Boston will not defend America's Cup next season
Boston yachtsmen deny forming any syndicate to build a cup defender for the America's Cup defense against Lipton's Shamrock III. Prominent figures like F. Lothrop Ames and C. F. Adams II dispute rumors, noting costs and feasibility, while Lipton's challenge nears and no Boston boat plan is advancing beyond rumor.
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Boston
Thomas Lipton
New York
Alberts. Bigelow
F. Lothrop Ames
C. F. Adams
Owen
Eastern Yacht Club
Constitution Syndicate
W. Starling Burgess
Edward Burgess
Burgess
Herreshoff
Bristol
New York Yacht Club
Ames
Tennis semi finals this week at Longwood Cricket Club
The Longwood Cricket Club hosts the ongoing women’s tennis tournament with semi finals in scratch singles and women’s doubles this forenoon. Winners meet Saturday for trophies. mixed doubles semis Saturday afternoon. Notable morning matches include Eleanore Stockton and Jane M Stockton advancing, with Burrill and Miller also reaching the handicap singles final.
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Longwood Cricket Club
Eleanore Stockton
Evelyn Sears
Jane M. Stockton
Coe
Stockton
Margaret Nichols
E. M. Burrill
Louise D. Miller
Julia Lawrence
Isabel Lawrence
Exeter Coach Edwin N Robinson Rehired at Exeter
Edwin N. Robinson, Boston bar member and former Phillips Exeter Academy baseball coach, has been re engaged. He is a Brown graduate and is currently coaching the University of Maine football eleven.
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Exeter
N. H
Edwin N. Robinson
Phillips Exeter Academy
Robinson
Brown
University of Maine
Transylvania Stake Ends In Record Times At Lexington
Ozanam the brown daughter of Axtell and Ozania won the 14th Transylvania, the Kentucky Breeders Association’s premier stake. Geers drove Prince of Orange the fastest heat, lowering the stake record to 2:07 1-2 while every heat stayed under 2:10 and the average time broke the world mark. Major Delmar faded to third as crowds of 15,000 roared. more than $100,000 wagered. Katherine A. tied the world record in the $50 futurity for 2-year-olds, winning in straight heats as weather and track proved fast.
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Lexington
Ozanam
Axtell
Ozania
Transylvania
Kentucky Breeders’ Association
Ed Benyon
Geers
Prince of Orange
John Nolan
Major Delmar
McDonald
Major Selmar
Benyon
Cranam
Rythmie
Katherine A
Boxing Gossip Sparks Irish Origin Debate in Boston
Boxing writer Benton defends claims that many successful pugilists have Irish roots while noting English champions and later modern American dominance. The column cites fighters like Sullivan, Jeffries, Gans, and Corbett, upcoming bouts at the Criterion Club, and training news for Gans and Temple, with remarks on various boxers and clubs.
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Stanley Mackey
England
Bettinson
National Sporting Club
America
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
McCoy
Gans
Walcott
Young Corbett
Frank Gline
Gline
James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Frank Slavin
Peter Maher
Charlie Mitchel
Dan Creedon
Jack O'Brien
Jack McAuliffe
Tack Dempsey
Kid Carter
Martin Flaherty
George Gardner
Billy Gardner
George
Criterion Club
Young Schindler
Johnnie Powers
Joe Handler
Martin Reilly
John
Twin) Sullivan
Jimmie Handler
Handler
Boston
Timmy Kearns
Sanchez
Tom O’rourke
Larry Temple
Chicago
Joe Gans
Buffalo
Kid McPartland
International A. C
Fort Erie
Inquirer
Yoes
Philadelphia
George Cole
Quaker City
Black Demon
Woodman
Lenox Athletic Club
Ihe
Schumaker
New York
Ruddy Morris
Harvard Eleven Takes a Brace at Soldiers Field
Harvard football practice after a loss to Amherst showed stern coaching and hard drills. Bowditch and Jones shone on defense, Foster dazzled with two 25 yard runs, while Tenney and Meter were sidelined by minor injuries. Trainer MacMasters reports full lineup return soon.
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Amherst
Soldiers Field
Harvard
Lewis
Varsity
Scrvicb
Bowditch
Jones
Marshall
Foster
Tenney
Meter
MacMasters
Yale Tests Fullback Play At Field Drills
Yale coaches staged experiments at Yale Field to speed up the back and evaluate a fullback. Shevlin, a substitute tackle, lined up at fullback and scored a touchdown as the varsity rested in scrubs to test the rush line. Wilhems shifted from halfback to tackle but showed inexperience. Holt did not play due to illness and malaria, possibly sidelined for a week.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Shevlin
Scrubs
Wilhems
Holt
Maine Crimson clash on Soldiers Field in tight defense
Tomorrow the University of Maine faces the Crimson hoping to limit scoring to three touchdowns at the moat. The Crimson plans a big run up after Wednesday's game. Local games listed include Watertown High versus Drekline High and Cambridge High against Needham High. Yale has played four games this season and scored 152 points.
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Soldiers Field
University of Maine
Crimson
Watertown High
Drekline High
Watertown
Cambridge High
Needham High
Cambridge
Cambridge Latin
Tufts 2d
Tufts Oval
Stone School
Noble & Greenough
Emory Field
Fo i
Varvard
Yale
MacLean Brothers Start to Australia for Cycle Racing
The MacLean brothers Chelsea cyclists began yesterday in New York for a voyage to Australia to race through the winter. Hugh MacLean emerged as a paced racing success and Alec is a veteran sprinter. They go at the suggestion of Frank Beauchamp, Australian champion, who praised Australia’s cycle racing fervor. Alec faces a suspension from the National Cycling Association over indoor prizes, yet will still ride in Australia. Plugger Bil Martin of Lowell and Beauchamp will accompany them.
