Benefit for Boston Team Promises Big Show at Theatre
Boston fans stage a benefit for the World Champions at the Boston Theatre to reward the Royal Rooters players for capturing the American league pennant. Mike Regan leads, with a star lineup including Montgomery, Dailey, Templeton, Young, Collins, and many others. Governor Bates and Mayor Collins expected. doors open 12:30, show starts after 2:00 with substantial boxes already sold.
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Boston Fans Enjoy Season's End Benefit Day
Crowds gathered at Langham and Plaza as players like Collins Dineen and Stahl faced fatigue after a long season. Fans teased the Royal Rooters about seats for a benefit game while rain dampened plans and Collins warned to stop baseball until spring.
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Pittsburg and Cleveland Postseason Tie on 14th Inning
In Pittsburg Penn October 12 the third post season game between the Pittsburgs and Clevelands ended after 14 innings due to darkness. It was a pitchers duel with Jones best on the mound and notable fielding. Cleveland took an early lead on Case wild pitch Ritchey errors and Flicks three bagger. Ritchey saved the game for Pittsburg with a two run two bagger in the ninth as defense shone on both sides. Attendance 3860. The score unknown.
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St Louis Americans Win Postseason Game Over Nationals
The St Louis Americans defeated the Nationals in the third post season game. Burkett and Wallace scored on Shannon’s throw mishap in the first inning, giving the Americans the lead they would not relinquish as Nationals managed one more run in the third. Attendance was 2000.
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Palmo Tablets Promise Eye Nerve Relief and Youthful Comfort
Advertises Palmo Tablets to remove worry and restore bright eyes and calm nerves. Claims quick dispelling of half moon under eyes, urges look and feel years younger. Priced 50 cents a box, 12 boxes for five dollars with guarantee. Sold by multiple Boston area druggists and stores including Walker?Rintels Drug Co, Bradbury, Putnam, Eaton, Klein's, Knight's, Sawyer.
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Harvard routs Bates as Readville trotting wins draw crowds
In a cold wet day at Soldiers Field Harvard defeated Bates 56 to 9 in a brutal football clash. Wight and Mills broke through for Harvard while Noyes added the extra point. Readville trotting park races followed with Santa edging Kentucky Star in two heats and Axtello and Ethelwyn leading other classes in fast times.
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Crimson
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Reynolds
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J. W. Taylor
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C. H. Belleden
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Harvard's Weakness Lacks a First Class Punter
The article notes Harvard football lacks a superior punter, with punts averaging about 25 yards. Noyes Nichols and Mills tried punts but failed to improve, and several kicks fail to travel far or go out of bounds. Hugh Kernan may win the job, needing to beat Noyes for quarterback, while Mills remains left footed and ineffective.
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Roxbury Latin and M A H S Battle to 0 0 Tie at Charles River Park
In a hard fought contest Roxbury Latin and Mechanic Arts High School played to a scoreless draw. Both teams produced strong defenses with exchanges of the ball and no fumbles. The game ended with Roxbury Latin on Mechanic Arts’ 30 yard line as time expired.
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Beverly High Clinches Opener With 5 0 Win Over Salem High
Beverly High opened the North Shore league series by beating Salem High 5 to 0. Foster rumbled 50 yards to Salem’s 20 yard line, setting up a formation play that sent Kent into the end zone for the decisive touchdown.
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High School Plans Cheer Squad for Newton Trip
A mass meeting of High School scholars in Waltham formed a cheering squad and boosted football interest. Principal Eatont, Captain Taylor, and Coach Tufts spoke, and a large crowd will accompany the team to Newton tomorrow afternoon.
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Dorchester High Football Teams Win as 1905 and 1906 Triumph
Dorchester yesterday saw both the 1905 and 1906 Dorchester High football elevens victorious. Fred Barnstead of the 1906 squad ran 40 yards for a notable gain, Colton scored a late first half touchdown, and Paul Hayes of the 1905 team starred with premier tackling.
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Yale Defeats Springfield Y M C A Training School 6 to 0
Yale beat the Springfield Y M C A Training School 6 to 0 in New Haven. The game featured fumbled pants and a slippery ball but ended with Yale scoring a touchdown after repeated plunges by Morse Stevenson and Shevlin. Springfield left the field in high spirits despite the loss.
