Harvard Defeats Bowdoin 12 to 0 in Slow Game
Harvard's defense struggled as Bowdoin pressed and moved the ball, with a 59 yard kickoff return by Graydon highlighting a tough first half. Campbell and Reid stabilized the later drive, while Hovey Meier and Barnard shone on Harvard's freshman-heavy lineup.
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Harvard
Bowdoin
Crimson
Ane
Wilson
Piper
Hne
Ain
Campbell
Bowditch
Hovey
Graydon
Perkins
Jones
Reid
J. Marks
Éles
Meier
Barnard
Devens
Monroe
Hunt
Pernence
I. Donee
F. Testere Sett
Hamilton Rowdrtch
Burgess
Oat Inks
Baldwin
Y Postechipeerby
Noyes
B. B
G. L. Jones
Swan
Amherst Stuns Yale With Strong Defense In Surprise Win
Amherst football held Yale to one touchdown in a 12 and 10 minute halves game in New Haven. Amherst’s line played stout defense, delivering a surprising upset despite Yale’s heavier lineup on paper.
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New Haven
Conn
Amherst
Yale
Elis
Thehusetts
Penn State Narrowly Ousts Franklin and Marshall on Franklin Field
The University of Pennsylvania football team defeated Franklin and Marshall 6 to 0 at Franklin Field. Penn carried the ball for a lone first-half touchdown after a 12 yard fumble recovery, Bennett scoring the point after. Referee J Hedges and umpire N P Stauffer officiated.
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Harvard
Bowdoin
Yale
Amherst
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Marshall
Philadelphia
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin and Marshall
Franklin Field
Pennsylve
G. Franklin
Bennett
J. Hedges
Omplire
N. P. Stauffer
Akeeper—Corley
Brown 16 Colby 0 in Providence football clash
Brown defeated Colby 16 to 0 on the local grounds as both teams showed limited defensive rigor but creditable offense. McIntyre and Bates scored for Brown with Bates adding two goals. officials included Slo cum and Wheeler with linesmen from Brown and Colby.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Colby
Colby Abbott
R. E
Saunders
Mavage
Tisce Nc
Cowl Brown
van Nostrand
Codd
Hall
Williams Webb
Hymes Bates
F. D
Sef
Dudley
McIntyre
Bates
Slocum, Brown
Wheeler, Brown
Blanding
Levine
Boston American and Manchester Team Battle At Varick Park
Boston American defeated Manchester 7 to 6 in a snappy game at Varick Park as Boston staged a five run burst in the fourth inning while Manchester committed seven errors. Time 1 hour 23 minutes. Umpire J J Kelley.
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Manchester
N. H
Manchesters
Varick Park
Bostons
Boston
J. J. Kelley
Boston Sentiment Favors Shamrock in War Aid Debate
The speaker notes strong Boston support for the Shamrock, receiving daily letters about the matter and many asking if backing the Shamrock would be unpatriotic amid wartime sentiments.
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Boston
Winds Bring Fresh Northwesterly Breeze For Sandy Hook Yacht Race
Washington reports a fresh northwest wind forecast for the Sandy Hook yacht race between Columbia and Shamrock II. The 30 mile triangular course will be sailed in three 10 mile legs with a windward start and potential shifts. Officials updated race dates and ballast rules as Lipton and Morgan sign off on consecutive-day racing while public support leans toward the Shamrock in Boston.
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New York
Washington Weather Bureau
Sandy Hook
Sandy Hook Bay
New York Yacht and
Royal Ulster Yacht Clubs
Sir Thomas Lipton
B. D. Morgan
Columbia
George L. Watson
Shamrock
Boston
New York Yacht Club
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
United States
Lipton
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Crolius Named MIT Football Coach For This Season
Former Dartmouth captain Crolius will coach the MIT football team this year with many veterans returning. The schedule lists Holy Cross in Boston on Oct 9, Amherst at Amherst on Oct 12, Wesleyan on Oct 19 in Middletown, Tufts in Boston on Oct 26, N H State in Durham on Nov 2, Brown in Providence on Navy 6, and Worcester in Boston on Nov 9.
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F. J. Crolius
Dartmouth
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
J. Griel
Holy Cross
Boston
Amherst
Wesleyan
Middletown
Tufts
N. H. State
Durham
Navy
Brown
Providence
Worcester
West Scotland ready to renew challenge for America's Cup
Glasgow October 2 It is claimed that if Shamrock II fails in the current series a West Scotland syndicate will issue another challenge for the cup.
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Scotch Syndicate
Glasgow
West Scotland
Race notes say Shamrock and Columbia show no clear test
Irving Cox calls Tuesday race inconclusive proving only that Shamrock stays fast on smooth water. He notes light winds kept speeds insignificant, with Shamrock and Columbia trading leads and neither boat tested by breezes. Cox defines Shamrock weather as up to 16 knots with no sea.
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New York
Irving Cox
Shamrock
Columbia
Yale Coach Brown Leads Saturday Games This Season
Captain F E Gordon Brown of last year’s eleven will coach Yale every Saturday this season. A. Bard of 34 Cogswell Avenue, North Cambridge, lists weight range 120-195 pounds for Saturday Oct. 5.
