Harvard Team in Better Form
Harvard polished practice as key players returned including captain Kernan who scored twice and led a powerful offense. Daly impressed at quarterback for the scrubs while Foster and Knowles teamed with Bowditch on multiple gains. Marshall showed limited success, while Leatherbee and others returned to the varsity lineup in solid form.
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Kernan Ifn
Varsity
Scrubs
Kernan
Marshall
Leo Daly
Charley Daly
West Point
Daly
Knowles
Foster
Bowditch
Crimson
Leatherbee
Meier
Tenney
Mharrison
Graydon
Randall
Wright
Harrison
Carr
Steve Noyes
Noyes
Scrub
Jones
Matthews
McDonald
Clothier Whitwell
R. T
O'Connell
Julian Coburn
R. G
Wilder Sugden
Efise Basset Tee Eee
Force Barnard
Force
1. G
Evelyn Sears Wins Longwood Tennis Trophy
Miss Evelyn Sears defeats Miss Margaret Nichols to win the Longwood trophy after routing Miss Nichola in the final. In semi finals Sears beat Grace Hutchins 6-0 6-2 while Nichols overcame Isabel Lawrence 6-2 7-9 12-10, then Sears defeated Nichols 6-4 6-2 in the final.
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Miss Sears
Margaret Nichols
Evelyn Sears
Miss Mar
Nichola
Longwood
Grace Hutchins
Isabel] Lawrence
Autos Start for Return Trip to New York
A clear sky favored the automobilists as 68 cars began the return journey to New York to complete the 500 mile reliability test. Most were in good condition though some with sprung heels remained in service until the run ends. The Springfield leg was 98 miles, the longest day, and many cars sped. Of the large field leaving New York and covering 280 miles, only five failed to reach Boston. A stop was made in Springfield last night and the course today goes to New Haven.
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New York
Springfield
Boston
New Haven
Suburban Ice Polo League formed with six cities
Teams from Dedham Hyde Park Medford Roslindale West Roxbury and Clarendon Hills form the Suburban Ice Polo League with a Dec 6 to Jan 31 schedule subject to ice. Officers elected President Walter N Pfroetzschner Roslindale Secretary William A Montgomery Medford and Captains Hurley Dedham Attwood West Roxbury Montgomery Medford Pfroetzschner Roslindale serve on the executive committee. The schedule lists league games from December 6 through January 31 with venues including Hilburn Clarendon Hills and city parks.
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Dedham
Hyde Park
Medford
Roslindale
West Roxbury
Clarendon Hills
Walter N. Pfroetzschner
William A. Montgomery
Hurley
Attwood
Montgomery
Pfroetzschner
Hilburn
Wilburn
Harvard and Military Academy set clash at West Point Saturday
Tomorrow's game at Soldiers Field is the last until Oct 25 while Harvard meets the Military Academy at West Point on Saturday. Boston football fans plan a Newton Centre showdown between Dartmouth and Williams with 400 Dartmouth students traveling. tickets on sale and a special train from the Terminal.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard
Military Academy
West Point
Boston
Newton Centre
Dartmouth
Williams
Newton
Columbia
Buffalo
Michigan
Princeton
Tufts
Turner
Linsey
Gilman
Witham
Pennsylvania
Bucknell
Dedham
Eastern Drug Company Wins Two Of Three At Beacon Chambers
In last night’s Trade league action at Beacon Chambers alleys the Eastern Drug Company took two of three games against the Commercials while the Fruit team forfeited three games to Wason & Co. The score was not completed in readable text.
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Beacon Chambers
Eastern Drug Company
Wason & Co
Two matches start Commercial League with North Shore win two of three
The North Shore defeated the Federals two games to one while the Albums beat Curtis Safe Company two games to none in the opening night of the Commercial League series.
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North Shore
Federals
Curtis Safe Company
Gans Knocks Out McPartland in Fort Erie Fight
Lightweight champion Joe Gans defeated Kid McPartland in Fort Erie after two minutes of the fifth round. Gans matched McPartland in weight, controlled the bout, and landed a decisive left hook to the stomach. McPartland showed limited offense as White counted the knockout. Attendance near 2000.
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N. Y
Joe Gans
Kid McPartland
International Club
Fort Erie
McPartland
Charley White
Gans
Mac
Tate Adjudged Insane. Ex-Boxer Referee Sent to Asylum
On October 13 William C. Tate, once a renowned boxer and referee who officiated the Sullivan Ry an bout in Cincinnati, was declared insane and committed to the asylum in Toledo.
