Harvard Fears Brown Game and Seeks More Coaches
Harvard held a long fast practice on Soldiers Field as the Crimson worries over the Brown matchup. The fast Brown backs and strong Providence showing signal a tough test. Dibblee seeks more coaches while Ellis Kendall Reid and others shine in drills.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Brown
Providence College
Dibblee
Lewis
Bouve
Cabot
Waters
Gray
Knox
Reid
Ellis
Kendall
Warren
Hallowell
Donald
Burnett
Merriman
Frisky Merriman
Eaton
Swain
Boal
Hollingsworth
Tufts Defeats Bowdoin In Hard Fought Game
Tufts beat Bowdoin 6 to 0 in Brunswick Maine after steady line gains and a lone touchdown. Bowdoin moved well but fumbles at critical moments cost them scoring chances.
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Brunswick
Tufts
Bowdoin
Yale Hard Practice Prepares for Wisconsin Showdown
Yale's football eleven conducted a brisk practice of over an hour as preparations for the Wisconsin game intensified. The secret session followed by an open workout aimed to fine tune the plays and strengthen the offense, with the varsity and college elevens showing notable progress and good condition.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Wisconsin
Harvard Brown Football Game Reserved Seats Set At One Dollar
Announcement from 8 L Fuller graduate treasurer of athletics notes unusual seating plan for Soldiers Field game tomorrow with all reserved seats priced at one dollar.
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Soldiers Field
8. L. Fuller
Harvard and Penn Football Rivalry Amid Season Rumors
The report notes Harvard beat Penn 10 0 last year and ran the table last season. It lists St Joseph A A game schedule through Nov 30 plus notes on Princeton coaching, Dorchester prep, and Brown game concerns. It mentions Gresham Poe as the fifth Poe at Princeton in football history.
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J. T
Lawrence
Mass
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Cambridge
St. Joseph A. A
Butterville A.A
Newton
Beverly A. A
Beverly Farms
Brookline
Winthrop High
Winthrop
Twilight A. C
St. Francis A. A
Franklin Field
Concord
Princeton Grads
Edwards
Tigers
Daychester High
Hopkinson
Arles River Park
Dorchester
Hoppy
Fenn
George Woodruff
Penn
U. of P
Gresham Poe
Baltimore
Princeton
Yacht Racing Association of Mass meets at Parker House
The YRAM held its October meeting at the Parker House. Key actions include striking Section 5 on yacht registration, amending Rule 11 on 21 foot cabin class sails, and updating Rule 15 to prize pennants for regularly entered boats. A new section limits appeals to within fifteen days.
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Parker House
Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Gails
Association
A. H. Higginson
Columbia Yacht Club
Edward Milehant
Lynn Yacht Club
Lincoln
Coffit
Manchester Yacht Club
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
Higginson
Old Colony Yacht Club
W. F. Meatz
Quincy Yacht Club
FL. M. Faxon
Savin Hill Yacht Club
J. BE. Robinson
Booth Boston Yacht Club
J.T. Hurley
Eavantor Yacht Club
A. T. Hills
Winthrop Yacht Club
A. T. Bliss
Finals Set as Boston's Golf Club Open Nears End
The Boston Golf Club at Franklin Park nears the close of its open tourney with finals in both the challenge cup and consolation cup. R. P. Waters faces W. N. Manning at 2 p m for the challenge cup while F. A. Falvey meets A. P. Young in the consolation title. Mixed foursomes saw F. W. Chipman with Miss Rachel Alden winning, over T. Gooding and Miss Redfern.
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Boston Golf Club
Franklin Park
R. P. Waters
W. N. Manning
Waters
W. Remy
Manning
Richards
F. A. Falvey
A. P. Young
Falvey
E. C. Wheeler
P. Young
H. Young
E. Dwight Fullerton
B. M. Parshley
Davenport
W.B. Fretch, Jr
Fullerton
Young
F. W. Chipman
Rachel Alden
Rachel Alden Were the Winners and Mr. T. Gooding
Miss Redfern
Wage Increase At Pontoostic Woollen Mills In Pittsfield
Pittsfield workers at the Pontoostic woollen mills are told their wages will rise five percent starting November 1. The notice applies to several hundred employees across the mill.
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Pittsfield
Pontoostic Woollen Mills
M Govern Exhibits Boxing Expertise At Lyceum Theatre
Bantam world champion Terry McGovern, appearing with Mike Sears of Boston, demonstrates blows and counters for boxing fans at the Lyceum Theatre this week. The show highlights his in and out movement and the famed punch used to defeat Pedlar Palmer as he trains toward a February 6 bout.
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James J. Jeffries
Mr. Sharkey
Sayres
Jeffries
Mr. Shark
Terry McGovern
Lyceum Theatre
Mike Sears
Boston
McGovern
Dixon
Fom
Terry
Palmer
Boxing Gossip Signals Sharkey Odds Amid Injuries
The boxing scene narrows odds as Jeffries arm injuries delay a Sharkey bout. Sharkey backers seek better rates, O Rourke bets on O Brien Erne clash and claims plans to wager widely. Other fights and matchups cited include Burns vs Ryan and McGovern vs Gardner with plans for Davenport and Cleveland showdowns.
