Saugus 2:08 pace crowns a tense race card
At Old Saugus race course the 2:08 pace produced a dramatic finish with Mascot Jr and Paul deadlocked in the third heat then both nose to nose at the wire before Mascot Jr edged ahead in the final stretch. Barney led earlier heats, while Golden Bells dominated the 2:24 trotting class. Tomorrow features Narcissus and Scarlet Wilkes in a $100 side bet and a packed program with additional fast events.
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Saugus
Barney
Mascot, Jr
Paul
Mascot
Budd Doble
Sherdan
Mascot Jr
Golden
Baders
Golden ‘Bells
Thompson
Riplet
Golden Bells
Carrillon Dominates 2:18 Trot as Fast Track Thrills
At Louisville’s Lexington track, Carrillon swept the 2:18 trot heats finishing in 2:17 3-4 and 2:17 3-4, while Ophelia clocked 2:05 in the 2:16 pace with a sulky wheel issue for L L D early in the stretch. Macaroon held two heats in the 2:21 trot, with the event to finish tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville Driving and Fair Association
Carrilion
Schuler Grove
Macaroon
Carrillon
Ophelia
Harvard Freshman Fall Games At Holmes Field
Harvard holds its annual fall freshman track meet at Holmes Field this afternoon at 4 o clock with all events single heats and no admission. The entry list features runners and jumpers led by Harrington Brooks Shore Roche and Jungerick among others in sprints high jump broad jump and other events.
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Harvard
Holmes Field
Yale
J. W. Harrington
H. E. Shore
J. T. Roche
EB. E. Jungerick
M B. Fuller
R. McKittrick
H. D. H. Williams
J. E. Brooks
T. H. Endicott
J. T. Roche, Jr
BE. E. Jungerick
M. B. Fuller
G. D. Dutton
H. H
W D. Eaton
H. H. Brown
H. P. White
H. B. Hewitt
C. Burton
J. B. Rover
R. Perkins
J. B. Connolly
F. Holt
J. D. Dole
J. K. Rover
P. H. Somers
Showalter Resigns in Chess Match Versus Lipschutz
In New York on October 23, Showalter resigned the first game of the adjourned chess match against Lipschutz at move fifty one. The contest resumes with the next game set for Friday.
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New York
Lipschutz
Eagles Club Plans Annual Ball Early Next January
A well attended Eagles meeting last Monday decided to hold the annual ball in January with high expectations for a record crowd and a landmark event in club history. The club plans a visit to Captain and Mrs Edwards next week and Fred Okey will publish the Eagle Cycle Club March as the ball’s music feature. An upcoming meeting is set for Monday November 4 with all members urged to attend.
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Eagles
Edwards
Goodman
George F. Weston
William C
Rankin
Weston
A. M. Blades
W. L. Wiley
Blades
Zimmerman
Melbourne
Rom Eck
Michael
Johnson
Chelsea
Beverly
Manchester
Essex
Ipswich
Newburyport
Boxing Gossip from the Boston boxing scene and matches upcoming
A letter from Billy Smith denies Joe Walcott as world welterweight champion and seeks a public retraction. The column lists fight prospects, matchups, and training notes at the Tre Mont House Nahant and the Manhattan Athletic Club. Prospective bouts include Griffo, Dixon, Kelleys fighters, and potential clashes with Sears, Burley, Quinlan, and La Blanche, with venue notes across Boston and nearby towns.
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Billy Smith
Boston Sunday
Joe Walcott
Walcott
O'Rourke
Joe Mullen
Willie Tucker
City Point
Ward
Joe Smith
Lafayette Club
Billy Christopher
Cambridge
Kid Hayes
W. H. Ford
Charlestown
George Tuohey
England
Leslie Pearce
Jerome Quigley
Pastime Club
Sea Isle
N. J
Jimmy Kelley
Tremont House
Nahant
Welterweght
Tommy Ryan
Ryan
Kelley
Tom Brown
Jimmy Kaveley
Mike Sears
Woburn
Jimmy Kaveney
New England
Sammy Kelly
Manhattan Athletic Club
George Dixon
Young Griffo
Griffo
Dixon
Manhattan
Constable Hook
New Jersey
Joe Barry
Boston
Hot Springs
Dallas
Florida Athletic Club
George Godfrey
Billy Woods
Washington
Woods
Godfrey
Nick Burley
California
George LaBlanche
Dempsey Dying in Portland After Decline in Health
Jack Dempsey, in Portland, is rapidly sinking with hours limited and doctors allowing few visitors. He attributes his condition to the blow from Fitzsimmons four years ago, though friends say consumption is the cause.
