Harvard All Stars Hold Line in 6 0 Victory over Eleven
Harvard defeats the All-Star eleven 6 to 0 in a hard fought Stadium game. Lewis kicks two field goals, from the 18 and 25 yard lines, accounting for all Crimson points. The All-Stars, mostly law students, showed strong play despite limited practice under new rules led by Philbin and Ham Fish.
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Lewis
Law School
Crimson
Philbin
Yale
Ham Fish
Fish
Corbett
Withington
Bush
Hoar
Bob White
Felton
Long
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Parks Withington
R. T
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Hollister
Jowett
R. E
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Gl BP
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Moore Q. Graustein
Pierce
H. B
Pfeiffer Wendell
R.h. B
le Wises
F. B. Philbin
All Stars
H. de Windt
L. Leary
Athletics and Marathon Notes From the Hub Sporting Roundup
Arthur Duffey and Connie Mack debates as the Athletics face the Cubs in Chicago. Thor Johnson challenges Shrubb and Longboat in Boston. Indoor championships in New York and a looming wrestling tourney at Boston Arena. A World Series score riddle ends with the All Stars and Athletics split five games 8 3 5 1 6 2 4 1 3 0.
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Thor Johnson
Shrubb
New York
Baseball pool rules and batter stance questions
The note discusses who should wire addresses for a pool on Giants Yankee runs and whether the tie game runs count. It clarifies batting stance: facing the pitcher, left of the plate indicates right handed, right indicates left handed. It asks whether Lajoie received an auto or won it.
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Irving
Cy Young
Collins
White Sox
Harry Lord
South Portland
Lajoie
Exeter Ties Harvard 0 in Harsh Fraternity Freshmen Play
Exeter and Harvard freshmen battled to a scoreless tie on Plimpton Field in Exeter N H. Exeter missed key players Faulkner Kirkpatrick and Way while Harvard defended stoutly near its goal line forcing Exeter to punt or give up on downs. Notable performers included Exeter’s Gotts tin Elwood and O'Brien and Harvard’s Chatfield Friedly Reynolds with Brickley hurt again for Exeter.
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Exeter
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Harvard
Plimpton Field
Faulkner
Kirkpatrick
Way
Elwood
O’brien
Gottstin
Harvard Chatfield
Friedly
Reynolds
Brickley
Ch’field
S'well
L'vitt
D’sey
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R'n’ds
Br'n Fox
Dickerman
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Bettle
Trouble Ahead for Waltham Players
It is likely three of Wal tham High's best players will be banned by the faculty this week and may miss the Saturday game with Newton, weakening the team considerably.
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Waltham
Waltham High
Newton
Rindge Freshmen Top Brookline in Griggs Field Duel
The Rindge freshman football team edged Brookline High 6 to 0 at Griggs Field. White scored on a 30 yard run and kicked the extra point. Snell powered the line in a standout performance.
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Rindge Freshies
Brookline
Rindge
Brookline High
Griggs Field
White
Snell
Natick High defeats Wellesley High 23 to 0
Natick High beat Wellesley High 23 to 0 at Wellesley yesterday afternoon. The game featured Merry’s rushing as both teams attempted the forward pass with success and failure.
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Natick High
Wellesley High
Wellesley
Merry
Army of Coaches Drives Yale Team in Hardest Practice
Yale field hosted fifteen coaches led by George Woodruff for an intense session to lift the team from a slump after West Point loss. Regulars improved, Daly kicked a field goal, Reilly and Greeley scored, and Merritt directed strong scrimmages with multiple forward passes.
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Army of Coaches
Yale
New Haven
West Point
George Woodruff
United States Forestry Department
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Quakertown
Varsity
Scrubs
Reilly
Greeley
Daly
Merritt
van Sinderen
Kilpatrick
Tomlinson
Young
Morris
Buckingham
Paul
Strout
Deming
Captain Daly
Corey
Howe
Harry Holt
Ray Townsend
Jim McCrea
Jim Rodgers
Jack Owsley
Ralph Bloomer
George Adee
Foster Sanford
Cornell
Columbia
Carlisle
Fred Murphy
Ted Coy
Commerce and Mechanic Arts Play Scoreless Game
In the Boston High School league, Commerce and Mechanic Arts battled to a 0 0 tie at American league grounds. Both threats endangered the 20 yard lines but poor quarterback judgment and critical moments kept the scoreboard dark. Umpire J. J. Hallahan refereed a clean, fast contest.
