Amherst Beats Harvard In Tough Football Clash
Amherst outplayed Harvard, holding the Crimson to one touchdown and threatening twice near goal. Early in the game Amherst used a tackles over formation to breach Harvard, with Byram’s 20 yard run and Quill’s long kick aided by the wind. Harvard scored in the second half as Lindsay crossed, while Stillman and Barnard shone for Harvard and Bowditch, Marshall, and Stillman impressed Amherst.
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Amherst
Harvard
Crimson
Cambridge
Byram
Jones
Marshall
Quill
Warvard
Lindsay
Stillman
Tenney
Bowditch
Yale
Wright
Barnard
Escossecccasas
Presdy
Raferty Wright
Bleakie
Dodge
Dethi
Ric
R. G
Varnum King
Lyon
Howard Barpard
Knowlton
Bowdrtch
Te Marshall
Q.q. B
Lewis Stillman
H. B
Washburn Tenney
H.l.oh
Rirard Meier
Piper
F. B
G. Amherst
Tindsay
Hammond
R. Brown
Wood
Tay
Cummings
Palmer
Pierce Ll. E
Griswold
Yale routs Wesleyan with 83 to 0 score in football
Yale dominated Wesleyan with three touchdowns by Farmer Ward and Shevlin, Ward adding three goal conversions. The game featured umpire S A Hammond and linesmen Agard and Tilney from Yale affiliates. Time halves 25 and 20 minutes.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Wesleyan
Neal
Hare
Eerscveceraces Sevel Oe
Eyster Baral
Sheylin
Pier Shi Cobb
Weekes leads Columbia past Fordham 45 to 0 at Polo Grounds
Columbia's football team overwhelmed Fordham College 45 to 0 in the season opener at the Polo Grounds. Captain Weekes sparked the offense with six long end runs, scoring two touchdowns despite playing just over half the game.
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New York
Columbia
Fordham College
Polo Grounds
Weekes
Haverford Defeated Penn 18 to 5 at Franklin Field
Haverford fought hard but Penn secured a 18 to 5 victory on Franklin Field. Decker, Haverford’s left end, kicked a field goal in the latter part of the second half after the team failed to gain on plunges.
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Philadelphia
Haverford
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Decker
Pennsylvania
Harvard Sapped by Amherst In Surprise Defeat
Harvard endured a surprising loss as Amherst held the Crimson to elix points and outplayed them. The day followed Yale’s 28 to 0 defeat of Amherst, signaling tough upcoming tests for Harvard against the Elis next month.
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Amherst
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
University of Cincinnati
Hanover College
Medford
Chelsea
Fisher
Dorchester
Cambridge
Redskins
Dodge
London
England
Kinney
DeWitt
Pennsylvania
South Quincys
John Norris
Redmond Street
Quincy
Maplewood A. C
Lynn
Charlestown
Rigby
Nelson Street
Dedham A. A
West
FE. P. Marley
Denham
Flaw in New Disus Record Sparks A. A. U inquiry
Sheridan set a new 129 foot 3 inch discus mark in New York on Saturday but the discus weighed five ounces less than the regulation four and a half pounds after Secretary J E Sullivan of the A A U weighed it. The discus was old and battered.
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Sheridan
New York
J. E. Sullivan
Aggies Held Dartmouth Scoreless In Tight Grid Battle
At Wanover New Hampshire the Massachusetts Agricultural College and Dartmouth played to a scoreless tie. Dartmouth threatened near the Aggies goal, but fumbled away the ball and the Aggies missed a field attempt by a narrow margin.
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Wanover
Harvard Opens Fall Tennis Tournament at Jarvis Field
Harvard began its fall tennis tournament yesterday on Jarvis Field in Cambridge. The event runs through to the university championship winner, with matches continuing over the coming weeks.
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Harvard
Jarvis Wield
Cambridge
Bevis to skipper Shamrock II in Cup defense
Glasgow Oct 8 The plan to put Shamrock II under an American skipper and crew has been abandoned. Captain Charles Bevis and the Shamrock I crew will be transferred to Shamrock II after refitting. Bevis, a novice in America's Cup racing, has commanded Laurea and Allsa and is noted for resourcefulness and originality.
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Glasgow
Atlantic
Charles Bevis
Bevis
Allsa
Boxing Gossip on McGovern Corbett and Boston Letters
Boxing notes from Boston and Philadelphia reveal Terry McGovern’s upbeat mood after a letter from manager Sam Harris about a potential late fall bout with Young Corbett. Promoters claim offers to stage the match within five weeks under Louisville terms, with December as a fallback. Other letters discuss Jack O Brien’s ambitions, Corbett’s form after his win over Teddy Leonard, and plans for future matchups and reappearances in the region.
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Sam Harris
Terry
Young Corbett
Philadelphia
Louis- Ville
California
Boston
Teddy Leonard
Corbett
Lenny
Jack O'Brien
Peter Maher
Jim Jeffries
I. Joseph V. M
Ashland Street
al. Martin
Gardiner
Florence
Mass
Mr. Benton
William Tiekui
Northampton
Connecticut
Harry Tracy
Tracy
Massachusetts
Cambridge Club
Jim Hanler
Criterion Club
J. McDevitt
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Palma Tablets Claim to Restore Bright Eyes and Nerves
Sunken eyes with half moons described as signs of suffering and nerve decay are claimed to be cured by Palma Tablets. The ad promises eye brightness and calmer nerves, priced at 50 cents per box with a 12 box guarantee, and offers a free book. Sold by several druggists including Walker-Rintels Drug Co and F. Bradbury in Boston.
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Winchester Pile Care
Express
Winchester Pile Care CO
Medford
Mass
Trealors
Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey
F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
I. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
F. Eaton
Vriend St
Klein's
Tremont
Boylston Sts
Essex Pharmacy
Breach of promise suit against Patrick Kieran goes to jury
Miss Mary E. MacDonald seeks 50000 damages from Patrick Kieran alleging he broke a promise to wed. In Fall River the trial opened crowded court, Kieran denying most claims while admitting affection. Cross examination focused on letters and intent, with Kieran claiming love but no engagement.
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Mary E. MacDonald
Patrick Kieran
Fall River
Kieran
Mr. Knowlton
Miss MacDonald
Knowlton
Mir
Mary B. MacDonald
Jessie Herr Walks to Victory at Kentucky Breeders Meet
Lexington Ky October 8 ideal weather and track conditions marked day two of the Kentucky breeders meeting. The 2:13 trot featured four heat winners after four heats while in the Futurity for 2 year olds Jessie Herr walked the field to win the third heat. Judge Cullen and F Cares heated controversy led to a $1009 fine for the driver and disqualifications after the third heat. Best times 2:18 2:15 with subsequent heats affected by the rulings. Tomorrow the Transylvania is featured.
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Lexington
Hudson
Jessie Hert
Cares
Cullen
All-Americans Shine in Pittsburg Matchup
In Pittsburgh the All-Americans faced Batteries led by Phillippe and Zimmer with Joss and Sullivan contributing. Umpires were O Laughlin and O Day. Attendance reached 4500 as the event noted 10.020% and 52 Hite Pittburg performances alongside Errora Pittburg.
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Pittsburg
Errora
Phillippe
Zimmer
Joss and Sullivan
O'Laughlin
O'Day
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