Harvard to sharpen for Cornell after mixed army scrimmage
Harvard coaches study the teams weak points after a Saturday scrimmage on Soldiers Field. The varsity and second eleven played full halves with full officials as Harvard works to improve ends and tackling ahead of the Ithaca game.
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Harvard
Cornell
Ithaca
Soldiers Field
Moulton
Graydon
Lewis
Seaver
Mills
Ma” Newell
Newell
Wheeler
Cabot
Cochrane
Newce
Dibblee
Martin
Dunlop
Brown
Hurley
Sullivan
Meng Ha Ei L
Ory Verlle
Tuckerman Bouve
Jaffray Burden FB
Shaw
Lloyd
Sargent Aughton
Merriman
R. Tee
L. Warren
Richardson Eale
Q. Peses B
Wadsworth Zyzens
H. D
Dibblee En Ee Bullivan
H. B
C. Warren Hurley
R. H
Irwin-Martin Op
F. D
F. B
Brown Brookline
Brookline High School
Brookline H
Brookline
O Connells to Meet Garryowens for Thanksgiving Gaelic Match
Boston based O Connell Gaelic football team led by Captain James Hayes M J Skinner and M J Quirk paid a deposit at the Post for a Thanksgiving Day contest with the Garryowens of Cambridge. The match is set for 100 a side on grounds to be agreed. a meeting is scheduled at the Post Wednesday at 8 PM to finalize arrangements amid a disputed Gaelic championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hayes
M. J. Skinner
M. J. Quirk
O’connell
Boston
Garryewens
Cambridge
O’connells
Garryowen
Garryowens
Prizes Announced for Sharp shooters Meeting
The Boston Press Rifle Association will hold its 16th annual shoot at Walnut Hill range in Woburn. Events include team and individual contests for prizes totaling gifts from many sponsors such as Faxon, Al Watts, Trader’s Stock Exchange, and several local firms. The event runs 9:30 am to 5 pm with the team match at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Rifle Association
Walnut Hill Range
Boston Press Rifle Association
Woburn
Enr Faxon
al Watts
Cas
Boston Stationers’ Association
Boston Paper Trade Association
Boston Theatre
Hugene Tompkins
Morris Cair
Fromeneral Taylor
Traders’ Stock Exchange
Dickinson Type Foundry
Waltham Comet
American Waltham Manufacturing Company
Lexington Heights
Gardner W. Spencer
Smith Bros
A. H. Soden
J. P. Lovell Arms Company
Boston Woven Hose Company
Overman Wheel Company
Very Cycle Company
Fowler Manufacturing Company
A. L. Delesdernier
Edward Hatch
M. Gouls
Blues Beat Yellows In Myopia Polo Practice Match
Hamilton October 19 Blues defeated Yellows 3 goals to 2 after four extra periods in a practice polo match at Myopia Club. Blues lineup included C G Rice F B Fay and G H Norman Jr Yellows featured Morton J Henry Louis Haight H Holmes and R Llassiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Myopia Polo Club
C. G. Rice
F. B. Fay
G. H. Norman, Jr
Morton J. Henry
Louis Haight
H. Holmes
R. Llassiz
R. &. Agassiz
Fall triangular shoot set for Harvard Princeton Yale
The event will be at Cambridge on Soldiers Field Harvard Shooting Club with Harvard and Princeton competing while Yale may withdraw due to athletic relations. Weather has disrupted practice and the next Harvard shoot features the founders' cup awarded to the winner after eight titles.
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Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Cambridge
Soldiers Field
Yale Shooting Club
City Bowling League adopts first-half schedules for bottle pins and candles
After a three hours session at the Tavern the City Bowling League set first-half schedules for bottle pins and candle pin tournaments with prizes of 25, 15 and 10 dollars for top overall and variant totals. Peter Kelley and Warren Dow named official scorers as teams vie across dates from Oct 21 to Jan 15.
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City Bowling League
Peter Kelley
Warren Dow
Botheagues
Boxing Gossip Signals American Boxers in England Soon
England will be filled with American boxers as about a dozen travel there. Parson Davies plans to bring Jimmy Barry to meet Billy Plimmer at 112 pounds. A bout between Barry and Plimmer could delay Barry’s international title attempt. Hodgkins aims to take Joe Walcott to England this year for big money. The Pick’s hurricane style is set to meet Arthur Callan in London on Oct 28. Credentials of Eddie Connolly and Jimmy Kelly remain unsettled as a Causer clash is clinched for Birmingham on Nov 8.