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MacLean Brothers
Chelsea
New York
Australia
Hugh MacLean
Alec
Antipodes
Frank 8. Beauchamp
Boston
Alec MacLean
National Cycling Association
Park Square Garden
Bil Martin
Lowell
Heauchamp
Boston football notes touch many teams and changes
The article sketches Harvard O Connell prospects at Maine tomorrow amid O Reillys dual coaching at English High and South Boston High. It notes limited Boston pro league chances, a $1000 franchise lure, Fisher related to Redwater, new bleachers at Tufte Oval, a typographical error in football spending, Giant yearly totals over a million, Hanley of Boston Latin seen as a top interscholastic athlete, Latin likely to win prep league, Georgetown recalling Mahoney era, and Georgetowns revival after a two year pause with a strong start this year.
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Crimson
O'Connell
Harvard
Maine
John O'Reilly
Holy Cross
Fisher
Redwater
Tufte Oval
Hanley
Boston Latin
Latin School
Georgetown
George Mahoney
Simpet
Gewreetown
Severe Labrador Storm Damage Reports From St John’s
Reports from St John’s Newfoundland outline damage after a recent gale in Labrador. Weather observers note strong winds, toppled trees, and property impact across coastal settlements with ongoing assessment and relief coordination expected.
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Labrador
ST. John's, N. F
Storm's toll seen greater than past gale in years
Labrador continues to be received here and officials believe the storm's effects will surpass any gale in two decades. One schooner with 55 men aboard is missing, but authorities hope she sought shelter in a nearby harbor.
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Labrador
Prince Henry Buys Automobile on Vacation Trip
Berlin Oct 9 Emperor William granted Prince Henry 45 days vacation. The prince went to Hamburg and bought an automobile, starting today for Darmstadt where he and Princess will spend the vacation residing in a palace of the Grand Duke of Hesse.
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Berlin
William
Prince Henry
Hamburg
Darmstadt
Grand Duke of
Heese
Devonian Steamship List of Saloon Passengers
The Devonian of the Leyland line set sail for Liverpoolsnead yesterday carrying saloon passengers including Katherine Ames B Blairdeld Dr. William PF Boos Mrs. Boos Herbert Black Mrs. Frannees Bolan huley Mra Bradley Miss May Bradley Dr. HW Burrell A W Cross O Crane Mrs Richard Gorman Teard Mrs ella W Perry Phinney Mra Phinney Mrs I Riedel Mire Anna Urbino.
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Devonian
Leyland Line
Livervnsnead
Katherine Ames
Blairdeld
William PF. Boos
Boos Herbert TD Black
Frannees
Bolan Huley
Bradley
May Bradley
Burrell
A.W. Cross
O. Crane
Richard Gorman C
Ella W
Perry
Phinney
Riedel Mire
Anna &, Urbino
Dr Parker Ordered to Rest and Depart for Climate
London report says Dr Joseph Parker pastor of City Temple must abstain from work for six months and depart to a warm climate after medical orders.
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London
Joseph Parker
City Temple
Dartmouth Class Games Highlight Sophomore Victory
Dartmouth Athletic Association reports the third annual class games in Hanover with cold weather limiting records. Captain Smith led the sophomores to multiple wins including sprints, hurdles, and distance events while Campbell Wallis and Parish Kennedy also scored in various finals. Sophomores outpaced freshmen 42 to 5 as juniors and seniors each posted five points.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth Athletic Association
Smith
Halleck
Story
Johnson
Boornd
Lowers
Starwood
Campbell
Wallis
Parish
Kennedy
Heleht
Lindsay
Jefferies
Gistaiee
Myers
Ayers
Federal buildings for Massa in Massachusetts sites chosen
Washington dispatch reports the Secretary of the Treasury has accepted offers for public building sites in Massachusetts. In Quincy at the corner of Washington street and Maple place the price is 11809 dollars, and in Northampton at the corner of Pleasant and Armory street the price is 14000 dollars.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Quincy
Mass
Washington Street
Maple Place
Northampton
Pleasant
Armory Street
Peasant Uprising Sparks Violence in Toltava Russia
Reports from across the border say a new peasant uprising has erupted in Toltava, with clashes against local forces intensifying as reinforcements arrive. Dozens reported killed or wounded amid the fighting.
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Berlin
Toltava
Russia
Poloists Adopt a Schedule for Upcoming Matches
The American League of Feller Polo Clubs met at the Hotel Savoy with President Murnane presiding and approved a dense schedule through December. Readouts include Clinton at Worcester on Oct 28, numerous matches across Chelsea, Lowell, Portland, Providence, Lawrence and Worcester, plus multiple Nov and Dec fixtures and doubleheaders.
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American League of Feller
Hotel Savoy
Murnane
Clinton
Worcester
Lawrence
Portland
Chelsea
Lowell
Providence
Wlinton
Lusweenee
Keowell
L’revidence
Linton
Lawrencce
Exeter Track Captain Named as Anderson Resigns
Neal W. Allen of Portland, Maine, was tonight elected captain of the Phillips Exeter track team, to succeed W. J. Anderson, son of Dr. W. G. Andersen, director of the Yale Gymnasium, who resigned.
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Exeter
N. H
Neal W. Allen
Portland
Phillips Exeter
W. J. Anderson
W. G. Andersen
Yale Gymnasium
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