Harvard Loses To Williams In Rough Soldier Field Tilt
Williams outplayed Harvard in the second half on Soldiers Field, carrying the ball twice for 35 yards and pressuring Harvard’s defense. The game featured frequent scrapping, with Williams advancing to Harvard’s 36 yard line and Graves breaking through for a scoring burst. Harvard was penalized four times for offside and failed to stop Williams’s drives.
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Williams
Harvard
Soldiers Field
FE. Kendall
J. Kendall
Jaekel
Peabody
Varsity
Daly
Whitwell
Jackel
Cullinane
Graves
Dudley Clark
Campbell
Dolph
Farvard
Ted Kendall
Lawrence
I. Kendall
Starvard
Dick” Lawrence
Jim
Crimson
Cees
Rooney
O'Neil J. Lawrence
R. T
Simmons Redetild
SiMe Oak
Aeg
T. Cole
Kanter
PGR
Huggins
Davenport Blagden
R. Lawrence
Praeteh Campbell
Bowditch
L. E
R. E
Aly Bane
Kendall
Sawin
Totic
F. H
Arate
F. B
Horses Triumph At Brockton Fair With Record Prizes
Brockton Oct 3 A 30,000 crowd watched horse and bike events at the fair. Prizes totaled hundreds with Tom Noddy and E D Jordan among winners. Track races saw Independence, Red Shedd, Little Boy and Homeward victorious in key heats.
Dramatic Williams Comeback Over Harvard Football
Williams edges Harvard 12 to 9 after a demoralizing first half for Harvard. Daly battled to the end, Daly missed field goals, while Williams freshmen sparkled in the second half and Gilliam’s defense held firm after late drives.
Harvard Beats Williams in 12–0 Football Game
Harvard defeated Williams 12 to 0 in a two 15 minute half game. Kendall scored a touchdown with J Lawrence kicking two goals after touchdowns. Umpire Farley from Harvard, referee Crolius from Dartmouth, linesmen Ellis and Jeffrey officiated. Attendance was 1000.
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Harvard
Williams
Kendall
I. Kendall
J. Lawrence
Farley
Crolius
Dartmouth
Ellis
Jeffrey
Wood
Yale Romps Over Amherst 27 to 0 in Heat Hindered Clash
Yale defeated Amherst 27 to 0 in New Haven as Yale halfbacks struggled for speed yet relied on key plays. Star Sharpe broke for a field length touchdown amid superb Yale interference. Amherst defenders Shay Pallantyne and Metley credited for tackling and punting as substitutions entered in the second half.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Amherst
Sharpe
Shay
Pallantyne
Metley
Brown
Tufts Varsity Football Shaken By Signal Confusion
Tufts in Medford on October 3 faced a severe upheaval as players failed to learn signals prompting Coach Hopkins to switch tackle positions. Practice showed none knew where to run on signals, but after signal drills every man could be used in any position. A later lineup against substitutes showed marked improvement.
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Medford
Tufts
Hopkins
Penn Quakers Blank Franklin and Marshall 47 to 0
University of Pennsylvania dominated Franklin and Marshall in Philadelphia scoring 47 points. Graves kicked a 30 yard field goal and Hare tallied seven touchdowns, sealing a decisive win in a strong team performance.
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Philadelphia
Ont
University of Pennsylvania
Gay
Franklin and Marshall
Graves
Hare
Tigers Rout Stevens College in 40-0 Victory
Princeton thrashed Stevens College 40 to 0 with four touchdowns in the first half and three in the second. Melis sprinted 86 yards for a touchdown and Duncan ran 40 yards for another. Stevens star Stokes played well despite the loss as about 800 fans watched.
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Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Stevens College
Melis
Stevens
Duncan
Stokes
Cornell holds off Rochester in 6 to 0 victory
Ithaca October 3 Cornell defeated Rochester University 6 to 0 in a hard fought game. Neither side impressed, with Demalle of Rochester suffering a dislocation of the right elbow during the match.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Rochester University
Demalle
Rochester
Horses Trained Ahead of Fair Closure
Horses will be educated up to this point before the fair closes, ensuring readiness for events. Trainers focus on pace, gait, and handling to meet judges' expectations and showcase progress.
Brockton Horse Show Opens Amid Largest Display Ever
Afternoon balloon ascent fades into clouds as riders and horses draw attention to Brockton’s biggest horse show yet. By tomorrow an expected 50 horses will be entered, with many exhibitors from Boston, New York, Ottawa and beyond, including Der Jordan and Lawson families. Notable prizes range from 15 to 150 dollars across classes, with multiple entries in derby style and pony divisions.
