Bowdoin Tops Harvard In Close Field Battle
Bowdoin defeated Harvard 17 to 6 on Soldiers Field with Porter scoring on a 50 yard dash after a fumble. Marshall added a 50 yard run and Tenney scored twice as Bowdoin capitalized on early mistakes under brisk rain. Yale beat Tufts 34 to 6 as Chadwick Hogan and Ward each had touchdowns and Knight added goals.
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Bowdoin
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Porter
Bowditch
Philpon
Marshall
Graydon
Tenney
Clark
Piper
Stern
King
Mills
Jones
Larabee Wright
Bleakie
Davis
Ins
L. G
Shaw
Ieeey
Ian
Staples Mer
Mules A
Hatch
Sanborn Eaviar Mills
Philoon
Connors Bowditch
Clark, Motley
Porter Marshall
Elkins
Blanchard
Cochrane
Wood
Stillman
Connors
Lewis
R. B
Knight
W. Doyle
New Haven
Hammond
Yale
Mullen
Tufts
Mr. Strong
Chadwick
Hogan
Ward
Shevlin
Dunham
Brown and Vermont Tie at Andrews Field in Wet Conditions
Brown and Vermont battled to a 0 0 tie at Andrews Field in Providence. The 15 minute halves produced a stout defensive game with loose offense and frequent fumbles. Morse of Vermont attempted a long 85 yard place kick, but it fell short while Captain Barry of Brown starred on defense.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
University of Vermont
Andrews Field
Morse
Vermont
Barry
Local option rally electrifies Roxbury audience in Boston
A Dudley Street Opera House meeting launched the local option campaign with Boston clergy urging turnout in November. A five member committee was formed to create a 25 member general committee to organize the movement. Speakers included Rev A H Plumb Rev Dixon Rev Dunlop Dr Miles and W L Asking with notes on opposition from brewers and calls for district choice. A colored trio sang during the event.
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Dudley Street
Roxbury
Boston
A. @. Dixon
A H. Plumb
A. (. Dixon
J. J. Dunlop
C. FB
Miles
W. L Askin
Dudley Street Opera House
Harvey W. Ewing
Winthrop Street
Francis Butler
Newton
Somerville
Watertown
W. W. Bustard
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Prince's Kiss Cited in Divorce Suit in San Francisco
Edward K. Keener of Pierce & Co. files for divorce alleging his wife’s indiscretions. He claims in December 1901 at the Hotel Lambourne she entertained Prince Zabowski and kissed and caressed him, with the prince also kissing her.
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San Francisco
Prince
Edward K. Keener
Pierce & Co
Tairing
Lambourne
Prince Zabowski
Zabowski
Local women sweep first round of national golf title
In wet conditions at the Country Club 382 players contended in the women’s national championship. Local rivals led as Greater Boston entrants Miss Margaret Curtis Miss Pauline Mackay Miss Louisa Wells Miss M. B. Adams Miss M. W. Phelps and Miss Fannie Osgood advanced to the second round while Miss Bessie Anthony and Miss Anita Phipps also impressed. Mrs. Walter M. Gorham’s upset over Mrs. Edward A. Manice highlighted the day’s surprises amid four 19th hole thrillers and strong play from Apawamis and Glenview competitors.
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E. A. Manice
Bessie Anthony
Greater Boston
Margaret Curtis
Manchester
Pauline Mackay
Wollaston
Louisa A. Wells
Brookline
M. B. Adams
M. W. Phelps
Fannie C. Osgood
Brownelle
Providence
New England
Edward A. Manice
Lenox Golf Club
Walter M. Gorham
Philadelphia
Miss Fannie
Osgood
Brookline Country Club
Miss Maud Wetmore
Newport Country Club
Miss Wetmore
Miss Osgood
Newport
Georgianna Bishop
Brooklawn Club
Bridgeport
Oakley Country Club
Anthony
Porter
Miss Anthony
Miss Porter
Oakley
F. Louise Vanderhoef
Ardsley Country Club
J. Anna Carpenter
Westward Ho Club
Chicago
William Shippen
Morris County Country Club
J. T. Hubbard
Harbor Hill Golf Club
Genevieve Hecker
Apawamis Club
Edward Sanford
Essex County Country Club
Manice
Glenview Golf Club
Watertown
Second Round Drawings For Tomorrow Morning
The schedule lists eight matchups among women players including Meecae Margaret Curtis against Pauline Mae, Mollie Brownell facing Mrs. W. M. Gorham, Bessie Anthony versus Mrs. M. Pendleton Rogers, Genevieve Hecker against Ruth Underwood, Louisa A. Wells versus M. B. Adams, M. W. Phelps against Fannie C. Osgood, L Vanderhoef versus William Shippen, and C. F. Fox versus Georgianna Pishop.