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England
Davies
Jimmy Barry
Billy Plimmer
Barry
Plimmer
Chicago
Shelud
Howie Hodgkins
Joe Walcott
Walcott
London
Jackson
Bill Hill
Pick
Tucre
Arthur Callan
Eddie Connolly
Jimmy Kelly
Tom Causer
Olympic
Birmingham
William McCarty
Crescent A. C
Brockton
James Pecci
Spike Sullivan
New York
Paddy Fenton
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Martin Julian
Frisco
Abe Hummel
Abe
Joe Vendig
Vendig
Gotham
A. C
Atlanta
Dan
Lawrence
Amous
Tommy West Wins Knockout in Two Rounds
New York October 19 Tommy West of Boston knocked out Tarantula Bill Smith of El Paso Texas in two rounds before the Union Park Athletic Club of Harlem.
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New York
Tommy West
Boston
Tarantula Bill" Smith
el Paso
Tex
Union Park A. C
Harlem
Flavin Defeats Shine In West End Wrestling Match
Jack Flavin secured three falls against Peter Shine in a catch es catch can bout at a West End club room with about 200 spectators. Al Norris refereed, Jack Nolan was the timekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavin
Shine
West End
Jack Flavin
Peter Shine
Will
al Norris
Jack Nolan
Forced Out from New England Amateur Athletic Union
After months of investigation the Suffolk Athletic Club was asked to withdraw from the New England Association of the Amateur Athletic Union. Discussion centered on alleged improper ties with boxing and amateurism breaches. Delegates from Melrose A C, Worcester City Guards, Riverside Boat Club and others attended. officers were elected and a Worcester indoor meet planned for early next month.
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New England Association
Amateur Athletic Union of America
Suffolk Athletic Club
Post
Revere House
Melrose A. C
Suffolk A. C
Worcester City Guards
Worcester_C
Newton A A
Fitchburg A. C
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridgeport Gym
East Boston
A. A
Roxbury A
Harry Adams
Worcester
Board of Governors
E. E. Babb
James B. Morse
W. H. Plummer
Adams
Enator Maccabe
Fast
Boston A. A
Worcester A. C
Messrs. Plummer
Babb
Messrs
James WH. Morse
Thomas F. Riley
Joseph B. Maccabe
New York
Plummer
Providence A. C
Morse
N. E. Association
Providence A. A
Benny Osthues
Buckley
J. Frank Facey
Renny Osthues
Mr. Babb
Chapin
Osthues
John F. Moakley
Harvard Tennis Match Highlights Foster Upsets Holt
In a Harvard tennis meet Foster defeats Holt after a tight start. Foster wins 7-9 6-3 6-2 in the singles while Ward beats Farrington and Marvin over Cahn. Whitfield defeats Carleton in a three set thriller and Parke dominates Gray. Doubles result: Pierce and team win 6-3 6-1.
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Harvard
H. Foster
H. J. Holt
Holt
Foster
H. I. Foster
H. Ward
D. Farrington
Ee. Marvin
W. Cahn
Law
H. Whitfield
P. Carleton
R. J. Parke
H. G. Gray
Pierce
Eee Eee
Brownell and Cahn
Missing contractor Hallock Stirs Local Search
Edward F. Hallock a building contractor from Sagamore street Savin Hill left home to tend to business and money to deposit at Mechanic Bank and was last seen on Washington street in the forenoon a week ago. His wife reports he did not tell her where he was going and fears foul play due to uncollected funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Hallock
Hallock
Sagamore Street
Savin Hill
Mechanic Bank
Washington Street
Allock
Five-Heat Race at Saugus Ends in Unfinished Action
At Saugus track on October 19 two races halted by poor track conditions. In 2:16 class Mack the Vermont favorite faded early, with Hilda S. and Golden Belle close for places. in 2:12 pacing class Prince Alert led Tony Wilcox and Robert Wilkes, but none finished as the program postponed to 12:30 tomorrow before the regular card resumes.
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Saugus
Mack
Vermont
Hilda S
Hilda 8
Marion Wilkes
Golden Belle
Eager
Prince Alert
Robinette
Tony Wilcox
Robert Wilkes
Tony
B. H
Thought
Topsey
Billy Ring
Cec Cceec
Norwood
TER Y Las
Mambrino Ritzen
Reamer
B. m
Noble
Eesaens
Dodge
Pickie
Demarest
Dorris Wilkes
Durland
Phantom
Jerry W
Spear
B. G
Crown Prince
Walker
Ch. m
Spangle
Bik. H
Ames
Slumber
Br. H
Rinehart
Prairie Lilly
Sterling
Relate
Phantom's Game Race at Mystic Park Features Close Finishes
In Medford on Oct 19 at Mystic Park the unfinished race ended with Architect taking the lead late in several heats. Pharon dominated multiple heats including the sixth and seventh, while Artful Maid recovered after early faults. A match race for purse $200 and other heats with purses up to $600 highlighted a crowded card and a postponed second match race to the next morning.
