Temple Cup Opens in Baltimore as Esper Shines
Baltimore hosts the Temple Cup opener where Esper pitched superbly and Keeler starred in a 9 1 Baltimore victory. Cuppy allowed many hits in the third inning while a crowd of several thousand watched peaceful play marred by a stone throwing incident outside the grounds resulting in three arrests and fines. Attendance 9100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Esper
Keeler
Cuppy
Omnibus
Carrollton Hotel
Justice Murray
Central Police Station
Baseball Notes and Season Tie-ins Highlight Boston Team
Jimmy Bannon leads the Bostons at bat this season and may marry Miss May Downer of Amesbury. Casey from last season's Torontos has drawn several offers for next year. Jack Ryan will winter in Haverhill, while Tommy McCarthy draws invites to captain the New Yorks. Frank Shannon may join the Boston uniform next year. Jimmy McGarr, from the Clevelands, returns to a welcome in Haverhill after the Temple Cup. The Temple Cup series is the primary ongoing games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Jimmy Bannon
Bostons
Casey
Torontos
May Downer
Amesbury
Tommy McCarthy
New Yorks
Jack Ryan
Haverhill
Frank Shannon
Springfield
Boston
Jimmy McGarr
Clevelands
Practice scrimmage details at Soldiers Field prompt varied plays
Harvard practice on Soldiers Field used three halves with coaching emphasis by Waters and Lewis. Noted changes included Doucette at center Shaw at right guard and Malcolm Donald at right tackle, plus Arnold at right half. First half had sloppy play and punting, second half saw sharpened backs with Scott Hayes Weld and others making gains. weaknesses noted in second eleven at right tackle and end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters
Lewis
John Cranston
Mr. Lathrop
Doucette
Rank Shaw
Malcolm Donald
Roxbury
Brown
C. Brewer
Hayes
Scott
Weld
Frank Shaw
Moulton
Holt
Harvard
Yale Gridiron Practice Boosted by Sanford Return
Yale football practice centers on veteran guard Sanford who debuted this season against McFarland and is expected to start versus Amherst. Chadwick is cleared to play on the varsity this season after a faculty sanction was lifted, Murphy appears in limited minutes due to weak condition, and practice remains sharp with Sanford as the star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Sanford
McFarland
Amherst
Chadwick
Murphy
Somerville High Falls to English High in First Half
Somerville High School football team lost 34 to 0 to Boston's English High on the YMCA grounds yesterday afternoon in a game that was halted after the first half as Somerville players were reportedly too worn out to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Boston
Irish National Alliance Appeals for Ireland Independence Funds
The Irish National Alliance in New York issues a plea to friends of Irish independence. The Chicago convention places Ireland's bid for a distinct national life under a unified leadership for two years. It urges subscriptions to the treasurer P. V. Fitzpatrick at 154 Twenty-second Street Chicago Illinois to support direct action and propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish National Alliance
New York City
Friends of
Irish Independence
Chicago
Ireland
Porsremnits
Igland
Free America
P. V. Fitzpatrick
Twenty-second Street
Oh Save
America
Tman
William LY
Massachusetts
Martin Kelly
Tennessee
J. J. Sheehy
California
T. J. Indon
Ohio
James Lawlor
Texas
Chris.’ Gallagher
Innesota
M. Mangan
Wisconsin
J Kentana
T. H. Greevy
Pennsy
Harvard Hosts Yale Men in Cambridge Welcome and Banquet
Harvard prepares to greet Yale Athletic Association guests with a day of Boston and Cambridge receptions. The program includes breakfast at the B A A club, suburban drive, a Harvard Hall address by President Eliot, lunch at Hasty Pudding, clubs visits, crew and football practice, and a formal dinner at the University Club Beacons street with eighty covers. Lieutenant Governor Wolcott will preside and a Harvard Gleen Club quartet will sing. The visitors then travel to Niagara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Yale
Manhattan
Cambridge
Harvard
Great
University
Carn
Messrs
Wendell Baker
Burke
Harvard Square
Eliot
Harvard Hall
H. Brewer
C. Brewer
R. B. Williams
P. H. Clark
R. M. Townsend
W. B. Rogers
A. H. Bullock
I. .L. Bremer
J. C. Fairchild
G. Derby
T. G. Stevenson
J. M. Forbes
H.R. Storrs
A. Borden
E. H. Fennessy
R. H Hallowell
Holyoke Street
Beacor Street
W. H. Vincent
R. Hollister
W. W. Hoyt
A. Stickney
F. H. Bigelow
J. J. Hayes
