Harvard Men 0 Good Work in Signal Practice
Harvard yesterday repeated Monday’s performance with long signal drills and new plays. Kernan remains at full strength, Putnam sidelined, and O’Connell shone against the scrub as the line concentrated on concerted interference and new formations.
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Harvard
Kernan
Putnam
O'Connell
Soldiers Field
Reid
Lee
Barnard
Boyd
Ristine
Noyes
Clark
Cooper
Canoe Association Meeting Heads to Auburndale Beach
The American Canoe Association holds its board and executive meeting at the Wawbewawa Canoe Club house in Auburndale next Saturday with a post meeting dinner at Woodlawn Park Hotel. Canoe clubs and officials from across the United States and Canada are listed among attendees.
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Auburndale
Board of Governors
American Canoe Association
Commodore L. A. Hall
Woodlawn Park
United States
Canada
R. W. Wilkin
Brooklyn
Anoe Club
New York
Paul Butler
Vesper Canoe and Entry Club
Lowell
Mass
C. Fred Wolters
Rochester Caroe Clb
Ochester
N. Y
John N. McKendricks
Galant
Atlantic Division
M. J. Wilt
Red Dragon
Sr? Penn
Louis T. Simpson
Yonkers Canoe Club
Yonkers
D. Y
Harry F. Allen
Trenton Canoe Club
Trenton
WN. J
The
Ameri
Can Canoe Association
John 8. Wright
Irrondequint Canoe Club
Rochester
Charles P. Forbush
Buffalo Canoe Club
Buffalo
Raymond Apollonio
Winchester
Oat Club
F. F. Dorsey
Francis J. Burrage
Wawbewawa Canoe Club
A. H. Lange
Tutassit Canoe Club
Worcester
Masa
Yale Defeats Bates 21 to 0 in Alumni Stampede
Yale beat Bates College 21 to 0 in New Haven as more than 10 000 Yale alumni students and guests watched. Hart and Chadwick scored touchdowns with solid line play from Hogan Weymouth Gould and Glass. Referee W S Moyle umpire S H Hammond. Attendance about 10 000.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Bates College
Hart
Chadwick
Hogan
Weymouth
Gould
Glass
Bates
Hunt Holt
Hamlin
W. 8. Moyle
S. H. Hammond
Scott
Celtics to Meet Garryowens for New England Championship
Representatives from the Celtics and Garryowens met at the Post sporting room and signed articles for a championship game to be played election day afternoon on enclosed grounds. The $100 a side wager and close contest were noted with both teams confident of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtic
Garryowen
Post Sporting Room
New England
Oth
All-Newton to clash with rvard at Burn Golf Club
The All-Newton team will meet the rvard side in a golf match at the Jinks of the Burn Golf Club in West Newton on Wednesday. The eight ten match will be the last outdoor event until next spring.
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Rvard
Ohn
All-Newton
Jinks of the Burn
West Newton
Oakley's Big Entry List For Invitation Foursomes
Entries for the Oakley Country Club mixed foursomes stroke competition at Watertown close with a strong showing. Clubs represented include Lexington Golf Club Wollaston Brookline Chagset Winthrop and Arlington with notable players such as Miss E M Lockwood Miss Marion Lockwood Mrs R R Stevens and Miss Rachel Williams among others.
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Newton
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Lexington Golf’ Club
W. W. Reed
Eawin Reed
E. M. Lockwood
R. R. Stevens
F. E B. Wood
Marion Lockwood
C. B. Davis
Wollaston Golf Club
M. Barker
Touiea Barker
Mollie B. Adams
F. F. H. Smith
George E. Atherton
William P. Barer
Brookline Country Club
J. H
Scrub Results At Harvard Feature Law Student Cowboys
The Harvard Soldiers Field scrimmage yielded Cowboys 17 Rough Riders 6 and aomen 22 Mudhoppers 9. The Cowboys team was made up entirely of law students and regarded as the strongest scrub eleven to play at Harvard. Captain Lyon formerly led Iowa State College and right half Jerry from Northwestern also starred. Murphy, an old Yale man, and most players had prior gridiron experience.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Cowboys
Rough Riders
Aomen
Mudhoppers
Theeam
Lyon
Iowa State College
Erry
Murphy
Yale
Autumn Foursomes and Challenge Cup at Brookline Club Tournaments
The Brookline Country Club two tournaments are advancing with several preliminary matches reported. In Autumn Foursomes Curtis Jr and Silsbee won 2 up with 1 to play over Windeler andcaeewoten, while Hood and Warren defeated Coolgs and Hy. Windeler defeated Pie Neat J. jaer 7 up 8 to play in the Challenge Cup preliminaries.
