Harvard Triumph Over Newton A A In Soldiers Field Clash
Harvard outscored Newton A A 24 to 0 at Soldiers Field. Cabot and Moulton each scored, Warren and Cabot added long runs, and Cochrane kicked four goals after touchdowns. Yale umpire and Harvard linesmen noted. 20 minute halves.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard
Yale
Newton A. A
Newton
Crimson
Cochrane
Corbett
Wheeler
Draper
Sargent
Dibblee
Moulton
Warren
Lawin
Cabot
Taylor
Saul
Newton A. A. Cabot
Matterson Swain
R. T
F. Eddy Sargent
R. G
Paul Doucette
Callahan Toa
Fe Bee
Eddy Mills
Nash Moulton
Murphy Cochrane
Q. B
Saul Dibblee
H. B
Eeaewes
Draper Lawin
Sullivan
R. H
Corbett Wralto
Cross
Letton
Lewis
Gallagher
Brown Defeats Yale In Surprising 14 Point Rally
Brown, led by Captain Fultz, toppled Yale 14 since Yale failed to score more touchdowns than Brown. Cadwalader converted all but one of Yale's goal attempts while Hall missed most extra points. Gammons opened Brown's scoring and Kiefer added Yale's early score as the first half ended 6 4 Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Brown
Futz
Yale
Cadwalader
Hall
Princeton
Harvard
Gammons
Fultz
Kiefer
Salvation Oil Peerless Liniment Promises Pain Relief
A Cleveland Ohio testimonial touts Salvation Oil as a superior liniment for rheumatism. Wm H Brown of Striebinger House claims twelve years of rheumatic pain ended after using Salvation Oil and says it helped him stand and walk. The product is sold everywhere for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Oil
Wm. H. Brown
Striebinger House
Cleveland
Yale Beats Brown In Close 18-14 Gridiron Thriller
Yale defeats Brown 18 to 14 after a fast first half surge. Gammons scores twice and Fultz adds a rushing TD as Brown rallies late. Cadwalader Hall convert three goals from touchdowns and Hall kicks the final. Referee Knapp. Umpire Rockwell. Time two 20 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
Brown
Yale
Fultz
Ever
Gammons
Hall
Yle Brown
Chamberlain
Hazen
Murphy Rodgers
Melandy
Hapgood
Cadwalader
Wheler Cutten
Circ
Gsy
Chesbro Brown
Ececee
Eer Post
Chadwick
R. T
Keb
Hittemore Eddy
Pdbavks Cartus Siaies
R. E
Hunt de Saulles
Csc Eees
O.q. B
Richardson Kiefer
English High Beats St Marks 10 to 6 In Southboro Tilt
English High defeated St Marks yesterday at Southboro by 10 to 6. O Reilly opened with a 40 yard TD after a fumble. In the second half Buxbaum Woodbury and Dean Mackay powered KE high drives for a second TD. Rumsey returned a kickoff 110 yards for St Marks’ score. Attendance 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English High
St. Marks
Southboro
O’reilly
Buxbaum
Woodbury
Dean
Mackay
KE. H. S
Rumsey
Houghton
Farnsworth
Potts Dean
Pabevies
Cavecpebotts
Dyler Rorke
Hutchinson McDermott
Ees Q. B
Bacon Buxbaumn
Sulivan
H. B
Hinkle Woodbury
Rumsey Macksey
Tufts Defeats Boston University In Poor Halftime Football
Tufts College beat Boston University 6 to 0 at Tufts Oval after a lackluster game. Fumbles marked the play with Tufts earning a late touchdown on a drive led by Carpenter Goddard and Griswold. Phillips added the extra point as Umpire Upton and Referee Mains oversaw a 20 and 15 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Tufts College
Boston University
Tufts Oval
Tufts
Boston
Carpenter
Goddard
Griswold
B. U
Phillips
Foster
Burton
Brown Carpenter
Teecesseeeeeeres
Teehan Bartlett
L. G
F. D
F. B
Upton
Harvard
Mains
North Shore A
Barron
Smith
Technology over Andover in 16 to 6 football win
In Andover Massachusetts on October 20 Technology defeated Andover 16 to 6. Tech scored two touchdowns led by Nolte who starred. Andover managed a second half score but failed to convert earlier chances. Officials included umpire Locke referee Stearns and linesmen Waddell and Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Mass
Technology
Tech
Nolte
Matthews
Chubb Movin
Osgood Foster
L. G
Newton
Otmloe West
Lebasquet Grinnell
R. T
Heckle Abbott
Stebbins
Clifford Howard
G. D
Nicols Bayles
He B
Kanery Burdick
R. H
