Rhode Island residents warned of unrelated Mitchell Tailor firms
A Rhode Island notice disclaims any connection with Mitchell the Tailor firms in Woonsocket and Providence. The writer states no guarantee or free repair services apply to garments from those houses. Instead customers must visit the Boston store, with travel paid both ways.
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Interscholastic League Opens Wednesday at Locust Street Grounds
The Interscholastic League season debuts Saturday with English High versus Rindge Manual Training School at Locust Street grounds. Boston high schools report low scoring, with several defeats, as coaches tune up for upcoming clashes including Boston Latin at Somerville and Somerville hosting Baldwin's team.
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Eyeopeners in weekly schoolboy football contests
Highlights from last week show Cambridge Latin holding Somerville to 5 0 while Rindge upset Pomfret 5 0. Newton Me nchants and Wickham stuff. Malden High shows strong form likely to win suburban league title with wins over Brookline and alumni.
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Athletic Hum at Harvard
Harvard begins fall athletics across baseball crew track and football. Baseball reports split into four teams for two week games to evaluate new players for spring. Football starts training with a training table today on Massachusetts Ave. Bates visits Harvard Wednesday and Williams comes to the Stadium Saturday for the Crimson games.
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Yale Will Make Shift in Lineup for Yale Football
Yale plans changes after Syracuse game with Carroll Cooney dropping to second string and Brides moving to tackle. New guards Hobbs and Andrus stay together. Kilpatrick seizes end, Logan to await due to ankle. Riddle wins center after tough contest with Hyde. Syracuse departs home after loss and four Yale scoring chances.
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Wagner and Cobb Win Season’s Stick Honors
Wagner leads the National League in batting and steals while Cobb tops the American League. Wagner finishes the Pittsburg season with a .353 average, 99 runs, 199 hits and 48 steals. Cobb is set as the American League’s top batter with Gessler in second place in the circuit. Donlin holds second in the National League batting race.
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Leading College Football Games This Week
Wednesday games include Harvard against Bates and Navy facing St John s while Princeton meets Stevens and Pennsylvania plays Villanova Andover clashes with Harvard Exeter faces Williston Saturday features Harvard versus Williams Yale meets Holy Cross Princeton battles Lafayette and Pennsylvania faces Penn State Dartmouth plays Tufts Brown meets Bowdoin Colby faces New Hampshire Navy takes on Dickinson Hobart meets Colgate Andover battles Yale freshmen Exeter faces Princeton freshmen Springfield meets Conn Aggies Carlisle faces Syracuse West Point plays Trinity Vermont meets Amherst Wesleyan clashes Union Worcester Polytechnic Institute meets Rhode Island State.
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Baseball notes from New York and Chicago in 1900s time
John J. Taylor says score by innings for the New York Boston National series will be posted daily at Huntington avenue grounds. George Davis of the Chicago White Sox is contributing greatly in field and bat to push his team toward a win. Davis began his pro career with Cleveland in 1890 with Cy Young as a partner. The current race uncertainty keeps readers weighing chances to win.
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