Tufts and Maine Set For Fells Cross Country Meet
Maine and Tufts athletes prepared on the Middlesex Fells five mile course with Captain Phalen of Tufts and Captain Houghton Wardwell Kelley Patterson and Powers for Maine. The race starts at Goddard Gym at 9 30 and concludes near the football contest on the Medford track. The course has been run in practice in about 27 minutes.
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TUFTS
MAINE
Medford
University of Maine
Middlesex
Phalen
Terson
Powers
Fairbank
Atwater
Prescott
H. Atwater
Medford College
Goddard Gym
Harvard Tackles Williams Today In Cambridge Grid Battle
Harvard meets Williams at the Stadium in a football showdown after last week’s eight point win over Holy Cross. Keays and Leslie at left tackle draw attention, while Freedley and Caldwell shake out quarterback options as the Crimson faces a tense midseason test.
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Williams
Holy Cross
Crimson
The
Freedley
Callender
Potter
Springfield
Purple
Cambridge
Felton
Howard
Ververe
Rice Rogers
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Yale Faces Va Tech In Snappy Comeback Bid
Yale travels to New Haven for a game with Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Coachs expect a quick pace and potential scores, with Francis returning at left guard and Captain Howe likely to play most of the contest.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Vanderbilt
Francis
Philbin
Charley Paul
Gallaeur
Bomeister
Howe
Billy Howe
Walter Camp
Avery
Scully
Ketcham
McDevitt
Perry
A. Howe
Reilly
Spalding
Anderson
Dartmouth Rally Signals Strong Student Support Before Holy Cross
Dartmouth held a light practice with no scrimmage to protect players as they prepare for Holy Cross in Worcester. The student body delivered a record cheer, surrounding the field in marching order four deep while the lineup featured Captain Daley and teammates Englehorn White more Hogsett and Ambrose among others.
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Hanover
N. H
Holy Cross
Cavanaugh
Worcester
Daley
Elcock
Bennett
Gibson
Beer
Whitemore
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Englehorn
R. T
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Winship
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Hogsett
H. B
Morey
R. H
Ambrose
F. B
Tufts Versus Maine Rivalry On Tufts Field
Tufts and the University of Maine clash this afternoon in a hard fought contest. Maine seeks to repeat past wins at Orono while Tufts aims to rebound after strong season scoring but rugged defense. Maine latest results include an 8–0 loss to Rhode Island State and a 12–0 win over New Hampshire State. Tufts has outscored opponents 60 to 0 this season, showing stronger attack than Maine.
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Tufts
University of Maine
Maine
Orono
Medford
Rhode Island State
New Hampshire State
Maine College
Brown Aims for Easy Win Over Bowdoin
Brown 15 expects an easy victory over Bowdoin with plans to use substitutes if the game goes as hoped. The first string will start, and substitutes may enter after the opening score to save regulars for upcoming big games.
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Providence
Brown
Bowdoin
Belmont High Dominates Weston High 18–0 in Afternoon Game
Belmont High overpower Weston High 18 to 0 as heavy backfield and sharp running lead to three scores. Key performers include Captain Gray Thomas Kewer and Neilson with strong backfield play and end runs setting the pace.
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Belmont High
Weston High
Belmont
Weston
Kewer
Rei
Thomas
Gray
Kewer Neilson
Broolay Ionny
Freshman and high school matchups across New England
A block of interscholastic games lists Harvard freshmen against St. Marks Southboro and Dartmouth freshmen versus Cushing Academy Hanover. Other contests include Yale freshmen at Hotchkiss Lakeville Conn and Somerville High against Tech sophomores. Additional pairings span Malden Lowell Textile and Noble Greenough Milton Academy at Milton, Medford Quincy, Waltham Portland Maine, Boston College High Powder Point Dorbury, Volkmann Groton, Concord Lawrence Academy Groton, Lawrence Nashua, Middlesex Country Day Concord, St Johns Cambridge Latin Danvers Milford, Natick Marlboro Westboro, Worcester Academy Springfield T S 20 at Worcester.
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Southboro
Dartmouth
Cushing Academy
Hanover
Yale
Hotchkiss
Lakeville
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Somerville High
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Somerville
Malden High
Lowell Textile
Malden
Noble & Greenough
Milton Academy
Milton
Medford High
Quincy High
Medford
Waltham High
Portland High
Portland
Boston College High
Powder Point
Dorbury
Volkmann
Groton
Concord High
Lawrence Academy
Lawrence High
Nashua High
Lawrence
Middlesex School
Country Day School
Concord
St. John’s Preparatory
Cambridge Latin
Danvers
Milford
Natick High
Natick
Marlboro High
Westboro High
Marlboro
Worcester Academy
Springfield T. S
Worcester
White Sox Rally Wins City Championship Opener
Chicago Americans edge the Nationals 4 to 3 in a ninth inning rally. The Americans gather 12 hits to the Nationals five, with Brown pitching for the Nationals and Walsh closing for the Americans.