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Exeter routs Dean 34 to 0 in home game
Phillips Exeter completely outclassed Dean with a 34 to 0 victory. Hart scored twice with kicks, while finishing touchdowns by Hart and H. Jones. Dean, though strong, fell behind early and was repeatedly penalized as Exeter dominated both halves.
Phillies to Be Sold for Debt in Sheriff Sale
Philadelphia National League baseball club to be sold at sheriff's sale to satisfy judgment notes totaling $30,000. Arthur E. Newbold, trustee for stockholders, will announce the sale. Potter says loans were made in 1903 and spring this year. stock paid in full, no assessments possible, last season profitless, new loans needed to continue.
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Somerville Defeats Groton 5-0 in Football Clash
Somerville High outplayed Groton School to hand them a 5 to 0 defeat. Leo Hafford scored the lone touchdown as Somerville penetrated Groton's line for solid gains. Groton had earlier defeated English High and Dorchester High in the Interscholastic league.
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Princeton Defeats Lafayette 5 to 0 in Tough Slippery-Field Win
Princeton beat Lafayette 5 to 0 in Princeton New Jersey. Early in the first half Princeton, receiving the kickoff, drove to near Lafayette’s 35 yard line on end runs and mass plays. Morrison fumbled, but Short carried over for the touchdown though Stannard failed to convert the kick.
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Penn Downs Gettysburg 21 to 0 in Gale Day Football
On a boggy field with a strong northwest gale, the University of Pennsylvania football team defeated Gettysburg College 21 to 0 today. The game featured Penn’s strong ground attack and solid defense under adverse weather conditions in Philadelphia.
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Phillips Andover Whitewashes Harvard Second Team 24 to 0
Andover defeated Harvard second team 24 to 0 at Brothers Field. Newcomer Whiting impressed at left half, while Jenkins and Means stood out for Harvard, twice stifling Andover’s quarterback kick.
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Brown Defeats Wesleyan 12 0 in Slow Providence Match
Brown defeated Wesleyan 12 to 0 in Providence as both teams battled a tight game. In the first half fumbles near each end hampered scoring opportunities before Brown's offense surged in the second half with Webb scoring twice. A Brown march near the Wesleyan goal line ended in a fumble with a Wesleyan player recovering.
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Amherst tops Bowdoin 3 0 in rough clash at Bowdoin
Amherst defeated Bowdoin 3 to 0 in a hard fought game. R Cook and Coggeshall produced key runs for Amherst while Rollins at tackle starred. Bowdoin threatened twice as Kinsman end runs brought the ball near Amherst's goal but failed to score. Kinsman Chapman and Philoon played for Bowdoin.
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Boston Girls Lead In Big Golf Meet
In a misty Merion Cricket Club round Boston leads the U S women’s golf championship with New York and Philadelphia. Pauline Mackay beat Louisa Wells 3 up 2 to play while Margaret Curtis Harley and Frances Griscom each scored decisive leads for their teams.
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Carruth High Roller in City League Night
Carruth team led City league play with two wins one tie and a rolloff win over St James on their alleys while Somerset took two of three at Boylston and Hub defeated Murray Irwin two of three on home lanes Clarke of Somerset earned top honors with a 127 single and 318 total Two other matches were rolled as scores followed.
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Auditors Top Superintendents in Low-Scoring opener
In the Telephone league opener at Old Colony alleys the Auditors won two of three from the Superintendents and Construction defeated the Engineers. Auditors totals 1,182 to 1,144 while Construction edged Engineers 1,168 to 1,179.
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Dorchester High Prepares Trick Play for Somerville Clash
Dorchester High drills a surprise trick play for their upcoming meeting with Somerville High. Laudersman and Briggs return this year, boosting Dorchester as Interscholastic league race action nears. South Boston High may face an easy defeat when they visit Dorchester Saturday.
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Laudersman
Briggs
English High
South Boston High
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Pat Gallagher
Nooleylayer
Williams and Dartmouth About Even in Weight
Williams and Dartmouth are near equal in average weights for the Newton Centre game at 3 p m Saturday. Williams team average 170 pounds with backfield at 157, while Dartmouth may be two or three pounds heavier. Weather permitting dry field, faster game expected. seats selling quickly and talks of two special trains to Newton Centre at 2 05 p m Saturday.
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Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Promoted for Cough Relief
An 19th or early 20th century ad promotes Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a cure for coughs and lung discomfort. It claims purity free from chemical aging and fusel oil, praises its mildness, and suggests buying through licensed dealers and druggists as an impartial trial.
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