Malden High to Host Providence Technical in Saturday Football
Malden High School will host Providence Technical School on Saturday afternoon at Malden. Rindge Manual Training declines post season with Malden amid past baseball tensions. Boston area prep instructors plan basketball practice start and strict game rules for the coming season. Local talks with St John’s Prep and Haverhill High hint at a post season football meeting next Saturday.
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Thornton D. Jenkins
Malden High
Providence Technical School
Malden High School
Malden
Rindge Manual Training School
Rindge
Cambridge
Cannell
Technical High
Providence
Boston
Mason Street
St. John’s Prep
Haverhill
St. John's
Marathon team race at Madison Square Garden draws favorites
English pair Abbie Wood and Shrubb and Canadian duo Holmer and Queal are tipped as the favorites for the 26 mile 385 yard Marathon team race at Madison Square Garden New York. Shrubb in good form and Wood set to handle most work while Holmer and Queal seen as strongest overall contenders.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Abbie Wood
Shrubb
Holmer and
Queal
Longboat
Boston
Wood
Shrubb-Wood
al Shrubb
A. E. Wood
Tom Longboat
Holmer
Meadows
Woods
Svanberg
St. Yves
Street High Wins Rhode Island Inter scholastic League Title
Street High team claims the championship by three points in the Rhode Island Inter scholastic league. The squad is largely new to football, and their season success stems from careful instruction under the new rules.
Rhode Island Tech Team Shifts Roles For Crown Race
Captain Rogers leads Tech with a left half position while most teammates are new to football. Fraser and McLeod show promise as a drop kicker. Emmett and Boyle stand out at end and center, with Rogers named among all in scholastic players by Providence papers.
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Emmett
Teokie
Boyle
Rogers
Meadows
St. Yves
Svanberg
Kolhemainen
Nieminen
Ljungstrom
Swain
Fraser
McLeod
Tech
Providence
Rhode Island
Ted Coy
Harvard
Yale
Ted
Kilpatrick
Barney Oldfield Defies A A A In Outlaw Racing
Barney Oldfield plans more racing as an outlaw drawing calm from A A A officials who warn against competing on licensed tracks. The dispute follows past defiance at Readville and a move with Jack Johnson, with Oldfield forming his own races if needed.
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Barney Oldfield
American Automobile Association
L.R. Speare
Oldfield
Manufacturers’ Association
Barney
Readville
Jack Johnson
Cardinals and Browns Agree to Five Year Spring Series
The St. Louis Cardinals and Browns enter a five year arrangement to play a spring series. The plan aims to prepare both clubs for the championsh ip campaign and offset expenses of a struggling team.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Browns
Rld
Vessels Arrive at Boston Harbor Amid Cargo Rush
The harbor sees multiple arrivals including the Priscilla with haddock cod and hake, and the John Hays Hammond Lillian B. C. Hussey and Mattakeeset selling large quantities of fish. The Ripple steam trawler will be launched at Fore River yard, Captain Michael Green to helm. Several liners arrive after delays from gales, with cargoes of cotton, freight, and passengers. The week’s customs show notable drops in imports versus last year. The Landsman continues.
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T Wharf
Priscilla
John Hays Hammond
Lillian
B. C. Hussey
Mattakeeset
BE. C. Hussey
Georges
Gloucester
Ripple
Fore River
Michael Green
Haddock
Red Star
Marquette
Antwerp
Boston
Savannah
Diehl
Macon
United Fruit Company
Esparta
Port Simon
C. R
Robert G. Leavitt
Athens
America
Zent
Costa Rica
Long Wharf
Admiral Schley
Leyland
Winifredfan
F. Shepherd
Liverpool
Winnifredian
Grand Junction Piers
Holmeside
Manchester
England
New York
Philadelphia
A. J. Ward
N. Ward & Co
Ward
Atlantic Works
Rebecca Palmer
Brunswick
Palmer
Sallie C. Marvil
Sandy Hook
Wood End
Sunlight
Macoris
San Domingo
Lower Bay
Crowley
Custom House
Season of praise for revised football rules and rising indoor hype
The piece lauds the post season shift to a revised football style with fewer injuries and broader spectator appeal. It notes Shrubb and A E Wood favored in the Madison Square Garden marathon and cites top distance runners, boxing figures, and college stars shaping the indoor season frontier.
Athletics and boxing notes from early 1900s column
The column notes Christy Athewson winning three of four against the Highlanders, Battling Nelson losing the lightweight title to Ad Wolgast in their latest bout, debates marathon distances at 25 miles versus the official 26 miles 585 yards, and Harvard's 12 0 win over Brown with Klaus and Gardner previously facing off in a 12 round decision.
