Boston Loyal Rooters Sing Tessie At Palace Theatre
Boston fans celebrate Collins team victory in Pittsburg at the Palace Theatre with Tessie sung by the loyal rooters. Charley Waldron Leads the excursion as Cy Young's idolization caps the night. Boston players receive cheers as 500 fans surround Young outside, and the Boston Letter Carriers Band entertains Huntington Avenue today.
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Gardner Beats Griffo In Central Club Bout
Jim Gardner outpointed and out fought Kid Griffo over 12 rounds at the Central Club. Gardner scored a knockdown early and controlled many rounds, but Griffo staled to survive the limit. The Lowell boxer earned a well earned decision as Griffo’s tactics prevented a late finish. Preliminaries featured Pantz over Williams and Chisholm over Schichter and Shea.
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Boxing Gossip and Local Boxers in Boston Ties
A Boston boxing column denounces foreign boxers flooding the scene, praises local talent, and notes police support against troublesome fighters. It cites Joe Gans as possible, discusses Captain Bill Daly refereeing, and mentions plans for matches among 106 to 126 pounders with several named fighters and cities referenced.
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Rowdles
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John Mack
Tammany Club
Kid Sheehan
Manchester
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Carson City
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Young Brown
Kid Cunningham
Tony Lewis
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Lynn
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Don
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Cambridge
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Philadelphia
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Joe Grim
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George Dixon
England
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Montreal
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Rouchy
Quebec
Canada
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RB. H. Benton
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Baseball Notes Today See Big Crowd At 8 PM
Over 20 000 people expected for the game with 100 police assigned to Huntington avenue to maintain order. Ten thousand fans seek grand stand seats though the stand itself seats under 2500. Assistant Manager McBreen reports at least 500 calls from fans seeking tickets.
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Collins
Pittsrg
Walcott and Carter to Box at Criterion Club Opening
The Criterion Club at the old Cyclorama building 541 Tremont Street opens tonight with a main bout between Joe Walcott and Kid Carter. The event aims for an 8 o’clock start with two preliminaries featuring Kid Stein versus Tommy Devine and Alf Greenwood versus Tom Wilson.
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Harvard's Work Improves Against Yale Ahead Scrimmage
Harvard's coaches rallied the squad on Soldiers Field to sharpen play despite rain and mud. Schoelkopf and Harrison stood out as Mills, Hurley, and others fumbled but returned quickly. Robinson and Bleakle remained sidelined with injuries, O'Connell returned to tags and Meier shifted to tackle, signaling a tougher end to the season.
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Fencing Team At Harvard To Open Tryouts
Harvard announces a year of fencing with expert M Prancelli hired for the season. Callout for fencing candidates is set for tomorrow as training begins immediately for December class tournaments. Dual matches against Yale and Cornell are planned, alongside the intercollegiate tournament.
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Cornell
Nationals Lose Fifth Straight To Americans In Chicago
The Nationals struggled on base paths and at the plate as Owen shut them down. The Americans bunched hits against Taylor, winning 4 to 2 before an attendance of about 1,900.
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Chicago
Owen
Taylor
Bankers and Brokers' League Opens on Chauncy Alleys
The opening games saw Hornblower & Weeks take two of three from Hayden, Stone, and Lee while Higginson swept Paine, Webber. A notable score was Biurey of Lee Higginson totaling 275 as light pinfall marked the start.
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Paine
Webber
Biurey
Commercial league opens season with two matches
The Commercial league began its season by rolling two matches on Chauncy alleys last evening with the big pins. Emerson won two out of three from Tremont and North Shore the same number from Federal.
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North Shore
Federal
Arrangements for Dartmouth Williams Game at Newton Centre
Arrangements for the Dartmouth Williams game at Newton Centre Saturday afternoon are nearly complete. H. F. Campbell, business manager, is in charge. The big carriage gate on Cedar Street marks the entry point for spectators.
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H. F. Campbell
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Seven entrances planned for Newton High ground rework
The site will have seven entrances after subdivision with two old gates retained. Carriages and automobiles will enter from Morton street side. The entire Newton High football squad has volunteered as ushers, with two ushers assigned to each section.
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Newton High
Football schedule for Medford Everett Somerville Roxbury Dorchester Chelsea Concord Lynn Newton
Today’s games list Medford High at Everett High in Everett. Somerville High plays Roxbury High at Somerville. Dorchester High hosts Chelsea High in Dorchester. Park High visits Concord High in Concord. Revere High meets Lynn High in Lynn. Newton High faces Tech Freshmen in Newton.
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Miss Hill Attacks Basketball for Girls Sparks Education Clash
Lucille Eaton Hill of Wellesley denounced basketball for girls at a teachers meeting, drawing swift rebuttals from Dr. D. A. Sargent and Baroness Rose Posse. They defend the game as proper for girls when played under reform rules, noting Radcliffe will host matches this season and that no effort will bar the sport at Cambridge.
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Harvard
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Rolls Lowers World Auto Kilometre Record in London
The Hon. C. S. Rolls set a new world kilometre record at Duke of Portland's private park timed officially at 26.25 seconds using a 110 horsepower car. The kilometre equals 3280 yards 10 inches or about two-thirds of a mile.
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C. S. Rolls
Duke of Portland
Tufts Board Proposes New Athletic Captain Rules
Tufts College A A drafts new rules regulating team captain elections and the awarding of the Tufts T. The student body will meet next Friday to act on the regulations and, if ratified, they will join the constitution.
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Tufts
T’s
Tufts College
A. A
Harvard Fall Tennis Meet Opens With Record Entries
Harvard's fall tennis tournament begins with 134 entries in singles the largest for the event at the university. Three doubles pairs enter as competition starts later in the week.
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Saugus Races Postponed After Rain Delay
Rain postpone horse races at the old Saugus track. Nineteen events remain on the card for later in the meet.
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Saugus
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