Boston Architectural Society Dinner and Election
The Boston Architectural Society held its annual dinner at the Exchange Club. Officers Andrews and Wakefield were re-elected president and secretary, with Mahey and Driver named directors for two years. Guest speaker Edmund T. Wheelwright, city architect from 1891 to 19__, argued municipal architecture and urged abolishing the city architect’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Architectural Society
Exchange Club
Messrs. Andrews and
Wakefield
Messrs. Mahey
Driver
Edmund T.' Wheelwright
Wheelwright
Counterfeiters in Boston Pushers Sought by Police
Police chase after a two man duo passing green backed counterfeit bills in Boston. Seven reports in two weeks identify suspects described as about 25 years old, 6 feet tall, 140 pounds, one with a smooth thin face in a light suit and the other with a dark mustache in a dark blue suit. The gang has netted thousands from the operation, with a clue tied to George Denvir's saloon on Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George Denvir
Court Street
Dresed
Harvard Crews Go Out For Fall Rowing Varsity Details
Yesterday afternoon Harvard Varsity and freshmen rowed in their barges with the freshmen seats strapped. Varsity started in full stroke. The Varsity lineup lists Bullard at stroke with 1681-2 pounds, Jennings at No 7 188 pounds, Stevenson at No 6 188 pounds, Perkins at No 4 177 pounds, Ames at No 3 174 pounds, Chatman at No 2 169 pounds, Stillman at No 1 16% pounds. There was no oar at bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullard
Jennings
R.H. Stevenson
Perkins
Ames
Chatman
Stillman
Bow
Knights of Columbus Fraternal Meeting Aims National Role
About one hundred members from New Haven Boston New York and Brooklyn gathered at Jaeger s Hall Fifty ninth street and Madison avenue New York to widen the fraternal organization s scope and influence The meeting follows talk of a national body and echoes debates with the A P A unobtrusively noted in source text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Boston
Brooklyn
Jaeger’s
Reserve List Sets Boston Frame for Next Season
President Nick Young releases the National League reserve roster with Boston holding key veterans like Bergen Harrington Collins Connaughton and Nyce while possible changes include McCarthy Duffy and Bannon shifting positions. Several clubs retain stars including Anson Ward Brouthers and Brietenstein. future moves hinge on Nash signings and Selee’s plans.
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Nick Young
Boston
Martin Bergen
Kansas City
Joe Harrington
Jimmy Collins
Frank Connaughton
Duffy
McCarthy
Bannon
Tom McCarthy
Nash
Tenney
Charlie Nyce
Selee
Dan Brouthers
Louisville
Brietenstein
St. Louis
Tom Bannon
J. M. Ward
New York
Ward
Anson
Pittsburg
Merritt
Sugden
Killen
Hart
Manefee
Gardner
Beckley
Bierbauer
Cross
Clingman
Genius
W. A. Stuart
Niles
E. Smith
Chicago
Kittredge
Donohue
Moran
Ryan
Griffith
Terry
Hutchison
McFarland
Parker
Dolan
Thornton
Morse
Briggs
Decker
Truby
Stewart
Parett
Everett
Dahlen
Wilmot
Lange
McBride
Cleveland
Debeau
Childs
McKean
Burkett
Young
Chamberlain
Cuppy
Wilson
O'Connor
Zimmer
Gremminger
F. Griffith
Cincinnati
Dwyer
Foreman
Rhines
Parrott
Phillips
Fisher
Gray
Ewing
McPhee
Smith
Latham
Matz
Canavan
Holliday
Miller
Burke
Hoy
Hoghever
Vaughn
Murphy
Spies
McDermott
Inks
Cunningham
Hassamer
Shugart
Wright
Warner
McCreery
Weyhing
Herman
O’brien
McGann
Gettinger
Brouthers
Richardson
Saunders
Peitz
Otten
Rappold
Breitenstein
Ehret
McDougal
Kissengen
Connor
Quinn
Samuels
Ely
Cooley
Sheehan
Dowd
Burns
W. H. Clarke
Pitcher
William Clark
Doyle
Farrell
Fuller
Battan
German
Meekin
Stafford
Tiernan
van Haltren
Rusie
Huyler
Westervelt
Nichols
Stivetts
Sullivan
Ganzel
Tucker
Hardington
Lowe
Long
Nyce
Collins
Bergen
Connaughton
Philadelphia
Clements
Taylor
Carsey
Reilly
Hamilton
Orth
White
Thompson
Buckley
Lucid
McGill
Beam
Madison
Delehanty
Grady
Lampe
Hulen
Boyle
Hallman
R. G. Allen
Baltimore
Robinson
Clarke
Bowerman
McMahon
Hoffer
Clarkson
Hemming
Esper
Pond
Carew
Gleason
Reitz
Jennings
McGraw
Kelley
Keeler
Brodie
John Clarkson
F. Horner
Stub Brown
Brooklyn
Foutz
Griffin
Stein
Kennedy
Gumbert
Daub
Abbey
Grim
Dailey
Burnell
Lachan
Mystic Park racecard opens with 2:15 trot on card
Mystic Park in Medford hosts the October meeting opening today with a strong program. The 2:15 trot starts the card featuring a large field and noted money winners. Also slated are the 2:22 pace and the 2:24 trot with exciting races. Races begin promptly at 1 p.m.