Werner Jennings
Bice Concesscockaesse
Coke
Locke
Stearns
Waddell
Zimmerman
Holliday
Pmery
Bayles
Davis
Dedham High Opens Season with Big Win Over M A H S
Dedham High crushed M A H S 24 to 0 in the junior league opener. Long runs and strong line play, led by Captain McGlashen, powered Dedham’s offense and defense. Deduam scorers Hurley Delaney and McGlashen tallied touchdowns, with Baker adding two goals from touchdowns. Attendance approx 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham High
Dedham
McGlashen
M. A. H. Donnelly
Conwell Grady
Bee Robinson
Ll. G
Thaniseh Lonnemort
Alvin
Ish Dawson
Mahern
F. T
Butch Baker
Chapman Brennan
Q. D
Flynn Hurley
H. B
Wy Eee Delaney
I. Do
D. D
Nagle McGlashen
F. B
Coogan
Hurley
Delaney
Baker
Bullard
Hewes
Remington and Boyd
Roxbury Latin Triumph In Junior Championship With 36 0 Score
Roxbury Latin defeated Roxbury High 36 to 0 on Franklin field in the first junior league championship game. Latin players dominated possession and scored through touchdowns by Ogilby Abbott Maynard Colby and Tichnor with Wellington and Tichnor adding goals. Two 20 minute halves were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Latin
Roxbury High
Franklin Field
Warmer
Dunn Tichnor
R. T
Ayer
Coleman Ogilby J. Rice Wellington
Laws
L. T
Baker Colby
Crocker
Ogilby
Abbott
Maynard
Colby
Tichnor
Wellington
Princeton Routs Franklin and Marshall 54 to 0
Princeton hammered Franklin and Marshall by 54 to 0 in New Jersey. The Tigers overwhelmed the Quakers with strong line play and dominant ball control, preventing any Franklin and Marshall scoring and showcasing a decisive season highlight.
Penn State College Beaten 24 to 0 by Pennsylvanian Squad
The Pennsylvania football team defeated the State College here today 24 to 0 in twenty minute halves. Seven regulars and four substitutes played, with three touchdowns in the first half and two in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Pennsylvania
State College
Wesleyan Defeats Amherst 24–0 at Hanover Park
Meriden Conn Oct 20 Wesleyan under coach faced Amherst at Hanover Park and won 24 to 0 in two twenty minute halves. Wesleyan dominated with strong defense and steady offense securing the shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden, Conn
Wesleyan
Amherst
Hanover Park
College teams clash in intercity meet results
At Watertown Conn Hillhouse High School 16 Tufts Preparatory School 10. At Meriden Conn Wesleyan 4 Amherst 9. At Portland Me Bowdoin Sophomores 22 Portland High 0. Three duals reported with Bowdoin Sophomores sweeping Portland High and Hillhouse topping Tufts Prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Conn
Hillhouse High School
New Haven
Tufts Preparatory School
Meriden
All America and Baltimore Play Notable Baseball Exhibition
Ten hundred and fifty spectators watched a lively game between the Baltimore and All-American squads in Al Oct. 20. Key moments came from O'Brien at bat and Jennings at short with Lange in center. Final score shown with batteries Rhires and Donahue for All-Americans and Pond and Clarke for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Baltimore
O’brien
Jennings
Lange
Rhires and Donahue
Pond and Clarke
Beattie Eyes Presidency of Boston Catholic Cemetery Association
James Beattie, longtime member of the Boston Catholic Cemetery Association, announces his candidacy for the office of president in the upcoming November election. He has served the group for twenty years and aims to lead its officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beattie
Boston Catholic Cemetery Association
Candle Pin Season Opens With Lively City Leagues
The candle pin bowling season began with close scores and lively contests across City League alleys. Floyd of the Columbia team nearly tied the single string record, while Kirbyes of South Boston and Carruths battled hard at Jefferson and Central alleys. Other matches featured Pythians Chelsea and Kirbys South Boston with Kirby winning by nine and a half pins.