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Brookline
T. Silsbee
H. Caeewoten
G. H. Windeler
Hood
EB. Warren
T. J. Coolgs
I Dre Oan
One
Wrathes A
B. Beag
Thache
H. Daniele
BR. Wheelock
G. M.ap
Lock
A. Bb Bilsbee
H. Stockton
H. Windeler
J. Jaer
Heed
A. H. Femenden
Scrub Scores For Princeton In Prep For Orange Clash
In Princeton New Jersey on October 22 a shortened tactic was used in practice for the game with the Orange Athletic Club tomorrow. The scrub scored on the varsity once while the varsity failed to cross their opponents goal line.
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Princeton
N. J
Footall
Orange Athletic Club
Varsity
Somerville High Rout Cambridge High In Senior League Opener
Somerville High defeated Cambridge High 41 to 0 in a Tufts Oval senior league opener. Jones, Graham, and McCoy starred for Somerville while Cambridge relied on Rondina Watkins and Cleveland. Scoring included three Graham touchdowns and two by Jones with six extra points by Storey.
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Somerville High
Cambridge High
Tufts Oval
Somerville
Cambridge
Jones
Graham
McCoy
Rondina, Watkins
Cleveland
Somferville
Blackwell
Boyd
McLellan Graham
Hector
Clement Burton
Richardson
Taylor Philbrick
Merrifield
Batchelder Allen
Rondina Riss
Tenney Signs 1901 Pact with Boston National
Fred Tenney of the Boston National team will play in Boston next season. Director Billings secured Tenney's signature on a 1901 contract yesterday. Tenney will reprise his old position at first base.
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Fred Tenney
Boston
Billings
Tenney
Boston Consolidated Team Beats Hartfords 10 to 4
The Boston consolidated basketball team defeated the Hartfords 10 to 4. Peterson starred with three baskets including a difficult shot while lying on his back, and the Boston squad displayed superior teamwork and outclassed their opponents.
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Quincy
Consolidated
Boston
Hartfords
Boston Boys
Peterson
Bostons
Cornell signals practice with most varsity men in line
Ithaca N Y Oct 22 Cornell had nearly all varsity men in line for signal practice this afternoon but no lineup occurred Purcell and Schoellkopf were on the field as onlookers Co W Wycoff 9 arrived to assist in coaching the candidates Coach Starbuck absent having returned to Buffalo after the game
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Purcell
Schoellkopf
Co. W. Wycoff
Starbuck
Buffalo
Old Yale Stars Triumph in Bi Centennial Grid Iron Display
At Yale Field New Haven on October 22 0 the bi centennial gathering featured a veteran stars team against Yale’s 10 grade eleven. The old guard outplayed the younger squad 12 to 0 scoring two touchdowns converted by goals as 12 0 lead held to the finish with Camp as captain and a parade of Yale greats in the lineup.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Yales
Bates
Walter Camp
Corbin
Heffelfinger
F. Gordon Brown
Burr Chamberlain
Fred Murphy
Josh” Hartwell
Louis Hinkey
Vance” McCormick
Ely
McClung
al Sharpe
Butterworth
Perry
Harry Cross
Chadwick
Cutten
Hartwell
Murphy
Entre
Gordon Brown
John Hall
Vance McCormick
Brink Thorne
Vale
Pa” Corbin
Chamberlain
McCormick
Gorbin
Cross
Armstrong
Sharpe
Hale
Boxing Gossip Claims Worcester Matches Were Fakes
A Worcester reader asserts most Professor Lundin and partner bouts were staged for pay, naming Lundin Elliott and Jenkins as workers of a single promoter. The note cites past Worcester contests and warns reporters against publishing fallout, while other letters discuss O Rourke matched fights and future bouts with Brooks and Matthews.
