Desertion aboard the British cruiser Retribution at Boston
Aboard the British cruiser Retribution in Boston Harbor 29 crew members have deserted. The deserters, seeking life in America for $3 a day labor, avoided limits on absence and may be seized if they travel to Halifax. An enlisted sailor from Halifax already joined the U S S Chicago. Deserters encountered in Boston face no immediate legal threat due to no applicable international law.
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Milk Producers Fail to Seek Arbitration Hearing
Milk producers have taken no steps toward a hearing before a board of arbitration. After a conference at the American House, contractors believe the talks may have yielded no formal move toward arbitration. The winter season will be governed by summer conditions at 39 1 2 cents per can with a 2 cent deduction for surplus milk. George Whiting asserts no conciliatory session has been demanded, signaling potential general satisfaction but no forecast of future developments.
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Post
Boston Fans Roar Amid a Freewheeling Pittsburg Tilt
The game features chaotic bursts as Boston and Pittsburg fans clash in the stands. Early hits load the bases, Stahl scores, Ferris and Lachance add runs, and Dougherty struggles at bat. Tempers flare with rooters and bands cheering or jeering as the crowd densifies behind the ropes.
Harvard 23 Bates 0 as new formation fails to break Bates
Harvard defeated Bates 23 to 0 at Soldiers Field with four touchdowns. The hosts used a new end and tackle switching formation but found success limited against a stubborn Bates defense and a weak offensive line. Attendance reached about 3000 as Harvard dominated with plunges and several strong drives.
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Americans Win as Boston Stock Rises in Series
Boston Americans surge in the series as Pittsburg clings to a game lead. Boston won yesterday’s game while Pittsburg had taken the first in Pittsburgh. Errors by Hans Wagner and timely hitting by Freeman Young and Dougherty fueled Boston’s comeback, with Kennedy roughed up after five innings and Thompson closing. Phillippi had previously defeated Boston thrice in prior appearances.
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Bill Kelcher
Charles W. Smith
Frank McQuestion
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Locke
Pittsburg Club
Leever
F. P. O'Connell
Dartmouth, Vermont Trounce 36-0 in Vermont Stadium
Dartmouth dominated the University of Vermont 36 to 0 in Burlington. Dart mouth scored 18 in the first half and 18 more in the second with long runs and trick plays. Scoring by Vaughn Patterson and Connelly, with Vaughn adding four goals and Manning two.
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Page Hurt
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Dorchester Athletic Assn Fells to Phillips Andover
Andover outclassed Dorchester Athletic Association 60 0 as Phillips Andover dominated every phase. Cummings punted well and Dill on defense stood out while Humbird and Bullock made notable runs. Tucker was best for Dorchester amid a 600 crowd.
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Medford and Cambridge Tied in Exhibition Football
Cambridge Manual Training School and Medford High tied 0 0 at Combination Park Medford dominated along the line with Perrin Walklin and Niel leading the offense while Beck ett Parks Wire and Adams starred for Cambridge in a scoreless result.
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Exeter Game Beats Maplewood in 17 to
Phillips Exeter scored 17 against Maplewood Athletic Club of Portsmouth in a one sided football win. Exeter dominated play with multiple drives and secured the decisive lead in the second half. Maplewood offered limited resistance as Exeter controlled both lines and opened the scoring early.
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Maplewood Athletic Club
Portsmouth
Exeter Errors Doom Close Game Against Maplewood
Exeter fumbled repeatedly within 10 yards of Maplewood's goal line and lost the ball twice. All scores came on plunges through the line as Maplewood edged ahead in a poorly played contest.
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Williams Defeats Massachusetts Agricultural College 17–0
Williams beat Massachusetts Agricultural College of Amherst 17 to 0 in a game dominated by Williams long touchdown runs. Amherst, lighter but spirited, blocked line plunges well and the second half was evenly contested.
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Amherst Defeats Bowdoin 23 to 0 in Strong Victory
Amherst football dominated Bowdoin with a 23 to 0 win. Freshman Shay appeared early, contributing to gains alongside Lewis and Pierce. Bowdoin struggled to penetrate Amherst’s line as Finn, Fallanger and Bean starred for Bowdoin.
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Cleveland Americans Beat Nationals in Championship Series
Cleveland Americans won 11 to 5 against the Cincinnati Nationals in Newark Ohio with Lajoie’s fielding highlighted. The game ended in the eighth inning due to darkness with 1200 in attendance.
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Trust Companies Bowling results on Chauncy alleys
Three matches in the Trust Companies Bowling league saw Boston Safe American Loan and State Street win three straight games each over Federal Trust Puritan Trust and New England Trust respectively. Standout scores list Leavitt Turnbull Sanstedt Johnson Cabot Strout Perry Farrell Tetabrock Minton for Boston. Waite Robinson Heyer Peters Barron Coffin Bartlett Stevens Ilsley Dresser for Puritan. Burton Huegle Zerrabn Hart Roberts Simpson Jobling Watts Whitcomb and Quimby for New England.
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Commodore Frederick T. Adams Resigns From Larchmont Yacht Club
Frederick T. Adams, longtime chief officer since 1901, resigns as commodore amid dissatisfaction with the club's internal governance and year’s operations.
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Larchmont Yacht Club
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