Harvard to Organize Water Polo Team at Dunster Bath
The opening of the new Dunster bath for Harvard students was celebrated with a 100 yard swim by Percy Cavill and a club bet. The bath, 49 by 20 feet with seven foot depth, is fed by a 216 foot artesian well and cost 55 000 dollars. A polo team will be organized to play against the B A A and Brookline teams.
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Boston Likely to Finish Under Five Hundred Season Outlook
Boston looks set to finish below 500 for the fifth time in 29 years amid NL standings notes. Frazer of Philadelphia tops certain metrics while Boston pitchers Lewis and Dineen show mixed rankings. Chicago leads in extra bases while Pittsburgh, Boston and Brooklyn chase club records across home runs and stolen bases.
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Baseball Standings and Rain Postponements Reported
Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn games postponed by rain with doubleheader shifts. Boston lingers near .600 pace as final standings loom with six games left. Pitching leaders McGinnity and Tannehill top the charts, many hurlers near .600 to .400 in the tight race_per.
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Boston New York Game Postponed
The Boston New York game at New York today was postponed on account of wet grounds.
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Gamboy Fails in 2:10 Pace at Lexington Race
Gamboy, the favorite, fares poorly, taking only second money as Ituna wins the first heat but loses ground in the fourth. Balmy L. sweeps the next three heats to capture the race. In the 2:14 trot Prince of India leads early, Arch M. takes a later heat, and Red June claims the race after consecutive wins. The 2:18 trot sees Waban Stranger Molo each with wins, leaving the outcome to be decided tomorrow.
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Jordan Confident to Win World Chess Championship Match
George Crookston, Crookston for Richard Jordan, says Jordan will take the world checker title to Scotland after defeating Chromatic rivals and facing Charles F Barker in Boston. The match begins Monday Oct 15 at the American House with a $2000 stake across forty games.
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Bicycle Trust Net Profit Reported at $605,580
American Bicycle Company treasurer A L Garford announced a net profit of 605,579.71 for the year ending July 31, the first year of the firm. Quick assets stood at 11,963,49 percent and plant investment, after 1,168,015.28 depreciation, was 30,000,000. President R Lindsay Coleman outlines the Bicycle Trust formation and the old board was re elected.
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Milk price fight urged as farmers push eighth cent rise
Farmers raise milk by seven-eighths of a cent a quart while the Milk Trust adds two cents to consumer price, more than doubling the farmers' increase. Advocates say a fair price is six to seven cents and urge consumers to refuse the extra cent, predicting victory in the struggle.
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Rainy Franklin Park Hosts First Round Golf Battles
Wet greens and steady rain tested New England Amateur Championship players at Franklin Park. L. J. Malone faced J. M. Richards in a 18 hole match with Richards winning 4 up 8 to play as spectators followed. Other results included W. R. Tuckerman over Dr. O'Brien 4 up 8 to play and A. L. White over A. M. Lincoln one up. Several matches were defaulted or postponed due to weather with additional rounds scheduled for today and tomorrow’s match play drawings set.
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Woods Makes Best Score In Allston Golf Cup
In driving rain at the Allston Golf Club, about 100 entries began the open tournament. E Woods of Arlington Club posted the best medal score of 78 in 36 and 37. Farrington of Wollaston was four strokes behind, with Fay Ingalls of Harvard third. The day included heavy showers, yet many strong rounds emerged and matchups for the Allston cup were drawn. The pace continued with side events at Mechanics Hall featuring Hindoo necromancy, a jeweled red vest spectator, and a lively crowd despite the downpour. An automobile parade plan was announced for next Monday with over 200 cars expected to participate.
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Harvard Senior Files Marriage to Christine Langlois in City Registrar
On October 2 George C. Lawrence a Harvard senior registered to wed Christine I. Langlois of New York City at the city registrar in the old Court House. Langlois a Cadet Girl chorus member listed as Miss Savelli on the programme. Lawrence, from Evanston Illinois, was born in Chicago both aged 22. Christine Langlois born in Quebec, mother Me Donald, now Mrs. Lawrence, residence New York City.
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Despondent Woman Found Dead From Carbolic Acid Fumes
Inez B. Genn was found dead in her room at 229 Harrison Avenue after several days unseen. The air in the apartment was filled with carbolic acid fumes and police consider it a suicide. Genn had been an invalid for over four years and preferred solitude.
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McGovern to Fight Sullivan for Suitably Sized Purse
Sam Harris, manager of Terry McGovern, announced in Columbus that McGovern will meet Dave Sullivan for a suitable purse and allow Sullivan to weigh any amount. GILT EDGED LEAGUE TO MEET FRIDAY. Secretary J B Reynolds says the Amateur Bowling League of Boston and vicinity will hold its annual meeting Friday evening at the Boston athletic association.
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Harvard Plays Amherst Today At Soldiers Field
Harvard faces Amherst on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 4 p m with a forecast of muddy footing and a need to outperform Yale's recent 27 point showing against Amherst. The Crimson restates its lineup expectations and notes Wiggins injury and Yale reform talks amid general football day matchups nationwide.
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Yale Faces Rain Soaked Practice Before Bates Game
Yale coaches push players through drenched conditions as they seek stronger defense for tomorrow's Bates College game. Hale Sharpe Book lead scoring in first half. line up lists Gould Kunzig Brown Olcott Hamlin Stillman Cov Weare Fincke Sharpe Cook Hale.
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War on Sunday Golf in Greenwich Crusade
Mrs. Lewis D. Mason of Brooklyn spends summers in Greenwich and leads a Sabbath observance push against golf and cycling on wagers. She has four local women like wives sisters and daughters to persuade masculine players to stop such sports. They aim for reform through prayer and gentle moral suasion despite ridicule.
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Sterling Club shines in Boston boxing meet at Brookton fair
Boston sportswriters hail the Sterling Club formed by notable citizens to tour the Brookton fair and contest a prize for best turnout. The group led by John J. Sullivan and others impressed judges, earning second prize ribbons, and aims to become a permanent club with a charter forthcoming.
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