Miss Caroline Moores Weds Rev. A Herbert Armes
Miss Caroline Moores daughter of Mrs Mary C Moores of Lawrence became the bride of the Rev A Herbert Armes of Carlisle son of the Rev and Mrs J L Armes. The ceremony at Emmanuel Episcopal Church West Roxbury was conducted by Rev Samuel Maeling assisted by Rev W W Campbell. Maid of honor Miss J Ernestine Stevens best man Mr H B Stevens. A reception followed at 91 Anawam Avenue. Mr and Mrs Armes will reside in Carlisle where he is pastor of the Congregational church.
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Caroline Moores
Mary C. Moores
Lawrence
A. Herbert Armes
Carlisle
J. L. Armes
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
West Roxbury
Samuel Maeling
W. W. Campbell
Concord
J. Ernestine Stevens
H. B. Stevens
Stevens
Anawam Avenue
Lipton Eyes 1903 America's Cup Challenge
Sir Thomas Lipton plans a third challenge for the America's cup after discussions with designer W. Fife Jr and Captain Robert Wringe regarding Shamrock III. Lipton aims to race in 1903, with arrangements contingent on Lipton's arrival and designer approval.
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Glasgow
Thomas Lipton
Robert Wringe
New York
City of Rome
Fairlie
W. Fife, Jr
Fife
Fiftion
Cng
Ife
Tain Wringe
Cardoch
Atlantic
Dan Patch Dominates Memphis Trotting Card
In Memphis on October 22 3000 spectators saw Dan Patch win his twelfth straight race all in straight heats and retire for the year. Tom Nolan captured the 2 10 pace while Captor took the 2 20 trot. Mabel Onward edged Ellert in a photo finish the free for all wagon trot. The new track drew praise from visiting horsemen as the Abbott stud prepared to test the world trotting record tomorrow.
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Memphis
Memphis Trotting Association
Dan Patch
Deving
Joe Patchen
Little Brown
Mabel Onward
Ellert
Tom Nolan
Frasier
Lou Vaughan
Captor
Neva Simmons
General Hancock
Pr. B
B. G
Fledric Bells
Mabel
Shideland
Jones
Football Notes Open Preparatory League Game at Charlies River Park
Cambridge Latin meets Boston Latin in the opening Preparatory League game at Charlies River Park. Several teams seek arranged weekday or Saturday games with specific weight-class opponents. U of P faces Gettysburg today before traveling to Chicago. Somerville defeats Cambridge High with notable hurdling by Jones and McCoy.
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Charlies River Park
Cambridge Latin
Boston Latin
Dorchester A. A
F. P. O'Connell
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Richdale A
Cambridge
A. B. Ward
Cogswell Avenue
Phillips Brooks Grammar School
Maurice Poppelhower
May Street
Roxbury
Nussell A. A
Charles English
Emerald Street
Malden
Dorchester L. M. A. C
FE. D. Gallagher
India Street
City
U. of P
Gettysburg
Tomrrow
Chicago
University of Chicago
Naval Cadets
Somerville
Cambridge High
Jones
Niury
eCoy
Four Teams Bowled in Mercantile League Matches
Rice Sayward Whitten and Smith Patterson won two league bowling matches at Jefferson alleys. Team totals were Rice Sayward Whitten 1200, Co. A. Browning 1145, Smith Patterson 1139, Standard Clothing Co. 1165, with individual scores led by Gendreau 282 and W. Taylor 254.
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Mercantile League
Jefferson Alleys
Rice
Sayward & Whitten
Smith Patterson
McCarthy
Haley
Phinney
Taylor
Lindsley
Co. A. Browning
Crowthers
Soloman
Stanley
Lyman
Southwick
Smith & Patterson
Tuttle
Pitcher
Bird
Gendreau
Tabb
Standard Clothing Company
Rand
Fewkes
W. Taylor
G. Brown
McLennan
Mystic Valley Bowlers Meet Friday
The Mystic Valley Bowling League holds its annual meeting at George Littlefield’s office 27 State Street Friday at 4 30 PM. The session will consider a proposed amendment to increase clubs in the league from six to eight.
