Boxers Face Winter Blues Highlight Local Ring Action
The article covers health issues halting several bouts at the Atlas A A and Dover clubs. Ad Wolgast withdraws from his match with Charley White. Johnny Harvey steps in. Other planned bouts shift to Oct and Nov cards with fighters like Walter Butler, Larry Burns, Grover Hayes, and Karl Herz seeking clashes and titles.
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Atlas A. A
Ad Wolgast
Charley White
White
Wolgast
Johnny Harvey
New York
Harvey
Matty Baldwin
New Haven
Freddie Welsh
Columbus
Walsh
Dover
N. H
Walter Butler
Larry Burns
Howard McRae
Cambridge
Joe Morgan
Manchester
Refund of Unplayed Game Reaches $21,000
Boston American League management announced opening day for refunds to patrons of reserved sections for the unplayed third game in the city. About $21,000 was returned to Ox grand stand and first base bleacher ticket holders. Fenway Park offices operated 10 AM to 5 PM daily until full payout. Management notes hours for transaction.
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Boston American League
Fenway Park
Red Sox Off To Mountains For Relaxing Outing
The world champion Red Sox led by Tris Speaker Ernie Shore and Carl Mays depart from Copley Square Hotel for a 500 mile auto trip through the White Mountains. They will stop in Plymouth N H Bretton Woods Crawford Notch and Lake Squam camp with Ed Maynard hosting. The expedition includes sports writers and club associates as a leisure break after the world series.
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Tris Speaker
Ernie Shore
Carl Mays
Red Sox
Copley Square Hotel
White Mountains
Plymouth
N. H
Lake Squam
Bretton Woods
Flume
Crawford Notch
Ed Maynard
Water Rheg
Paul Shannon
the Post
Tim Murnane
the Globe
Arthur Duffey
Ed Shannon
P. R. Warren
A. Warren
Braves May Get Clarke In Trade From Reds
Cincinnati October reports say manager Herzog will not keep catcher Tom Clarke next season and plans a midwinter trade. Boston Braves are the probable destination with New York Giants initially in the market, as Herzog seeks a catcher to replace Clarke.
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Cincinnati
Herzog
Tom Clarke
Reds
Clarke
Rube Benton
Phil Douglass
Boston
Redland
Boston Braves
Braves
New York Giants
McGraw
Lannin Blames Phillies Over Transcontinental Trip
President Joseph J. Lannin of the Boston Red Sox blames the Philadelphia Nationals for the failure of the proposed trans continental trip. He sent a telegram to Robert B. McRoy, secretary to the National Commission, last night.
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Red Sox
Philadelphia Nationals
Joseph J. Lannin
Boston Club
Robert B. McRoy
National Commission
Red Sox President Blames Philadelphia for Abandoned West Trip
Boston team blamed Philadelphia club management for canceling a California trip after a meeting where Philadelphia officials said players must attend a banquet. Telegrams indicate Boston and manager Carrigan believed the trip would not proceed. President Lannin said he would have financed the venture and valued the West outing for organized baseball.
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Red Sox
Philadelphia
Chicago
Carrigan
Boston
Lannin
San Francisco
Dartmouth Looks for Hard Game After Maine Loss
Dartmouth plans for a tough test tomorrow after a weak showing by Vermont against Maine. The squad practiced relentlessly with punt work for first and second string teams, Gerrish and Thielscher kicking, Barrows and Scully drop kicking, and potential changes in the backfield and line positions.
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Hanover
N. H
Vermont
Maine
Dartmouth
Gerrish
Thielscher
Barrows
Scully
Lehman
Tyler
Ponder
Trier
Fishback
Colby
Dussosoit
I. E
McAuliffe
1. T
Merrill
R. G
Gile
Spears
Cotton
R. T
Emery
R. E
Worthington
S. W. Holbrook
Q. B
Duhamel
F. B
George W. Brown
B. A
Fred O’brien
Harvard
Timothy It. Larkin
Holy Cross
Wellesley High crushes Quincy High 28 to 0 in clash
Wellesley High School football dominated Quincy High with a 28 to 0 victory. Keefe scored two touchdowns while Kinlan and Dowd added scores, McCabe and Kinlan kicked goals, referee Woodlock and umpire Mooney officiated a nine minute quarter game.