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Portland
Ore
Jack Dempsey
Pugilist
Dempsey
Fitzsimmons
Yale Romps Williams 54 to 0 at Yale Field
Yale scored its largest football total this season defeating Williams 54 to 0 at Yale Field in New Haven. Dewitt Jerrems and Rodgers starred, Jerrems kicked seven goals, and Captain Thorne left with a knee injury as Yale dominated both halves with sharp wedge play and strong line defense. Williams showed some trick plays but was largely shut down by Yale’s line and tackling. About 2000 spectators watched as Yale extended its season gains against Dartmouth Amherst and Williams.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Williams
Dewitt
Jerrems
Rodgers
Thorne
Draper
Lee
Harvard
Dartmouth
Amherst
Benjamin
Chamberlain
Cabot
Le.re
Dutt Stevenson
West
Dyer Holt
Doucette
Beckie
Joffray
Pas Donald
R.t
Becks
Nte Newell
West Hee
West Hee Seitriden den
Obs
Peuyers Onterman
C. Brewer
Abs
Harrison Wrattenild
Cere Cer Ee Eceseveres F.b
Fitzgerald
Hayes
Gonterman
Rantoul
Pitts
Sprague
Phelps
Fenno
Garrison
Saunders
Warren
Hallowell
Brown Beats Tech 18 to 0 in South End Football Clash
Brown University defeated Tech 18 to 0 on the South End grounds in a game noted for strong lines and tricky punting. Gammons and Fultz scored touchdowns for Brown with Nott adding a goal after touchdowns. notable line changes occurred in the second half as Robinson and Fultz produced key gains. Attendance reached about 400 with 20 and 15 minute halves.
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Brown University
Tech
South End
Rhode Island College
Brown
Massachusetts
Gammons
Nott
Underwood
Gammon
Hall
Fultz
Hayden
Robinson
Warren
Mansfield
Jiall
Smith
Noil
Chase
Casey McCormick
R.g
L.g
Thayer Manahan
Wheeler Worcester
Smithmith
R.t
Nott Brown
Chase Mansfield
Colby Hayden
Taylor
Aamere
H.b
Robinson Underwood
R. Noyle
Yale
Graham
Murdock
Lively Practice At Soldiers Field Strengthens Varsity
Football drill at Soldiers Field mixed senior and junior teams against the varsity. Class teams proved stronger than usual and exposed weak points in the varsity lineup. Signals caused confusion as class teams did not know the varsity signals.
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Soldiers Field
Amherst Beats Wesleyan 16 to 14 in Rough Game
Amherst football defeated Wesleyan 16 to 14 at Middletown in a disputed match marred by wrangling and claims of referee partiality. Two 20 minute halves were played as players from both teams lined up for the contest.
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Middletown
Conn
Amherst
Wesleyan
Ambherst
Vccdccaesse Ancctosss
Mossman Boatio
Straight Noyes
Aesc
Cscs
Scsi
Kimbatl Bidop Ic. S
Dives
Wes Veces
Bans Townseng
Mone Riffin
Norris
F.b
Sececeek de
Dorchester High Beats Milton High 14 to 0 on Harnett Field
Dorchester High defeated Milton High School 14 to 0 at Harnett Field. Lineups featured Dorschester players Hinds, McQuade, Storer, Davidson, Mosher, Mahoney, Hobbs, Plummer, Beadel, Carpenter, and Randall among others. Milton’s roster included players like Stetson and Dunning in a hard fought game.
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Milton
Dorchester . High
Milton High
Harnett
Dorchester High
Hinds
R.e
Mosher Winchester
Pramington Mahoney
TeBe Hobbs Mulleany
Plummer McDonald
Babcock Rela
Carpenter Beadel
R.h. Lh
Plummer Dunning
Teh
Randall Worcester
F. B
F.b
Stetson
Harvard Freshmen Lose to Worcester A C 10 to 8 on Soldiers Field
Harvard freshmen battled Worcester Athletic Club on Soldiers Field yesterday. Worcester led 10 to 8 at half, Harvard rallied with two second half touchdowns but failed on the kicks. Worcester showcased team work while Harvard’s Holden and the line held best.
