Yacht racing rule amendment discussed at MA meeting
At the Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts fall meeting in Young's Hotel a proposed amendment would allow receipts of measurement certificates from any club measurer for enrolment in YRA A classes. The plan, submitted by Hing ham YC's W L Lambert and amended by Boston YC's J B Killeen, could affect Lipton cup prospects as Onda II and Timandra become rivals for the next leg.
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Young’s Hotel
W. L. Lambert
Hingham Y. C
John B. Killeen
Boston Y. C
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Gloucester
Y. C
W. Starling Burgess
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Timandra
Onda
Senator Johnson of N. D. Dead
Fargo news reports United States Senator Martin M. Johnson of North Dakota died in his hotel tonight from acute nephritis. The death creates a vacancy to be filled by gubernatorial appointment by Governor Burke, a Democrat.
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United States
Martin M. Johnson
Johnson
Burke
Chauffeur Tossed In Auto Crash at Massachusetts and Commonwealth
Auto numbered 1235, operated by Louis A. Hener of 15 Wesley Street Dorchester, collided with an elevated Boston car at Massachusetts and Commonwealth avenues. Hener escaped unharmed after being thrown from his seat. Passengers in car 1031 were shaken. fender and auto were damaged. Vehicle owned by N. G. Pierce of 1120 Beacon Street.
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Dorchester
Boston
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Woman Golf Champion Plays Oakley Round
Dorothy Campbell the British champion and United States winner this year joined a two ball foursome at Oakley yesterday alongside Miss Fannie Teacher and Miss Temnpple. The group, with chaperons, Mr and Mrs C H Gray, lunched then tested the course amid a Women’s Golf Association of Boston event. Campbell and Teacher carded 89 for the best gross, tying for best net with 95-6-89 by Duncan and Roope. other scores listed.
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Visiting women players plan busy schedule across New England
The group from across the pond arrived at Oakley after a five hour sleep deficit and will contest a team match at the Country Club against Massachusetts’ top four or five women players. They will visit Myopia on Saturday and Brae-Burn on Tuesday before a longer stay in Garden City, New York.
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Myopia
Brae-Burn Country Club
Garden City
New York
Testimony Grows Against Nudd in Embroiled Engraving School Case
Fifteen former pupils from Brookline testified against John L. Nudd in Boston on charges of fraudulent mail use tied to his engraving school. Deaf or crippled witnesses described paying $25 for entry and hoping for $15 weekly returns, with few receiving promised positions. Several ex-students from Maine and nearby towns corroborated claims of false promises and incomplete education. The trial resumes next morning.
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United States District Court
Old South
Boston
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Samuel C. Pavitt
Everett
Nudd
Prescott Skinner
East Milton
Baseball notes and league power shifts noted
The American league pitchers posted 145 shutouts last season to set a league record. Arlie Latham works as cashier in McGraw’s billiard parlor, New York. The Eastern league holds its annual meeting in New York on October 26 with strong opposition to Pat Powers’s re election, as Baltimore Newark and two other cities reportedly plot to depose him.
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McGraw
New York
Pat Powers
Baltimore
Newark
Powers
Baseball scores from regional games show tight finishes
At Worcester Worcester 6 Providence 4. At Fall River Fall River 12 New Bedford 7. At Waterbury Waterbury 7 Brockton 6. At Taunton Pawtucket 8 Taunton and.
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Retarding Harvard Varsity Football Progress With Injuries
Injuries to several top Harvard candidates slow practice as substitutes fill three positions. Diminished squad, cautious drills, and no scrimmage mark efforts ahead of Brown game. McKay and P D Smith likely to return for the clash. Wigglesworth and Withington improve options. freshmen prep for Noble & Greenough.
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O'Flaherty
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E. Blodgett
F. B
Harvard Trainer Sets Simple Rules For High School Players
The Boston Sunday Post plans to publish William Pooch Donovan, Harvard trainer, guidance for schoolboy football. The rules focus on training and living sane during the season, offering practical tips for New England athletes and urging readers to read next Sunday's issue.
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Boston Sunday Post
William “Pooch” Donovan
Harvard Eleven
New England
Yale Halfback Haines Operated On Knee in Chicago Injury
Tony Haines of Chicago, Yale injured full back, underwent knee surgery in New Haven after long standing water on the knee worsened this week. The operation ends his season. Haines was one of the squad’s top punters.
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Conn
Tony Haines
Chicago
Yale
Haines
Jeffries Arrival and Fight Terms Now in Play
States that Jim Jeffries is due in New York aboard the Lusitania this morning with Sam Berger to meet at the hotel. Jack and Jim Coffroth are en route, with a Hotel Albany conference planned to sign articles. A $10,000 forfeit and a 45 round or finish bout are demanded to end bidding and seal a match with Johnson.
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New York
Sam Berger
George Little
Johnson
Jack
Jim Coffroth
Albany
Jeffries
Jeff
Colma
Coffroth Aims Langford Ketchel Fight This Thanksgiving
Jim Coffroth travels East with Jack Johnson to meet Jeffries and visit Sam Langford in Boston. He seeks a Langford Ketchel bout for Thanksgiving at Colma arena as California promoters push for the match. Britt dodges questions over Ketchel’s side while Woodman demands a concrete offer with ample pork chops to keep Langford content on the coast.
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Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Boston
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Coffroth
Langford
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Colma Arena
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Joe Woodman
Sam
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San Francisco
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Britt
Woodman
Baldwin Beats Carey in 12 Round Cycling Match
Oct 21 Unity Cycle Club stage Charlestown’s Matty Baldwin defeats Philadelphia’s Tom Carey in a 12 round bout securing the decision.
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Unity Cycle Club
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Tom Carey
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Harvard Tennis Downs to Finals in Harvard Tournament
Yesterday's Harvard tennis play narrowed both singles and doubles to finals. In doubles F Pearson and H Nickerson beat Brumley Reynolds 6 0 6 0, while Brewster Rolfe defeated Verdi Brannan 6 2 6 4. Singles saw Wheelwright defeat Dabney 4 10 8 6 4, then Dana beat Wheelwright 2 6 6 4 6 4, and Sweetser defeated Morgan 6 1 6 3.
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Waltham Somerville grid clash draws 9000 fans and bets
Waltham and Somerville prepare for a highly anticipated high school football game tomorrow. News of Waltham stars Guthrie and Smith recovering boosts hopes of a full lineup. Waltham and Somerville fans pack the city with wagers, rallies, and student gatherings ahead of the big event.
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Somerville High
Watch City Eleven
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Smith
Waltham
Somerville
Greater Boston
Japanese Commissioners to Visit Boston Today
The Honorary Commercial Commissioners of Japan traveling in a private train are due in Boston tomorrow at 8 AM, led by Baron Eiichi Shibusawa, a major figure in Japan’s financial life. They recently rode Gat cars en route to inspect the Mahoning mine in Hibbing Minnesota on the Great Northern railway.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Empire
Mahoning
Hibbing
Minn
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Lowell mayor withdraws appeal amid probate contest
Mayor Jeremiah Crowley of Lowell withdrew his right of appeal to the Supreme Court at Cambridge. A compromise is reported between the parties over his wife Mrs Crowley's will, which left sums to churches and societies in Lowell and to relatives. The probate contest arose after her death about a year ago.
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Jeremiah Crowley
Lowell
Supreme Court
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