Vanderbilt Seeks 200 Mile Coaching Record To Philadelphia
Alfred G. Vanderbilt James H Hyde and social guests depart New York from Holland House at 6 AM for a 200 mile round trip to Philadelphia They aim to return by 10 30 PM driving in shifts over 16 hours 30 minutes using 72 horses and nine men on the coach
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New York
Oct
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
James H. Hyde
Holland House
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Howlett
Newark
Bradish Johnson, Jr
Fred Davies
Ww. cC. Gulliver
Harvard Meets Amherst Today On Soldiers Field
Harvard lines up against Amherst this afternoon on Soldiers Field in a hard fought game. The Crimson built toward form under multiple coaches and aims to match Amherst’s improving, spirited play shown in recent scrimmage and practice.
Columbia Football Fast Practice Opens Gaps for Backs
Columbia's varsity practice shows strong line play with Acie Brown Shaw Bruce forming a solid center trio. Backs Morley Weeks and Berrien display aggression while scrub players Henriquez Duden Martin Clark and Miller bolster the line against the scrubs.
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New York
Columbia
Varsity
Acie
Brown
Shaw
Bruce
Morley
Weeks
Berrien
Henriquez
Duden
Martin
Clark
Miller
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Yale Eleven Improves in Scrimmage at New Haven
Yale football held a 15 minute drill for first and second teams with six coaches guiding the squad. The session focused on end runs under kicks and catching passes with notable improvement in team play. Swan replaced Raf ferty in the varsity, which scored once in each period through hard rushing.
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Amherst
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Bowditch
Burgess
Anderson Lawrence
R. T
Ceseeceeceeel
Ty Howard Barnard
R. Gece Ccccesbeeseeeseseeel G
Palmer Sargent
Cheeceececneeeestseeser
Sles Park
R. G
Varnum Cutts
L. Gece
Aceereeeeres Stady
Derby
Scrub
Mifflin
Yale
Cone
Putnam
Knowles
Ives
Scrubs
Varsity
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Matthews
Cutts
Sargent
Roberts
Reid
Swann
Guy Murchie
Deland
Campbell
Littig
Clothier Graydon
Bluagden
Chuo Sethe Ea Wee
Connell
Randolph Cutts
Ivavereeg
Guttier Barnard
Robinson
Wdiinde Ae
Grew Lawrence
Jones
Eugene Ty Burgers
Pereiral
R. E
Thayer Matthews
Q. B
Noyes
Mook Putnam
Lo H
Greenough Knowles
Devens
R. H. Be
Onrard Miffling
New Hayvpn
Conn
Swan
Rafferty
Roxbury and Dorchester High Play to 11–11 Tie in Franklin Field
Roxbury High and Dorchester High battled to a 11 11 halftime score on Franklin Field. Dorchester led in the first half but Roxbury scored two touchdowns and one goal in the frat period before Dorchester tied near time. Crowd interference and fumbles marked the match as both sides misplayed in spots.
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Dorchester H
Roxbury High
Dorchester High
Franklin
Dorchester
Roxbury
Harvard Freshman Football Schedule
Harvard freshman football announces a fall schedule with games at Exeter Andover Groton and Cambridge against Worcester Academy Cornell Yale freshmen. Key home games listed as Cambridge matchups on Nov 2 9 16 with Exeter Andover Groton away.
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Harvard
Exeter
Andover
Groton
Worcester Academy
Cambridge
Cornell
Yale
Kirk Park Racing Opens Fall Meeting with Fair Fields
Syracuse racing meet at Kirk Park opens with 2:23 trotting purse 200 Fitte wins. Fielder second. Mand third. 2:95 pacing purse 300 Sphinxie wins. Belle Thorne second. Unnamed third. Wagon Taco, Lea Bs Roy among entries. Best time 2:26. Ignore garbled notes indicate local pacing and trotting events.
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WN. Y
Kirk Park
Warner
Belle ‘Thorne
B. m. Sternberr
Bik
Z. Conk
Wagon Taco
Igs Srotters
Ag Cirkwood Cup
Conship
Sd Mhite
Lea Bs
Roy
Charles H.alvord
Massachusetts Women Set Golf Championship Record at Baltusrol
Massachusetts women created a remarkable record in the golf championship at Baltusrol. Mrs. E A Manice Miss Margaret Curtis and Miss Mollie Adams tied the day’s high score while eight of sixteen advanced from qualifying. Margaret Curtis of Boston won the long driving contest with a stroke about one ninth of a mile.