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Meecae Margaret Curtis
Pauline Mae
Mollie Brownell
W. M. Gorham
Bessie Anthony
M. Pendleton Rogers
Genevieve Hecker
Ruth Underwood
Louisa A. Wells
M. B. Adams
M. W. Phelps
Fannie C. Osgood
F. L. Vanderhoef
William Shippen
C. F. Fox
Georgianna Pishop
Unexpected Happenings in National Women's Golf
Miss Bessie Anthony toppled Miss Elizabeth Porter from a 4 down with 4 to play comeback as Mrs. Gorham defeated Mrs. Manice 5 up 4 to play in the first round of match play. Miss Porter remained steady, Miss Carpenter forfeited a technical advantage, and Miss Underhill edged Mrs. Brown at the 19th hole.
Golf tournament shows wide spread of talent across regions
The article notes that Philadelphia still has two representatives with a real chance to advance, while New York, Chicago, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Boston remain represented. It argues there are first class golfers nationwide, not confined to one region, and emphasizes the sport's growth potential.
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Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Boston
Boxing and Broadway Boxing Happenings In Boston
Nat Goodwin's warm regard for boxers, notably Kid McCoy and Young Corbett, surfaces amid tales of exhibitions, bets, and club challenges. Dave Sullivan eyes Boston matches while Sandy Ferguson and Teague era hints surface. discussions of Irish and British fighters color the scene. future events at Feld and Grand Theatre are teased.
Boston Checker Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Boston Checker Club held its annual election of officers at its headquarters in the American House last evening. George H. Dean was chosen president with Dr Edward Ham as vice president, M Winslow as treasurer H H Takin as financial secretary and J B Greeham as secretary.
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Boston Checker Club
American House
George H. Dean
Edward Ham
M. Winslow
H. H. Takin
J. B. Greeham
Second Regiment Wins State Rifle Title Under Poor Weather
Walnut Hill October 1 The Second Regiment M V M carried the state general rifle title despite drizzling rain and mist that prevented record scores. Protests over ammunition seating and fatigue blouse rules were noted. individual scores to be announced later. Colonel James G. White directed the event with Major Herbert A. Clark Major Frederick B. Carpentier and other officers overseeing 600 and 399 yard pits.
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Walnut Hill
Stewart Wise
James G. White
Herbert A. Clark
Frederick B. Carp
Maine hunting season opens in Bangor crowds gather
Oct 1 Bangor Maine there was the opening of the deer hunting season with large crowds arriving. Hunters come from across the country as game is reported plentiful and prospects are bright. The current season looks set to exceed last year’s record.
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Bangor
iMe
Criterion A C Bouts At Criterion A C Meet
A good turnout filled Criterion A C last night as three bouts provided lively action. Peter Brooks defeated George Murray in six rounds, Jimmy Gardiner outboxed Billy Ryan after four rounds, and Patsey Sweeney defeated Gus Zeigler in two rounds in the main event.
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Critterion A. C
Peter Brooks
George Murray
Dan Lonnelly
Brooks
Jimmy Gardiner
Billy Ryan
Gardiner
Ryan
Patsey Sweeney
Gus Zeigler
Manchester
Sweeney
New York excursion from Boston by rail today
The Boston and Maine railroad offers a New York excursion today with a rate of 3 dollars. Tickets are on sale at 322 Washington Street in Boston and at Union Station.
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New York
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Washington Street
Union Station
Weld and Newell crews begin work on the Charles
The Weld and Newell crews started their assignment on the Charles yesterday. An unusually large number of promising new men are in the ranks this year.
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Weld
Newell
Princeton Opens Football Season With Swarthmore Victory
Princeton defeated Swarthmore 18 to 0 in a season opener. One touchdown came in the first half and two in the second, all scored by Princeton players. The game was played in Princeton, New Jersey, on October 1.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Tufts College
Tufts
van der Poel
Captain Knight
Dunham
Knight
Shevlin
Princeton
N. J
Swarthmore
Palma Tablets Advertised As Energy Booster And Kidney Aid
Success comes only to the man or woman who is of strong nerve keen brain and boundless energy. To perfect these qualities in those who lack them we put up Palma Tablets. They do the work and besides are great for the kidneys induce restful sleep and make you look and feel years younger. 50 cents per box 12 boxes with guarantees. Sold by Walker Rintels Drug Co Dewey Sq BF Bradbury Beach St and Harrison Ave F H Putnam 31 School St 1681 and 2121 Washington St Klein's corner Tremont and Boylston St.
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Walker
Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. HH
Putnam
School St
Washington &T
C. PF. Faton
Friend St
Klein's
Tremont
Boylston St
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Bishop
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Concord Golf Club
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Hayward Place
Miss Hecker
Mrs. Manice
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
America
Elizabeth Porter
Nat Goodwin
Young Corbett
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Frank Erne
Martin Walsh
Jack Seales
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Ferguson
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National Sporting Club
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Steve M
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Corbett
McGovern
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Gun Ziegler
Sullivan
Eddie Royleston
Boyleston
Dave Suilch
Sandy Ferguson
Grand Theatre
Elm Street
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Mr. Henton
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J. W. Kelly
Criterion Club
Feld
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Jimmy Handler
San. Harris
Bestor
Terry
Harris
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Nies
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Criterion A. C. Bouts
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