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High School of Commerce
Mechanic Arts High
Mechanic Arts. H
Gpingbys UG E Lech Lereenesszess R
Thomas Cochrane-Haine
R. T
Smith Belle
Countie-Pond Mopers
Brown Wing
N. Lichom
Cahill
Anson Discusses Battery Chances In World Series
The column weighs Cubs and Athletics options for the next game. It favors Chance using Cole at pitcher and Archer at first, notes Thomas catching for Philadelphia, and suggests Pfeister pitching for the Cubs to curb pilfering and Col ling’s base running prowess.
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Overall
Brown
Realbach
Chance
King
Cole
Archare
Philadelphia
Archer
Frank Chance
Cubs
Thomas
Athletics
Philadelphians
Kling
Pfeister
Young Colling
Portsmouth Defeated by U B Tennesses 6–5
In an interesting football game this afternoon Portsmouth was defeated by the U B Tennesses by a 6 to 5 score. The Coastal contest featured a close battle with a one point difference deciding the outcome.
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Portsmouth
NHL
U. B. Tennesses
Dedham High Dominates East Boston 9–0 in Park Gridiron
Dedham High defeats East Boston High 9 to 0 at Stone Park with Lowdon scoring the touchdown and Brown converting with a goal from touchdown and a field goal. The light visiting squad offered little resistance as Dedham controlled play.
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Dedham High
E. Boston High
Dedham
East Boston High
Stone Park
Brown
E. Boston
Deol Sats da Gicos Ciadaadce
Peterson Clough-Scarry
R. T
O'Donnell Scarry-Noonan
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Keene Psechr IV
Giaivvarsev
Boncress Vip c
Milwood Cheney
R. G
Bonzagni
Gissessen
Tonerveef
Markell
Boston High
Lowdon
Hunt
Finn
Shine
Hurley
Hannon
Butler
Power
Moffette
Yankees as Giant Killers in Big League Win
New York John McGraw showcased Leon Ames at American League Park as the Yankees defeated the Giants 10 to 2. The crowd grew uneasy when Ames delivered a light ball prompting manager McGraw to remove him in the second inning amid risqué amusement.
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New York
John McGraw
Leon Ames
McGraw
Yankees
Giants Yankees neck in neck series as second game looms
About 10 000 fans attend a tense game with the Giants 3 and the Yankees 2 in the series. Vaughn and Ames clash in early blows while Chase subbing for Quinn finishes the game amid a high scoring second inning that saw seven runs before Knight struck out.
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Yankees
Vaughn
Chase
Crane
Quinn
Ames
Wellman
McGraw
Austin
Walter
Doyle
Bidwell
Hemphill
Knight
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A. Walter
Cree
Roach
Criger E Vaughn
Ee * Quinn
Pro Veces
Austin BO
A. Devore
T Tees Doyle
Sheeeene Snodgrass
Pietean
Murray
Bridwell
Defenee
Devlin
Soar
Merkle
Myers Wilson
Wiltie
Roach Snodgrass
Nation Americana
Yee Wiltse
Amen
Wiltse
Evans
Kiem
Melrose Rolls Up 113 Score
Melrose High thrashed Stoneham High 113 to ? at Pine Banks Park for its fifth straight win and season high scoring. McLetchie scored six touchdowns and kicked 11 goals in, while Winship added four touchdowns. the same team had defeated Marblehead High 75 to 0 a short time earlier.
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Melrose High
Stoneham High
Pine Banks Park
Melrose
Stoneham
McLetchie
Winship
Marblehes High
GiantsBeat Yankees 10-2 In One Sided Baseball Tilt
Wiltse played, Hemphill scored on a catch, and Meyer's throw led to a rundown for the last out. The Giants tallied two in the third, the Yankees one in the fifth and one in the sixth, final score 10 to 2.
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Wiltse
Cree
Hemphill
Roach
Chase
Meyer
Giants
Yankees
Giants and Highlanders tie up in sixth game receipts posted
New York October 19 Nearly 7500 watched the Giants and Highlanders in the sixth championship game at the American League park. The receipts totaled 6044.50 with 5440.06 to clubs and national commission the next day’s Polo Grounds return set for the series. Through six games attendance reached 98504 and receipts 78029.50 with players 38871.90 clubs 31354.65 and commission 7802.95.
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Giants
YANKS
New York
Manhattan
Highlanders
National Commission
Polo Grounds
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