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William C. Tate
Sullivan-Ryan
Cincinnati
Chelsea boxer Goodwin stops King in second round
Central Falls Rhode Island October 13 Chester Goodwin of Chelsea stopped Jerry King of Fall River early in the second round of a planned 10 round feature at Home A C King led in the first round but Goodwins defence held strong A clean right jaw shot floored King Referee Stan ton ruled Goodwin winner Preliminary bout results saw Joe Moore Pawtucket outpoint Minard and Kid Allard outclass Kid Shadrow Nearly 600 spectators attended Rob Roy writer B H Benton
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R. I
Chester Goodwin
Chelsea
Jerry King
Fall River
A. C
King
Goodwin
Stanton
Joe Moore
Pawtucket
Minard
Kid Allard
Kid Shadrow
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Boxing Night at Cambridge A A C Draws and Prospect
About 400 attended the Cambridge A A meeting last evening with several draws. Walsh and Lynch fought to a six round draw, Gilman defeated Duffy in six, Shindler and Chestnut drew after six, and O Rourke and Handler drew after eight rounds. O Rourke showed the best work. Directors secured Handler to face Twin Sullivan at the Wednesday meeting.
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Cambridge A. A
Jimmy Walsh
Johnny Lynch
Harry Gilman
Young Duffy
Young Shindler
Charley Chestnut
Charley O'Rourke
Jimmy Handler
O'Rourke
Criterion A. C
Sullivan
Company G Wins Fifth Regiment Rifle Team Contest
Company G won the annual Fifth Regiment competition held yesterday afternoon at the Massachusetts Rifle Association range in Walnut Hill Woburn. A, B and G competed with teams of 15 men and one substitute each.
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Massachusetts Rifle Association
Walnut Hill
Woburn
Target of Corporal Munro in Fifth Regiment shoot
In yesterday’s Fifth Regiment competition shoot qualified marksmen took part with teams allowed three hours for a string of 11 shots including one sighting. Company G scored highest to win the State trophy. Corporal Munroe registered the top score with nine bullseyes out of 10.
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Eet
Company G
Munroe
Aging legends and disputed birth dates of Bob Fitzsimmons
The column debates Fitzsimmons birth date with claims from England and Parson Davies citing a Cornish transcript. It ponders his true age, jokes about birth certificates for pugilists, lists upcoming bouts and match rumors, and notes Scott Connell-Terry McGovern cases and Walcott’s arm issue ahead of bouts.
Witt Named In The Ninth District Nominee
Republican delegates in Dwight Hall chose Charles T. Witt as their nominee after A C Ratshesky withdrew. The convention included Jesse Gove and William Berwin, with end of term resignations by Gove and Campbell. Witt’s supporters expect a strong showing to counter possible independent opposition from Conry.
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Dwight Hall
Ward 9
Aon. A
E. W. Presho
Messrs. Gove
Berwin
Campbell
Mr. Witt
East Boston
Witt
Kelcher
Conry
Boston
Jesse M. Gove
John F. Fitzgerald
Walter L. Sears
Bill Campbell
William Berwin
Sears
A. GC
Ratshesby
John Marno
Gove
Huntress
Ward 7
Frederick J. Daggett
Winthrop
Ward
Ward division spat behind convention vote in Boston
The committee of twelve, one from each ward, faced objections from Mr Marno as Mr Berwin sided with him. Ward 5’s Mr Scampton warned against stirring up conflict, suggesting a push toward a closed corporation. Sears emerged victorious, while a motion to present the candidate at the convention failed due to Mr Witt’s absence in East Boston.
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Berwin
Scampton
Ward 5
Sears
Witt
Boston
Arthur Lyman for Congress in Seventh District
The Democratic committee for the seventh district met last evening at the Democratic Club rooms in the Winthrop Building Boston. Daniel B. Beard of Lynn presided and outlined campaign plans and candidate support.
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Seventh Congressional District
Democratic Club
Winthrop Building
Water Street
Boston
Daniel B. Beard
Lynn
Arthur Lyman
Gilt Edge Bowling League Elects Officers and Awards Prizes
At the Gilt Edge League of Bowling Clubs meeting at the B A A the two vacancies were left open with Newton and Calumet declining to field teams, Melrose A C applying for associate membership. Officers named include Warren M Hill president, Frank L Crocker vice president, George Littlefield secretary, Leonard Marston treasurer, with several committee members. Prizes range from 30 for first team to 5 for top strings and singles, with test prizes limited to 75 percent of games for men except in singles and three strings. A new playing rule was adopted requiring matches to be played on the scheduled night unless captains agree with committee consent 10 days prior.
