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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1910
Page
13
Harvard football lines up at 3 pm in the Stadium to face Brown in a key early schedule game. The Crimson seek three touchdowns as Brown looks to break its scoring drought against Harvard while veterans and substitutes fill multiple positions.
Harvard aims for a win after a week of improvement following a loss to Pennsylvania. The Crimson start with four substitutes while betting favored a home victory by at least three touchdowns. Key figures include Ends Lewis and Smith and backs Corbett Potter Wendell Tryon with others sidelined by injuries.
Yale anticipates a hard matchup against Vanderbilt University in New Haven as the Commodores visit for a forthcoming game. The article notes Vanderbilt is an eleven with strong form and potential to challenge Yale on the home court.
A list of today’s college football games across campuses and cities. Harvard meets Brown in Cambridge while Yale faces Vanderbilt in New Haven and Princeton hosts Carlisle in Princeton. Other matchups include Dartmouth Williams in Williamstown and Cornell Vermont in Ithaca.
Vanderbilt arrives with a 3–0 season record and 34–0, 23–0, 18–0 wins. Yale prepares on its field with Neely taking charge, signals practiced, and top Yale players including Hinkey Foster and Coy aiding amid the crisis before tomorrow’s game.
Francis Ouimet and notable golfers Frank H. Hoyt R. R. Gorton and G. H. Butters survive first day of Woodland Open match play. Hoyt from Allston and Butters from Merrimac Valley join Ouimet and Gorton for today’s semi finals. several players lead in second and third flights.
The former White Sox boss Fielder Jones is linked with Brown leadership rumors and a possible club purchase. Reportedly wavering between managing the Browns and other offers, he plans a return to Oregon to work in timber.
The first major Suburban league clash this afternoon at Broadway Field Somerville features Somerville High and Malden High. Malden is favored, boasting speed and football sense while Somerville relies on beef and less movement. Also today Medford versus Melrose at Medford and Dorchester High versus Newburyport at Dorchester.
Rindge Manual Training School defeated Cambridge Latin 5 to 0 on Broadway Field in a tight afternoon game. The Rindge line outplayed Cambridge while Cambridge backfield faltered. Scully opened the scoring with a 30 yard run to the three, finished by two short rushes for the game’s only touchdown.
Letter from Francis H. Rowley of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals thanks Mr. Grazier and the Fast editor for providing space in the Sunday edition's Veterinary Column. He notes questions from New England readers show wide interest and the paper’s broad circulation.
Warren Detroit No. 30 entered by Essex Automobile Company driven by J. W. Done wins the first lap of the Boston auto truck run. Second place goes to an I. H. C. car from Trent Hardware driven by L. H. Dix. A Metz and a Hart-Kraft follow. A crash injures a chauffeur in Lawrence as the convoy proceeds toward Ipswich and Gloucester.
In New York on October 21 Willie Lewis out-battled Sailor Burke in a hard fought match at the National Sporting Club. Lewis displayed superior boxing and grit to secure the decision in a closely contested fight.
A list shows city temperature figures with New Haven at 3 percent, Fall River 1, Taunton 5, Worcester 1, Providence 6, Hartford 5, New Bedford 8, and Brockton 3 percent, indicating variations across the region.
A Boston rally for the Republican cause drew state and federal officers including ex-Governor Bates and ex-Mayor Hart. Colonel Roosevelt arrived amid subdued applause as Mrs Draper watched from a theatre box, while the crowd anticipated Fitzgerald.
The Columbian Hose No. 2 of Newburgh New York sent 56 volunteers to Springfield and Albany before returning to Newburgh. The standout is James H R Strachan aged 73 who has served 52 years with the company as an active volunteer.
Dorchester and South Boston residents pressed for a Park Street to Dorchester avenue and Old Colony avenue subway linking South Boston to Dorchester via a Park Street hub. Speakers included Rep Charles N Carr Judge Louis Clark Frank L Young ex Congressmen W S McNary Edward Powers Monseigneur Kelly and Edward P Barry.
Ames rebukes Roosevelt era actions linked to Senator Lodge and Navy procurement. He cites an amendment to fund Boston boats and a White House meeting at which Secretary Newberry’s oath prevented favoritism. The talk accuses Lodge of pressuring the secretary while Roosevelt purportedly acknowledged the truth of the episode.
The 1911 election results show Poe gaining admission with a wide college president support base and 11 new bronze tablets designed for the names chosen. Harriet Beecher Stowe led with 74 votes, while Holmes surged to 69. other shifts included Motley Parkman Cushman Cushman and Mott among notable changes.
The speaker attacks Eben S. Draper over tariff policy and party infighting, charging graft in protectionism. He cites fights within the Republican machine, claims outside influence, and defends his own stance on tariff revision and labor interests. Names include Draper, Mansfield, Vahey, Hamlin, and labor groups.
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