Varsity Scrimmage Falls to Second Eleven at Yale Style Play
The second eleven shocked the varsity in a 15 minute scrimmage at the Stadium. They pushed the ball into the varsity side multiple times and twice threatened goal. Cate led the second with repeated gains and the Yale tandem shift impressed Daly. Burr and Burr’s end run and onside kick strategy spurred the first defense while Teddy Newport energized the second team with aggressive play.
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Burr
Daly
Segond
Barr
Kennard
Bird
Blamer
Roosevelt
Fall Barr
Hoar
Tee Cumatock Alley
Bee West
Gilmore
Boece
Dore Peirce
Forscheimer
G. Hadden Nohin
Rose
Gallati
Gallani
Yale
Cate
Parker
Teddy
Alley
Cates
Niles Defeats Princeton Man in Tennis Match
Harvard and Pennsylvania led the intercollegiate lawn tennis championship after the second day. Eight singles survivors include four from Harvard, three from Pennsylvania, and Yale one. N. W. Niles of Harvard beat S. Gordon of Princeton 2 6 6 2 and will face Charles N. Tilden of Pennsylvania next.
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Philadelphia
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
N. W. Niles
S. Gordon
Niles
Charles N. Tilden
Harvard Faces Maine in Weekend Gridiron Clash
Harvard prepares to host the University of Maine with back Gilbert shaping the offense and Lange of Annapolis likely to test Harvard on Oct 19. Eddie Dillon’s absence fuels speculation as Dawson steps in, while coaches note Dillon has not practiced this week yet remains in uniform.
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University of Maine
Harvard
Gilbert
Lange
Annapolis
St. John’s College
Eddie Dillon
Togs
Dawson
Dillon
De Merritte School Bars Athletics For Now
De Merritte Preparatory School cancels all football and other athletic dates saying athletics will be a minor concern while scholastic conditions are prioritized. Faculty and students endorse the plan as desirable under the Harvard and M. J. T. approach.
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Pupids
de Merritte Preparatory School
Nonce
Harvard
Newton High Chooses Baseball Captain
At a Newtough School practice on October 3 John F W Donahue of West Newton was elected captain for the coming year. Donahue, called Buck, played outstanding at second base this summer and seems the logical choice to replace Miita who left to attend A over.
Undesirable Alien Detained at Long Wharf
Greek immigrant Georgios Leronis was arrested by Immigration Inspector John W. Dolan yesterday after being accused of killing Stavros Stavropolos. He was taken to the immigration bureau on Long Wharf for processing.
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Georgios Leronis
Stavros Stavropolos
John W. Dolan
Immigration Bureau
Longwhart
Swarthmore College to Study Coal Lands Bequest
Swarthmore College officials form a committee to assess the value of coal lands valued at 3,000,000 dollars bequeathed by Miss Anna T. Jeanes and conditionally given to the college if athletic participation ends.
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Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Board of Managers
Anna T. Jeanes
Kimball of Boston Wins Myopia Golf Honors
At Myopia Hamilton October 8, Dick Kimball of Boston and Max Behr of New York shared the day’s honors with 8 and 3 in the first round. Afternoon play saw close matches with Hugo Johnstone beating Dr. Carr by one up and Eben Byers defeating Tom Stevenson in their afternoon games.
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M. Ward
New York
Smith
Palladelona
Ucee Gonun- Rein
A. ME
Robbins
SEE
M. Byers
Pitteburg
Stevenson
Boston
Gallastone
Moston
Willett
Ss Es Ee
Dro Sinton Carr
Philadelphia
Hugo Johnstone
Dr. Carr
Reid
Kimball
Behr
Eben Byers
Tom Stevenson
Lockwood
Carnegie
Postpone Meeting of Baseball Rulers in Chicago
The National Commission postponed until Sunday evening the meeting to decide final details of the world championship series between the Cubs and likely Detroit Tigers. main task is selecting the opening city and arranging the games between the two teams amid a possible last day season finish.
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Chicago
National Commission
Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Maine woods the goal for big game hunters
Portland Maine Oct 3 With Massachusetts and New York sportsmen coming into the state in droves the prospects are for the biggest game season in a quarter century Over 100 visiting huntsmen passed through Portland yesterday en route to the game country On the previous day scores of others passed along to their goal.