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Brockton
Tom Noddy
E. D. Jordan
Crow & Murray
Maxmillian
FE. D. Jordan
T. W. Lawson
A. S. Ligelow
Confide
Merrmont
G. S. Low
George Pepper
W. H. Goodwins
Bagatelle
Allan Forbes
W. H. Goodwin
Madison Square Garden
New York
Chiltonville
P. B. Bradley
Hingham
Ottawa
L. C. Whiting
G. F. Learned
Ll. Hitchcock
M. Gorman
Boston
E. B. Webster
Beverly
I. M. Crosby
W. H. Barnard
Naego York
P. Hoagland
T. W. Mack
Frances Roche
Newport
T. W. Pierce
Topsfield
H. DeFord
Brookline
W. E. Kotman
Milton
B. Nason Hamlin
Dedham
Jordan
Isard Denby
I. D. Jordan
Lord Denby N
Lb. Dd. Jordan
Diplomatist
EF. D. Jordan
Dilham Prime Minister
FE. 1D
Jorden
Walsingham
J. OD. Jordan
Giory
Monte Carlo
A. S. Bigelow
Walnut Hill Wins Futurity at Kentucky Racing Meet
WALNUT HILL took the Futurity for 2 year olds at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meet in Lexington. Lamp Girl led early in the 12 trotting, Georgeanna overtook lamp Girl at the wire, Georgeanna then led in the next heat. Onward Silver driven by Ed Goers challenged in the final heat while Georgeanna’s driver Tred Noble was fined 560 for laying up the first two heats.
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Lexington
Kentucky
L. V. Harkness
Walnut Hill
Lamp Girl
New York
Georgeanna
Pope Captures B A A Senior Single Sculls Title
Everett L. Pope won the Boston Athletic Association senior single sculls on the Charles River. He defeated Fred Tudor Jr by about a length while Harold Wardwell started but did not finish. Pope’s time was 10 minutes 26 seconds.
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Boston Athletic Association
Charles River
Everett L. Pope
John P. Wise
Courtenay Guild
Mr. Pope
Fred Tudor, Jr
Harold Wardwell
Messrs. Wise and Guild
Nat G. Horton
H. P. Wardwell
Six Polo Towns Meet Plans for Southern New England League
Delegates from six polo towns attended a Southern New England Roller Polo League meeting at the Quincey House. Lowell is expected as the sixth club with a 3100 forfeit to be posted at the October 12 gathering. Referees discussed, with Tommy Connelly likely to join staff. Walter Burnham visited and may back the Tower club. Pawtucket and Teunton may join later.
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Quincey House
William Parsons
Lawrence
James Carroll
Salem
J. F. Dewire
Brockton
S. F. Upton
Plymouth
John Coughlin
Clinton
Lowell
Tommy Connelly
New England League
Walter Burnham
Tower Club
Pawtucket
Teunton
Representatives Named by The Press Cycling Club
The Press Cycling Club filed with the Massachusetts election committee its nominations for representatives to the division board of officers. Eleven Suffolk County residents are named John B.G. Seward Revere FE.O. Windsor Chelsea A.K. Peck Boston D.H. Robinson Boston J.J. Fecitt Dorchester Charles W. Pierce Brighton George H. Lowe Jamaica Plain Guy F. Newhall Roslindale Henry W. Dewey Boston J.C. Kerrison Boston Frank Nemis Boston. Most are renomination. Dewey seeks vice consul by independent nomination. Selections will be announced in a few days.
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The
Press Cycling Club
Massachusetts Election Committee
Division
Suffolk County
John BG. Seward
Revere
FE. O
Winsor
Chelsea
A. K. Peck
Boston
D. H. Robinson
J. J. Fecitt
Dorchester
Charles W. Pierce
Brighton
George H. Lowe
Jamaica Plain
Guy FF. Newhall
Roslindale
Henry W. Dewey
J. C. Kerrison
Frank Nemis
P. Co. C
Carlton Wins In Narrow Handicap Tennis Match
Only three first round matches were played in the Longwood handicap tennis tournament yesterday amid dull weather and a small crowd. Carleton defeated Merrill after three sets 6-5 5-6 1-1, with Carleton favored to win the event. Ek Horton veratch beat Herbert Foster in another notable match.
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Longwood
Carleton
Merrill
Ek. Horton
Veratch
Herbert Foster
Tufts Adds Fall Baseball Program Across Classes
Fall baseball will be organized at Tufts College in Medford after Tower Cross, the honorary senior society, voted to institute a series of games among the classes. The move aims to raise autumn interest in baseball to match football tennis and track.
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Medford
Tower Cross
Tufts College
Brooklyn Wins Both Games as Tenney Sent to Bench
Brooklyn achieves a double victory while infielder Tenney sits on the bench after a dispute with the umpire. The incident highlights tense moments on the field and reshapes team momentum for the series.
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Tenney
Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia
Matchups feature Brooklyn visiting Boston and New York traveling to Philadelphia as part of a cross division schedule. St. Louis plays Cincinnati in a separate pairing, shaping early season standings and regional rivalries.
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New Csaba Bees
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston Pee Weer
Hiecs.eeee
St. Louis
Iam
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Boston Beaten as Hurst Calls Close Play in Doubleheader
A South End grounds recap notes Boston loses the second game to Brooklyn amid umpire Hurst scrutiny. Tenney, Collins on base, Barry at bat as Mennedy cuts off Tenney at third. Dineen, Dineen’s errors, Dahlen ejected, crowd about 1200, game called at darkness.
