Harvard Is Victorious Over Amherst 88 to 0 in Quick Game
Harvard overwhelmed Amherst 88 to 0 with seven touchdowns in two halves. Dibblee and Sawin starred for Harvard, with Garrison debuting at quarterback and Haughton delivering multiple scores. Amherst struggled on kicking while Harvard built a fast, hard running attack and strong interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Amherst
Post
Yale
Abbott
Sawin
Brown
Dibblee
Garrison
Haughton
Whitney
Kendall
Wheeler
Donald
Cabot
Howard Wheeler
T.ceeseeeelisess
Uae
Elam Bouve
Biave Issuen
Fosdick
Dudley Moulton
R. E
Frei Heek
Ballentine Garrison
Q. D
Ak A. B
Pratt
Kendall Haughton
Warren
Griffin
W. Dudley
Bouve
Lawin
Ambherst
R. Pratt
W. H. Lewis
Mayor Bars Twenty Round Boxing Matches In Chicago
Chicago mayor announces twenty round bouts are taboo and eight rounds under police rules will be the limit. He will not grant a permit for 20 rounds, citing prize fighting as unacceptable. Possible venue moves to Lemont where boxing history includes a 28 round title fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Windy City
Frank Gerrard
Griffo
Gerrard
Lemont
Jimmy Barry
Casper Leon
Waltham
John Graham
Stanley Gordon
Billy Smith
Maffit Plaherty
Rube
Maffit
Quincy
Judge Murphy
St. Louis
Missouri
Jack Cummings
Walter Griffin
Tulane AC
New Orleans
Griffin
Cummings
Crescent City
Andy Bowen
Bangor
Joe Mullins
Mike Daly
Daly
Mullins
North Conway
N. H
North Conway Institute
Boston
New York
Keeley Cure
George V. Tuohey
Two Men Pose as Musicians Vanish From Chelsea Home
Mrs. Anna Hermanson of 21 Marlboro Street Chelsea reports that two men renting a room claimed to be musicians and agents of the Boston Art Studio. They left yesterday with a violin valued at 100 dollars and coats and other clothing worth 43 dollars, while the studio denies any knowledge of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hermanson
Marlboro Street
Chelsea
Boston Art Studio
Young gardener injured in greenhouse fall at Newton
Daniel McKinnon, 19, of 114 Boyd Street Newton and employed by W. H. Eliot on Fenwick Street Brighton, fell through a greenhouse roof yesterday. He sustained severe cuts to the face and hands, was treated by Dr. Rice, and sent to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McKinnon
Boyd Street
Newton
W. H. Eliot
Fenwick Street
Brighton
Rice
City Hospital
Salvation Oil Receives Rave From Ashland Reader
A testimonial notes Salvation Oil as a timely liniment for rheumatism neuralgia and pains. John M Hall of Ashland Virginia reports rapid relief swelling reduction and complete pain cure in an ankle case, claiming no other liniment matched its benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Oil
Jno. M. Hall
Ashland
Virginians Fail To Endanger Red And Blue Iron Defenses
The Virginians were unable to threaten the goal as the red and blue held firm making the contest tiresome and conservative throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginians
South Boston A A seeks players to form football team
Enthusiasts form a representative South Boston football squad aiming to secure the South Boston A A grounds for the season. Players should send address and qualifications to the Post football editor for early selection. Manager Thompson of the Chicago Athletic Club plans a post practice lecture on scientific play for the team. Brink Thorn, captain of the 95 Yale eleven, has joined New Haven College coaching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
A. A
Thompson
Chicago Athletic Club
Langtry's Merman Wins Cesarewitch at Newmarket
London October 13 The Cesarewitch stakes at Newmarket are won by Merman ridden by an American jockey Sloane making his debut on English turf. The field included Keenan St Cloud Jr and Fridera Count de Bertieux and South Australian Prince Soltykoff. The ride on St Cloud II drew sharp criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Goal from touchdown-lives by McMillan and Ives
Umpire Mr. Pendleton and referee Mr. Ross presided with linesmen Wood and Smith. The game used two 16 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan, Ives
Mr. Pendleton
Mr. Ross
Wood and Smith
Cambridge High and Latin Triumph 8–0 at Cambridge Common
Cambridge High and Latin defeated Medford High 8 to 0 in a loosely played game on Cambridge Common yesterday. Scott scored on an 80 yard run and both Cambridge touchdowns came on end plays in the second half. Crowley starred for Cambridge while Scott and Drake played well for Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H