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Newton
Calumet
Melrose A. C
Warren M. Hill
Frank L
Crocker
Commercial
George 8
Charles E. Tupper
Newtowne
St John Carnival Regatta Crowds Attend Finals
At St John New Brunswick the carnival week closes with spectators filling wharves. Results include amateur single scull won by W. Coates Halifax, professional four oared won by Belyea crew St John, amateur four oared won by St John, and Haverhill beat All-St John 7 to 6 in nine innings at Victoria grounds. Tomorrow features 10 yard world champ Thomas King Nodds US champ Marsh Neary and other sprinters.
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N. B
W. Coates
Halifax
Belyea
Haverhill
All-St. John
Victoria Grounds
Thomas King
Nodds
United States
Marsh
Neary
Bowling league formed for cycle clubs with six teams
A cycling circle forms a bowling league including the Metropolitan Wheelmen Press Cycling Club Elm Cycle Club Charlestown Cycle Club Chelsea Cycle Club and Somerville Wheelmen. Two more clubs are sought. Next meeting is Friday evening at the Metropolitan Wheelmen rooms 116 Washington street with matches likely on the Chauncy alleys.
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Metropolitan Wheelmen
Press Cyccling Club
Elm Cycle Club
Charlestown Cycle Club
Chelsea Cycle Club
Somerville Wheelmen
Washington Street
Lyman Named for Congress Nomination in Special Meeting
A special meeting filled the vacancy in the nomination for Congress after Judge Bosson of Chelsea declined. Arthur Lyman former mayor of Waltham was unanimously chosen and, after telephone contact, accepted the nomination. Waltham is not in the congressional district.
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Bosson
Chelsea
Arthur Lyman
Waltham
Swamp Root Free Sample Offer by Mail
Editorial note urges readers with kidney or bladder symptoms to request a free sample bottle of Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer and Co Binghamton NY, and to mention reading the offer in the Boston Daily Post. It also notes purchasable fifty cent and one dollar bottles and repeats the product name and address.
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DR. Kilmer & CO
Binghamton
N. Y
Swamp-Root
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Missing Husband and Son Prompt Police Appeal
A young woman at police headquarters recounted that her husband Carl Anderson the steamfitter and their 7 year old son Carl Johann Anderson are missing. She lives at 208 Eliot street and says the husband worked for Mr Kennison at 148 High street. She vows to write Prince Henry to sue for $16 she claims he cost her in a fall.
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Prince
Eliot Street
Carl Johann Anderson
Carl Anderson
Kennison
High Street
Lehmann Captured After Weeks as Fugitive From Justice
Julius Lehmann convicted of perjury and under indictment for bribery was found at his St Louis home after a weeks long fugitive status. A deputy sheriff arrested him today.
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ST. Louis
Julius Lehmann
Royal Blue Line Tour Through Boston to Washington Philadelphia New York
Delightful personally conducted tour leaves Boston Oct 23 via Fall River line. $27 covers all expenses for a week including five days board at a Washington hotel, visits to Philadelphia and New York, with stop-over privileges. Itinerary furnished an application to Joseph P. Taggart N. E. P. A. 211 Washington Street Boston Mass.
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Fall River Line
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
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Washington Street
Mass
Duss Band Concerts At Symphony Hall In Boston
The Boston concerts by Duss and his band at Symphony Hall occur Monday and Tuesday October 27 and 28 with an afternoon performance on the latter day. Promoters report wide interest as Das s triumphs in New York and audiences praise the Bandmaster. Seat sales begin at the box office next Monday with a popular price scale.
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Duss
Symphony Hall
New York
Dass
Telephone Employees Form a League
A league of telephone employees has been organized and the first matches will be held at Beacon Chambers alleys on Thursday evening.
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Beacon Chambers
Amory Challenge Cup Golf Tourney Begins at Country Club
The Amory challenge cup at the Country Club opened yesterday and will run into next month. Three matches concluded: G. KE. Atherton beat F. I. Amory two up. Tilton defeated S. H. Bennett seven up with six to play. E. H. Daniels defeated L. Haughton two up.
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G. KE. Atherton
F. I. Amory
Tilton
S. H. Bennett
E. H. Daniels
L. Haughton
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