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Massachusetts
Baltusrol
E. A. Manice
Margaret Curtis
Mollie Adams
Boston
Mass
Miss Wells
Brookline Country Club
Women open championship day at Short Hills links
Weather fine and a large field opened the American women's golf championship at the cee Golf Club near Short Hills. Frances Griscom failed to qualify for match play, while Miss Beatrix Hoyt did not compete. Leaders tied at 97 with E A Manice, Margaret Curtis, Lucy Herron, and Mollie Adams.
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New York
Miss Griscom
R. Page Kerr
National Golf Association
E. A. Manice
Lenox
Mass
Margaret Curtis
Essex County Club
Lucy Herron
Cincinnati Golf Club
Mollie Adams
Wollaston
Bessie Anthony
Glenview
Free Medical Consultations by Dr Liverpool on Tremont Street
A promotion offers one week of free chronic disease consultations at 360 Tremont Street. Dr Liverpool claims to locate diseases instantly, provides free medicines, and reports extensive cure tallies across many conditions. Office hours 10 am to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm for men. Sunday hours listed.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Tiverpool
Wereb Tom
Boston
Bright
Dr. Sanden
Howe Renominated by Sixth Ballot at Malden Rally
S Herbert Howe of Marlboro won the Republican nomination on the sixth ballot at a Malden convention adjourned to calm tensions. A police guard controlled entry and voting coupons restricted access amid past complaints of illegal voting as the final tally showed Howe leading with multiple supporters in a tightly guarded session.
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Malden
Herbert Howe
Marlboro
Walter
Watson
Edward C. Mead
Southeastern district nominates Asa P. French for district attorney
The Republicans of the Southeastern district comprising Norfolk and Plymouth counties met yesterday and nominated Asa P. French of Randolph for district attorney to succeed the Hon. Robert C. Harris of East Bridgewater, who is now in his ninth year in that office.
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Norfolk
Plymouth Counties
Asa P. French
Randolph
Robert C. Harris
East Bridgewater
Chelsea Aldermen Call for New High School Before Building
Nine members of the Chelsea Board of Aldermen voted against pursuing needed school buildings until a new high school is constructed. Voting members include Dris coll Ford Guild James McClintock Nudd Soley Williams and Wyeth.
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Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Driscoll
Ford
Guild
James
McClintock
Nudd
Soley
Williams
Wyeth
Cornell Track Names Captain From Senior Class
Young of the senior class today elected captain of the Cornell varsity track team. He left college and his home location is in Washington D C. Senator He is noted in the surrounding lines.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Ch Young
Cornell
Ellenger
Washington, D. C
Harvard Freshman W Phillips Breaks Collar Bone in Practice
Harvard freshman W Phillips fractured a collar bone during yesterday's practice play. No other players were reported injured and team officials plan a cautious recovery timetable.
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W. Phillips
Harvard
Peter Stirling Wins Futurity at Lexington
In the Kentucky Trotting Association meet at Lexington the opening events finished in straight heats. Peter Stirling edged Walnut Hall by a half length in the Kentucky Futurity worth 16000 dollars. Hawthorne took second as Walnut Hall broke in the stretch. Dan Patch led the Tennessee 2:08 pace while Confessor and Wauban each vied with Captor in a 2:09 3-4 three-heat set. Five thousand watched the races live.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Association
Walnut Hall
Peter Stirling
Hawthorne
Dan Patch
Tennessee
Shadow Chimes
Confessor
Wauban
Captor
Boxing Gossip in Boston Sparks Rumors of Robbers and Brawls
A Boston boxing gossip column reports rising interest in boxing circles with new faces and roasters, notes pressure against authorities, and warns of phony bouts planned in St John. It mentions Eddie Connolly eyeing England or South Africa, Tom Duggan in South Africa, and Chelsea prospects while detailing local journalism and wrestlers.