Medford High
Cambridge High
Latin
Cambridge
Medford
Scott
Drake
Crowley
CG. H
L. Medford High
Parker
Locke
J. Gray
Cookson Moore
Mayo Houston
Eseceee Oee T
Wyman Jaquith
Mr. G
L. G
Hodgson Sullivan
Seel T
Sawyer Donovan
Fr. C
William Bartlett
G. D
Scott Crowley
Kelly
H. B
Iam B
A. Gray
Curtin Lovering
F. B
Saaa i En Scott
Marshall
eferee—Sanborn
Arvard
St Mark's Defeats Boston Latin 16 to 0 in Southboro
St Marks outplays Boston Latin 16 to 0. Noyes scores three touchdowns including a 60 yard kickoff return. steady line play and stronger team power prevail. Watson Carey Bolster Gately noted. strong defense keeps Latin from advancing past the 10 yard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marks
Boston Latin
Southboro
Noyes
Boston
St. Mark
Watson
Carey
Bolster
Gately
B. L
Hutchinson
Minveret
Carey Plichtner
R. Z
Ses Kbs
L. G
A. ‘Reagan Lewis
Talbot Potts
Freed
Sanntag Bacon
Q. B
Rumsey
H. Be
Eens
Finn
Princeton Tigers Triumph Over Penn State 34 to 0
Princeton, playing in Princeton New Jersey, dominated Penn State on the gridiron. The Tigers scored four touchdowns by Wheeler Barnard Suter and Ayres with strong running from Kelly Bannard Ayres and Curtin. Bannard 10 yard TD run highlighted the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Pennsylvania State College
Central Pennsylvania
Wheeler
Barnard
Suter
Ayres
Wesleyan Beats Tufts 16 0 at Parmedha Park
Wesleyan defeated Tufts 16 to 0 at Parmedha Park in Middletown. The game featured 20 minute first half and 15 minute second half with Wesleyan using sharp rushes. Eymer starred for Wesleyan, cutting 40 yards for a key gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Tufts
Parmedha Park
Eymer
Brown Defeats Phillips Andover 20 to 4 in Gridiron Tilt
At Andover on Oct 13 Brown University won 20 to 4 over Phillips Andover Academy. A fifty yard TD run by Schrieber gave Andover an early lead, but Brown dominated the second half with 16 points. Touchdowns came from Schrieber Hall Crocker Hopkins with goals from Pratt Fultz. Timekeeper Carpenter. Referee Stearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Brown University
Phillips Andover Academy Today
Schrieber
Brown
Quinby
B. B
Roby
Bolles Crocker
Hall
J. Reet Ae B
Elliott
Jennings Pope Cress
Stearns
Waddell
Hapgood
Carpenter
Crocker
Hopkins
Pratt
Fultz
Quincy High Defeats Milton Academy In Narrow Showdown
Quincy High School defeated Milton Academy in a close afternoon game. Standout players included Schanagel, Magginson, McDonald and Briggs for Quincy while Burgess, Swift, Hinckley and Clifford battled hard for Milton. Referee Lovering officiated two 15 minute halves with a goal from touchdown credited to Magginson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Academy
Quincy High School
Quincy Schanagel
C. Magginson
McDonald
Briggs
Burgess
Swift
Hinckley
Clifford
Quincy High
Magninson
Floyd Purdie
Kinsfortt Meatroge
E Benceccenapcereceeceeceet
Child
Veevecesechesas
Hague
Magginson
H. B
Raymond Briggs
R. H
Burgess Schanagel
F. B
Quincy
G. Milton
C. Touchdown
Schanngel
Touchdown
Vampire
Peter
Lovering
Bowdoin Defeats Exeter 10 to 0 in Tough Gridiron Match
Bowdoin College blanked Exeter Academy 10 to 0 in Exeter New Hampshire. Exeter was hampered by injuries to halfbacks Russell and Syphax while fumbles at critical moments cost the underdogs. Key contributors included Bowdoin’s Ives McMillan Stanwood and Haggerty and Exeter’s Lynch Heggerty and Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Russell
Syphax
Lynch
Heggerty
Bailey
Ives
McMillan
Stanwood
Gregson
Bailoy Stockbridge
Higley Cloudman
Miller Todwell
Pe West
Esvesiocrecesensos
Green Merrill
Sears Moulten
Baldwin McMillam
B. D
H. de Scales Stanwood
H. Priageeesaraheesas
H. Ives
F. Ir
Haggerty
Dorchester High Defeats Hyde Park 30 to 0 on Dorchester Field
Dorchester High surged to a 30 to 0 victory over Hyde Park High on the Dorchester town field. Chaffee Orcutt Storer P McCarthy and Fisher starred for Dorchester while Colesworthy Sullivan Lockwood and Ellis were Hyde Park standouts. Scoring came from touchdowns by Orcutt Storer McCarthy and Chaffee with Hall adding eight goals from touchdown as umpire Sanborn officiated. Time was 20 and 15 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester High School
Hyde Park High
Dorchester Town
Dorchester
Hyde Park
Chaffer
Orcutt
Storer
P. McCarthy
Fisher
Colesworthy
Sullivan
Lockwood
Ellis
Dorchester High
Pats, le Bec
Baker Orewtt
Vr. T
Goleman
Pes
Pierce Marks
Canis Storer
H. B
Bas Rancis Galiotspatrick
Keno F. B
Chaffee
Hall
