Harvard's New Back Puts Up Fast Game
Harvard tops practice as new halfback Channing shows speed with two 15 yard end runs and a 50 yard punt. Veterans are sidelined, Starr returns at quarterback, Blagden appears on scrubs, with sparse scoring and injuries noted among candidates.
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Harvard
Channing
Reggie Brown
Foster
Pierce
Montgomery
Squires
Wendell
McFadien
Hurley
Nationals Win First Postseason Game 5 2
The Nationals beat the Boston Americans 5 to 2 in the opening post season game. Vic Willis pitched well for the Nationals while Tenney’s crew fought hard. Burkett and Grimshaw had timely hits for the Americans, and Selbach drove in a run in the seventh.
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Tenney
Americans
Collins
Bill Dineen
Vic Willis
Belbach
Burkett
Grimshaw
Selbach
Tally
Willis
Roosevelt Seeks toned down football rules with college advisers
President Roosevelt hosted Dr. D H Nichols W T Reid Arthur T Hillebrand John B Fine Walter Camp and Mr Owsley as athletic advisers from Harvard Princeton and Yale. He aimed to discuss morale and reduce brutality in football, starting movement toward rule modifications with no firm conclusions reached.
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Washington
Roosevelt
D. H. Nichols
W. T. Reid
Harvard
Arthur T. Hillebrand
John B. Fine
Princeton
Walter Camp
Mr. Owsley
Yale
Nationals Top Americans in Boston Showdown
Moran sparked a 6 to 2 win with a two base hit and score, while Burkett and Grimshaw drove in runs for the Nationals. Tenney and Dineen battled in a tense game as Selbach and Ferris added key singles. Youngs slated to pitch drew local attention at Huntington Avenue.
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Tiful Gingle
Batty
Burkett
Ferris
Tenney
Dolan
Delehanty
Grimshaw
Wolverton
Unglaub
Parent
Stahl
Moran
Raymer
Dineen
Criger
Willis
Collins
Angilauld
Selbach
Rayme R An Dineen
Abbaticchio
Short
Freeman
Dineén
Cannell
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Youngs
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al Ree
Grimsha Criger
Willits
Stent
Empires
Nm Ad Malie
Boston Terrier Club Plans Siding Borake Event Entries
At a meeting of the beach show committee in Boston the club finalized arrangements for an event at 60 North Market Street. Entries for the show will close October 18 with details to be announced tonight.
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Boston Terrier Club
North Market Street
Beachmont boxing club aims to captivate Chelsea fans tomorrow night
The Berkeley Cycle Club of Beachmont schedules a boxing card at Crescent Gardens on Revere Beach aimed at drawing a large local crowd. Main event features Matty Baldwin of Charlestown against Sammy Myers of New York with undercard bouts including Kid Barrish, Jack Desmond, Gus Ross, Kid Gordon, Young Crhill, Sam Moss, and others. Forfeits from Jack Blackburn and Larry Temple noted for Highland A. C. next Friday.
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Washington
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Sullivan
Soeer
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Boston
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Lowell
Desmond
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Lawrence
Gus Ross
Kid Gordon
Young Crhill
Roxbury
Sam Moss
Waltham
Marlboro
Jack Blackburn
Larry Temple
Highland A. C
Northboro
Worcester
Young Cahill
Ike McLean
Hudson
Beeches
Ord
Langford
Eddie Kelvin
Langone
Jack Ys
Art Black
Nigan
Langfor
George Cole
Tom N O'Toole
Jimmy Walsh
Goey Penn
Digger
Pont
Tommy Felts
Feltz
Billy Carroll
Brockton
Dave Munroe
Norwood
Seawanhaka Cup On Exhibition In Boston Window
The Seawanhaka cup is displayed in a Tremont Street jewelry shop window by Manchester V C. This marks the first chance for Boston crowds this season to view the trophy after nine years away in Canada.
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Manchester V. C
Tremont Street
Boston
Canada
Clinker A A A of South Boston seeks October November games
The Clinker A A A of South Boston wishes to arrange Saturday games on home grounds in October and November for 130 to 135 pound teams. They will cover full expenses for 12 men. Write to John Barden at 26 Newman Street Boston Mass.
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Clinker A.A
South
Boston
John Barden
Newman Street
Mass
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Gossip of the GridIron: early season notes and matchups
The column highlights Penn State scoring the Indians first down, Exeter and Andover favored for a top contest, Springfield Training School vs Harvard, and Draper the standout. It notes tensions between Columbia and Wesleyan easing, Harvard at West Point on Oct 21, Yale clashes, Dartmouth and Harvard freshmen plans, and Medford High vs Rindge Manual Training today.
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Indians
Pensylvania State College
Exeter
Andover
Springfield Training School
Harvard
Draper
Columbia
Wesleyan
H. H
Caspar Whitney
Weede
Pennsylvania
Shevlin
Yale
Speik
Chicago
West Point
Army
Charley Daly
Soldiers Field
Hanover
Dartmouth
Hams
Academy
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Bigelow
Flanders
Andrews
Hogan
Taper
Bloomer
Roraback
Tripp
Princeton
Key
Medford
Hall Harvards Scrappy End Candidate Nate Hall of Malden
Nate Hall of Malden is listed as a candidate for end on Harvard's football team. He is described as one of the ace men on the Mason squad and one of the three best punters, with his main fault being over aggressiveness. He played Saturday against the University of Maine and made a strong showing for Harvard this year.
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Nate Hall
Malden
Harvard
Mason
Fall
Siveness
Hall
Maine
Nationals Take Series Opener Over Americans 4 1
In St Louis the Nationals upset the Americans 4 to 1 to seize the interleague postseason opener. The winning runs came in the seventh on two walks an error and three timely singles. Attendance not listed. Batteries Taylor and Grady for St Louis Howell and Spencer for the Americans.
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Nationals
Taylor and
Grady
Howell and
Spencer
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