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Mystic Park
Medford
Gravesend Race Track Five Furlongs Winners and Times
Race by race results from Gravesend on October seventh list winners, placings, and times for six races including Mack Briggs Runover and Forum in the first race and Peace maker Buckrone and April Fool among others with times ranging from 1 02 1 2 to 1 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Mack Briggs
Runover
Forum
Captive
Adelbert
Discount
Emma C
Belmar
Manchester
Arapahoe
Bombazett
Beldemere
Belle Amie
Wild Violet
Sunrise
Peacemaker
Buckrone
April Fool
Country Club Considers Addition at Clyde Park
The Country Club weighs an expansion at Clyde Park with a vote due next Monday. The plan includes issuing 15,000 dollars of 6 percent bonds dated November 1, 1905 and due November 1, 1906. A committee led by Charles Davis Jr plans to present preliminary plans at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Clyde Park
Charles Davis, Jr
New York & Boston Dyewood Company
Intercollegiate tennis set to open in New Haven
Thirteenth annual Intercollegiate Tennis Association tournament starts at 10 a m on the New Haven Lawn Club grounds and runs to Saturday afternoon. Harvard chases the cup, Yale hopes Foote Chace triumphs, with New York and Georgetown entering. Prize silver pitchers and dishes headline trophies. Notables include Fisher for NYU and Sheldon for Yale, with Whittelsey refereeing.
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New Haven
Conn
Intercollegiate Tennis Association
Cambridge
Foote
Malcolm Chace
Yale
Arthur E. Foote
New York
University of New York
Georgetown University
Fischer
Chace
Clarence Budlong
George Wrenn
Harvard
George Sheldon
Detroit
Sheldon
Connecticut
Hotchkiss Preparatory School
Lakeville
University of South Carolina
G. P. Herrick
Princeton
A. E. Foote
Joseph T. Whittelsey
New Haven Lawn Club
F. C. Griffith
BH. Foote
L. R. Ware
G. L.wrenn
F. Scudder
J. Whitman
Brown
C. R. Budlong
F. Barrows
A. E. MecVittey
J. A. Sankey
Boxing Gossip on Dan Stuart Match and West Fight Prospects
The column outlines expected announcements of the venue for a Dan Stuart heavyweight bout between Corbett and Fitzsimmons, driven by money as the main objective. It notes Texas and Western/Southwestern interest, boxing’s boom in South Africa, and mentions various boxers and exhibitions including Goddard, Sullivan, Ryan, Weir, Jackson, Rosenberg, Callahan, and events in New Orleans and Chicago with bouts and dates referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stuart
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
No Man's Land
Texas
South Africa
Joe Goddard
Sullivan
Johannesburg
Ryan
Australia
America
Goddard
Jerry Cohen
Jack” Everhardt
Owen Ziegler
William F. Mayo
Chicago
Bob Fitzsimmons
Herman Berneau
Michigan-Indiana
Jack Madden
Jimmy Barry
Edad
Athletic notes show varied winter sports activity ahead
The Suffolk group plans a team with Holtland as captain while Father Scully's gym considers one. Wag Harding eyes a $230 side bet against Hanlan on the Tyne with $250 for expenses, but demands $500 posted as a guarantee. Tom Burke’s illness cancels a 440 yard record attempt and he will miss the New England championships at Worcester. Berkeley School forms an athletic team with R P Williams as president and lists candidates like Williams, Davis, Boardman, Mason, Mills and Reeder. Chauncy Hall schedules a March meet, Orient Heights looks to reorganize, and a $1000 Penn Princeton polo trophy is declined by Princeton due to scheduling. The New England Polo League adopts the Dragon brass roll and fixes opening games for Salem, Fall River, and Pawtucket. Penn track holds two fall meets Oct 23 and Nov 1 with prizes. Sunnyside Park attendance is promised. Yale and Princeton move to Manhattan Field for a planned rowing race. N E A A U annual meeting set for Oct 28 at Suffolk Athletic Club Boston.
