Harvard Faces Chicago Athletic Club in Hard Fought Clash
Harvard meets the Chicago Athletic Club at 3 pm in a battle described as the hardest game of the season. Both teams boast strong lines and speedy backs with Loomis Graver and Wellington among Harvard’s star backs and Chicago’s line averaging around 200 pounds. The article notes practice, line play, and the expected lineup as Harvard seeks an East debut with energy and improved interference.
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Harvard
Chicago Athletic Club
Mac Masters
Woodland Park Hotel
Irvington Oval
Chicago
Loomis
Graver
Wellington
Western Colleges
W. H. Lewis
Yale Gripple Back Injuries Cast Doubt on Carlisle Game
Yale faces Carlisle with five key backs out or limited due to injuries. De Saulles, Benjamin, Townshend, Dudley, and Corwin are among the sidelined or strained, prompting backups Burdick and Hall to enter and McBride and Sullivan to steady the offense as Cutten leads a strong line.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Carlisle Indians
de Saulles
Benjamin
Wear
Marvin
Townshend
Dudley
Corwin
Burdick
Hall
McBride
Sullivan
Cutten
Collegians
Brown
Marshall
Chamberlain
Cook
Coy
Hubbell
Medford High Defeats Everett In Suburban League Opener
Suburban High School League opener at Athletic Park Everett yesterday saw Medford H S win 12 to 0 over Everett H S. Trott starred for Medford with several long runs while Weeks and Bullock contributed strong line play for Everett.
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Athletic Park
Everett
Betwen Medford H. S
Everett H. S
Trott
Medford
Weeks
Bullock
Brookline High Defeats Boston Latin 16-0 In Interscholastic Return
In Brookline yesterday Brookline High beat Boston Latin 16 to 0 in the first senior Interscholastic League game at Charles River Park. Brookline overpowered a crippled Latin squad with key plays including a blocked kick for a Brookline touchdown and a 50 yard run by Ainsworth.
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Skilton
Crane
Brooklinid High
Boston Latin
Ainsworth
McDermott
Mos
Holserin Brn
Booth C. Pox
R. T
Price, Downing
Guild Strickland
Ces
Moulton Domes Mis
Cox Wilcox
Pew F. H
Walso Skelton
F. B
Wood
Brookline High
P. Fox
Swain
Harvard
Neferee— Lane
Kerrigan
Charles River Park
Latin School
Brookline
O'Neil
Pineapple Tablets Offer Stomach Relief Cure
Dyspepsia groans at a stomach curse, Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets claimed as nature's panacea for sour stomach, distress after eating, loss of appetite, wind, nausea, and related disorders. Sold by Woodward and Co. 52 Bromfield St and Sheppard and Co. 1129 Washing St for 30 cents.
No Bowling This Winter From Boston Cycling Clubs Group
The Associated Cycling Clubs of Boston and vicinity will hold no bowling tournament this winter due to low club interest and a missing quorum at the July meeting. A five member committee was formed to strengthen the organization as several clubs may be dropped or merged.
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Boston
Young
Charles W. Fourdrinier
Massachusetts
Press
Hyde Park
Roxbury
Newton
Waltham
Malden
Winnisimmet
Mt. Washington
Mattapan
Middlesex
Union
Metropolitan
Chelsea
Nickerson
Suffolk Suburban League of
A. G. Frothingham
Metropolitan Wheelmen
A. GC. C
Leopold Abraham
Roxbury B. C
Messrs
C. W. Fourdrinier
Leonvoid Abraham
G. W. Tabor
A. T. Otis
D. T. Marine
Union Club
George W. Dorntee
Roll-off at Lavis Alleys Nets Close Scores
The weekly roll-off at C. J. Lavis’s alleys last night featured Powers narrowly defeating Carey by one pin for first place. Prizes totaling $20 were split among the top four bowlers. Powers 290. Carey 289. Williams 278. Smith 269.
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LAVIS
C. J. Lavis
Carey
Powers
Williams
Smith
Wilby
Peterson
McLaughlin
Rouse
Wise
James
Mullane
Byrnes
Sullivan
Crosby
Daley
Splendid Racing at Saugus Amid Wet Conditions
A crowd braved poor weather at Saugus for racing day featuring unfinished events from the prior day. Merritt Wilkes won the 2:14 pace, Prince Alert took the 2:08 pace, and the 2:11 pace produced seven heats with Alcinta leading before Norvin G. surged ahead. Whitney won the 219 trot, while several other contenders claimed heats under a heavy track.