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Jack’’ Hayes
Harvard
Denver
Batttle
Denver Athletic Club
Frank Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
Williams
Newton
Roslindale
A. A
Johnson
Kilby Street
Mes
Firs
George H. Bourne
G. H. Rne
Adams Street
New Dorchester
Mathewson
New York
Homestead A. C
Louis
Laster
Columbia
G. Foster Sanford
Yale
O'Brien
Broadway
Richdale A. C
Gare
Mme
Cambridge
Somerville
A. Bard
Cogswell Avenue
North
Gordon Brown
Brighton High Beats Mechanic Arts 18 to ?
Brighton High defeated Mechanic Arts yesterday at Rogers Park with a final score of 18 to 0. The game featured no touchdowns in the first half before Brighton tallied in the second period with Timmins and Jordan scoring on 8 yard runs. Players listed include Broadbridge O'Brien Keenan Curran Smith Porter Turner McDowall West McDevitt Richardson Moore Van Amridge and Hinkley Greene.
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Brighton High
Mechanic Arts
Rogers Park
Brighton
Timmins
Jordan
Mechanic A. H
Broadbridge
O'Brien Keenan
Curran Smith
Chase Porter
OttMann Turner
Foster Price
McDowall
van Amridge
R. H
Aeel
H. B
Hinkley Tinmine
F. Sessssef
Greene
Brighton Secore 18 leads with touchdowns and Timmins kicks
Secore Brighton scores 18 with two Jordan touchdowns and Timmins adds three kicking goals. Umpire Curtis and Referee Keefe oversee the match, with Mc Farland as linesman. Two 15 minute halves.
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Secore Brighton
Jordan
Timmins
Curtis
Keefe
McFarland
Somerville High Falls 6 0 to Phillips Andover
Phillips Andover defeated Somerville High 6 to 0. Somerville showed fight with near misses while Jones and Taylor made long runs for their teams.
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Andover
Somerville High
Phillips Andover
Jones
Somerville
Taylor
Dorchester High Defeats Dedham High In Stone Park Tilt
Dorchester High School beat Dedham High 12 to 0 at Stone Park on October 2. Dorchester’s Tucker at fullback delivered a brilliant performance while Wheelock scored the second touchdown on a 40-yard run, and Dedham’s players were lighter but played a fast game.
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Dorchester H
Dedham H
Dedham
Stone Park
Dorchester High School
Dedham High
Tucker
Dorchester
Wheelock
Reiff Accused of Crooked Ride by English Jockeys
Lester Reiff, the American jockey whose license was withdrawn by the Jockey Club, says the charges of riding crooked on Delacy and letting Minnie Dee win are a maze with no explanations. He defends his ride at Manchester, cites course quirks, and blames English trainers for hostility toward Americans.
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London
Lester Reiff
Jockey Club
Newmarket Iesth
Delacy
Minnie Dee
Marcus Beresford
de Lacy
Manchester
Johanie
Mimnie Dee
Lord Beresford
Johnnie
Lester
Ishard
Richard Croker
Reiff
Reif
William C. Whitney
Wollaston Open Golf Opens Fall Tournament Crowded Links
Wollaston Golf Club opened its fall tournament with 18 hole medal play. George S. Forbush posted the best net 7 percent on a 14 handicap, while A B Graves of Concord led morning rounds with 71. G B R Freeman had the day’s best gross 82. A wind gale hindered late starters. Wollaston beat Agawam 19 up in a afternoon team match and defeated Brae Burn 4 up in a women’s match. Tomorrow closes the open with handicap foursomes bogey.
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Wollaston
Ray
George
Forbush
Graves
Concord Club
G.B. R. Freeman
A. S. Graves
Concord
F. F. H. Smith
G. ©. Atherton, Jr
Wollaston Club
Agawam Club
Providence
R. I
Princeton Leads In Intercollegiate Tennis Championship
Princeton tops in four singles matches as play resumes at Merion Cricket Club Hav erford. Yale Harvard and Columbia each win one. Singles results include F D Alexander Princeton defeating J A Roche Harvard 6 3 6 3 and M Ogden Princeton beating H A Plummers Yale 6 3 6 4.
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Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
F. D. Alexander
J. A. Roche
KE. L. Mahan
F. B. Conciet
M. Ogden
H. A. Plummers
F. L. Russell
E. W. Leonard
F. W. Allan
F. Blagdin
H. A. Galpin
RK. K. Condict
KF. D. Alexander
E. L. Mahan
British Cricketers Face New York Team in Open Match
Bosanquet's 12 English players open a two day game with 12 New York men at Knickerbocker A C Ber gen Point N J. New York posts 143 runs while English side trails at 5 for 1 at stumps. Dinner and entertainment follow as play resumes tomorrow at 11.
