Harvard Beats Bates 41 to 0 In Open Competition
Harvard defeats Bates 41 to 0 as Kernan, Kendall and Lawrence star with six goals by Lawrence and three touchdowns by Kendall and Lawrence. Roberts debuts strongly for Harvard, while Bates struggles against the wind and Harvard interference.
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Harvard
Bates
Lawrence
Kendall
Roberts
Daly
Warvard
Hamlin
Moody
Munros Marvard
Campbell
Leis
Beer Steses
Bis
St. Nany le Waco
Kernan
Lee
W. R. Lawrence
J. Lawrence
W. Boal
K. Lane
F. Wood
Gould
Weisman
Hallowell
Yale Defeats Bowdoin 20 to 0 On Home Field
Yale overwhelms Bowdoin 20 to 0 after a strong second half showing. Yale capitalized on late first half and steady rushing for repeated five to fifteen yard gains. Key players include Gregson Hunt Cloudman and Hale with touchdowns by Hale Chadwick Miller and a 30 point final tally.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Bowdoin
Olott
Bodwell
Gregson
Hunt
Cloudman
MAG
Fogg
Bian
Elaine Eh
Rodwell
Eis R
Phipps Ecuecos
Cay
Vickie
Osis
Ss Lehevierre
Marae
Ions
Chadwick
Wallace Os
Moyle
Sam Hammond
Wallace
Pratt
Hale Ch
Miller
Hale
Princeton overwhelms Syracuse 43 to 0 in Cleveland
Princeton football dominated Syracuse University with a 43 to 0 victory in Cleveland. Two first half touchdowns followed by four touchdowns and two field goals in the second half secured the win as Princeton’s defense stifled Syracuse’s offense. Notable plays came from McClare Meier and Hart. Underhill added two goals from touchdowns. Ex-President and Mrs. Cleveland attended.
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Princeton
Nevada
Syracuse University
Syracuse
McClare
Meier
Hart
Underhill
Lene
Costello
Eex
Cleveland
Pennsylvanian defeats State College in football clash
October 17, at Philadelphia State College suffered a football defeat to the University of Pennsylvania by 10 to 0. Pennsylvanian coach Woodruff benched captain Hare and tackles Wallace and Gillmore in the first half, but Hare and Gillmore returned in the second half as the game remained scoreless in the early stages.
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Philadelphta
State Colege
University of Pennsylvania
State College
Woodruff
Pennsylvania
Hare
Wallace
Gillmore
Dorchester H S and Somerville H S Seek Cambridge Match
Dorchester H S and Somerville H S will meet this afternoon at Charles River Park Cambridge. Starlight A A Newton Upper Falls seeks games with teams averaging 98 pounds with half expenses. Frank Sheridan 1081 Chestnut St Newton Upper Falls. University City Cambridge has open dates Oct 20 27 Nov 2 1v. prefers Lincoln A A and richdale A A. contact W J McLaughlin 131 Spring Street Cambridge. Dorchester Heights A A seeks games with teams averaging 135 pounds on Saturdays in November. J Ryan 8 Telegraph St South Boston. Second eleven seeks 115 120 pound teams for Saturdays in October and November. English High School second eleven wants games with strong school or athletic association teams averaging 120 1 2 pounds. contact George F Noonan KK H S building.
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Dorchester H. S
Somerville H. S
Charles River Park
Cambridge
Starlight A. A
Newton Upper Falls
Frank Sheridan
Chestnut Street
University City
Lincoln A. A
Tichdale A. A
W. J. McLaughlin
Lipton Seeks Superior Yacht for America Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton voices earnest resolve to fund a yacht rivaling the Herreshoff designs. He would sacrifice all he has to lift the cup to England, praising the American builders while proposing the Sandy Hook course and an unconditional timeline for races.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Herreshoffs
Herreshoff
England
Sandy Hook
America
Griscom and Hoyt Advance in Short Hills Open
At Baltusrol Golf Club in Short Hills New Jersey October 17 the women’s open tournament featured match play with providers from Boston Philadelphia and New York. Frances C Griscom of Merton Philadelphia and Beatrix Hoyt of New York won their morning matches while upsets included KM Manice Lenox defeating Elsie Cassatt Philadelphia and Mrs. W. J. Berg Nutley narrowly beating Harriet Curtis Boston.