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Tex
Ramsdell
Christy Athewson
Highlanders
Nelson
Joe Gans
Ad Wolgast
Ashland
Boxston
London
Harvard
Brown
Providence
Crimson
Frank Klaus
Jimmy Gardner
Armory Club
Klaus
Cardinals Sign Hauser At Double Pay With Bonuses
Arnold Hauser, the Cardinals’ young shortstop, rejoined the club under a new deal with Mr Bresnehan for double last year’s salary and a promise of four bonuses if he hits over 240.
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Arnold Hauser
Cardinals
Mr. Bresnehan
Ar is First Class if It Uses Ky Weiner Whiskey
An ad offers a full quart of Ky Weiner Whiskey for one dollar, claiming premium quality and value for whiskey buyers. The fragment suggests a promotional price point and product claim.
Boxing News Roundup and Upcoming Fights Across Cities
The article surveys recent boxing results and rumors including Nelson Moran aftermath and payoff, Nelson’s postfight stroll and interest in Wolgast, San Francisco boxing revival, and fight cards featuring Gallagher, Flynn, Dumont, and Kelly. It notes gallery earnings and upcoming showdowns at Armory Club on December 18 and matches in Manchester New Hampshire.
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San Francisco
Nelson
Moran
Jim Corfrothn
Dane
Wolgast Demands Heavy Fee for Moran Bout Referee Control
The likely rematch with Moran may be blocked by profit concerns. Wolgast seeks 12,600 dollars for his share and referee choice, while Moran’s side resists such terms. The English challenger wants a shot at Wolgast but rejects harsh terms.
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Wolgast
Nelson
Moran
Klaus Strives to Beat Gardiner in Armory Showdown
Frank Klaus arrives with manager George Engle and sparring partner Frankie Madole from Pittsburg as Jim Gardner trains hard for tonight's bout at the Armory Club. Gardner’s condition is debated by trainers and fans while locals like Joe Hicks insist he is in peak form. The card features six round preliminaries including Furey versus Nelson and Alger versus McGovern, with Terry Martin and Frank Perron headlining the Casino show at Fall River.
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Frank Klaus
George Engle
Frankie Madole
Pittsburg
Klaus
Jimmy Gardner
Armory Club
Gardner
Big Joe Hicks
Lowell
Joe
Tommy Furey
Attleboro
Joe Nelson
Lawrence
George Alger
Young McGovern
Woburn
Tommy Flanagan
Cambridge
Freddie Maguire
Colonial Club
Fall River
Terry Martin
Philadelphia
Frank Perron
Pawtucket
Ray Wood
Henry Myers
Shipping News Mini Almanac
A compact shipping entry lists sun and tide details for the day and a long roster of arriving and sailing steamers and barges. Notable vessels include Marquette, Bostonian, City of Macon, Calvin Austin, and Sunlight with destinations such as Antwerp Manchester Port Simon Savannah and Baltimore. Multiple tugs, barges, and schooners are noted, with movements between Salem Newport News and New York along the coast.
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Tribe
Antwerp
Bostonian
Parry
Manchester
Esparza
Glenn
Port Simon
C. R
Calvin Austin
Allan
St. John
N. B
City of
Tng Covington
Law
Salem
Bark Sunlight
Crowley
Macors
Seth M. Todd
Sawyer
Calais
New York
Hastings
Kelloch
Rockland
Rheingraf
Havana
Cuba
Portland
Eastport
H. M. Whitney
Coastwise
Baltimore
Patience
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Charles F. Pritchard
Holton
Portsmouth
Lukens
Bear Ridge
Brookside
Marion
Gettysburg
Cto
Langhorne
Ephrata
Wiedmont
Covington
Newport News
Kennebec
New Haven
Mary B. Mitchay Meane
Emelie
Newport
Harvard
Steamer Transportation
McGraw Quits Ring Claiming Foul. Smith Wins
Terry McGraw of Baltimore quits a scheduled 10 round fight with Cy Smith of West Hoboken in Albany claiming a sixth round foul. A physician finds no foul and Referee Tibbetts declares Smith the winner.
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Albany
N. Y
Terry McGraw
Baltimore
Cy Smith
West Hoboken
Knickerbocker A. C
McGraw
Tibbetts
Smith
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Johnny Summers
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Jimmy Clabby
Rayson
Antipodes
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Jack
Twin) Sullivan
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Sam Langford
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Pat Moore
Jimmy Walsh
Old Howard
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Mo Ae Attell
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Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
President Roads
Elizabeth Gilbert
Jacksonville
Charlotte W.miller
Stonington
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Bear River
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