Rindge Manual School Champions of Cambridge
Rindge Manual Training School defeated Cambridge Latin 22 to 0 at Tufts Oval to win the Cambridge schools championship. The fast game featured penalties for illegal forward passes by Rindge, a tough Latin School defense, and multiple plays with limited yardage. Scorers included Hadley, O'Brien, and Kane with Green kicking two goals. final score 22-0.
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Rindge Manual Training School
Cambridge
Tufts Oval
Cambridge Latin
Rindge
Latin School
Carr
O’brien
Metivier
Grant
Peterson
Hadley
Green
Mason
Jatin
Merret
Q. B. Merret
Boynton O’brien
Eccus
Weenie Roh
Grane Hedley
Kane
Williams
Paterson Corr
Ceracantas F. B
Corr
Smith
Houston
Robbins
O'Brien
Cambridge Latin School
Boylston Leads City League Rolloff With High Score
Only average pinfall marked the night in the City League. Boylston posted a 1445 team total to lead, Carruth’s 492 was the top single, and Somerset’s Paul Poehler rolled 320 for high individual total and 128 for best single. George and Holmes of Boylston joined two others over 100s, while Adams Square and Murray Irwin forfeited to McCarthy and Carruth split, with Boylston taking four points from Elite and Somerset new.
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Boylston
Carruth
Paul Poehler
Somerset
George and
Holmes
Elite
Adams Square
Hub
Murray & Irwin
McCarthy
Flite
Oi Vere
Greenwood
George One
Farrar
Foster Onee
Joyne
If Heintz Eee
Russell
Holmes Wee
Hallas
Arruth
Adams Square Alleys
Martel Axcsido
Corbett
Walsh Ve
Unningham Ee
Poehler
Mason
Whitten
Aes Rem
Weston
So Mahan
New Boston Alley
McCarthy Ae
M'Carthy
I Murray & Irwin South Gallery
Gs Foundry E
Pitt
M. O’brien
McNulty
Stone & Webster League
New Boston
Bunker Hill Wins Two Of Three In Local Bowling Rivalry
Bunker Hill won two of three games against Natick in the Knights of Columbus League on the New Boston Lanes, totaling 1397 pins with a high game of 503. Medford defeated Somerville in two of three to close the card.
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Bunker Hill
Natick
Knights of Columbus
New Boston
Medford
Somerville
Fahey Injured Forces Medford Melrose Game Change
Medford High star end Howard Fahey injured his hip in a practice scrimmage and will miss Saturday's game. The Melrose Medford contest moves from Melrose to Medford as officials assess his injury today.
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Howard Fahey
Medford
Melrose
Cobb pleads not guilty in stabbing charge in Cleveland
Tyrus Cobb, Detroit right fielder, appeared before Judge Schwan in common pleas court on the charge of cutting George Stanfield with intent to wound. He pleaded not guilty and the trial was set for November 22 with bail fixed at $500.
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Cleveland, CO
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit American
George Stanfield
Schwan
Common Pleas
Eort
Edwards Tops Raffaele in B Class Billiard Meet
In the third game of the B Class amateur billiard tourney at the Hubs last night Edwards defeated Raffaele 200 to 155. Tonight Hughes faces Oman.
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Edwards
Raffaele
Hughes
Oman
Umpires Rule Four at Ground's Series in Hardy Plymouth
Four umpires worked the ground's series in Hardy Plymouth with observers noting strict enforcement of rules and orderly conduct throughout the matches.
Williston Semi nary Beats Exeter In Ragged 9-5 Clash
Exeter suffers its first defeat at Plimpton Field as Williston Seminary wins 9 to 5. Fractured play with many substitutions and a captain ejected for pushing the referee. Exeter miscues on its own oneyard line decide the outcome. Crandall Faulkner Fitzsimmons lead Williston. Stewart scores for Exeter. Referee R C Stevenson. Time 25 and 20 minute halves.
