Harvard Wins Fast Game From Amherst
Harvard defeats Amherst in two fierce halves at Soldiers Field, lowering last week’s score. Captain Morse praises Harvard backs and line while noting Amherst’s scare in the first half. Touchdowns by Putnam and Ristine with Graydon kicking the goal. attendance around 3000.
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Harvard
Yale
Campbell
Graydon
Captain Morse
Amherst
Post
Soldiers Field
Crook Devens
Ristine
R. H
Bryant Minn
F. B
Pierce
Touchdowns
Putnam
Waters
Murchie
Washburn
Knowles
Graham
Harvard Triumphs Over Amherst In Cambridge Showdown
Captain David Campbell led Harvard as the Crimson broke Amherst’s line in the second half. Kernan and Ristine carried the ball for multiple 6 to 30 yard gains, setting up two touchdowns after a first half stalemate. Final score Harvard 11 Amherst 0 with Harvard’s Graydon kicking the extra points.
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Crimson
Harvard
Amherst
Phillips
Putnam
Devens
Kernan
Ristine
Graydon
Campbell
Mifflin
Ambherst
Pennsylvania
Harvar Amherst
Gy Phillips Graydon
Blagden
Seseereess
R. T
Morse Robinson
G. Varnum
Yale Dominates Wesleyan In 24-0 Shutout
Yale, 24, shut out Wesleyan in New Haven. The first half featured rapid scoring as Hogan and Wilhelmi led Yale’s backfield, with Goss and Chadwick crashing the line and Hart providing strong end runs. Olcott kicked four goals. Inglis was injured early and Wesleyan showed stout defense in the second half.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Wesleyan
Inglis
Wilhelmi
Chadwick
Goss
Hogan
Hart
Johnson
Olcott
Brown Triumphs Over Manhattan 6 5 in Tough Gridiron Battle
Providence reports Brown defeats Manhattan College by one point in a hard fought football game. Tarbell scored from near midfield, Kilroy also hit paydirt, Bates added the goal. The game featured powerful line bucking and one ejection for slugging in the New York visitors.
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Providence
Cornell Trounces Hamilton 39–0 in Ithaca Game
Cornell overwhelmed Hamilton College 39 to 0 in Ithaca. Hamilton held Cornell to 11 points in 15 minutes, but Cornell's defense held firm while Purcell highlighted the win with a 70 yard run and a 75 yard dash.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Hamilton College
Hamilton
Purcell
Holy Cross 15 Overpowers MIT in One-Sided Football Clash
Holy Cross defeated Massachusetts Institute of Technology 15 to 0 at Charles River Park. Reed scored two touchdowns and Baldwin added a 35-yard field goal. Holy Cross dominated from the start with standout play by Larkin Reed and Baldwin, while Hooker impressed for Technology.
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Charles River Park
Holy Cross
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tech
Worcester
Baldwin
Ho Cross
Larkin
Reed
Hooker
T. Kelley
Rice
Hunter Lawler
Campbell
Eessseess . T
Ross Stankard
McGill Toorkin
G. de
Reese Eeeerereens Q. B
Hill EB. Kelley
Dartmouth Rout Boston College In 45 to 0 Shutout
Dartmouth dismantled Boston College 45 to 0 as BC failed to mount defense. Key scorers included Connor Patterson Vaughn Morse Hewick and Colton with multiple touchdowns and goals from touchdowns. Referee Stickney officiated and White served as umpire. Time was two 25 minute halves.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Boston College
Boston
Bullock
Hanlon
Herman
Sullivan
Chesterman Smith
Wheldon
L. T
Keen Pratt
Riley
Rorke Lewis
Smith
Dee
Cory Rommy Leach
Austin
Brown
Kramer
Lucey Ace
Grifan
Ft. T
Seeseecess
R. T
McCusker O'Gonnor
Lillard
R. E
Nickerson
White Whitman
Amene
Farmer
Q. B
G. B
Riley Knibbe
Vaughn
Patterson
McCarthy
Sullivan Hewick
Colton
R. H
H. B
Ford Dillon
Morse
Grover
mpire—White
Stickney
Connor
Hewick
Griffin
Phillips Andover 5 Hopkinson 0 football note
Phillips Andover defeated Hopkinson 5 to 0. Princeton beat New York University 28 to 0 in Princeton New Jersey.
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Andover
Phillips Andover
Hopkinson
Princeton
N. J
New York University
Massachusetts May Get Championship in Golf Meet
Eight Massachusetts women opened the Baltusrol rounds in the national women’s golf championship. Margaret Curtis beat Pauline Mackay 2 up while Mollie Adams defeated Fanny Mec Lane 3 up 2 to play. E A Manice defeated Louisa Wells 6 up 5 to play. Curtis, Manice, Curtis and Bishop led a strong field as matches continued toward the final on Saturday. Weather was favorable and crowds followed.
