ & Co
Milton
Maple St
Blue Hill Age
Mea Ass
Colonial Loan CO
Commercial I Nvestment CO
Devonshire St
D. H. Tolman
McNamara
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Beacon St
Warren Loan CO
A. W. Harmon
Tremont St
P.O. Box
van Dam
Martin
Globe Loan CO
Fesc Uc
Kilby Investment CO
Kilby St
State
Briggs & May
Discount Co
W.H. Spooner
Spooner & Briggs
Devonshire
S. R. Briggs CO
Wash’n St
William EF. Lowry
U. S
Colorado
Academy Ave
R. I
New England
Fred D. Sperry
W. L. Howard
Court St
South Station
Gilchrist Company
Raskind & Shuman
Waltham St
Bromfield
Tel
Menconn-Ald CO
City OF
Boston Post
John A. Rooney
Harvard Medical School
Genito Urinary Hospital
Navy
Hanover St
Mass
Weybosset St
Postoffice
Hertford
Conn
Postofice
Worcester
Rochester
Lnk
Boston Auto School
Tremont Sr., Boston
Market Sq
Prov
Thomas J. Hind
Commercial Wharf
Haverhill St
James Coyne
M. E
d&Suté
Rief
Essex St
Lockport
Ard
U. S. Marine Corps
Jetter
Boston School OF Telegraphy
Boylston St
J. Keezer
Tremont
Robinson the Jeweler
Alberts
Collins
Adidas
Steinway
Weber
Chickering
Knabe
Stieff’s
Etek
aCe Post
the Post
Berry
Blue Hill Ave
Rox
McPhail and
Emerson
Boston School OF Piano
Astrology
Marchand
America
Nabola
Smith
Arthur
Fourth St
Toe
Music Hall
Hamilton Place
BAY State
Mon
Thur
J Ri
Stokell’s
Prof. Slye
Park Sq
N. M. Batch
P. O. Box
Bangor
H. Russell CO
Adams Sq
Weinstein
Touraine
Lenox Jewelry Co
J. S. Round & Coo
Waltham Chemical CO
Waltham, Masa
Eastern
Rockland
Foster's Wharf
Camden
Belfast
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Hampden
Bluehill
Bar Harbor
Portland
Union Wharf
International Division
Foston
Eastport
St. John
Lubee
Fastport
City Ticket Office
Wrecki
Massachusetts
Bankers Loan Company
Court Square
Front St
Legal Loan Co
Krillory
Jull
J. Blackmer
Mont St
Joseph Grady
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