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Portland
Massachusetts
New York
Ward 7 Improvement Association Organized by Republicans
The Republicans of Ward 7 formed the Ward 7 Improvement Association modeled after the Christianity Club. Elected officers include Alonzo A. Culverman as president, vice presidents Charles H. Dodge George W. Greene John C. Gill James F. Lachrope, secretary treasurer Charles A. Bates, recording secretary Charles A. Pomeroy. Permanent headquarters will be secured at once.
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Ward 7
Ward 7 Improvement Association
Christianity Club
Alonzo A. Culverman
Charles H. Dodge
George W. Greene
John C. Gill
James F. Lachrope
Charles A. Bates
Charles A. Pomeroy
Sears and Roteh win Sheate Cup semifinals and doubles title
In Longwood open lawn tennis women's event Evelyn Sears and Roteh beat Homans and Williams 6-3 6-1 and 6-2 6-0 to reach the final. Sears and Wolcott then swept Tweed and Thorndike 6-1 for the doubles crown while Verdi and Rhodes defeated Burgess and Beals 6-2 6-3 in mixed semifinals.
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Evelyn Sears
Miss Roteh
Miss Homans
Miss Williams
Miss Sears
Barger Wallach
Wolcott
Miss Tweed
Miss Thorndike
Miss Homens
Miss Rotch
Miss Verdi
Mr. Rhodes
Gess
Gardiner Beals
Eleanora Sears
Beals Wright
Dr. Frothingham
Wadsworth
Miss Smith
Miss Warren
Buffum
Miss Merrill
Rhodes
Burgess
Boston Latin Varsity Faces Worcester Academy Saturday
Boston Latin School travels to Worcester to meet Worcester Academy with hopes of a clean record. The 170 pound average team strength and a 5-0 win over Groton last week highlight a promising season. Key backs Mc Kenna Fraser Simmons and Ammidon lead a speedy unit as forwards are tested this week.
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Boston Latin School
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Groton
Somerville High
Latin School
McKenna
Fraser
Simmons
Ammidon
Tufts President Addresses Boston Police Club Smoker
At 26 Dartmouth Street the Boston Social Club held a smoker night with Dr. Frederick W. Hamilton of Tufts College delivering The Good and Evil in Organization. About 250 to 300 officers attended and voted the talk very interesting and instructive. Musicians and readers performed including Chin Ku on the Chinese zither and William McDevitt, Eugene Doyle, James Woods, John J. Agnew, and John J. Douglass.
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Boston Social Club
Boston
Dartmouth Street
Frederick W. Hamilton
Tufts College
Hamilton
Women Workers at Franklin Square Host Boston Reception
The Franklin Square House corporation held the first in a series of gatherings for women employees of large Boston department stores. Last night about 700 Jordan Marsh workers attended the event with reception committee members Dr. George L. Perin Miss Fuller and Mrs. Alice Grey Teele.
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Boston
Franklin Square House Corporation
Jordan Marsh
George L. Perin
Man Arrested In Fore River Paycheck Theft Case
Quincy report states Joseph Trippacilla of Fore River Shipbuilding Works allegedly obtained a brother employee's paycheck and then vanished. A watch and ring were later found missing after his departure. Two warrants were issued and he was captured late last night.
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Quincy
Joseph Trippacilla
Fore River
Hunter Made State Actuary in New York
Robert G. Hunter of New York was appointed State actuary by the General Insurance Guaranty Fund trustees. The role pays 3600 dollars with duties to begin immediately as the savings bank insurance act takes effect November 1. Hunter, 80, educated at Edinburgh University, is a fellow of the Actuarial Society of America and has 19 years with New York Life Insurance Company.
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Robert G. Hunter
New York
General Insurance Guaranty Fund
Savings Bank Insurance
Governor Guild
Savings Bank
Hunter
Edinburgh University
Scotland
Institute of Actuaries of England
Actuarial Society of America
New York Life Insurance Company
State of
Massachusetts
Howe Presents Moving Pictures At Tremont Temple Tonight
Lyman H. Howe's moving pictures return to Tremont Temple with a naval attack, the Victoria Falls, and other striking features. The program runs this evening and continues tomorrow afternoon and night.
