Harvard Plays West Point Today
Harvard football departs for West Point after brief signal practice. Twenty five men travel including stars except Graydon Knowlton and Clark injured Burgess out with tonsillitis. Team strong, unity forming, new formations and trick plays planned as Head Coach Farley emphasizes quick back field and strategic options for today’s game.
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Matthews
Daly
Knowles
Foster
Meier
Oveson
Piper
McGlensy
Mechanic Arts Triumphs Over Everett 17 to 0
Mechanic Arts High defeated Everett High 17 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Backfield display featured fast teamwork and outclassed opponents. Hinsky and Davis scored touchdowns with Hinckley adding two and Nichols kicking goals. Umpire Holden and Referee Kelly officiated, Clapp timed the game for 15-minute halves in front of about 400 fans.
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Mechanic Arts High
Everett High
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Connell
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Macdonald Hinckley
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Hinckley
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Kelly
Clapp
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Historic New England college games mapped across campuses
OCR lists a dense sequence of college football style matchups with many typos and place names. The fragment mentions Harvard-West Point at West Point Yale-Penn State at New Haven Princeton-Washington and Jefferson at Princes se Pennsylvania-Brown at Philadelphia Williams-Dartmouth at Newton Centre Cornell-Carlisle at Ithaca Columbia-Hamilton at New York Annapolis-Lehigh at Annapolis Amherst-Syracuse at Amherst Titts University of Maine at Oreno Virginia Military-Georgetown at Washington Wesleyan-Massachusetts State at Middletown Worcester Academy-Groton at Groton Exeter-Harvard second at Canbridge Andover-Boston College at Andove Milton Academy-St. Mark's at southboro Thayer Academy-Lorchester High at brein tree Columbian-Franklin and Marshall at Wash ington Hoston TLatin-Salem High at Salem Watertown High-Waltham High at Waltham Malden High-Somerville High at Somerville Holy Cross-Techs at Worces Dedham A.A.-West Roxbury A. A. at Ded ham Brighton High-Breckton High at Brockton Grookline High-Dedham High at Dedham
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Pennsyylvania-Brown
Philadelphia
Williams
Dartmouth
Newton Centre
Cornell-Carlisle
Ithaca
Columbia-Hamilton
New York
Annapolis
Lehigh
Amherst
Syracuse
Titts
University of Maine
Oreno
Virginia Military
Georgetown
Washington
Wesleyan
Massachusetts State
Middletown
Worcester Academy
Groton
Exeter
Harvard
Canbridge
Andover
Boston College
Andove
Milton Academy
St. Mark's
Southboro
Thayer Academy
Lorchester High
Breintree
Columbian-Franklin and Marshall
Hoston Tlatin
Salem
Watertown
Waltham High
Waltham
Malden
Somerville
Holy Cross-Techs
Worces
Dedham A.A
West Roxbury
A. A
Dedham
Brighton High
Breckton High
Brockton
Grookline High
Oakley Golfers Win Wollaston Open Team Match
On October 17 at Wollaston Golf Club Oakley Country Club's five players won the team event with a total score of 32. Wollastons finished second with 34 while Allston and Brae Burn tied at 39. No player beat the bogey, though Burditt was one down.
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Wollaston Golf Club
Oakley Country Club
Wollastons
Allston
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Burditt
SICK CURED FREE AT METHODIST CHURCH BRONFIELD ST
Tyr Henton announces free healing sessions at the Bromfield street Methodist Church each weekday 10 to 11 AM. Claims include cures for deafness blindness paralysis and deformities with demonstrations. Admission to the church is free during the 10 to 11 period. Dr Henion also offers free consultations at 11 Beacon Street from 9 AM to 6 PM.
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Dartmouth and Williams Battle Today at Newton Centre
Dartmouth and Williams meet at the Newton Athletic Association grounds on Cedar Street Newton Centre at 3 pm for the annual gridiron clash. Both teams arrive disciplined from Auburndale with confident lineups and plans, Williams relying on speed and Yale-style play while Dartmouth leans on veteran strength and tackle back formations.
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Boxing Gossip and Match Rumors From British Scenes
The letter discusses boxing figures and upcoming exhibitions including Gans, Young Star, and local boxers Billy Hill Joe Mullin Chick Monahan and Bill Jordan. It notes matches involving Ben Jordan Jack Roberts and potential foul tactics, cites the Corbett Bernstein bout in Baltimore, and muddled training claims and opinions from Boston and London boxing circles.
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Boston
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Cycle Bowling league formed at Metropolitan Wheelmen club
The Cycle Bowling league was organized last night at the Metropolitan Wheelmen club house at 1766 Washington street with eight teams including Elm Cycle Club Tiger Roadsters Press Cycling Club Wells Memorial Cycle Club Somerville A A Charlestown Cycle Club City Point Wheelmen and Metropolitan Wheelmen. The series starts November 23 and runs 21 weeks. A schedule committee chaired by Captain Gallagher Somerville A A Captain O'Brien Elm C C and Captain Shea Wells C C will report at the next meeting Tuesday evening at the Metropolitan house. Matches will be rolled on the Dartmouth alleys.
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Tiger Roadsters
Press Cycling Club
Wells Memorial Cycle Club
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RULE TO PREVENT PREAK YACHTS
New York Oct 17 The New York Yacht Club measurement committee will submit a report Thursday on a new rating rule. The proposed formula multiplies yacht length by sail area and divides by five times the cube root of displacement, a radical change from the old method with international implications for both the United States and Europe.
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New York Yacht Club
Europe
Bankers and Brokers Organize Bowling League Meet
A meeting of the newly formed Bankers and Brokers Bowling League was held at Paine, Webber & Co. yesterday afternoon. EB Wilder was elected secretary and treasurer, replacing A. M. Cruff who resigned. Committees were named to pick alleys and set a schedule, with final steps to form the league to be taken at next Tuesday’s Paine Webber & Co. gathering. Firms represented include Pearmain & Brooks, Curtis & Sanger, Tucker Anthony & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, A. B. Turner & Bro., Towle & Fitzgerald, Lee Higginson & Co., Wrenn Bros. & Co., Charles Head, Paine Webber & Co., W. Waldo Merrill, and BE Morse.
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EB. L. Wilder
A. M. Cruff
Paine, Webber & Co.'s
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Curtis & Sanger, Tucker, Anthony & Co
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Wrenn Bros. & Co
Charles Head, Paire, Webber & Co
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Be, R. Morse
Dartmouth Wins Two Rexford Wins Two Games
Rexford took the opening match on the Rexfort alleys as Dartmouth and Rexford split two games in the Center Boston League last night. Rexford prevailed in the early bout while Dartmouth fought back in the second to split the night.
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Rexfort
Boston
Winthrop Beach Opens GBL Series With Victory
Winthrop Beach visited the new Sains bury alleys last night to open the Greater Boston league series and won two of the three games. Millen starred with 294 for a total and a 114 single. McHarrie led Sudbury with strong work.
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Sainsbury Alleys
Millen
McHarrie
Sudbury
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