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Massachusetts
Baltusrol
Margaret Curtis
Essex County
Pauline Mackay
Oakley
Mollie Adams
Wollaston
Fanny K. Mec Lane
Baltimore
E. A. Manice
Lenox
Louisa A. Wells
Brookline
H. P. Curtis
N. P. Rogers
Emily A. Lockwood
Lexington
Lucy Herron
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Farrington
Vesper
G. M. Bishop
Brooklawn
New York
Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
N. J
Essex County Club
Manchester
Mass
Mass.) Golf Club
Miss Curtis
E. A. Lockwood
Lockwood
Genevieve Hecker
Grace Fargo
Seabright
B. Anthony
Chicago
M. L. Oliver
Philadel
Harvard May Get New Links Golf Club Plan Near Harvard Square
The Harvard Golf Club has optioned an 8 acre farm between Waverly and Wellington, four minutes from Harvard square. A fine farm house will accompany the property and could become a club house. A nine hole course is planned if the purchase proceeds.
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Harvard Golf Club
Waverly
Wellington
Harvard Square
Salem Golf Club Qualifying Round Chooses Eight for Championship
Salem players completed an 18 hole medal handicap to determine eight qualifiers for the club championship. In first round pairings Miss Emerton faces Miss West, Mrs Baker meets Mrs West, Mrs Bray plays Miss Harris, and Mrs Feirson challenges Mrs Benson. In the afternoon Salem defeated Winchester 13 up.
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Phians
W. H. Gorham
Jances E. Griscom
George Francis
Brookline
Mass
Salem
Salem Golf Club
Emerton
Miss West
Baker
West
Bray
Harris
F’eirson
Benson
Winchester Golf Club
Newton Golf Championship Opens With Local Qualifiers
The Newton Centre Golf Club hosted all 36 hole medal rounds on the Oxford road course as 16 players qualified for the championship and eight for the consolation. First round matchups list Merrill against Carter and Hovey against Hartshorn among others with the final to be held October 20.
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Newton
Oxford Road Links
Newton Centre Golf Club
Newton Centre Links
W. B. Merrill
W. L. Carter
F. H. Hovey
Dr. BE. Hartshorn
A. L. Woods
G. K. Maltby
J. D. Greene
C. Hl. Watson
A. J. Wellington
E. H. Kidder
W. Whittemore
M. Stimson
E. M. Noyes
W. B. Herrick
P. Gilbert
Henry Haynie
F. M. Merrill
D. T. Kidder, Jr
Henry Baily
H. L. Ayer
S. A. Shannon
C. L. Bixby
F. M. Robbins
G. W. Pratt
New Carney Hospital Building Nears Completion
The Carney Hospital will gain a new out patient department building by November 1 as Maginis Walsh Sullivan report good contractor progress. A fair will open to help defray costs, continuing a tradition that has aided the hospital in the past.
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Carney Hospital
Maginis, Walsh & Sullivan
Carney
Hospital
Magic and Sullivan Architects
McPeck Wins Yacht Race Wager in Boston Wheelbarrow Ride
Neil McPeck a State street broker fulfilled most terms of a bet with Oscar Simmons over a yacht race. McPeck guided a toy wheelbarrow from 60 State Street to Hotel Lennox with a dinner for guests after Shamrock won. Simmons avoided the final wheelbarrow ride and did not participate.
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Neil McPeck
State Street
Oscar Simmons
MecPeck
Shamrock
Lennox
McPeek
Simmons
Mr. McPeek
McPeck
Washington
Newspaper Row
School Street
Tremont Street
Franz H. Krebs
Guy M. Spear
Major Wood
Isaac F. Paul
Charles H. Innes
Mr. Alexander
News of the World Briefly Told Localest News Bits
Brief items from Concord Tucson Lawrence New York Fort Wayne Pittsburg Cleveland Sun Cook Washington summarize trials fires finds and auctions. Notable notes include a malpractice suit against I Tomlinson, a $7 million ore find near Tucson, the Lipton Shamrock racing decision, and President Roosevelt to receive an honorary degree from Yale.