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Wellesley High
Quincy High
Wellesley
Quincy
Lasson
Keefe
Dowd
le Ieies
Mahoney Welsh
Sandborn Finnerty
Nixon Stover
Likander Binlan
Tata
Cambridge High seeks football game October 19
Cambridge High and Latin School lacks a game on October 19 and manager Gordon Boyd is seeking a high school opponent. All expenses paid for a Russell Field match in North Cambridge. Call Manager Boyd at Cambridge High and Latin School for details.
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Cambridge High and Latin School
Gordon Boyd
Russell Field
North
Cambridge
Boyd
Middlesex Hunt Meets at South Lincoln Kennels
The Middlesex Hunt holds a morning meet starting from the kennels in South Lincoln at daybreak. Master of Fox Hounds Alexander H. Higginson will oversee the hunt as usual.
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Middlesex Hunt
Lincoln
Alexander H. Higginson
Two Boston Men Advance to Golf Semi Finals
In the Country Club tournament semi finals two Boston golfers and two outsiders reach the next round. C M Amory of the home club faces R H Hovey in the upper half, while in the lower half Jesse Guilford and C W Bass, both known from New Hampshire and Massachusetts, compete for advancement.
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Hovey
Jesse Guilford
Boston
C. M. Amory
R. H. Hovey
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
C. W. Bass
Granite State
Golf results at Clyde Park show close finishes and upsets
Rain and a soggy course slowed scoring as Co M Amory edged F I Emery by 1 up. Guilford Hovey and Bass posted easy wins while Hovey beat Washburn 6 4. Sibley won a 20 hole match, and Guilford advanced with a 7 5 7 6 run. Final set to feature Hovey v Amory and Guilford v Bass in 18 hole final.
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F. I. Emery
Harvard
Guilford
Hovey
Bass
W. M. Washburn
Philadelphia
Dark Horse
R. M. Farves
Woodland
W. E. Sibley
G. H. Pushee
Brae Burn
Jesse Guilford
C. W. Bass
Portsmouth
N. H
Francis Ouimet
Clyde Park
Amory
Alpine
J. P. Guilford
C. R. Clough
Bellevue
Mr. Tom
Brae-Burn
A. McMillan
John Wylde
Braintree High Beats Cohasset In 14-6 Match
Braintree High School defeated Cohasset High 14 to 6 on French's Common. Key drives came from Barlow the fullback with Sweeney and Partridge scoring. Touchdowns credited to Partridge and Barlow with Barlow kicking two goals after touchdowns. Referee Cate, umpire Cole, head linesman Ellsworth. Four 10 minute periods.
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Braintree
Cohasset High
Barlow
Braintree Boys
Braintred High
Burton
Howland
Ruffin
Sullivan Partridge
Gousaldes Frazier
Collier Dyer
Bowser Drew
Phillies cancel planned coast trip under Red Sox decision
Philadelphia Nationals express disappointment after President Lannin of the Red Sox definitively decides to call off the proposed Pacific coast trip.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Nationals
Lannin
Red Sox
Pacific Coast
Phillies seek Chicago start for world series trip
Phillies hoped to begin their cross continental trip in Chicago early next week and left their addresses with Manager Moran. Players say the banquet for their team here tomorrow night caused the mix up. Boston’s Carrigan and Speaker demanded a Chicago start next Sunday, and the Phillies could not consent. Secretary McRoy later said the proposal was called off due to inability to reach a financial agreement.