Sanborn
Ware
Worcester
Penn Eleven Defeats Virginia 42 to 0 in Philadelphia
The University of Pennsylvania football team beat the University of Virginia 42 to 0 in two halves of 30 minutes each in Philadelphia. Virginia offense struggled with three fumbles by Weeks and Fortescue while Penn dominated throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
University of Virginia
Red
Weeks
Fortescue
Virginians
Wind Shields on Bicycles and Racing News of 1892
Cordang adopts wind shields not original. John Johnson rides two quarter miles and a half mile with windshields and pacing by a horse at Independence Iowa. L A W manager Harrie Walker expands Eclipse store space. Nat Butler rises in circuit standings while Major Taylor vows to race Southern meets. Towle joins Newell Manufacturing. Rumor of a 98 chainless wheel. Suspension of Hines and Starbuck ties to unpaced pacing funds. Dorntee weighs in. Barnaby and Blakeslee mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordang
Independence
John 8. Johnson
Harrie Walker
Eclipse Branch
Columbus Avenue
Duquesne Manufacturing Company
Nat Butler
Tom
Major Taylor
W. A. Towle
Newell Manufacturing Company
Dixie Hines
J. Frank Starbuck
G. W. Dorntee
L. A. W. Racing Board
New England
Eddie McDuffie
Starbuck
Sesna
Charles River Park
Tom Barnaby
W. A. Blakeslee
Spectacular Cavalry Display Dazzles Boston Crowd
Twenty thousand Bostonians watched Uncle Sam style cavalry drill with flashing sabres and flying plumes. Mayor Josiah Quincy was in the midst as rough riders from the West charged the crowd, eliciting no defense from onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Quincy
Defender Likely to Race Abroad Next Year
New York Oct 13. Unless challenged for the America's cup and international race plans are made for next summer, the yacht Defender will probably be raced abroad. Yachting circles expect Defender to race in Riviera regattas unless needed at home to defend the America's cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American oarsman Howell injured in sculling accident
B H Howell, a young American who rowed No 4 for Cambridge against Oxford and later contested Henley and Putney events, suffered a severe cut to his right leg when the nose of another boat pierced it during a practice scull in Cambridge England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Eng
B. H. Howell
Oxford
Henley
Putney
Baseball News From Readville and New England Flanks
A battered round of baseball notes from Readville and New England covers players moving between teams, contract talks, and season hints. Fred Lake and Billy Dahlen appear linked to big league futures, while Hannivan shows versatile infield potential and historical left handed prowess is noted. The Washington club holds players for spring contracts, Cincinnati adds prospects, and Andrew Freedman praises Joyce for New York team placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hama
Steinfeldt
Detroit
Algie McBride
St. Paul
Andrew Freedman
Joyce
New York
Freedman
Davis
Gleason
Meekin
Rusie
Kangaroo Road Club to Hold Ten Mile Jamaica Plain Race
The Kangaroo Road Club schedules a ten mile road race at Jamaica Plain on Saturday Oct 23 with start at Soldiers Monument Centre Street Centre Baker Mt Vernon La Grand Centre Corey Weld Centre to finish. Officials include State Centurion Charles FE Fay refereeing and W B Chipman Jr as clerk of course among a large team from Century Road Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gardiner
Michael
J.W. Stocks
Gardiner
Garfield Park
Boston
Kangaroo Road Club
Jamaica Plain
Soldiers’ Monument
Centre Street
Centre
Baker
Mt. Vernon
la Grand
Corey
E. J. Porter
G. W. Tarbell
H. H. Brown
J. H. MacCarthy
F. N. Bemis
W. B. Chipman, Jr
Anthony Hankey
Charles E. Johnquist
W. C. Yule
W. R. Cole
J. L. Barstow
Charles A. Underwood
C. G. Percival
Free Show by Troop F Cavalry Delights Boston Crowd
Yesterday at Franklin field Boston the Troop F of Uncle Sam's Third Cavalry staged a grand free performance. Spectators watched complex mounted drills a martial band a daring setting up drill and daring maneuvers with horses and riders in full dress and working clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Field
Boston
Uncle Sam
Third Cavalry
Leutenant
Nature's Latest Gift to Medical Science
A bold headline proclaims a new discovery promising safer homes and advanced protection. The article highlights the potential for practical medical breakthroughs arising from this research and notes avoidable risks for households.