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New York
Bosanquet
Knickerbocker A. C
Bergen Point
N. J
Dalton
Prendergast
Kelly
Standfaat
Murdotch
Mayfield broodmares and stallions sold at Sheepshead Bay
Mayfield stud horses went under the hammer at Sheepshead Bay. Saville drew strong bidding and sold to J A Hodge for 10000 dollars. Other high fliers included Imp Royal Stag 1400, Imp Contract 1400, Sun Dial 1000, and Imp Star Actress 2000 among bidders R K McPatter R H Neville L Faure and Rancocas Stock Farms.
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New York
Mayfield Stud
Sheepshead Bay
Saville
J. A. Hodge
R. KE. McPatter
R. H. Neville
Sun Dial
Rancocas Stock Farms
Kendal Petraschina
L. Faure
McChesney Sets Track Record at Harlem Half Mile
McChesney won the fifth race at Harlem in 1 18 4-5 for six and a half furlongs. The horse carried 105 pounds with Winkfield riding as the 8 to 5 favorite, besting the previous 1:19 record held by Sly on the same track. He led from the start and never dropped back, beating Merriment who was 11 to 5.
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Chicago
Harlem
McChesney
Sly
Winkfield
Merriment
Newton Team Defeats Vesper 31 Up on Golf Club Links
Newton city golf squad hosted Vesper Country Club of Lewell and won by 31 strokes. Home players led with steady tee shots and accurate putting as the match concluded this afternoon at the Newton Centre Golf Club.
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Newton
Newton Centre
Vesper
Lewell
Pirates Win In Fast Game At Pittsburg
Pittsburg closed its season with an easy win over Boston in a brisk game marked by Railroad Day. Railroad officials from Buffalo and elsewhere attended as a silver trophy cup was presented to the champions amid strong crowd support. Attendance reported as 40.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Boston
Buffalo
Drie
Eer
Tallyhos
Railroad Club
Philadelphia Takes Both Ends of Twin Bill From Reds
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 in the first game and 5 to 3 in the second, with both games played in Cincinnati. The Phillies' pitching held the Reds to limited runs while Philadelphia produced timely hits and base running. Attendance listed as 600 for each game.
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H. PR
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Donohue
Hahn
Whitescheeie
Barry
Hallman
Flick
Magoon
Delehanty
McEarland
Steinfeldt
Beckley
Orth
Phillips
Irors
Thomas
Tacklitsch
Harley
Brown
Som
Nash and Brown
Boxing Gossip from Boston on O'Rourke Walcott and Carter
The column resumes boxing chatter from Boston with O Rourke and Walcott rumors and a planned Oct 15 Carter clash at the Twentieth Century Club. It notes 20 pound catchweights, a potential Broad vs McGovern bout, Hughey Padden as a likely Ter McGovern foe, and a fund raising testimonial for Quinn’s artificial leg.
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O'Rourke
Walcott
Kid Carter
Twentieth Century Club
Carter
Kid Broad
Ter McGovern
Dope
Hughey Padden
Hughey
Terry
Marley Chatson
Boston
Mike Sullivan
South Hoston
Ratson
Snarley
Lathison
Baller Quinn
Colonial Hall
Weskingee Street
Quinn
Waverley
Charles R
John Graham
Boston Athletic Association
Exeter Street
Inquirer
Amateur Athletic Union
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
New Hampshire Hunt Nears With Racing Men And Tech Trials
F L Howe leads Bobby Walthour's party to a New Hampshire farm for fox hunting with Will Stinson W E Tenzler Lyman Myers and others. Tenzler plans riding dogs and a motor bicycle test while Simson trains at Vailsburg and New York. Charles McConnell misses Brockton Fair due to illness. Frank Waller's motor bicycle fails at Charles River Park, top tube cracked. Chelsea Cycle Club to host a select dance. Charlestown Wheelmen eye a postponed half century ride. Thivisions set from Hancock Square toward Acton.
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Newampshire
F. L. Howe
Bobby Walthour
New Hampshire
Will Stinson
W. E. Tenzler
Lyman Myers
Fred Blanchard
Tenzler
Simson
Vailsburg
New York
Brockton
Charles McConnell
Brockton Fair
Frank Waller
Charles River Park
Chelsea Cycle Club
Hall
Charlestown
Hancock
Acton
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R. Os Holt
E Gosa
Hart
Doak
Ward
Meott
PeSauiles
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Chadwick
Dheer
Massachusetts
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Villa Nova
Cornell
Rochester
Ithaca
N. Y
Rochester University
Percy Field
Franklin & Marshall
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Gettysburg
Carlisle Indians
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Williamstown
Laureate Boat Club
Troy
Cithacaell
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Attick
Rutgers
Fom Collier's Weekly
Brin
Bostonians
Washington
Weather Bureau
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Regatta Committee
Lewis Cass Ledyard
R. G. Sharmian-Crawford
Ithacans
Crolius
TECH
Cox
Mechanics
Upreme
A. G
Cleare
Ace
Reiff Arraign Racing
Mayfield Horses
Vespess
Pirates
B. Po.a
Davis
Bransfe
Benet
B. Rees
Burke
BP Yeunger
R. Rickert
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Tenney
Ress
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Lowe
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Joston
Pitt
Fransfield
Ritchey
T Nichols
Wagner
Eager
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Long
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Ieever
Cels
Leever
Emelie
Bicysle
Anden
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