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Saugus
Merritt Wilkes
Prince Alert
Alcinta
Game Norvin G
Jock’? Bowen
Frank Rysdick
Bowen
Carpenter
Whitney
Philip E
Tom Thumb
Ladd
Record attempts stalled by rain and next challengers named
Newport Bicycle Club rider Russell A Ward abandoned the New York to Boston record attempt due to rain and will try again later. Bridgeport Wheel Club member Jack Widerhamer plans to depart New York at 12 01 am Sunday along the usual Spring field route, followed by H Egloff of the New York Wheel men on Tuesday.
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Russell A. Ward
Newport Bicycle Club
Worcester
New York
Boston
Jack Widerhamer
Bridgeport Wheel Club
Bridgeport
Conn
Springfield
H. Egloff
Bicycle Notes Reflect Broad Tire Legislation and Cycling Events
The article reports on a likely passage of a wide tire law with exceptions for wheel and wagon conditions, plus updates on cycling clubs. It notes an interclub pool and whist league meeting, IL A W prospects for Boston, Fred Titus in The Belle of New York, and Major Taylor's Worcester training. It also covers Chelsea Cycle Club’s half century run to Maynard, Elks Cycle Club’s Brockton trip, and event details with divisions and organizers.
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Teamsters’ Association
Tiger Roadsters
Meeting House Hill
Quebec
Boston
IL. A. W
Fred Titus
Hdna May
New York
London
Henry Goodman
Portland, Ore
Pope’ Manufacturing Company
Hartford
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Worcester
Edward Taylor
Willow Grove
Philadelphia
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Maynard
Blub House
Washington Avenue
Elks Cycle Club
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Newcomb
G. L. Swett
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Evans Brewery Triumph Celebrates Brew Mastery
In a note of praise, drinkers of ale hail EVANS as the perfection of brewing and bottling marking a shift from old dregs to a refined product after years of craft and refinement.
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Evans
Matthews Wins Narrow Bout at Lenox A C Fight Card
Tommy Ryan of Philadelphia challenged Matty Matthews of Brooklyn at catchweights about 144 pounds. Matthews won by knockout when Ryan's corner stopped the bout in the thirteenth round. The card featured multiple spars and forthcoming matches at Coney Island Green woods Lenox and various city clubs with bets and future bouts listed.
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New York
Tommy Ryan
Philadelphia
Matty Matthews
Brooklyn
Lenox A. C
Ryan
Matthews
Matty
Johnny Martin
Pete Burke
Jack O’donnell
Young Sharkey
San Francisco
Harry Fisher
O’donnell
White
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Boxing Benefit Draws 1000 in South Boston's Shawmut Hall
Broad way Hall in South Boston overflowed with boxing fans for a Shawmut Boat Club benefit to fund a new house after a recent fire. The card featured Charley Malley vs Young Brenner, Bennet vs Sheehan, Phil Brennan vs Ike McLean, and a twelve-round Daly vs Brennan main event ending in a draw.
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Broadway Hall
Boston
Shawmut Boat Club
Charley Malley
Young Brenner
Charley Bennett
Johnny Sheehan
Bennett
Sheehan
Phil Brennan
South Boston
Ike McLean
Brennan
Hudson
McLean
Andy Daly
Somerville
Danny Brennan
South End
Mit
Jury Finds Andy Dupont Principal in South Omaha Fight
In Omaha on October 21 the jury in the William Walker inquest found Andy Dupont the principal killer and South Omaha Chief of Police Carroll an accessory. Testimony suggested Carroll received money to permit the fight to go on.
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Carroll
Perm
Omaha, Neb
William Walker
South Omaha
Andy Dupont
Dupont
Seaside Boxing Card Ends in Draw at Seaside AC
A large crowd gathered at Seaside A C 601 First Street South Boston for boxing last evening. Frank Scott and Jimmy Davenport fought eight rounds to a draw. Other bouts ran three rounds with no decision in the McLean Beatty six round match. Three round bouts featured Jim Brissi versus Young Cummings Griffin versus Silva and Jack Foley against Billy Critch.