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Concord
N. H
J. A. Speed
Tomlinson
Tucson
Ariz
Charles R
P. J. Fleming
Lawrence
Boston
New York
NEW York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Fort Wayne, Inc
William Meyer, Jr
Western Baseball Association
Columbus, C
Meyer
Johann Most
Court of Special Sessions
The
Freiheid
Most
Manchester
Burley Smith
Smith Point
Pittsburg
Pittsburg & Western Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Cleveland
National Hardware Association
Chamber of Commerce
Shepleigh
St. Louis
T. J. Fernley
Canadian
Wholesale Hardware Association
Suncook
Frank
Whitehouse
Washington
Roosevelt
Yale College
Farmington
Mass
New Haven
European Decrees Liquidate Jesuit and Assumptionist Estates
Paris decree orders liquidation of Jesuit and Assumptionist estates for not meeting the associations law. Madrid royal decree requires payment in gold of taxes on interest and on bond redemptions. London reports Ambassador Choatha plans to sail to the United States this Saturday aboard the Philadelphia with Mr. and Mrs. Levi P. Morton.
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Paris
Civil Tribunal
Madrid
London
O.T
Choatha
United States
American Line
Philadelphia
Levi P. Morton
Republican Club of Massachusetts Abandons Annual Banquet
The October meeting, chaired by President Curtis Guild Jr., reported that plans for a Sym phony Hall banquet were canceled out of respect for President McKinley’s memory. The executive committee had arranged the details but voted to abandon the annual dinner this year.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Mill Street
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boxing Gossip: Connolly's Plight and Pugilism Talk
A column covers Professor John Connolly at State Hospital Tewksbury and requests for comforts. It also muses on boxing loyalties, Fitzsimmons becoming an American citizen, middleweight weights, and future bouts including Terry McGovern and Kid Lavigne with notes on Adelphi Club and upcoming dates.
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John Connolly
Connolly
State Hospital
Tewksbury
Mass
Benton
London
Eng
America
Post
New York Sun
Professor Connolly
Sun
Bob Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Uncle Sam
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Agit
Macon McCormick
Macon
Professor McClellan
Mike Donovan
George Rooke
Washington Street
Oscar Gardner
Clarence Forbes
Gardner
Terry McGovern
Frank Butler
Boston
Patsey Sheppard
Shepard
Tammany
New York
Mr. Sheppard
New York Shepard
Patsey
Public Library
Art Gallery
Atlantic Yacht Club
Edward Shepard
Adelphi Club
Covent Garden
Kit Burns
Water Street
Nev
Tim Hegarty
Kid Lavigne
Frisco
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
St Louis Claimed for New American League Club in 1902
James McAleer arrived in St. Louis and predicted the city would land an American League team in 1902. He said the club would feature top Milwaukee players plus talent from the National and other leagues and contend for the pennant.
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ST. Louis
James McAleer
Cleveland
Bowing to Two of Three Horseshoe Club Beats Shawmut Rowing
The Horseshoe Club bowlers defeated Shawmut Rowing Club on Sudbury alleys last night two strings to one. Totals show Horseshoe 378 380 358 and Shawmut 320 858 379.
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Horseshoe Club
Shawmut Rowing Club
Sudbury
Shawmut R. C
Murray & Irwin City League
Murray & Irwin Century League
C. L
Rowing Clubs Receive Banners at Labor Day Regatta
Representatives from all New England Amateur Rowing Association clubs gathered at St. Alphonsus Hall Roxbury to receive banners and prizes won at the Labor Day regatta. James P. Fox presided and Arlington Boat Club President Stimpson spoke. Alderman Kelley presented the prize on behalf of Boston. An entertainment followed.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
St. Alphonsus Hall
Roxbury
James P. Fox
St. Alphonsus A. A
Stimpson
Arlington Boat Club
Alderman Kelley
East Boston
City of
Boston
Uncle Arius Beats Favorites in Nashua 2:17 Pace
In Nashua New Hampshire Uncle Arius upset the top contenders by winning the 2:17 pace at Nashua Driving Park. Eveline captured the 2:29 pace after four heats, while favorites stumbled in a day of slow times and tight competition.
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Nashua
N. H
Arius
Eveline
Wrestlers John J. Little and James Gilligan Agree to Match
Articles show Brockton’s John J. Little and Lawrence’s James Gilligan agreeing to a catch as catch can bout in Lawrence before Dec 1 for 100 dollars a side. They must post 25 dollars each and set date and scene by Nov 1 with Frank Moran as witness.
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John J. Little
James Gilligan
Charles Jackson
Worcester
Little
John J. Tittle
Brockton
Lawrence
Gilligan
Strangle
Full Nelson
B. H. Benton
Barutel and Schaefer Break Even in Billiards
Barutel the French crack and Schaefer split results at the Hub Billiard Palace yesterday. Bartel produced a 187 point display, the week’s high run, while Schaefer totaled 126 as his rival won 200 to 126. The evening bout saw Schaefer prevail by 36 in a 300 point game with further matches planned.
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Barutel
Schaefer
Hub Billiard Palace
Bartel
Baratel
Carter
Cline
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