Swarthmore Stars O'Brien and Cobb in Forward Pass Spotlight
O'Brien is hailed as top dropkick specialist after scoring two field goals against Pennsy while Cobb, a 260 pound centre, is praised for speed and agility. The article notes the forward pass as a major modernizing force in college and prep football, with Yale Princeton and Boston area teams cited as early or strong adopters and Milton Academy English High Revere and Everett among leading high schools.
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Cobb
Swarthmore
Pennsy
Football Rules Committee
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Boston
Milton Academy
English High
Revere
Everett
Ophelia Begins Fourth Maine Hunting Grounds Trip
The gas motor prairie schooner Ophelia starts its fourth hunting expedition to Maine with normal crew Roy Faye N E agent for Matheson Freeman N Young and Dr Tuttle. The vessel now features a 50 horsepower Matheson chassis capable of 60 mph and enhanced gear like widened berths a collapsible stove a tent stove and better packing with chests serving as benches.
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H. P. Matheson
Maine
Roy Faye
Freeman IN. Young
DR. Tuttle
Ophelia
N. E
Matheson
Freeman N. Young
Main Sheet Fails to Break World Record in Kentucky
In Kentucky Main Sheet trotted 1:88 1 2 for three quarters but fell after catching a hoof near the last eighth. Jackeybourn, owned by Edward and Joseph Madden, won the Walnut Hill Farm cup worth 500 dollars. In Lynn, Mary Ellen White, 16, is missing and the friend Charles Spencer is also unaccounted for with a Boston connection and possible marriage plans.
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Lexington
Main Sheet
Jack,eybourn
Edward and
Joseph Madden
J. K. Madden
Lynn
Mary Ellen White
Benjamin White
Charles$. Spencer
Marblehead
Spencer
New York
Boston
Miss White
Donovan Leads Suffolk Sheriff Race at Wells Memorial Hall Rally
At Wells Memorial Hall last evening a rally for James Donovan candidate for Suffolk County sheriff featured a letter from Robert A. Woods. Woods stated Donovan leads those in practical politics and aims to make public administration more responsive to the people.
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James Donovan
Suffolk County
Wells’ Memorial Hall
Charles J. Brady
Robert A. Woods
Colonist Tickets On Sale To October Along Pacific Routes
Daily sales through October 20 offer fares from 49.45 to 51.45 dollars for Boston to the Pacific coast. Valid on the electric lighted Los Angeles limited and the China and Japan Fast Mail from Chicago via the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern line. Includes daily guided Pullman sleeping car service at 9.75 dollars double berth Boston to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland. Choice routes with J. Lk. Brittain as general agent passenger department 300 Washington Street.
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Boston
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
High School Matchups Across New England Venues
A series of regional high school games schedule several pairings. Exeter faces Cushing Academy in Exeter New Hampshire while Andover hosts Yale freshmen in Andover. Other games include Noble and Greenough at Stone School Chestnut Hill and Somerville High at Somerville.
College Football Today Across Philadelphia Area
Princeton meets Villanova at Princeon Stadium while Penn hosts Ursinus at Franklin Field Philadelphia. Annapolis plays St John at Annapolis. Stevens faces College of City of New York in Hoboken.
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Villa Nova
Princeon
U. of P
Ursinus
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Annapolis
St. John
Stevens
Randolph Woman Thrown From Wagon Injured in Accident
Mrs Mary Doyle of Randolph was thrown from a wagon on Dorchester avenue near Rawson street when a frightened horse reared and bolted. She suffered back contusions and a severe scalp wound, was aided by bystanders, and taken to Carney Hospital. She resides at 91 North street Randolph.
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Randolph
Dorchester Avenue
Rawson Street
Carney Hospital
Cambridge Seeks Funds for New Police Station
An aldermanic measure proposes a $40 000 appropriation to erect a new Cambridge police station replacing Station 1 in Brattle Square and Station 4 in North Cambridge. President Lake introduced the order. A separate $500 item for fire department investigation by a City Council sub committee was held up in the Common Council.
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Brattle Square
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Lake
Royalty Walked After Car Tires Burst in Madrid
In Madrid on October 15 Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha were riding in an automobile when two tires burst. Both royal passengers alighted and continued the journey on foot for the remainder of the trip.
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Madrid
Victoria
Beatrice of Saxe
Strangler Lewis Jr Wins Rugged Columbia Theatre Match
Strangler Lewis Jr defeated Jim Smart at the Columbia Theatre in a tough season bout. Lewis won the first fall by disqualification of Smart after 59 minutes and took the second fall in 38 minutes to claim the match. Preliminaries saw Sosa London and Peter Constantine draw, while Charles Parapas pinned James McCarthy in three minutes.
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Strangler” Lewis, Jr
Jim Smart
Columbia Theatre
Lewis
Smart
Sosa London
Peter Constantine
Charles Parapas
James McCarthy
Williams College Faces Baseball Eligibility Probe
Worcester Oct 15 Williams College may bar crack baseball players from varsity play for professionalism following a Dartmouth example. An investigation into amateur status of players Harman Young and Wadsworth who played for Whitinsville this past season is underway.
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Berkshire College
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Wadsworth
Williams Athletic Council
George McClellan
Williams College baseball players rumored barred from athletics
Williams College faculty will not confirm the rumor that star players may be barred for professionalism. An instructor said it is a rumor with no blacklisting, and no investigation has been announced, leaving official comment unavailable.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Post
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Dorchester Man Killed In New York Flight fall
Adolphus Coombs of Dorchester died instantly after falling down a flight of stairs while staying with his son at 21 Manhattan avenue New York. He managed duties for Leon Rhein Millinery Company on Fifth Avenue and made frequent trips to the city.
