Rainy Charles River Park Echoes Manual Victory Over Burdett
In muddy conditions at Charles River Park, Cambridge Manual Training School defeats Burdett College 8 to 0. Webb Grothe and Grothe key for Manual with multiple rushes and a first quarter touchdown. strong plays by Sanborn Merrill Twombly balance Burdett’s defense. Time two 15 minute halves.
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Harvard Readies Eleven for Amherst Clash on Soldiers Field
Harvard prepares for a decisive afternoon against Amherst at Soldiers Field with a veteran eleven. Yale, Amherst, and Harvard loom as teams tested by a recent New Haven win and a challenging practice in rain and mud. Sawin earns a halfback role while Wrightington mentors the backs, and the freshmen show promise in two squads under Hallowell and Daly.
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Kendall Ughton
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Harvard Football Notes and Coaching Change Mentioned
The report highlights gains by Hallowell Co. O Daly Finke and Ried in a game. Ried returned a punt for a forty yard touchdown with strong interference. It notes the death of Coach Forbes's father will halt his continued coaching of Harvard for the time being.
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Ithaca Practice Sees Scrubs Fill Varsity Roles
In drizzling rain at Ithaca Lee and Tracy played limitedly while Shock led the scrub at centre. Line positions shifted with Tagiman at centre, McKeever Lueder Reed on the left and Faville McLaughlin Lee on the right, Young at quarterback, Wilson and Hill at halfbacks, Perkins at fullback. The coaching staff will add Wyckoff and Mason next week as the squad aims to improve for Lafayette.
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Lee
Tracy
Shock
Tagiman
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Reed
Sherman Clay Dominates 2:00 Pace at Lexington Race Meet
Lexington, Oct 12. Sherman Clay swept the 2:00 pacing heat after a brief challenge from Choral. The 2:14 trot saw Card the four year old from Caton Stock Farm win the deciding heat as Little Edgar faded. The Monk won early heats in Walnut Hill Cup but faltered in the third. The Abbott and Pearline C. won the West stake. Limerick claimed the Lexington stake after a tight duel with Weighman and Charley Herr, cutting the record to 2:19. Herr-at-Law led a 2:09 class pace with multiple heats featuring Bumps and Planet in close finishes. The day closed with several unfinished heats and strong performances across classes.
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J. F. Hanson
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Albino R
Russell
Jack Miller
Opening of Granite State Park harness meet shortened by rain
Disagreeable weather halted racing at Granite State Park in Dover New Hampshire. Narissa fell in the 2:19 trot injuring the driver and horse gear. In the 2:10 pace Woodshed was penalized for a rule breach, and driver Frank Hayden fined ten dollars for advancing on the pole horse.
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Granite State Park
Narissa
Duckworth
Woodshed
Sterling
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Authors and Artists Meet in Nashville at Exposition
A large audience attended the congress of authors and artists in Nashville at the Tennessee Centennial Exposition. Rev. Robert A. Young presided as papers were read by W. M. R. French president of the Chicago Art Institute, Mrs. Elizabeth Gilmore of New Orleans and Miss Sarah B. Elliott, with poems read by Mrs. Margaret E. Sangster of New York, Mrs. Grace Duffie Boylan and Mrs. William L. Vischer of Chicago.
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Congress of Authors and Artists
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D. D
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Chicago Art Institute
Elizabeth Gilmore
New Orleans
Sarah B. Elliott
Margaret E. Sangster
New York
Grace Duffie Boylan
William L. Vischer
Chicago
Royal Blue Tour to Washington and Old Point Comfort
The Royal Blue line launches an eight day personally conducted excursion to Washington and Old Point Comfort leaving Boston on Tuesday October 19th. Cost is thirty two dollars covering all expenses with a stopover in New York. Contact A J Simmons New England agent 211 Washington street Boston for itinerary. Do not travel without a bottle of Salvatden Ol.
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Boston Nine Plan for Winter After Temple Cup Dole
The Boston team returns from Baltimore with plans for winter, as players like Herman Long, Duffy, Collins, Stahl, and Fred Lake discuss futures. Temple cup profits reached about 800 dollars per player, mostly from Boston gate receipts, with 750 attending the final Baltimore game.
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Free to All Cure for Nervous Debility Offered Free
The ad promises a revolutionary remedy claiming to cure nervous debility impotence and related male health issues. It invites all sufferers to request the free prescription from H. Olds of Kalamazoo Michigan, asserting years of research and genuine offer without cost or demand for proof of source.