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Lyman HH. Howe
Moving Pictures
Tremont Temple
Victoria Falls
Skillin Refuses Boston Offer Aiming for Chicago Nationals
Hanover N H Oct 3 Clarence P Skillin the disqualified Dartmouth baseball captain has turned down a two year contract offer from the Boston Americans worth 34000 a year He says his ambition is to play for the Chicago Nationals.
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Hanover
N. H
Clarence P. Skillin
Dartmouth
Boston Americans
Skillin
Chicago Nationals
Woodland Wins Four-Ball at Wollaston Meet
Woodland golf team won the four-ball team match at Wollaston on October 3, closely followed by Somerville. Woodland scored 250 and Somerville 354 in the event.
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Wollaston
Woodland
Somerville
Yale Practice Yields Sole Day Score and Record Field Goal
Yale football practice produces the only score by Fullback Day on an onside kick for 25 yards after 15 minutes of play stemming from yesterday’s game with Wesleyan. Wheaton kicks a 65 yard field goal praised as best since Al Sharpe. Chadwick and Cochrane join coaching staff. Yale varsity crews call four eights to Captain Ide ahead of fall regatta.
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Conn
Yale
Holt
Wesleyan
George Chadwick
Dewitt Cochrane
Wheaton
Billy Bull
al Sharpe
Warren
Pennsylvania State College
Henry Hobbs
Dartmouth
Ide
Annals of Sport Highlights Boxing and Racing Feats
A compilation from 1880 to 1906 notes William H. Rothwell born in Denver and various sporting feats. Details include H C Clark riding two miles in 4:46 1-5 standing start, George Dixon losing to Selly Smith in a 20 recond contest, Young Corbett knocking out Al Rivers in Des Moines, Jack Root stopping Dan Creedon in Kansas City, and Norman B winning four fast trotting heats in Lexington with averages around 2:06.
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William H. Rothwell
Young Corbett
Denver
Col
Cole
Kansas City
Jack Root
Dan Creedon
Lexington
Norman B
Dartmouth Fears Tufts Ahead of Saturday Clash
The Dartmouth football team endured a long practice in Hanover as it prepares for Tufts after a Wednesday game with Vermont. Key players Schildmiller Marks and Rich are out with injuries, and Lang misses the matchup due to his father’s illness, leaving the squad strained for Saturday.
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Hanovisr
M. Hi
Dartmouth
Tufts
Vermont
Schildmiller
Marks
Rich
Lang
Maher’s Irish Champion Saloon Closed for Rent
Peter Maher, famed Ireland heavyweight, faces abandonment of his New York saloon at One Hundred twenty six Street and Amsterdam Avenue after failing to pay September rent of 168 dollars. City Marshal Max Lazarus took charge. Maher seeks work as he declares himself broke.
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New York
Peter Maher
Ireland
One Hundred and Twenty-Sixth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Peter
Max Lazarus
Americans to visit Ireland for Seagirt cup rifle match
The Tister Rifle Association reports an American team will travel to Ireland to resume the long dormant international rifle competition begun in 1801. The Seagirt cup, won by an Ulster team at Seagirt in 1801, will be contested again next year.
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Belfast
Ire
America
Ireland
Tister Rifle Association
Philadelphia Cricket Club to Tour England Next Summer
The Philadelphia Cricket Club will send a team to England after accepting an invitation from the Marylebone Cricket Club. The decision was made at a meeting of the Associated Cricket Clubs yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Marylebone Cricket Club
England
Associated Cricket Clubs
Columbia Oars Out New York Fall Rowing Practice
Columbia University rowing opened its fall season on the Harlem River with about five candidates reporting to Coach Rice. Two varsity and three freshman shells were dispatched, while only three of last year’s eight returnees Celussi Starbuck and Snevilv.
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New York
Columbia University
Harlem River
Rice
Cerussi
Starbuck
Snevilv
Hudson Guild To Build $120000 Gym At Chelsea Park
The Hudson Guild house athletic teams who hold intersettlement track and baseball titles will lay the cornerstone for a new gymnasium valued at $120,000 in Chelsea Park on Saturday October 12. The project funds aim to improve facilities for the club's rising programs.
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New York
Hudson Guild House
Guild
Chelsea Park
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