Germicide Promises Cure for Catarrh and Lung Ailments
Advertising copy touts HYOMEI as a powerful germicide that cures catarrh deafness asthma bronchitis coughs colds and consumption. It claims to permeate the home through the air and reach head throat and lungs without liquid medicines sprays or atomizers.
Racing Board Penalties and Amateur Records Noted
The bulletin lists suspensions and sanctions by the Los Angeles Wheelmen racing board. Benjamin Ingraham of Peabody Mass has a suspended status expired October 3 1897. Thomas A Hackett Woonsocket Agricultural Society are barred for failing to deliver a prize. Amateur timed records include Sidwell 1:18 for quarter mile paced and Casey 5 57 for three miles, among others. Professional records show paced times led by James Michael at Charles River Park Cambridge Mass on September 18 1897 with times across distances from three to twenty-five miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Ingraham
Peabody
Mass
Thomas A. Hackett
Woonsocket Agricultural Society
Woonsocket
R. I
H. M. Sidwell
Winton Place
C. V. Casey
Denver
Col
James Michael
Charles River Park
Cambridge
Outing of the New England Railroad Agents
The Railroad Agents Association of New England plans a five day trip to Washington with stops in Philadelphia and Mt. Vernon Arlington. They depart Boston October 18 at 6 pm on the Fall River Line guided by Pennsylvania Railroad tourist agent D N Bell. The group will be hosted by the President and receive a special reception in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Agents’ Association of
New England
Washington
National Capital
Boston
Fall River
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Mt. Vernon
Arlington
D. N. Bell
Old New England
Harvard student cleared in ring theft case in Philadelphia
Thomas C. Williams was brought before Judge Brown on a charge of attempting larceny of a $60 ring from Richard H. Jennings, a Philadelphia veteran fireman. The court found no attempt to steal and discharged Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Williams
Brown
Richard H. Jennings
Philadelphia
Williams
Harvard
WANTS PHYSICIAN CERTIFICATE IN Haverhill DOCTORS ORDER
Michael Nolan of Haverhill a Medical College of Vermont graduate seeks a writ of mandamus from the Supreme Court to compel the Board of Registration in Medicine to issue a medical certificate. He states three years of practice and an order of notice returnable in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Nolan
Haverhill
Medical College of Vermont
Supreme Court
Board of Registration In Medicine
Sentences handed down in Superior Court case line up
In Superior Criminal Court yesterday Antonio Carcangelo received seven to nine years in State Prison for assault with a knife. Lawrence Forbes was sentenced to four to five years for breaking and entering. Daniel Sullivan drew two and a half years in the House of Correction for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Antonio Carcangelo
Lawrence Forbes
Daniel Sullivan
House of Correction
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Bicycle Notes
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Franklin Park
Howell
World OF Sport
K. M
Readville
Bob Allen
Anson
Dahlen
Doyle
Fred Lake
Lake
Syracuse
South Boston Billiard Hall
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Billy
Hart
Hannivan
Earl Wagner
Hicks Carpenter
Turner
McKean
Irwin
McCreary
Holmes
Clements
Cartwright
Roger Connor
Hallman
Fred Clarke
Wallace
Collins
McGuire
Douglass
Allen
Tucker
Garden City A. C
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Madison Square Garden
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Horace B. Hills
Providence
Eagle Cycle Club
A. Cc. Mertens
Fred Titus
Bridgewater
Cook Bremedy CO
Masonic ‘Kemple
Ill
Chance For Heavyweights
Frank Kaveny
West End
Mike Ahearn
Tim Sullivan
Kaveny
Housman's of
Devonshire
ST. Cincinnati
Hyomei
Tremont St
Mott
Jimmy Michael
NEW England Railroad
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