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Jackson
Limited Six Club
Borton Police
Pemberton
Secret Service
Police Corps
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N. B
Police Board
Pemberton Square
George Byers
Billy Smith
Byers
Billy Keefe
Peabody
Billy
T. John
Eddie Connolly
England
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Dick Burge
South Africa
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Jack O’brien
Eddie
Billy McCormick
Chelsea
Cambridge
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Rob Roy
Kid Banks
Benton
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M’'Donough
Webster Social Club
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Dan
al Weinig
Fort Pine
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Weinig
McPride
Chick Monahan
Rockland
Maes
Chick
R. L. Sands
John Graham
Will'am Murphy
John J. Little
James Gilligan
Charles Jackson
Harvey Parker
Parker
B. H. Benton
Jenkins Throws Rooney In Two Falls At Central Run
Cleveland October 8. Tom Jenkins outweighed 40 pounds more than John J. Rooney Chicago champion and defeated him in two straight falls before 4000 spectators. The match carried a $1500 purse with $1200 to the winner and $30 to the loser. Matt Hinkle of Cleveland refereed. Dan McLeod of Buffalo challenged the winner for future bouts.
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Tom Jenkins
John J. Rooney
Chicago
Chamson
Central Run
Jenkins
Rooney
Matt Hinkle
Dan McLeod
Buffalo
Forbes Beats Gardner In Ninth Round Victory
Clarence Forbes earned a decision over Oscar Gardner in a scheduled 20 round bout. Gardner poor throughout the bout and was knocked down by Forbes in the fifth. The referee halted action in the ninth after Gardner endured mounting punishment.
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Kansas City
Clarence Forbes
Oscar Gardner
Gardner
Forbes
Will
Tommy Ryan
Quarantine Enforcement On Incoming Boston Vessels
Boston quarantine officers strict on arrivals from United States ports. Dr Hatch boarded the St Croix from Boston and Maine, inspecting passengers and crew. Unvaccinated travelers faced vaccination on site or at next voyage. several ships and crews were checked and vaccinated.
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N. B
United States
Dr. Hatch
St. Croix
Boston
State of Maine
Maine
Eiastport
Heno Wins $20,000 Matron Stakes At Morris Park
Clarence H. MacKay's Heno, starting at 3 to 1, captured the Matron stakes worth $20,000 at Morris Park on opening day of the West Chester Racing Association fall meeting. Heno led most of the race and beat William C Whitney's Yankee, the futurity winner, with a bleary crowd in attendance and the track fast.
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New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Heno
Morris Park
William C. Whitney
West Chester Racing Association
Arca
Trainor’s Horse Thrown. Officer Injured and Recovering
Officer Frank E Trainor of Station 13 was thrown from his horse Saturday and taken to City Hospital severely injured. Prayers for his recovery were offered by Father Cummins of the Church of the Sacred Heart Roslindale last Sunday. Officer Trainor is a popular member of the division.
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Frank E
Father Cummins
Church of the Sacred Heart
Roslindale
Trainor
Accident injures trainer during horse show incident
The accident incapacitated Trainor as he rode Kitty, a bay mare that had won the blue ribbon in the police class at the latest horse show. Kitty slipped, caused the crash, and stood by her master, neighing until he was lifted.
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Trainor
Kitty
Laat
Fund for injured cyclers plan proposed by control board
The National Cycling Board of Control proposed at night a plan to establish a fund for payment to riders injured in competition. It would use fines levied by the board for this purpose, while regular revenues from memberships permits and registrations would cover operations.
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New York
National Cycling Board of Control
National Cycling Association
Board of Control
Cartwright Leads Walkers as Six-Day Race Passes 200 Miles
Philadelphia October 8 The six day walking match at Industrial Hall crossed the 200 mile threshold with leaders Cartwright 210 miles Glick 209 Hegelman 205 Tracy 202 and Golden 196 at midnight Thirty competitors began but only thirty remain Joe Goddard the heavyweight fighter trails about 109 miles behind the front runners Glick notched his 200th mile in 12 minutes a notable feat.
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Philadelphia
Industrial Hall
Glick
Joe Goddard
Cartwright
Hegelman
Tracy
Golden
Hart
Day
Messier
Barnes
Cavanaugh
Dean
Guerrero
Anniversary recalled of Chicago fire with loss estimates
Tonight hundreds recall the great Chicago fire of 30 years ago. At 1 a m the blaze was under control. The Chicago and Northwestern railroad Globe Light and Power Company and Davidson and Co each suffered about $25 000 in losses.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Globe Light and Power Company
Davidson & Co
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