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Short Hills
N. J
Baltusrol Golf Club
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Frances C. Griscom
Merton Cricket Club
Marion Oliver
Albany
Beatrix Hoyt
Hanice Terry
Ardsley Club
Elsie Cassatt
KM. Manice
Lenox
Harriet Curtis
W. J. Berg
Yountakah Country Club
Nutley
Griscom and Hoy
Francis
Griscom
Shinnecock
Miss Terry
Newport
Draw Keeps Richard Jordan and Charles Barker Even in Day Three
The third day of the championship checker match between Richard Jordan of Scotland and Charles F. Barker of Boston again ended in a draw. Barker’s brilliant defensive work limited Jordan’s chances as both sides produced original, sharp play in a Bristol variation.
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Richard Jordan
Scotland
Charles F. Barker
Boston
Jordan
Barker
Jorden
Bristol
Pittsburg in Old Time Form Defeats Brooklyn in Series Opener
Pittsburg won 12 to 3 at home, with Phillippi dominating the mound and Leach delivering four runs via three hits and stellar defense. Brooklyn managed only one extra-base hit and committed several errors that led to three Pittsburg runs. Notable mentions include Leach’s all-around performance and Williams’s ninth-inning misplay. Two games remain in the series.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Brooklyn
Phillipps
Williams
Tommy Leach
AB. R. BR. PO. A. FE Jonce, CO. Lene
Seigi
Wesley
Eye Iene
McGuire
Are Howell
Moe
Pulser
Teeterer
Cross
Beanmont
Jeanmon Jones
Phillippi
Zimmer
Howell
Wood
J. Wangier
Ely
Ido McGuire
Hurst and Swart
Commercial League formed from Trade League base
The Commercial League grew from last season’s Trade League at a Globe office meeting. Seven clubs active with three pending applications, one to be admitted next Monday. J A Rache appointed secretary and R B Plummer Jr treasurer. Season opens Oct 29 with two weekly bowling nights at St James alleys. Clubs: North Shore Beacon Chamber of Commerce Federal Waltham Watch Nos 1 and 2 Newspaper. John pb Creighton offers 25000 for Charley Herr (2007) the Kentucky trotting stallion. David Cahill asks 0,000.
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Commercial League
Globe Office
J. A. Rache
Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Plummer, Jr
St. James
North Shore, Beacon, Chamber of Commerce
Federal, Waltham Watch Company
Newspaper
Lexington
John Pb. Creighton
Omaha
Charley Herr
David Cahill
Powers Plans Two 72 Hour Divisions For Six Day Race
Promoter P T Powers seeks a two division format for Madison Square Garden six day cycling, split into novices and veterans with 12 hour daily riding, each rider resting 12 hours. The plan aims to maximize entries and avoid team collapse, while authorities weigh legality and safety. Local riders Stinson and Elkes may join the novice class, and other clubs oppose or support various aspects as events near. The piece also notes Marguerite Gast’s ongoing long-distance efforts and local cycling social plans on Oct. 16 and Oct. 19.
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P. T. Powers
Madison Square Garden
Mr. Powers Mans
J. C. Kennedy
Americain Racing Association
Mr. Powers
Frank Waller
C. W.miller
Burns Pierce
Louis Simm
Jesser
Will Stinson
Harry Elkes
Long Island
Marguerite Gast
Somerville
Tiger Roundsters
Scituate
Gordon-Woods Century Set For Sunday Start From Copley Square
An early start and a moonlit return mark the Gordon-Woods century race from Copley square. The Hudson Cycle Club backs a third bid for victory as the annual union run is slated for next Sunday, with Flirt and Early Dawn preparations underway. The 20 footer Flirt, measured by George F. Lawley yesterday, rested over two weeks at Manchester before arriving at Lawley’s. Early Dawn will be measured tomorrow, with Flirt to be remeasured. The opener races Saturday at noon feature Naehant against the Winthrop bar buoy, four miles to weather, then two miles to mark, then back to the stake beat and start. Time Hutt stands at three and a quarter hours. Betting is light, with Flirt the favorite and few believing Early Ban has a chance.
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Harvard
Bates
Moody
Kendall
Kernan
W. R. Lawrence
Lawrence
E. Kendall
Burnett
Pennsylvania
Zeus Roberts
Small
Roberts
Daly
Towne
Campbell
Yale
Bowdoin
Brunswick College
Maine
Stillman
Giants
Ted Kendall
Jim Lawrence
Sernan
Kendal
Eie
Lee
Gordon-Woods
Copley Square
Hudson Cycle Club
George F. Lawley
Lawley
Flirt
Manchester
Lawley's
Naehant
Winthrop Bar
Hutt
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Sporting News
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Brock Lynbeaten
Cheever
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Gaia
Ell
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Jord
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