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Medford
Mystic Park
Artful Maid
Architect
Achitect
Fieldmont
Pharon
Pharon Re
Don Millette
Blk. H
Stellation
Gregg
Narcissus
Autograph
Ose
Aiken
Antenor
Porter
Almont, Jr
Hambletonian Downing
Meticheto
Ashland Wilkes
Onward
Durland
Tom
Young
Blackminster Unteer
Sterling
Landlord
Woodward
Mase
Wilsom
Seers
Happiness
B. m
Reamer
Cerone
B. H
Brady
Lizzie K
Charitable Irish Society Holds Monthly Meeting at Parker House
The Charitable Irish Society held its regular monthly meeting last evening in the Parker House with over 100 attendees. President John F. Cronan chaired as a committee of fifty was appointed to arrange the ball. Resolutions were adopted on Dennis P. Sullivan, a member of the society.
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Charitable
Irish Society
Parker House
John F. Cronan
Dennis P. Sullivan
Ears Society
Brown laid to rest in Dorchester funeral
A high mass funeral was held for Brown yesterday from the home of his parents at 32 Cottage Street Dorchester. The popular Highland district figure was chief clerk in Boston public institutions and remembered for his genial temper and long service.
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Brown
W. P. Brown
Cottage Street
Dorchester
Highland District
Boston
Georges Calvary Ce
Wells Memorial B C hosts social and road race events in Dexter Hall
The Wells Memorial Bicycle Club hosts an 8 PM social at Dexter Hall 987 Washington Street. A ten mile road race is planned for Bridgewater on Saturday October 31 at 3 PM with twenty five prizes including a silver tea set and two gold watches. Entries close October 28 with C J Reynolds. Handicapper Percival assigns marks. Noted riders Henshaw and Barbeau from New York plan a strong amateur triplet team with a 23 inch framed special. Theodore Parker were among finishers in the double century. Metropolitan Wheelmen announce an invitation double century next Sunday with itineraries to Salem Framingham and Newburyport for early morning riding and meals along towns without late sources. Souvenirs include three solid gold sets for century and beyond. Brighton Flyer officials listed with names and roles.
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Wells Memorial
B. C
Dexter Hall
Washington Street
Bridgewater
C. J. Reynolds
Percival
Henshaw
W. A. Barbeau
New York
Boston
Merrimac
Roy Anderson
Elliott Beaman
Theodore Parker
Messrs
W. S. Ellis
E. T. Petersons Jr
W. H. Thomas
Howard Geldert
Metropolitan‘ Wheelmen
Weanore and
Canton Streets
Salem
Framingham
Newburyport
Warren Dow
A. Gillespie
C. Lee
G. Fred Pond
C. H. Larson
E. P. Burnham
F W. Kirk
H. Brown
F. N Bemis
Harry Johnson
G A. Darlow
Eli Darlow
J. A. Darlow
Bryan Attacks Coal Trust in Lima Campaign Stop
Bryan urged flag display on Oct 31 and Nov 3 to honor national pride and free silver goals. He condemned coal interests and urged supporters to vote for preservation of national honor, drawing cheers from several thousand in Lima and Wapakoneta as he spoke on money issues.
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Sidney
Bryan
Lima
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Coal Trust
Wapokoneta
Butler Boys Off For England On European Cycling Trip
At Providence depot last evening Tommie and Nat Butler Eddie McDuffee with trainers Ike Poolford and Mr McLeash left for New York to sail for England on the St Paul. A large crowd including Chronograph Club Press Cycling Club members and European agents bid them farewell as two McDuffee Waltham Comets and two more wheels prepare for race use abroad.
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Tommie
Nat Butler
Eddie McDuttee
Ike Poolford
Mr. McLeash
Providence
New York
England
St. Paul
Chronograph Club
Press Cycling Club
Eddie
New England
Kerrison
Percival
Billy Corcoran
Mrs. Poolford
Frank 8. Howe
American Waltham Manufacturing Company
Mons. de Puy
de Seine
de Buffalo
Paris
Mr. McLeash Hias
Eddie McDuffee
Butlers
Stearns
Palmer
McDuffee
Howard Oviatt
Simpson Engineering Company
Simpson
Waltham
Howe
Oviatt
Simpson Company
McLeash
Daniel C Casey Withdraws from Ward 17 Race
In a letter from Roxbury, Daniel C Casey declines a bid as a citizens' candidate for the General Court from Ward 17. He cites Democratic unity and loyalty, pledges support for regular nominees Quirk and Norton, and urges fellow Democrats to rally for the party and its chances in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Cahill
Free Transfer Club
Palmer Street
Roxbury
Sir
Citizens
General Court
Ward 17
Boston
House
Messrs
Quirk and Norton
Daniel C. Casey
Breslin Endorsed for Ward 12 Alderman Seat
At a regular Ward 12 Association meeting, Mr. William J. Breslin was unanimously endorsed for the Board of Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 12 Association
William J. Breslin
Board of Aldermen
Jones's Flag Day Appeal Urges Flag Display
Chicago Oct 19 Chairman Jones of the Democratic national committee calls all Bryan supporters to display the American flag at homes or businesses on Oct 31 in line with the Hanna suggested flag day.