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Chicago Nationals
Nationals
Brown
Walsh
R.H.E
Archer
Country Club finals set after stirring match play
A busy day at the Country Club featured strong golf in the first two rounds of match play for the fall meeting trophy. Schoolboy champion Francis Ouimet led early but was edged by Whittemore in a tight afternoon clash. Semifinals include R W W Brown of Meadowbrook facing Whittemore, and F H Hoyt of Allston meeting G H Crocker of the home club.
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Whittemore
R. W W. Brown
Meadowbrook
Brown
F. H. Hoyt
Allston
G. H. Crocker
Miss Curtis Sets Final With Miss Hyde In Golf Championship
In Short Hills New Jersey on October 13 Miss Margaret Curtis of Boston defeated Dorothy Campbell the American British and Canadian champion in the semi final of the women's national golf championship Miss Lilian B Hyde of Bayshore beat Eleanor W Allen of Boston and will meet Curtis for the trophy.
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Short Hills
N. J
Margaret Curtis
Boston
Dorothy Campbell
Lillian B. Hyde
Bayshore
Eleanor W. Allen
Curtis
Big Players Report Big Games For Post
Tyobr and Christy Mathewson preview Sunday Post coverage of a hard fought game. Matty explains inside perspectives and how the winner seized the decisive moment. Ty offers expert analysis on the game’s turning points and strategic breaks.
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POST
Obb
Christy Mathewson
Connie Mack and John M'Graw clash in strategic feud
Aged 49 Connie Mack and 38 John M'Graw engage in a tactician's standoff described as leading from the bench. The text notes their planning before games, nonuniform roles, and sharp decision making, highlighting their reputations as strategic rivals.
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New England
Tell and
Jenky Caim
Deliberate
More Private Cars in Glidden Tour
New York October 13. Final preparations for the 10 day Glidden tour to Jacksonville Florida show more entries by private owners than ever before and over 3200 people will take part. The Glidden trophy will go to the three man team with the best score. in a tie the cup is decided by lot. Manufacturers enter Maxwell Flanders and Matz. private crews form mixed teams. The Boston Post will send a freelance car, the six cylinder seven passenger Chalmers making its debut.
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Automobile Club of America
Jacksonville
Fla
Lot
Maxwell
Flanders
Matz
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Boston Post
World Series eligible players listed by leaders
Forty two men are eligible under the rules for this World Series. The roster includes players such as Ames, Baker, Crandall, Collins, Devore, Mayors, Mathewson, Merkle, Marquard, Meyers, and Wiltse among others from New York and Philadelphia, with the manager McGraw noted. The selection assembles 21 men for competition.
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Merkle
Ben Eee Ee
Doyle
Saree Ee Bebe Baertisbeere
Fletcher
Aayst Ee
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Devore
Pere
Snodgrass
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Rhe
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Meyers
Wilson
Mathewson
Marquard
Crandall
Wiltse
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Ames
Sadie Wee Ee
Devlin
Becker
Hartley
Drucke
Philadelphia
McInnes
Collins
Batty
Chee Ee
Baker
Cheer Eovesaa
Lord
Oldring
Murphy
Thomas
Lapp
Bender
Coombs
Plank
Morgan
Krause
Belkan
Livingston
NEW York Giants
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Wiltse. Teaees
Mes. Eer
Ee Pees
Eee
Philadelphia Athletics
BB. H. PC
Anes
Whewee
Pnes
Cincinnati Reds Win Second Game Of State Championship
Cincinnati defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 in Cleveland to take a second game in the state championship series. Benton Clarke, Kaler, Mitchell, Falkenberg and O'Neil were the battery for Cincinnati, with Evans and Rigler serving as umpires.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
R.H
Benton
Clarke
Kaler
Mitchell
Falkenberg
O'Neil
Evans
Rigler
Masterson Sues Morris Manager Over Libel Claim
Frank D. Ufer of Tulsa and backer of Carl Morris is sued for 10000 dollars in libel damages by William B. Masterson, sporting expert for a local paper, who says Ufer made remarks about him after a Morris Flynn boxing match description. Ufer denies the allegations.
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Tulsa
Okla
Carl Morris
White Hope
William B
Bat) Masterson
Masterson
Ufer
Morris-Flynn
Giants or Athletics Open World Series In New York
Duffey analyzes the deciding opener at the Polo Grounds with McGraw's Giants facing Connie Mack's Athletics. Mathewson and Marquard loom as key pivots if the Giants pitch well. otherwise the Athletics hold an even chance. The column notes ticket scandals and predicts next season's team strength and series outcomes for both clubs.
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Giants
Athletics
Pelo Grounds
McGraw
Mack
Connie Mack
Matty
Marquarda
Johnny McGraw
Mackmen
McGrawites
Generals
Baseball Managers McGraw Mack Compared For World Series
Readers debate which manager is superior Johnny McGraw or Connie Mack both in a class of their own. The note questions where the 1905 world series games were played and explains baseball scoring rules for pitcher credit. A. H. Somerville and E. B. Middleton offer directions for obtaining further information.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Chicago
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Somerville
Tom Riley
Prospect Street
E. B
Middleton
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