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Floyd
Columbia
Jim Donnelly
Centrals
Murray
Potter
MacCarthys
Jameson
Somerville
Boylstons
Hubs
Columbia Alleys
Floyd Seseseemoessesee
Carroll
Wheeler Ceesemeeeseerse
Managaneeeetteeseeeeee
Callahan
Cmccsceesees
Pythian Alleys
Kirbys
Sohal
Blake Ef
Ferguson
Eeeseeene
Eeee
Jefferson Bowler
Wilby Seeene
Ryder
Donnelly . McSell
Noble's Alleys
Dawson
Sudbury
Poowers
Donnelly
Eeeseeseees
Cesseeees
M’carthys
Fenton Seer
Flanders
Eee
Eeees Collins
Eeesseess
Jamesons
Bowler
McPhillips Eee Ewer
Devine Seem Eee
Eee Wees
Wilmot
Momove
Ncbsecoreevees
Prospect Alleys
Cambridge
Dickerman
Vv Mackin
Flerce
Ewes
Purr Finance Eee Er Eeee
Sseee
Wee
Ees
Erseee
Sheehan
mCee
Ore
Ceeeesseses
Dorchester Interchurch Bowling League Forms
Dorchester evangelistic churches form the North Dorchester Interclub Bowling League with two delegates from each church. Officers include Alfred Frank Heald as president and Ernest Clapp as vice president. Matches begin in November at Dorchester Central Club alleys with Pilgrim Club already facing Norfolk and Elsmere teams this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Upham’s Corner
Meeting House Hill
Pilgrim Congregational Church
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
First Parish Unitarian Church
Stoughton Street Baptist Church
Baker Memorial Methodist Church
Virginia Street Universalist Church
Alfred Frank Heald
Ernest Clapp
Stoughton Street
Dorchester Central Club
Pilgrim Club
Norfolk
Elsmere
Pilgrim Cub
Dudley Associates
Patchen Sets World Wagon Record in Illinois
Joe Patchen today broke the wagon world record at Ingalls Park Joliet Illinois pacing the mile in 2 04 3 4 cutting the previous mark by 34 4 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Ill
Joe Patchen
Ingalls Park
Boxing Gossip Mixed results and plans from the ring circuit
The boxing column notes Allen’s postponement after his Tuesday bout with Tim Kearns and discusses 15 purse disputes. It mentions Lavigne’s French Canadian background, Roanoke Club’s 400-card event, and Tim Kearns urged to report. Other items cover McCoy disputes, Gerrard Matthews in Toronto, and future bouts with Erne Riley and Everhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Allen
Johnson
State Line
Allen
Easy
Tim Kearns
Boston
George Lavigne
Roanoke Club
Gramme
Walter Lang
Paddy Purtell
Dick Burge
Kid McCoy
Philadelphia
McCoy
Hall
Rowing Club of
Toronto
Frank Gerrard
Matt Matthews
Buffalo
Matthews
Joe Hopkins
Frank Erne
Erne
Mr. Carbonneau
A. C
Law and Order League of Canada
Don Riley
Chicago
R. H
San Francisco
Flower
New Orleans
Princials
Crescent City
Ano
Everhardt
McPartland
Tulane
Sunday Post
George V. Tuohey
Sly Campaign Story: Elliott Can Ride a Bicycle
The piece debunks a circulating tale that Ster ling Elliott cannot ride a wheel. It cites his 1865 bicycle experience from the bone shaker to safety types and notes he has ridden every type, offering to prove his skill on the road. It recalls his past as Hickory bicycle maker and its veteran memorabilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Sterling Elliott
Massachusetts
L. A. W. Bulletin
Greater
New York
van Wyck
Elliott
Cycling stars to race 25 miles at Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Michael and J Frank Starbuck are paired to race twenty five miles paced by twelve tandems at Madison Square Garden on Thanksgiving night. Michael earns 1000 dollars while Starbuck gets 800 plus 60 percent of gross receipts over that. Promoters will cover Starbuck’s sesna race pacers’ claims to restore his standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jimmy Michael
J. Frank Starbuck
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Michael
Starbuck
Boston
Dixie
Hines
Jamaica Plain
L A W Election Juggling Denied by Clerk Frothingham
Albert G. Frothingham, clerk of the 1896 election committee, rebuts a Sterling Elliott quote in the Post. He asserts no elected officials were misnamed and that vote tallies were not recorded by by law. He cautions both parties not to publish erroneous claims in this year’s contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Sterling Elliott
Massachusetts
Albert G. Frothingham
Mercantile Bowl SC4 ODL First Half Schedule
The Mercantile Bowl schedule lists the first half fixtures in the SC4 ODL division. Teams competing include Mercantile leagues clubs and local participants with dates and venues to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Bowl