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Chicago
Jones
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Hanna
United States
National Committee
Democratic Organization
James K. Jones
Bryan Draws Large Crowd in Piqua and Troy
Democratic candidate George A. Marshall introduced Bryan to about 6000 people in Sidney with a 20 minute speech on the money question. Yellow badges bore McKinley and Hobart while Bryan supporters wore Gold-Nit badges. In Troy a few hundred listened as Bryan spoke from a car platform.
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Dayton
George A. Marshall
Congress
Bryin
Sidney
Piqua
Bryan
McKinley
Hobart
Hreari
Troy
Mr. Bryan
Bryan Denies Report of Press Agent Request
In Washington Court House Ohio on October 19 Mr Bryan denied a Leslie's Weekly report that he asked the Herald Square Theatre manager in January for the press agent job. The denial came amid other newspaper statements raising similar claims.
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Washington Court House
Bryan Today
Leslie
Herald Square Theatre
New York
Rally Echoes for Altgeld and Ryan in Ward 6
Mr Bryan praised Altgeld as a defender of labor rights during the Chicago strike. Altgeld's name drew loud cheers. A second rally for Candidate Ryan is planned tonight in Ward 6 at the ward room on North Bennett Street with the same speakers.
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Bryan
Altgeld
Labor
Chicago
Ryan
Ward
North
Bennet Street
Campbell Praises Bryan In Hamilton Campaign Stop
Ex Governor Campbell introduced William Jennings Bryan at a Hamilton Ohio gathering with about ten thousand inside the Court House square and thousands more along the streets. The largest crowd in the city’s history heard the Democratic standard bearer outline his campaign messages.
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Hamilton, O
Campbell
Bryan
Court House Square
Hamilton
Democratic Party
Bryan Denies Stage Rumors And Editorials
He denied reports of contemplating the stage and writing praise for the theater. He stated he was then drafting editorials in favor of free silver and delivering lectures nationwide on that topic.
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Bryan
Bryan Starts Early on Special Train Through Ohio
William J. Bryan's special train left Detroit at 4:45 a m and reached Toledo at 6:30. About 300 men called there before brief stops at Perrysburg Weston Deshler Leipsic Ottawa and Columbus Grove. The Leipsic crowd at 8 2 drew the largest reception and Bryan delivered a short address.
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Lima
William J. Bryan
Detroit
Toledo
Perrysburg
Weston
Deshler
Leipsic
Ottawa
Columbus Grove
He Speaks in the Rain in Ohio Campaign Swing
In Zanesville Ohio on October 20 candidate Bryan arrived at 12:20 a.m. after a long rain delay to address three large audiences. He spoke in Washington Court House Onillicothe Circleville Lancaster and New Lexington and received enthusiastic welcomes at each stop. He departed Zanesville at 1:12 a.m. to head to Martins Ferry for a 7:30 a.m. speech.
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Zanesville
Bryan
Washington Court House
Onillicothe
Circleville
Lancaster
New Lexington
Martins Ferry
Rallies For Ryan In Two Ward Meetings
Two public gatherings in Spellman Hall Ward 18 and Franklin Schoolhouse Ward 9 supported John A. Ryan the free silver candidate for Congress in the ninth district. About 1500 attended Spellman Hall with speakers Ryan Coakley Dennison Curran Casson and Baldwin delivering addresses. Coakley attacked McKinley Hanna and Fitzgerald while Dennison paid tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Ryan
Congress
Spellman Hall
Franklin
Frankin
J. H. Dever
Nicholas J. Quinn
Ryan
Timothy W. Coakley
Joseph A. Dennison
Frances P. Curran
Herbert
Bryan Advocates Democracy Against Plutocracy
Mr. Bryan declares support for policies he calls democratic and the rule of the people. He opposes plutocracy and the dominance of money magnates and their influence over others. Cheers accompany his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Mr. Bryan
Cobb Defends Sound Money Stance in Letter to Editor
John C. Cobb of Boston writes to the Post defending his views on silver monometallism and opposing Mr. Hall’s support for Bryan’s free coinage plan. He argues 16 to 1 silver would lead to instability and depreciation, urging voters to reject Hall’s position and warning of convulsion and hardship.
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Post
Bordman Hall
East Milton
Hall
Bryan
Sewall
Chicago
United States
Aden
John C. Cobb
Boston
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