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Harvard
Worcester Athletic Club
Soldiers Field
Worcester
Holden
Worcester A. C
Bigelow
L.e
Nourse Boston
1.T
Kilburn Walker
White Thomas
Fairbank Simpson
Ree Veaudec Didunestackecees
Li Herbert
Pit
Holden Bsgs
Richardson
G-D
Farley Boy
Egg Morgan
H.b
Adams
Macaimber
Dasto McGregor
Bor
Harvard Seniors Edge Brookline High in Low-Scoring Game
In Cambridge yesterday afternoon Harvard seniors held off Brookline High School with a single touchdown by Harrison halfback for the only score. Brookline’s strong interference limited Harvard’s heavier rush, while a Brookline fumble prevented scoring on the other end.
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Harvard
Brookline High School
Cambridge
Harrison
Brookline
Brookline High
Norton
Smclte Ets Vaksde
Eea
Lewis Morton
Scece
Gilespie Paine
F. Yalbot
KOK
Matthews Merriman
Earb
Eee Curtis
R.t
Gants T
Seaver Armstrong
Fes Morse Frothingham
Q.b
Parker Lee
Cook
Rechliler Slatterlee
F.b
North
Williston Academy Beats Amherst Agricultural in Close Game
Amherst hosts Williston Academy in a football clash ending 14 to 10 in favor of Williston. Sands starred with a 75 yard run as Williston produced three second half touchdowns in a brilliant performance.
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Amherst
Williston Academy
Amherst ’Agricultural College
Williston
Sands
Willilston
Bowdoin Dart mouth return game threatened
At a large Football Association mass meeting in Hanover on October 23 a resolution was adopted stating Bowdoin owes Dartmouth a return football game. If the game is not granted this fall, no football games will be played with Bowdoin for two years.
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Hanover
N. H
Football Association
Bowdoin
Dartmouth
Manchester High School Beats Lowell High 2 to 6
Manchester high school defeated Lowell high school 2 to 6 at Varick Park. The game featured entertaining plays and clean football.
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Manchester
N. H
Manchester High School
Lowell High School
Varick Park
Brown Fall Meet at Brown University Providence
Brown's fall meet on Lincoln Field produced no records and lacked usual excitement. Edward A. Preceil led the half mile with a 2 10 3 5 time, Graves won the 120 yard hurdles, Howe took the 440 yard dash, O'Brien won the 100 yard dash, and other results included close finishes across sprints and distance events in Providence.
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Providence
Brown
Lincoln Field
Edward A. Prece Il
Harry ©. Hall
Saiupbury
Frank K. Taft
Russell C. Graves
Arenington
Charlies Bradley, Jr
Ray
Eisen
Emory Ace
Ace Jr
East Bridgewater
R . Fuller
East Westmoreland
Aioe
Waltham
Clarence H. Guild
Atlen Burn
Robert E. Barker
Taunton
Soro Brien
Seatsmond
Ae W. Upton
Albert H. Sheffiel Worcaster
Edward BE. Tyzzer
Wanefeld
Turner Ag Tieee
O' Brien
Williams Addresses Democratic Rally in Worcester Music Hall
Worcester October 23. Democrats hold a large rally at Music Hall Webster with speaker Hon. George Fred Williams. Chairman Eben S. Stevens of Dudley opened the meeting. Speakers included J. F. Reilly of Boston F. E. Dean candidate for Representative and Hon. Charles Hagerty.
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Worcester
Music Hall
Webster
George Fred Williams
Charles Haggerty
Eben
Stevens
Dudley
Mr. Williams
J. F. Reilly
Boston
F. E. Dean
Charles Hagcerty
Williams Speech Urges Public Advocate to Check Corporate Power
In a Massachusetts debate, Mr. Williams argues for appointing a solicitor general to act as a public advocate against corporate power. He cites lobbying, transportation monopolies, and private control of essential services as threats to individual rights, urging state action to empower citizens and balance state corporate influence. He emphasizes expert legal input for public hearings and notes Democrats support stronger checks on private power.
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State House
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Electric Light
The Mexican Rheumatic Cure: a Boston man’s revival tale
The Mexican Rheumatic Cure is promoted as a miracle remedy from Minatitlan Mexico. It claims Gilman M. Ryder of Boston recovered fully after seven months of paralysis and later shared the medicine with friends and sold by Weeks Potter and other wholesalers. Testimonials from Mrs. D. M. Fy and others praise rapid relief, with sales stated nationwide and at $1 per bottle.
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Gilman M. Ryder
Boston
Minatitlan
Mexico
Ryder
Quincy
Weeks & Potter
Geo. C. Goodwin
New England
Towm
Quincy Market
Waerel
D. M
Welesley Hills
Public advocate to defend citizens rights in licensing cases
A speaker urges creation of a public advocate in Massachusetts to represent public rights against corporate licensing power. He argues the office would quickly spread nationwide, insisting the constitution allows such an official and challenges opponents who ridicule the plan.