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Jeffries
Sharkey
Tom O’rourke
O’brien
Charley Burns
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Harry Harris
Danny Dougherty
Chicago
Buffalo
Billy Smith
Charley McKeever
Philadelphia
Smith
McKeever
Terry
Billy Stifft
Davenport
Root
Joe Choynski
Tom Carey
Cleveland
Newell seniors pick crew for river racing
The Newell senior crew was chosen yesterday afternoon with Captain Higginson set to stroke. Despite new rowers, the practice was stronger than expected and plans include November races against outside clubs. A second eight will be coached by Glendon to challenge Weld eight led by Donovan.
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Newell
Higginson
Glendon
Donovan
Biddle
Byrd
Dubois
Gilchrist
Glidden
Harding
Bow
Jackson
Goodwin
Tribute Fetes Veteran Jock Bowen at Saugus Track Benefit
Crowds exceed two thousand attend the Old Saugus track for Jock Bowen’s benefit race day. Four races and strong finishes highlight a day of fast pacing and trotting with Ned Wilkes Halo II Yukon leading the 2:16 pacing, Nick and Bordeaux claiming top spots in 2:12 trotting, and Will Leyburn earning two wins in the 2:11 event.
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Jock Bowen
Saugus
Jock
Ned Wilkes
Yukon
Nick
Alice Barnes
Georgeanna
Bordeaux
Con Withers
KE Ki. Knott
Will Leyburn
Art Alto
Ch. Wilkes
General Hancock
Sanborn
Jersey Wilkes
Cook
Ben Wilkes
Bik. G
Ch. G
West Wilkes
Poe Georgeanna
Noble
Peas
Kilborn
Kerii Srds
Sca
2:16 Class Trotting Purses At 300 Dollars
Unfinished data lists horses in 2:16 class trotting and 2:16 pace events with purses around 300 dollars. Entries include DY Bermuda Mars OT SSS and Whitney with drivers A McDonald and L McDonald. Other names appear with times 2:15 to 2:17 and pacing notes.
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B. G
Bermuda
Withers
Golden
Isc
Whitney
A. McDonald
Weet
Harry Shedd
L. McDonald
Jim Nag Bik
Cox
Marjorie
B. m
Dore
Joe Pilot
Kilborn
E. E. Knott
Ch. G
Ladies Tennis Tourney Final Tests Skill at Longwood
At Longwood Cricket Club the ladies singles final saw Margaret Hunnewell defeat Nichols in a five setter 4-6 11-9 8-6 6-2 6-3 after deuce battles. Crowningshield won the consolation title. Doubles progress toward Saturday. The day drew a sizable female attendance and featured fair play and exciting matches.
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Longwood Cricket Club
Margaret Hunnewell
Miss Nichols
Deuce
Miss Hunnewell
Miss Crowningshield
Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia In Exhibition Series
Brooklyn took another game from Philadelphia as McJames and Pratt were forced out by injuries. Kennedy and Bernhard relieved them during the contest. The Brooklyn squad led 34 to 13 after three quarters and finished with 19 runs to Philadelphia 8. BatteriesMcJames Kennedy and McGuire Pratt Bernard and Douglass.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyns
Philadelphias
McJames
Pratt
Kennedy
Bernhard
Brooklyn
McGuire
Bernard
Douglass
No Fear of Epidemic as Typhoid Cases Decline
The Board of Health reports falling typhoid cases in South Boston with little danger of an outbreak. Seven new infections appeared in Washington Village near Dorchester, linked to impure milk though good milk is now used. Doctors say patient progress is good. Carney Hospital has 18 cases from South Boston with two deaths so far.
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Board of Health
South Boston
Washington Village
Dorchester
Post
Carney Hospital
Bradley Falls From Wharf Injures at City Hospital
John Bradley aged 55 is hospitalized after a 35 foot fall into a boat hold at a wharf where he worked. He sustained multiple broken ribs and a hip injury but is expected to recover. Bradley resides at 141 Bowerie Street.
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John Bradley
Bradley
Bowerie Street
Columbia Beats Shamrock In Prolonged 15 Mile Race
The Columbia defeats the Shamrock by about three miles after a lengthy 15 mile course with shifting winds. Iselin comments on the late finish and confirms plans for another race tomorrow.
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Columbia
Shamrock
Columia
Barr
Hogarth
Bristol
C. Oliver Iselin
Mr. Iselin
Lipton to Chicago Trip Follows Cup Contests
Sir Thomas Lipton plans to travel to Chicago after the cup races, with only a possible return for business, including potential use of the Shamrock and Erin for the voyage. He may tow the Shamrock, and both yachts will be laid up until February before Mediterranean racing.
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Columbia
Sir Thomas
Hogarth
Shamrock
New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Chicago
Lord Beresford
Arnold Morley
W. J. Pirrie
Henry Burdett
England
London
Erin
Mediterranean
Pilot Suspension for 20 Days in New York Steamboat Stakes
The local Board of Steamboat Inspectors suspended the license of W. H. Kelly, pilot of the steamboat John Harlin, for twenty days. The Harlin, part of the fleet behind racing yachts, is said to have ignored signals directing it to stay clear of the course.
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New York
Board of Steamboat Inspectors
W. H. Kelly
John Harlin
Harlin
Kelly
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