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Exeter
N. H
Plimpton Field
Williston Seminary
Williston
Stevenson
PAO
Tee
R. E
Crandall
Faulkner
Fitzsimmons
Useeksh
R. T
Kirkpatrick Grumbach
R. G
Cady
Mitchell O’neil
Green
Cooney
Downing McNeal
Lynch
Borah
Wess
Holbrook
Serimius
L. E
Gillis
Mlo
Cute
Q. B
Alexander Walsh
Penn
Mitchell
Wilson Cayrtiocia
Cornell
Courtney Gipson
Welst
F. B
Whiting
Pearson
Upham
Fromuchdowns
Stewart
Wireland
Downing
N. S. McKendrick
R. C. Stevenson
M. B. Perkins
N. M. Way
Brockton High blanked Hyde Park High in sensational stoppage
Brockton High overwhelmed Hyde Park High 16 to 0 at home as Edward Casey delivered a standout performance. The game featured Casey scoring touchdowns and a successful goal from touchdown. Officials listed included Referee Alton, Umpire Gibbons, and field judge Swain with timing by Broadhurst and Johnson.
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Brockton
Edward Casey
Brockton High
Hyde Park High
Brockton H. Hyde Park
M. Gardner
K. Gardner
Meer
Decenseesaneceassvisis
SMA Nilo State
Cictievesdeatkas Ests
Eiseasciees
King Phgaugt IL
Blendtee
Vacess Esteesenie
Casey
Alton
Gibbons
Swain
Johnson
Broadhurst
Holt
Kilbury
College grid notes on Penn State and rivals
Secret practice all along the line of the Big Six and some little Sixes. Penn State boasts its strongest team ever while Princeton may shift Dawson to fullback if Hart stays fit. Michigan plans speed over brute force for Pennsylvania as Yale’s 1900 era scoring threat is mentioned and Fordham meets Swarthmore Saturday. Harvard quarterbacks Wrigglesworth or O Flaherty under review as Brown backs McKay and High loom.
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Penn State
University of Pennsylvania
Dawson
Princeton
Feddie Hart
Tixeter
Hart
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Yost
Lewis
Amherst
Hubbard
Dartmouth
Yale
Gordon Brown
New York
Big City
Fordham
Swarthmore
Harvard
Wrigglesworth
O'Flaherty
McKay
High
Brown
Providence
Perelli Wins Gritty Bout at the Columbia Arena
Perelli, a noted Italian wrestler, defeated Charles Miller of Chicago in a two bout showing last evening. After dropping the first fall in twelve minutes he quickly struck back, winning the second in seven minutes with a toe hold. Miller faltered again in about five minutes in the next bout, giving Perelli the big share of the purse. A rematch is slated for next Wednesday night with Pat Connolly and Alex Bersin in a finish bout.
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Perelli
Columbia
Charles Miller
Chicago
Miller
Pat Connolly
Alex Bersin
Pittsburg champions to skip barnstorming trip amid weather
The Pittsburg world's champions abandon their planned barnstorming tour near Pittsburg due to bad weather. Ex Captain Dutch Schaefer of Detroit receives 59 dollars of the championship money. Hughey Jennings remains confident about his Detroit role as clubs would gladly pay his salary. Eleven one run games by National League pitchers contrast five by American League twirlers. Rumors swirl about Providence in the Eastern League as Duffy's guiding hand will be missed.
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Pittsburg
Dutch
Schaefer
Detroit
Hughey Jennings
Providence
Duffy
Intercollegiate track push with 1919 aim drives spike
Pooch Donovan at Harvard keeps watch on candidates amid football. Jack Moakley brings eleven men to Cornell cross country training. Yale veteran trackmen are scarce as Johnnie Mack eyes new material for the Interclass games on Oct 27. J L Hartranft plans postgraduate work in Pennsylvania. Mike Murphy leads another drive toward the 1919 intercollegiate title.