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Suffolks
Holtland
Father Scully
Wag” Harding
Hanlan
Tyne
Tom Burke
Tom
New England
Worcester
Berkeley School
R. P. Williams
E. W. Mills
C. H. Davis
Davis
Boardman
Mason
Mills
Reeder
Chauncy Hall School
Louis Solari
Orient Heights
James Elverson
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Lea
Millbank
Capitain Lea
Yale
Falmouth House
Salem
Fall River
Pawtucket
Charles O’maley
Gloucester
W. T. Keough
University of Pennsylvania
J. M
Natick
Weters
Sunnyside Park
Manhattan Field
Columbia Oval
Jerry Casey
J. L. Hackett
Rat Portage Boat ‘Club
Tom’ Walsh
Casey
Suffolk Athletic Club
Washington Street
Boston
Aked criticizes Dunraven's failing fair play in cup challenge
The Rev. Dr. C. F. Aked visiting New York from Pembroke Chapel Liverpool commends Dunraven's energy but laments his defeat. Aked says Dunraven was not supported in England for his methods and his pique spoiled a previously good record, turning him into a laughing stock.
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New York
C. F. Aked
Pembroke Chapel
Liverpool
Aked
Lord Dunraven
England
Walter Sanger Sets Private Mile Record in Gusty Wind
Walter Sanger attempted a private mile run despite a gale and poor road conditions. He finished in 2 minutes 10 seconds, described as a clever ride. the event drew a crowd and followed earlier Jamaica Cycle Club outings and rosters.
Griffo Lavigne bout halted by New Jersey authorities
In New York on Oct 7 a planned fifteen round match between Young Griffo and Kid Lavigne at the Active Athletic Association hall in Constable Hook N J was postponed after police refused to permit it. About 2500 spectators traveled by boat to Bayonne only to be turned back when officials blocked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Club
Maspeth
L. I
Eric
Johnny Gorman
Nick Burley
San Francisco
George Tuohey
McCoy-Ulman
Joe’ White
Horace Leeds
Pedler Palmer
Jem’’ Smith
Dick”’ Burge
Harry Hutchins
New York
Young Griffo
Kid Lavigne
Active Athletic Association
Constable Hook
N. J
Bayonne
Concert at People's Temple by Boston City Band charms audience
The People's Temple entertainment course opened last evening with a Boston City Band concert. Miss Laura Burnham returning from Europe impressed, with Handel and Prokofiev selections, a flute obligato by Mr Wilder, and a refined reading by Miss Foye. A cornet duet by Fred G. Rawson and John P. Cushman pleased attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Temple
Boston City Band
Laura Burnham
Europe
Carolyn
Faye
Tannhauser
Jealous Shooting Reported in Denver Area
In Denver Colorado on October 7 a report describes a jealous shooting incident with details unclear from the fragment. The item mentions individuals and a possible altercation but provides limited readable facts.
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AB. McGraw
Carey
Emper
A. E. Burkett
Oreeee & McKean
Cup
Keefe
van Nostrand
Jager
Bunker Hill Breweries
Charlestown
Mass
Will
Eliot Will
Whee.wright
League Diamonds
Dock Square
Faneval Mall ‘Square
Athletic
Dunraven
Erie Memcal
Buffalo, U.1
Walter Sanger
Walter
Bertie” Perkins
Mechanics' Fair
Pope
Columbia Construcion
Bertie
Jamaica Cycle Club
Lake Monponsett
Halifax
Mags
Monponsett Club
Jamaica Plain
Whitman
Rovers
Brockton
Newburyport
Hingham
Dedham
McGinley
Consolidated
Boston College
James Street
Race Committee
Chauncey R. Bailey
George W. Knapp
George P. Whiton
James Katzman
Harry S. Hatch
J.J. Jordan
W. A. Herford
C. L. Anderson
B. Lauriks
James‘j. Mohan
George A.’ Verkampen
Frank Whittier
Dave Gordon
H. Freeman
John W. Higgins
C. A. Atkins
R. Gordon
Arthur C. Bliss
Charles H. Williams
Lewis,Carbone
J. Currie
F. P. Kenney
R. H. Kenney
A. A. Dority
C. H. Rowe
Samuel Myers
Lewis C. Dexter, Jr
Andrew Taylor
Fred Douglas
J. Danahy
J. J. Campbell
H.F. Simonds
H. W. Knights
R. H. Trask
J. M. Souza
Griffo
People's Temple
Denver
Col
Joeph Ewalt
Day A
Nee Aienale Ae Stagman
North
Rian
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