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South End
Pittsburg
Hanlon
Hurst
Brooklyn
Boston
Selee
Tenney
Collins
Barry
Mennedy
Bostonian
Tim
Buck Freeman
Dahlen
Connor
Jones
Sheckard
Freeman
Daly
Dineen
Keeler
Kennedy
McGuire
Hamilton
Long
Demontreville
Pasedballa
Brooklyn AB
PO E Jones
C. F
Sen
Kelley
Farrell
Yeager
Potas
Spree
Stahl
Tee
Owe
Sullivan
Lewis
Totelas
Chou
Dee
Sheckkard
Cross
Brook- Lewis
Lyn
Crosa
Cincinnati and St. Louis Clash in Pitchers’ Duel
Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 3. Both teams used two pitchers in the third inning. Young allowed all earned runs while Phillips aided. Attendance 260. Hits included Steinfeldt Beckley Donlin Gelier Irwin Hartzel with Hartzel stealing a base. Um pire Emslie time 2h.
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Cincinnati
Young
Phillips
Anne Ey
St. Louis
Steinfeldt
Beckley
Donlin
Gelier
Irwin
Hiome
Hartzel
Newton
Powell
Kahoe
Emslie
Phillies Comeback Beats Giants In Ninth Inning Rally
Philadelphia defeats New York 3 2 in a ninth inning rally sparked by three singles and a double. Attendance 743. Scoring by innings shows Philadelphia 2 0 0 9 0 9 0 0 0 and New York 6 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0. Key hits include Slagle Chiles Hickman Bernard and Doyle. Pitchers Orth and Hawley command and errors favor Philadelphia. Umpire Snyder officiates.
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Philadelphia
Penn
New York
Slagile
Chiles
Hickman
Bernard
Doyle
Davis
Wirst
Balle
Orth
Htawley
Hilt
Hawley
Snyder
Boxing skirmish over Elkes Nelson race and Frazer plans
The N C A board members sought to resolve the Elkes Nelson racing dispute after Nelson was excused from the 100 kilometre event due to Dr Boyd's certificate. The track owes or owes not various instalments to P. Sheehan over three Elkes races, with Nelson blamed for the missed 10 kilometre race. Nelson may race Elkes next spring at the track, while Frazer in Portland plans a London bout and returns to Portland soon. The page also covers boxer training, candidacy chatter, and club notes with several rosters and addresses.
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Amos G. Batchelder
Board of Control
R. F. Kelsey
Fingland
Elkes- Nelson
Nelson
Charles River Park
Irwin
P. O. Sheehan
Flkes
Dr. Boyd
Boyd
Elkes
Sheehan
Stinson
Elkes-Nelson
Chicago
O’brien
Chicaago
O'Brien
West
Jack Frezer
Portland
Jack
Boston
England
London
Frazer
National Sporting Club
A. P. Ordway
Mirror of Life Office
Casto Athletic
Dick OBrien Defeats Billy Stift in Easy Boxing Victory
Chicago reports show Dick OBrien easily outboxing Billy Stift, a stiff opponent from the West. OBrien, a Lewiston contender, earns praise for the display and could deliver a top matchup with focused training in two to three weeks.
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Chicago
Dick O’brien
Billy Stift
Stift
Ick O'Brien
Lewiston
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Berkshire
Brockton Fair
Partridge
Independence
Red Shedd
Mondo
Venora
Gurgles Boy
Little Boy
Homeward
Claude Hamilton
Archie Rawlins
New Bedford
G. B. Chase
C. S. Robinson
R. A. Carni
Worcester
Louis Benway
Boal
Lee
Cullinane of
Harvards
Rosa
Penny
Gig
Tibury
Glorious
Red Cloud
TL. W. Lawson
Noddy
KEDD
Milady Glory
W. Sof. Barnard
Wheeler
Leider
J. Shaw
T. W
Arnod Lawcen
Lady Teazle
Be, PD
Maxime
BE. T. Jordan
Crow & Mugray
Wells Memorial Institute
Harkness
Speedy Cult
Futurity
Messrs
Pope and Wise and Guild
Carlton
Ius
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co
John P. Lovell Arms CO
Washington Street
Huhot
Sslee’s Wien
Brooklyn Nem Eee Nee
Boston Eee
Brooklyn Sear Eeenne
Ae Oe
Sie Eoulsccicisiec
National League
R. B
Sesceaee
Bees
Seeee Serene
Bee
Lowe
Clements
Coe
Emerson
Goodness
Goodyear West
U. S
Goodreal West
R. B. Grover& Co
Prockton
Mass
Homerson
Emerson Shoe Union
Washington Me
Cor
Washington
Sts. Cer
Court and Manaversts
LMS
Strand, W
GOODYEAR@ WEST
Jack Frazer
John J
Maffitt Flaherty
Common Council
Flaherty
Columbian Rowing Association
Moffitt
Casey
Poston
Billy Frazer
Jimmie Briggs
Spike Haley
Colby McDermott
John A. Devine
Everett
John Graham
Eugene Derby
Jake McIntyre
New England
al Smith
Gilsey House
Rob
Young Kelly
Tom Mrguire
Jerry Catllahan
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Dr. Sanden
Sanden
A. Sanden
Tremont St
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