Mercantilesseague
Boxing Taught as an Art by Sparrow Instructor Ad
Vital rubbing and private exercises described as sparring lessons by Sparrow 1S, late instructor of Tray and Albany students, N. X. 1324 Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tray
Albany
N. X
Tug of war season heats up with city teams after matches
The Independent Four tug of war squad is training for upcoming matches. Gloucester’s dominant team may get the first trial. Geary of South Boston and O Rourke of North Cambridge will meet at the Post tonight to arrange a future clash. The 100 yard race between Tony Thompson and J Foote of Manchester is set for Holmes Field in Cambridge Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N
Gloucester
South Boston
O'Rourke
North Cambridge
Tony Thompson
J. Foote
Manchester
N. H
Holmes Field
Cambridge
Racing bulletin bans Philadelphia venue for women races
The L A W racing board warns riders to avoid Saengerfest Hall at Eleventh and York Philadelphia due to women s races. The bulletin lists professional records from Kalamazoo and Manhattan Beach in September and October 1897, including multiple long-distance and paced trials. Amateur records are also noted for Chester Park Ohio and Kalamazoo with times for various distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. W. Racing Board
Saengerfest Hall
Eleventh
York Street
Philadelphia
Penn
Earl H. Kiser
John C. Johnson
A. C. Mertens
M. Sidwell
Chester Park
Ohio
Hart W. Peabody
Chicago
Ill
Kalamazoo
Mich
New England Amateur Athletic Union Meets
The annual meeting at Revers House discussed high registration fees for athletes, suspensions for unsanctioned competition, and proposed repealing the current registration rule. The old board was re-elected with E. E. Babb as president and W. H. Plummer as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New England Amateur Athletic Union
Revers House
E. E. Babb
Melrose A. C
W. H. Plummer
Worcester
J. C. Morse
J. J. Purtell
Belvidere Street
Highland Lake Grove
Joseph J. Flannery
Buttonwood Street
Roxbury
William Dwyer
Sargent Street
Cambridge
Tammany Associates
John Ryder
Tammany Social and Athletic Club
Ludlam Wins Cornell Francis Medal Scull Race
Ithaca New York October 20 The single scull race to close Cornell aquatic season on Cayuga Lake covered one mile and featured W Bentley I V Ludlam and G H Young. Ludlam won by two lengths over an unnamed rival with a time of 6 minutes 55 seconds. He rowed in the freshman crew that defeated Columbia and Pennsylvania and pulled bow on the varsity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Cayagua Lake
W. Bentley
I. V. Ludlam
G. H. Young
Francis
Ludlam
Une
Ludiam
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Great distribution offers library of universal history club
Jordan, Marsh & Co. promotes a up to date eight volume set with low half price and a small club fee. Members pay small monthly amounts and may return within one week for a refund if unsatisfied. Large enrollment shown with town and country interest and prompt action urged. Specimen pages and illustrations available by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Library of Universal History
Appalachian Mountain Club Holds 106th Corporate Meeting
In the Rogers building at the Institute of Technology yesterday afternoon the Appalachian Mountain Club conducted its 106th corporate meeting. Two short papers on the ascent of Orizaba by A E Douglas and W A Cogshall were read by R F Curtis, followed by Amadeus W Graban’s address on drift phenomena near Boston. Graban discussed glacial Lake Bouve and other regional glacial fires, with 4S stereopticon views shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Mountain Club
Rogers
Institute of Technology
Orizaba
Mexico
A. E. Douglas
W. A. Cogshall
R. F. Curtis
Amadeus W. Graban
Boston
Graban
Bouve
Refuse Per Capita Tax by Brockton G A R Post
The Fletcher Webster Post 13 G A R in Brockton voted to refuse paying the per capita tax until a department commander’s answer about charges timing is received. Messages of sympathy and aid came from posts in Woburn New Bedford and East Weymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Fletcher Webster
Woburn
New Bedford
East Weymouth
Dalhousie Lodge opens new temple at Newtonville
The Dalhousie Lodge, A. M., began operations in its new temple in Newtonville tonight marking a milestone for the fraternal group in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Dalhousie Lodge