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Phillies
Chicago
Moran
Carrigan
Speaker
Boston
Bostonians
Hillies
Red Sox
McRoy
National Commission
May Direct Wins 2 10 Pace at Kentucky Trot
Lexington Ky Oct 15 The 48th annual meeting of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association closed with the second division of the 2:10 pace. May Direct won the third heat and the race while Patrick M Napoleon Direct took the second heat. Geers drove Etawah to 2 03 1 4 and 2 03 1 4 while May Direct clocked 2 10 0 4 in the final.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
May Direct
Patrick M. Napoleon Direct
Geers
Etawah
Freshmen Win Dartmouth Interclass Track Meet
In Hanover on October 15 the freshmen won the fall interclass track meet at Dartmouth gymnasium with 41 1/2 points, besting sophomores 38 and juniors 28 1/3 while 1918,class year. Hobbs 19 led with two firsts and a second in high jump and low hurdles, and Miner 18 along with Phelan 19 starred in sprints. The relay capped the meet as the freshmen edged the field after a hard-fought finish with Miner taking second to Phillips.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth Gymnasium
Hobbs
Worcester
Trenholm
Miner
Phelan
Phillips
Benefit Show Boosts Lexington High Football and Field Hockey
The Lexington High School Athletic Association staged a benefit entertainment in the High School Hall this evening. The event drew a large crowd and produced a substantial amount of money for the football eleven and the girls field hockey teams.
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Lexington
Lexington High School Athletic Association
Harvard Faces Virginia In Crippling Yet Strong War
Harvard lines up a weakened Crimson squad to challenge Virginia at 3 pm with officials from Brown Dartmouth and West Point listed. The game features 12 minute periods and a lineup including Soucy Ward Curtis Anderson Thurman Taylor Cowen Coleman and Stillwell. Virginia has upset potential with Yale scalp past victories and aims to tie or beat Harvard in a season shaping clash.
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Navy
Lafayette
Princeton
Colgate
Army
Bucknell
Cornell
Springfield
Yale
Vermont
Dartmouth
Carolina
Georgetown
Ari Mest
Amherst
Trinity
Rochester
Syracuse
Carlisle
Pittsburg
Muhlenburg
Rutgers
Williams
Brown Tae
Soucy
Ward R. Curtis
G. Anderson Dadman
G. Thurman Taylor
Tolaman Cowen
Coleman Cameer
Lk T
Moore Harte
Stillwell
Brown
Pishon
F. A. Prince
West Point
Harvard Prepares Fast Freshman Quarterback for Game
Harvard will start Westmore Willcox as quarterback with Mahan and King backing Whitney in the backfield. Enwright and others are injured and out, leaving a depleted lineup as Harvard aims to wear down Virginia after a Yale win.
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Harvard
Westmore Willcox
Watson
Mahan
King
Wilmot Whitney
Enwright
Moseley Taylor
Wiggin
Harris
Boles
Coolidge
McKinlock
Thacher
Horne
Horween
Virginians
Varsity
Crimson
Yale
Thurman
Whitney
Robinson
Haughton
Dick Wigglesworth
Harvard Freshmen Open Season at Andover
The Harvard freshman football team travels to Andover to start the season with a game. Coached by L. A. Saltonstall and F. B. Wigglesworth the squad of 45 freshmen and the coaching staff will face the Andover lineup in a hard fought opener.
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Harvard
Andover
L. A. Saltonstall
F. B. Wigglesworth
Harvard F
Coolidge
Goss Ceesseseven
Gleason Raton
Russell Parker
G. R
Rothschim Canfield
Atwater Linder
Wolfe Putnam
T. Colourar Phinney
Waters Felton
Ashley Flower
B. Swift
Gould Batchelder
Bond
Breads Spacenseeyes Escetch Carlton
Lexington High School Football Beats Somerville Second Team
The Lexington High School eleven defeated the Somerville High School second team 14 to 6 at the Lexington Athletic Field this afternoon in a hard fought game. Both teams battled evenly with Lexington showing a marginal edge.