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Pooch’ Donovan
Harvard
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Yale
Johnnie Mack
Fiji
J. L. Hartranft
Pennsylvania
Mike Murphy
Worcester Polo Loses to New Bedford 15 6
Worcester was out classed by New Bedford as the visitors clinched a 15 to 6 polo victory. Score notes list New Bedford players and Worcester lineup with referees Heffernan and timer Kelley.
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New Bedford
Worcester
Duggan
Poe
Quigley Fin Feins
Panetts Po
Os R
Williams
Pahey
Polley Holderness
B. D
Gardner Beau
Sutherland
Sutton
Pfouts—Faher
Harkins
Heffernan
Timer—Kelley
Tremont and Beacon Play Openers Next Week
Next week's Commercial league schedule shows Tremont traveling to North Shore and Beacon hosting Roslindale on Monday night. Tuesday has Oston Post facing Federal and Faneuil clashing with Hmerson.
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Tremont
North Shore
Beacon
Roslindale
Oston Post
Federal
Faneuil
Hmerson
Rally in Lynn Promotes Vahey Foss Ticket in 1900s
The Democratic State committee held the first rally in Odd Fellows Hall Lynn with about 700 voters. Vahey and Foss spoke after a torchlight parade and band concerts, addressing crowds in Peabody Salem and Beverly. Vahey attacked Governor Draper over eight hour laws and child labor provisions, while Foss challenged Draper’s vetoes and defended industry and tariff positions. Foss denied a letter claim about veto influence and defended Massachusetts mills and tariffs amid Payne Aldrich concerns.
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Lynn
Democratic State Committee
Odd Fellows’ Hall
James H. Vahey
Eugene N. Foss
Peabody
Salem
Beverly
Opinion on tariffs halting mill expansion and production
A commentator argues that retaliatory tariffs will trigger global tariff wars and force the halt of new mills and reductions at existing mills, predicting negative consequences for domestic industry. The speaker frames the stance as a personal opinion.
Gore to Lead Massive Boston Democratic Ratification Night
Senator Thomas P. Gore is to be escorted by a 1000-strong line as Boston Democrats fill Tremont Temple for a ratification meeting. James Donovan, city committee chairman, pledges the largest Democratic display in years. About 1500 flags are ready with ward chairmen set to assemble on Milk Street Arch and adjacent side streets at 7 p.m.
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Mr. Foss
Draper
New Bedford
B. I. Sturtevant Company
J. N. Foss
E. WN. Foss
Foss
Sit
James Donovan
Boston
Tremont Temple
Thomas P. Gore
Parker House
Kelly Desmond Wed Thomagi Welly in Dorchester Church
Miss Catherine L Desmond of Dorchester formerly of Watertown and Thomagi Welly a Watertown contractor were married yesterday at St Peter s Church Meeting House Hill Dorchester by Rev Hugh Blunt assistant pastor The bridesmaid Miss Florence V Burns and best man J P Croft attended After a tour in New York and Canada the couple will reside on Union Street Watertown
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Catherine L. Desmond
Dorchester
Watertown
Thomagi
Welly
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
Hugh Blunt
Florence V. Burns
Newton
J. P. Croft
New York
Canada
Union Street
Miss Elliott Weds Patrolman Augusta in East Dedham Ceremony
August a Elliott daughter of Mr and Mrs Beck W Elliott of 241 Wilson Avenue West Somerville married Patrolman Sherman W Augusta of East Dedham Street station. Rev J Van Garton officiated. Several hundred guests attended with Miss Louise Pilman as bridesmaid.
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Hdna Louis Elliott
Beck W. Elliott
Wilson Avenue
West Somerville
Sherman W. Augusta
Dedham Street
J. van Garton
Louise Pilman
Smith Wins Dartmouth Tennis Championship Again
Hanover N H Oct 20 Sheldon B Smith of Troy N H today captured the Dartmouth College tennis championship for the fourth straight year. He defeated Fred H Harris of Brattleboro in Brattleboro sophomore class three sets to two in a hard fought match.
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Hanover
N. H
Sheldon BR. Smith
Troy
Dartmouth College
Lie
Fred H. Harris
Brattleboro
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