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Coney Island
McCoy
East Boston A. C
Jack Foley
Frank Connolly
Billy Campbell
Billy Critch
Tom Wilson
Pat Curtis
Jim Davenport
Jack Rogers
Pat Sweeney
Spike Haley
Joe Mullins
Bob Allen
Joe Bryson
Angus Reid
Peabody
Maurice Rosenberg
Maurice
Reid
Rosenberg
Magnolia Club
Charlestown
Charley Johnson
Andy Walsh
Greenwood A. C
South Weston
Ben Leon
Mike ‘Toots
Dick O’brien
Black Griffo
Andy Watson
Roanoke Club
Jack Fox
Pelican A. C
Brooklyn
Joe Jessup
Martin Dwyer
Jack O'Brien
Marty McCue
Tommy Heffernan
Jim Stone
Jack Wardon
Jack Bonner
Arena
Philadelphia
Wardon
George Monroe
Tim Callahan
Greenwoods
Dave Sullivan
George Dixon
Lenox
Walter Burge
Boston
Bob Dwyer
West Side Athletic Club
Jack Rose
Horizon Athletic Club
Bridgeport
Conn
Billy Smith
Tommy West
Joe Bernstein
New York
Billy Whistler
al Herford
Tureka Athletic Club
Baltimore
Dan Murphy
Waterbury
Pat Reedy
Washington
Rienzi Athletic Club
Rochester
A- C
First Street
Frank Scott
Jimmy Davenport
Frank McLean
G. Beatty
Jim Brissi
Young Cummings
Griffin
Silva
Palace Theater boxing week cards secure McCoy Maher Roeber
Manager Frank Dunn announces week long boxing attractions at the Palace Theatre featuring Kid McCoy Peter Maher and Ernest Roeber scheduled for early and late October. The lineup aims to draw crowds with high profile bouts at the venue.
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Frank Dunn
Kid McCoy
Peter Maher
Ernest Roeber
Palace Theatre
Bull's Coosh Syrup Sold For Children Colds
An young reader ad notes Bull's Coosh Syrup as a remedy for children's colds priced at 25 cents, with a brief line suggesting availability or purchase details.
Boston A A Fixtures Schedule From Athletic Association
The Boston Athletic Association announces a series of gymnasium events with sparring meetings on October 29 and December 24 or 31, trial bouts on October 26, handicap athletic meetings on November 9 and December 14, fencing on November 19, intercity bouts on November 26, and an open handicap cross country run on December 8.
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Boston Athletic Association
Uncle John Pate, Breckenridge’s Wart Conjurer, Nears Death
Uncle John Pate, 71, a noted antebellum era figure and town character in Breckenridge, is dying. He was a former racehorse rider who claimed to have a wart removing secret passed down from ancestors and vowed to share it before death, but now his recovery seems unlikely.
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Breckenridge
John Pate
Pate
Johnnie
Uncle Johnnie
Arele Johnnie
Ham
Africa
Cloverport
President McKinley Delivers War Unity Message in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio the President speaks to a large crowd amid rain outlining war aims and unity. He praises the army navy and volunteers and calls for shared duty as treaties settle postwar terms. He recalls Indiana rally responses and thanks citizens for wartime devotion.
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el Caney
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Revival of Patriotism Across the Nation
The President praises a revived patriotism uniting North and South and vows to help oppressed peoples touched by war. He recalls Dewey’s Manila Bay victory and praises the Army and Navy while urging Americans to secure an honorable peace through steadfast unity.
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United States
Logansport
Fairbanks
Terre Haute
Dewey
Manila Bay
Black lead paste cleans faster than diluted vinegar mix
A mix of black lead with vinegar polishes a grate more quickly than using water alone, offering a stronger cleaning action.
McKinley Addresses Large Crowds in Indiana Tour
President McKinley spoke in Logansport and Kokomo Indiana this morning before breakfast. At Logansport he addressed about 5000 people. Kokomo drew a vast crowd despite cold wind. Children waved flags. cannons and steam whistles woke the President from sleep.
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McKinley
Logansport
Kokomo
President's Indianapolis Visit Highlights War Unity Address
President spoke at the capital grounds after a two hour stay in Indianapolis. He praised the nation, paid tribute to Ven Harrison and Tom Hendricks, and urged freedom, humanity, and steadfast support for the flag amid a large, cheering crowd.
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Indianapolis
Canital
Ven Harrison
Indiana
Tom Hendricks
Fatal Cannon Accident in Kokomo Stuns Honor Visit
In Kokomo a cannon salute during a presidential visit exploded early causing instant death to James Johns and injuring another man who fights for life. The incident was reported from Noblesville Indiana on October 21.
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Noblesville
Ind
Kokomo
James Johns
Newtons of Newton Upper Falls captain sidelined by nose injury
Captain Ray of the Newtons of Newton Upper Falls suffered a severe nose dislocation while practice last evening and will miss games for weeks. Somerville High faces Norwood at Tufts Oval this afternoon. C. G. A. basketball team seeks statewide games. Joseph W. Bean Cambridgeport Gymnasium
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Newtons
Neweton Upper Falls
Somerville High
Norwood
Tufts’ Oval
Joseph W. Bean
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
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