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Lexington
Lexington High School
Somerville High School
Ad Wolgast pulls bout cancellation stir again
Boxing notes report Ad Wolgast calling off his Atlas Club bout with Charley White due to malaria. Harvard faces Virginia in football as Meanix’s Harvard career ends unsettled amid talk of Yale drop kicking stars. Former Braves stars Whaling Moran moved to minors, with Red Morgan visiting town after 1906 series. Panama-Pacific trip for Red Sox and Phils canceled, angering fans.
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Ad Wolgast
Charley White
Atlas Club
Little Champ
Miah Murray
White
Little Cadillac
Red Sox
Phils
Phils Lead in National League Race Shifts Through Season
The Phillies led the National League at season start but Chicago overtook them May 29. Chicago held until June 9 when Philadelphia retook the lead until June 11. Philadelphia again led on June 12 and held until June 17 when Chicago took over and kept it until July 13. The Phillies reclaiming the top spot then remained ahead to season’s end.
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Phils
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia
Chicago Bulls Baseball Triumph Over Kelo University in Tokyo
In Tokio on Oct 15 the University of Chicago baseball team defeated Kelo University. The final score and details are unclear due to damaged text but the Chicago squad secured the win on foreign soil.
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Jack Wagner
Finney Boyle
Lowell
Finney
Harry Carlson
Brockton
Lawrence
Peter Hartley
New Bedford
Boyle
al Shubert
Whaler
Tokio
Japan
University of Chicago
Kelo University
R.H.E. Cuicaro
Kelo
Atastas
Mackerel Fleet Delivers Large Haul at Race Point
A big mackerel school off Race Point yielded 110000 pounds in a single day. Prices slid across species as strong arrivals, including Bonita Aquidneck Mary Ruth F S Willard and others, dominated the port market. Nine groundfish arrivals and ten mackerel trips patrolled the new fish pier while T wharf hosted eight mackerelmen.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Shipping News Arrived With Fleet Movements and Towing
Shipping notices list battleships Virginia Jackson New Port Georgia Omua Nebraska Bur rage New Jersey Jayne collier Neptune Hutchinson repair ship Vestal Bennett steamers Perfection Parkenton Sabine via New York Howard Chase Baltimore Coastwise Strom berg Cto Herman Winter Decker Lexington Nickerson Philadelphia Bay State Strout Portland City of Rockland Hawthorne Bath Camden Brown Ranger tugs Albatross Scott Portsmouth German town Camp towing wrecking lighter Salvor May Maurice River Security Barrett towing barges for Bangor and Paxinos W. H. Yerkes Perkins Cape Cod towing fighter Admiral Sampson Portsmouth Terkins two barges Sunbeam Barter South Gardiner ume Stinson Lynn Marguerite Salisbury McNichol LeBlanc Portland SAILED Lamson Barnstable Sagamore Liver pool St Nazaire Calvin Austin St John via Portland Prince George Br Yarmouth Powhatan Baltimore Everett Newport News El Monte Charles F Mayer Baltimore Dorsmouth Bay View Sewalls Point tugs Cumberland Baltimere towing barges 17 17 28 Tacohy Shickshinney International Philadelphia Macungie Onteluuner Dutch Island Monitor Plymouth New York L & W Co 2 awl 12 Neptune Sandwich Gibson Albatross New York barges R Birminghampton Dumore Vittstos Germantown Salem Maple Till Vesta Taurus Lynn barges Pdith Providence.
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Sabine
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Decker
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Nickerson
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Ranger
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Scott
Portsmouth
Germantown
Camp
Sualleon
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Brookside
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W. H. Yerkes, Jr
Perkins
Cape Cod
Salvor
May
Maurice River
Security
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Barnstable
Bay
Sagamore
Bro
Liverpool
St. Nazaire
Calvin Austin
St. John
Eastport
Prince George
Yarmouth
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el Monte
Charles F. Mayer
Dorsmouth
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Sewalls Point
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Baltimere
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