A. M
Newtonville
Missing Colby student found at Bangor hotel
Ralph H. House son of Major C. J. House of Augusta and Colby University student was located in Bangor at the St. James Hotel where he had been staying since Oct 9. He had told officers he planned self harm but gave no home trouble. President Butler of Colby to bring him back. He had little money and paid no hotel bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Ralph H. House
C. J. House
Augusta
Colby University of Waterville
Waterville
Kennebsec
Young House
St. James
House
College
Butler
Colby
Danbury Fairgrounds Fire Causes Large Loss
An incendiary blaze at the Danbury fair grounds main building started at 12 15 a m and by 2 a m was under control. The estimated loss is 90000 with 60000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury Fair Grounds
Danbury, Conn
Old Ironsides Exhibit Windows Celebrate Constitution Centennial
In Boston Charles Carroll & Co. displays flags and the original 1797 launching blocks used for Old Ironsides. The 18 inch grooved wheels and 500 pound pulleys carry a history from the ship launch to Boston and Salem waterworks and a 84 ton gun hoist in 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles Carroll & Co
Commercial Street
Paul Revere
Salem
South
Political Notes Highlight Local and State Campaigns in Massachusetts
George Fred Williams speaks tonight to Chicopee and Chicopee Falls with Christopher T. Callahan and New Jersey Congressman Atkinson also on the program. Tomorrow night Williams and John A. O’Keefe will speak in Woburn. The Democratic State committee sends Bryan wheat rise and Worcester platform copies to city committees. Ward 8 supports Donovan for Senator while the Republican committee scales back Boston rallies and a high-stakes ballot fight looms with Fair and Silverman contesting the district nomination. A hearing on the nomination protests is set for 10 this morning by the BaNot Law Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fred Williams
Chicopee
Chicopee Falls
Christopher T. Callahan
Atkinson
New Jersey
Mr. Williams
John A. O’keefe
Woburn
Democratic State Committee
Bryan
Worcester
Boardman Hall
Republican State Committee
William J. Donovan
Rourke
Wary
Lomasney
Democratic League
Derman Donovan
League
N. W. Fair
Samuel L. Silverman
BaNot Law Commission
Scanlan's Body Arrives for Roxbury Funeral
The body of Michael J. Scanlan arrived at Union station from Charlottetown in the care of a search party. Prominent A O H members met the group and undertaker J F Crosby took charge, delivering the remains to 20 Fort Avenue Roxbury for a 9 30 a m Requiem Mass at St Joseph's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Scanlan
Charlottetown
Union Station
J. F. Crosby
Fort Avenue
Roxbury
St. Joseph's Church
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N. J
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Franklin
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Kirbyside
Floyd, the
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Batchelder & Lincol Brown
Durrell & Co
John P. ‘Kine Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
John. Squires
Clapp & Tilton
New England News
Aerend
N . Batcheldursday
Atchelder & Lincoln
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
John P. Lovell Arms Co
Dennison Mfg. Co
John P. Soeye Batchelder & Lincoln
Boston Dry Goods Co
American
W. W. Co
John Rouites
Clapp &Tilton
New Dogland News Co
New England News Co
Dennen Mae
Jon Pesday
Nuiresaer & Lincoln
Batchel
Hureday
Wilson
Larrabee & Co
American W. W. Co
Brown, Ree & Co
Batchelder & Lincoln
John P. Pwell Arms Co
John P. Squires
Boston Dry Goode Co
Dennison Mf i. Co
John P. Lovell
American Ww. W. Co
John P. Lovell Co
Patchen
J. M. Crafts
Francis A. Walker
James M. Crafts
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Augustus Lowell
Crafts
Professor Crafts
Lawrence Scientific School
Germany
School of Medicine
University of Paris
Cornell University
France
Bicycle Notes
John
S. Johnson
John §S. Johnsons
Milwaukee
Ray Duer
Parkside Wheel Club
John Davidson
Camden
Walter C. Sanger
Denver
Worcester Cycle Manufacturing Company
John P. Lovell Company
Eagle Cycle Club
Kingsbury Street
World OF Sport
Mott's Bulletin
Housman
Duvonsiime
Cincinnati Beer
Alood
Cook Remedy
Masonic Kempic
Cmigago
Golby
Ironsides
Scanlan
Wing Ling
Michael Sullivan
Tudor Street
John H. Woodbury
Wiates St
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