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Mystic Valley Bowlers
Mystic Valley Bowling League
George Littlefield
State Street
Lovers' Lane engagement canceled at Park Theatre
The engagement of Lovers' Lane at the Park Theatre has been cancelled. Arrangements are being perfected for an alternate production.
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the Park Theatre
Hutchinson Talks on Party Vote Prospects in Boston
The piece notes that Governor Crane and the Republican ticket are expected to receive a strong vote in Boston as a public expression of support. It mentions Boston’s strong past showing with Bryan's 9000 vote margin a year earlier, highlighting the city’s pivotal role in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Boston
Bryan
McKinley
Swallow withdraws from mayoral race cites political fatigue
Post reporter chats with Hon. George N. Swallow at his Bay State road home in Ward 11. He explains he is tired of politics and a business man will let others run the Republican campaign this fall. He denies taking campaign funds and says he will support the party and Mayor Hart if nominated. Swallow notes he was urged to run but decided to step aside for now while intent on his business plans.
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Post
George N. Swallow
Bay State Road
Ward 11
Hart
City Hall
Mayor Hart
Peter Morrison
Collins
Mayor Hart Proposes Verification Plan to Trim Voter List
Mayor Hart warns of a large rise in city registrations from dubious names and outlines a method for election commissioners to notify individuals on added entries to verify their eligibility. He believes proper action could reduce the unwarranted registrations by a substantial margin.
Westfield Harness Races Winner Ned Perry, Lake Queen Triumph
Ned Perry won the 2:20 pace and Lake Queen took the 3:0 pace at the October meeting at Woronoco Park Westfield Massachusetts this afternoon.
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Westfield
Mass
Woronoco Park
Ned Perry
Lake@ Queen
Paine to Lead Brown Baseball Men
At Brown University Providence R I a meeting of the varsity baseball men elected Harryerton Paine 02 of Providence captain for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
BROWN
Providence
R. IL
Varsit
Harryerton Paine
Ray of Hope Por Miller Dupes
In New York on October 22 creditors of the Miller 520 per cent syndicate begin action in the U S Court against involved parties. Reciter J B Lord Ammon Miller and Goslin are named and accused of concealment misapplication and dummy arrangements to buy up claims. The suit seeks to set aside assignments review trustee actions and impound funds to recover losses from about 1 1 million in thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miller
United States Court
J. B. Lord
Wingate & Cullen
Robert A. Ammon
Wiliam F. Miller
Raymond Street
Ammon
Mr. M. Fvis
al’ Goslin
Bankrupe
Thomas
Lord
Ammonander, Belfer & Flash
T. Elliot Hodgkins
M. F. Davis
Hodgkin
Davis
Seymour, Johnson & Co
Araet
F. Davis
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Clark J. T
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Toston
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Inriton Canoe Club
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Medford Boat Club
Medford
Quinnobdequih Canoe Club
Dedham
Puritan Canoe Club
Tatassit Canoe Club
Lakeside Boat Club
Boston Canoe Club
Dedham Canoe Club
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Wycoff
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Yale Stars
Professor Lundin
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Lundin
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Professor Lunin
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Tom Jenkins
Howard
Elliott
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Frank Clark
Ole
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Benton
Tom O'Rourke
Charlie O'Rourke
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Charlie
Matthews
Captain Powers
Ton O'Rourke
F. H. Sawyer
Hudson
Ike McLean
Peter Brooks
Brooks
McLean Avill
John A. Little
Brockton
J. J. Abbott
Auburn
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Dixon
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Rob Roy
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Lipton
Dan Patchs
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Blatz Krewine Co
Milwaukee
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Hutchinson
Swallow
Westfield Racing
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Bright
Tremont Street
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Shady Hill Nursery CO
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RAY OF Hope
POR Millers Dupes
Sanden
R. A. Sanden
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