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Republican Party
Massachusetts
Temple of Liberty
Massachusetts Constitution
Salem
Constitution
Hancock
Bowdoin
Gore
Muel Adams
Williams at Southbridge speech delight for Farley
In Southbridge on October 23 the non arrival of George Fred Williams disappointed the crowd but Hon. P. J. Farley of Lowell drew the audience’s attention after arriving from Webster. S. K. Edwards, president of the meeting, introduced the speaker who was warmly welcomed. Williams’s remarks echoed his Webster speech.
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Southbridge
George Fred Williams
P. J. Farley
Loweis
Webster
K. Edwards
Williams
Amherst Sophomores Win Fall Meet in Pratt Gymnasium
Amherst College sophomores win the annual fall athletic meet at Pratt Gymnasium with 63 points, while the juniors score 6 and freshmen 9. Morgan shines, breaking the hammer record, and multiple events are listed with winners and times. The junior plug hat and cane race ends with an oyster supper for last-place contestants.
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Amherst
Amherst College
Pratt Gymnasium
Morgan
Austin
Everett L. Morgan
McAllister
Everett
Luch
Garfield
Tim Tell
Robert T. Eliots
Fay
Samuel
Rata
Hawes
Purkish
Dewar
Albert Mossman
Burd
Herbert C. Ide
Ward
Atlen P Een
Maxweil
D. Etme
L. Morgan
Tee
Bissell
Zin
Leon H. Austin
Miao
Puttin
Coleman
Dist Intance
Albert Bowenen
Everett Es ‘Morgan
Crawford
W. CC. Howland
J. A. Johnston
R. C. Perry
C. B. Weil
A. H. Wilde
Revolver Shooters Form Club for International Challenge
Nearly twenty well known revolver marksmen answered Dr. C. T. Adams of the New Manhattan Athletic Club inviting participation in forming a club. The aim is an international contest with England. A meeting is set at the New Manhattan Athletic Club tomorrow at 8 o clock to elect officers and adopt a constitution. Once top shooters are chosen, a challenge will be sent to the English team.
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C. T. Adams
New Manhattan Athletic Club
England
New Manhattan
Rose Withdraws Challenge to Lord Dunraven
C D Rose withdraws his challenge to Lord Dunraven as reported from New York. Rose’s cable to the New York Yacht Club states the withdrawal is due to possible offense taken by Dunraven, with the challenger cited as ready to step back if offended.
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New York
D. Rose
New York Yacht Club
Lord Dunraven
Rose
Dunraven
WilkesBarre club to stay in state league next season
WilkesBarre, Penn. Oct 2 reports state that the WilkesBarre Baseball Club will remain in the Pennsylvania State League next season. The club's future appears secure as talks conclude and the franchise plans to compete in the forthcoming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Peoo
Senator Hill Appeals at Cooper Union in Democratic Rally
In New York City on Oct 23 a large mass meeting at Cooper Union, under State Democratic committee, featured Senator David Hill as principal speaker. Frederic R. Coudert introduced Hill, who assailed Warner Miller and Republican drift, praised Democratic governance since 1898, and urged unity on issues of tariff, silver, and excise law. Hill condemned cowardly parties and predicted a Democratic victory blessing 1893 contests.
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New York
Cooper Union
State Democratic Committee
Principe
David Bill
Hinkley
Democratic State Committee
Frederic R
Coudert
Senator Hill
Hill
Warner Miller
Republican Party
Democratic Party
National Democratic Administration
Washington
Aftfairs
Yachtsmen to Form Massachusetts Racing Association
A major meeting of local yachting figures occurs tonight at 7 30 at the Massachusetts Yacht Club Hayward. A T Bliss secretary of the congress of regatta committees will call the session to order to establish a permanent organization for the yacht clubs, to be named the Massachusetts Racing Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Hayward
Place
A. T. Bliss
Congress of Regatta Committees
Massachusetts’ Racing Association
Boston Boot and Shoe Club Hosts Reception at Brunswick
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club held a pleasant reception in Hotel Brunswick parlors honoring Charles Carleton Coffin and General A. P. Martin. Only Coffin and Martin attended. after the event about 120 members dined together.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Hotel Brunswick
Charles Carleton Coffin
A. P. Martin
Board of Police Commissioners
A. A. Rand
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