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Temple Cup Troubles
Pittsburg owner William Temple protests the Temple Cup series aftermath in the National League He plans to attend the league meeting to seek the cup’s return and to urge an investigation into alleged receipt-splitting between Baltimore and Boston players If proven true the offenders could be blacklisted The cup aimed to boost competition but this year’s series fell short
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Benton Arrested in Perjury Case at New York City
Benjamin Hyde Benton a noted writer on sporting matters in the United States and England was arrested at Twenty-fifth Street and Sixth Avenue on a perjury charge filed by British authorities seeking his extradition. He was jailed overnight at Ludlow Street after failing to appear arraigned. Benton claimed the action was persecution to stop him from revealing information about sports matters and said he went to London to run a sporting paper.
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Mott Announces Rulings on Pacemaking Officials
In a special bulletin from the Baltimore based U A W racing board chairman Albert Mott announces suspensions for pacemaking accounts unsettled. Dixie Hines of New York is ruled off the tracks and J Frank Starbuck of Philadelphia is suspended from track and road racing.
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Boxing Gossip at the Golf Social in South Boston
The Golf Social and Athletic Club hosted a long boxing program last night in Andrew Square Boston drawing an enthusiastic crowd. Chicago lightweight Jimmy Murphy eyes a bout with Matty Matthews while Gerrard faces Griffo in Chicago with possible matches for a lightweight title.
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Bicycle Notes Evening Race Entries Close Today
Middlesex County Wheelmen announce a twelve mile road race Thursday October 14 at 9 o clock with entries closing today to E J Rogers. The Hudson Cycle Club holds its seventh annual run next Sunday to Westboro with the usual route. A Madison Square Garden six day race will be eight laps per track in New York with banking to reduce accidents and improved scoring for riders. Eddie Bald and Fred Loughead compete in a $600 match race Monday night in Memphis.
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Colonel North Resigns From National Guard Post
Colonel George N. North, a noted society figure and executor, resigns after 29 years as assistant adjutant general of the Pennsylvania division National Guard. Governor Hastings accepts the resignation while North remains in prison for contempt of court over a $2000 estate payment.
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Burmese Raid At Mandalay Fort Leaves Casualties
A group of twenty five Burmese attackers rushed Mandalay fort south gate and targeted Major Dobbie's residence. British officers repelled the assault. four Burmese killed and four wounded. Lieutenant Harrington and three Sepoys were wounded.
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Death by own action in Corning area
Corning New York October 11 Mrs O E Edwards 35 died by poison after separating from her husband and struggling with morphine addiction. The city has seen three other women attempt poisoning and one woman ended her life by shooting in recent weeks.
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Bagatelle Boards Free With Purchases Over Two Eight
Massachusetts Clothing Company offers free Bagatelle boards to boys with every purchase of 2.48 dollars or more. The game Bagatelle promises to provide a pleasant pastime during long winter evenings for young players.
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BOWLERS IN LINE WILL OPEN SEASON AT METROPOLITAN WHEELMEN
Mercantile Amateur Bowling League met at the Metropolitan Wheelmen rooms and adopted the two ball game. The season opens on Boylston street alleys with matches on Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Five new teams join Wilson and Co Larrabee Co Lovell Arms J Squires Co American Watch Co of Waltham Wright Ditson bringing total to twelve clubs. Prizes include 30 for champion 20 for runner up 15 for third and 10 for fourth plus individual prizes for high string three string and top season average.
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Extension of Brooks Street in Brighton Becomes Assured Fact
After eight years of effort by the Brighton Citizens' Improvement Society and the I A W, the Brooks Street extension to North Beacon Street is funded and will start in two to three weeks. The project includes a 113 foot roadway under the Boston & Albany tracks, a 40 foot wide tunnel, a macadamized road, a single long sidewalk, and a 17 foot clearance for electric cars. Funding totals $80,000 with $25,000 previously approved and $10,000 added this year. abutments cost $17,000.
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Sprinter Foote Accepts 135 Yard Handicap Challenge
J Foote from Manchester N H accepts Tony Thompson's 135 yard handicap race challenge with Foote to get 3 yards. They plan to meet at the Post Saturday at 7 30 for final arrangements. Hartford Stars manager seeks Emmet football game on Thanksgiving in Hartford. Chelsea players seek two whist opponents for championship and purse through Andrew Nagle. Harvard Crimson note: reader says bet off as series not played.
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Trades' parade in Macon headlines city event
MACON GA October 12 The trades parade today featured a splendid display with about a hundred floats in line led by the Governor the Mayor and council and the United States Marine Band in attendance
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