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Adolphus Coombs
Savin Hill Avenue
Dorchester
Manhattan Avenue
Coombs
Leon Rhein Millinery Company
Fifth Avenue
Fire Commissioner Wells Testifies Before Grand Jury
Fire Commissioner Wells was a witness before the grand jury yesterday in the probe into promotions in the fire department allegedly purchased. About 75 firefighters also appeared before the grand jury in connection with the DA’s investigation.
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Wells
Preston Re elected President of Merchants Association
Mr Elwyn G Preston treasurer of the R H White Company was re elected president of the Merchants Association at the annual Algonquin Club meeting.
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R. H. White Company
Merchants’ Association
Algonquin Club
Newton High Triumphs 16-0 Over Rindge Manual
Newton High defeated Rindge Manual Training School of Cambridge 16 to 0. Chandler and O Neil scored touchdowns for Newton with Donahue kicking the goal after. Umpire Marvin, referee Timmins, timekeeper Good, and attendance around 400.
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Rindge Manual, Training School of Cambridge
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Cambridge
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O'Neil
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English High Beats Lowell Eleven 9-0
Boston English High School defeated Lowell High 9 to 0 on home grounds. Referee Mahoney made questionable calls while English High’s star Brophy shone. Edmunds scored the touchdown. Kiely kicked the field goal. Whiting served as umpire and Fuller as timekeeper. attendance was about 500.
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Boston English High School
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English High
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Towell H
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The Healing Springs by Sir Gilbert Parker
Readers who enjoyed The Right of Way and The Battle of the Strong will likely like The Healing Springs, a short story by Sir Gilbert Parker appearing in Sunday Post Magazine next Sunday.
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Sir Gilbert Parker
Sunday Post Magazine
Mechanic Arts to Clash With Roxbury High at Dunbar
Mechanic Arts and Roxbury High prepare for a league contest on Dunbar avenue led by Capt. Walter McCarthy as Roxbury aims to end Mechanic Arts winning streak. Noble and Greenough faces Stone's School at Chestnut Hill in a likely tight game. Everett meets Winthrop at Everett and Somerville High plays Watertown in Somerville.
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Cushing Academy
N. H
Andover
Yale
Noble and Greenough
Stone School
Chestnut Hill
Somerville High
Watertown High
Somerville
Roxbury High
Mechanic Arts
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Dorchester Boston
Hyde Park High
Melrose High
Hyde Park
Everett High
Winthrop High
Everett
Dedham High
Needham High
Dedham
Natick High
Westboro High
Natick
Dunbar Avenue
Back Bay
Highland Institution
Roxbury
Walter McCarthy
Stone
Watertown
Postoffice League bowling night in Brunswick alleys features six matches
Cambridgeport top Roxbury Crossing three straight while Paper Room takes two of three from Roxbury. Night Clerks win two of three over Station A, Central beats Essex two of three, Day Clerks prevail two of three against East Boston, and Chelsea win two of three versus Money Order. Scores not shown.
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West Hind Associates Install New Officers
West Hind Associates last night installed officers Arthur Illman as president Max Rubin as secretary and Herris Stone as treasurer. The exercises were conducted in Odd Fellows Wall on North Russell Street.
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Arthur Illman
Max Rubin
Herris Stone
Odd Fellows
Wall
North
Russell Street
Pratt Cunningham Marriage Celebrated At Home
Grace Fenno Cunningham and Charles Lindsay Pratt were wed last evening at the bride’s home. The couple, both prominent society members, are widely known and have many friends.
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Grace Fenno Cunningham
C. N. Cunningham
Lenox Street
Charles Lindsay Pratt
Backaches Signal Kidney Trouble and Diabetes Risk
Boston resident Mrs. A Banks testifies to relief from backaches dizziness and limb pains after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She asserts the pills cured her symptoms and endorses them for kidney disease. Sold by dealers nationwide at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes Dean's Kidney Pills. Remember the name Dean's.
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Boston
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Foster-Milburn Co
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Navy Wedding Aboard Wabash Ship Charlestown Navy Yard
Miss Katherine V. Nazro daughter of Captain Arthur P Nazro will wed Lieutenant Manley Hale Simmons U S N aboard the receiving ship Wabash at Charlestown navy yard. The ceremony is set for five o'clock Thursday with extensive public and society attendance amid ship decorations and flag parades.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Katherine V. Nazro
Arthur P. Nazro
Manley Hale Simmons
Uncle Sam
Riley Sullivan Bride Weds Leo Riley in Cambridge
Miss Ellen Cecilia Sullivan sister to boxers Jack and Mike Twin Sullivan married Leo Bates Riley of Roxbury at St. Peter's Church Cambridge. Rev James Supple officiated. Bride's father Jeremiah Sullivan gave away the bride. They will reside at 10 Hollander Street Roxbury after a wedding trip.
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Jack
Mike
Sullivan
Leo Bates Riley
Roxbury
St. Peter’s Church
Cambridge
James Supple
Jeremiah Sullivan
Willard Street
Arthur Grimes
Boston
Ellen Early
Portland
Riley
Hollander Street
Fall kills fisherman Spinney at wharf diving from dock
Bowman Spinney, 42, a crew member, fell about 20 feet from the south side of a wharf to the deck of the fishing schooner Manhasset. He died at Relief Hospital while being conveyed, his skull fractured.
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Spinney
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