Lipton Still After The Cup In New Challenge
Sir Thomas Lipton plans another America's Cup challenge from the Royal Ulster Yacht Club Belfast under a new measurement rule aimed at curbing freak designs like Reliance and Shamrock. The formal challenge may be issued next Thursday after a yachtmen’s meeting in New York.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Belfast
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Will
Thomas
Yale Stumbles While Princeton Leads Eastern Collegiate Athletics
Yale drops from first in total points as Cornell, Princeton, Harvard, and Pennsylvania contest the top. Princeton has yet to concede a goal, while Yale’s defense remains strong. News covers football shifts, Captain Morse, Jiggs Donohue’s series leadership, and talk of longer World Series formats and potential Harvard Cambridge University tennis exchange.
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Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Springfield
Cambridge University
England
Doherty Brothers
Beagle Field Trials and Beach Show Set by New England Club
During the week beginning November 12 the New England Beagle Club will hold its 18th annual field trials at the Grafton Country Club. A beach show for working beagles will be held in connection with the trials. Thomas Shallcroes and Walter J. Few will judge the beagles in the field. Entries close November 6.
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New England Beagle Club
Grafton Country Club
Thomas Shallcroes
Walter J. Few
Harvard Varsity Smashes Second Eleven In Scrimmage
Harvard varsity backs tore through the line for large gains while the first team defense stopped the second team from making a first down. Foster, Lockwood, Starr and Osborne starred with strong running and passing. Burr’s punts and field attempts lagged, and Burnham struggled after injury return.
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Harvard Varsity
Varsity
Lockwood
Foster
Wendell
Starr
Kersberg
Burr
Fraser
Parker
Osborne
Reid
Burnham
Gilbert
Graydon
Harvard
Miller
White
R. E
R. T
R. G
Inches
Orr
Hall
Q. B
Lincoln
F. B
Hopewell
Bird
Warren
Plumb
Dorr
O'Hare
1. G
1. T
Moore
1. E
Taylor
Greenebaum
White, F. B
Dartmouth Prepares for Williams Rivalry in Springfield
Dartmouth coaches push players through severe scrums as they gear up for the Williams game in Springfield. The schedule soon adds Princeton Amherst Harvard and Brown with guard Blake returning. Bullock may miss the game, replaced by Bankart if needed.
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Hanover
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Williams
Springfield
Willams
Folsom
Dartmouth
Princeton
Amherst
Harvard
Brown
Blake
Bullock
Bankart
Maxwell to attempt 2500 mile dash in seven days
A Maxwell two cylinder touring car will start from the Bay State Automobile Association house in Boston on an endurance trek to Worcester. The goal is 2500 miles in seven days with four round trips daily, totaling 28 trips. Drivers include C W Kelsey Ralph Coburn and Lucius B Tyler.
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Maxwell
Boston
Worcester
C. W. Kelsey
New York
Ralph Coburn
Lucius 8. Tyler
Worcester Automobile Club
Bay State Automobile Association
Newtons
Natick
South Framingham
Marlboro
Lake Quinsigamond
Tyler
American Automobile Association
Buffalo
Bretton ‘Woods
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Waltham Schedule Changes Scramble Games Dates
Waltham High adjusts sports schedule with Salem High game moved to Saturday October 2 at Wal tham replacing Hyde Park. Hyde Park game moved to November 9. No Waltham MIT game arranged.
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Waltham High
Salem High
Waltham
Hyde Park
Waltham-M. I. T
Yale Varsity Beaten by Freshmen in Practice Scrimmage
Yale New Haven Conn Oct 23 Yale football practice ends with freshmen dominating the varsity in a 16 minute scrimmage. Captain Coy scores a 30 yard TD after a pass from Moorhead. Freshmen hold varsity on downs four times. injuries shift players.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Coy
Moorhead
Fred Murphy
Mike
Billy Murphy
Andover Academy
Forbes
Paige
Dunbar
Brides
Alcott
Ongdon
Tad Jones
Roome
Holloway
Linn
Eastman Calls Athletes Mushrooms Too Tightly Fed
Harvard Union heard Dr Charles A Eastman Amherst Sioux criticise modern athletes for overfeeding and artificial training. He contrasted Indian physiques with white practice methods while noting his Dartmouth football past and his work as a physician missionary and writer.
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Charles A. Eastman
Amherst
Harvard Union
Harvard
Eastman
Dartmouth
Jockey Radike Suspended After Jamaica Ride
New York October 23 Jockey Herman Radike once popular on the coast and across summer at local tracks has been suspended for the ride on Tommy Waddell the 13 to 5 favorite in the third race. The stewards ordered his suspension for the remainder of the meeting and sent the case to the Jockey Club.
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New York
Herman Radike
San Francisco
Jamaica
Tommy Waddell
Jockey Club
Rye
Mainchance
Macy, Jr
Garnish
Jacina
Suffrage
O Brien to Face Jeffries in Exhibition Bout
Philadelphia report says Jack O'Brien will meet James J. Jeffries in a three round exhibition fight for the Los Angeles police relief fund set for the latter part of next month.
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Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
James J. Jeffries
Jawn
Big Boilermaker
Police Relief Fund of
Los Angeles
Boxing Gossip Sparks Gans Nelson Talks and Match Drama
Boxing gossip traces Joe Gans and Kid Herman as a potential lightweight title clash. Nelson signals willingness to fight for high stakes while suggesting winner take all, amid a web of purses, charity splits, and past color-line tensions. Other notes cover Haverhill bouts, Burke vs Douglas plans in Portland, and the Walcott Cote postponement.
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Kid Herman
Gans
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Nelson
Adi
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Sailor Burke
Jim Scanion
Ay Beddo McGrath
Cambridge
Billy Burke
Philadelphia
Fred Douglas
Savannah
Portland
Burke
Labor Day
Eatersay
Fii
Kid McDonald
Chelsea
Eddie Harri
Kid Dell
Belfield Walcott
Arthur Cote
Biddeford
Walcott
Jack O’brien
Palace Theatre
Boston
Jack Willams
Fred Dooley
Steve O'Donnell
Rindge Manual Training Wins Cambridge Triangular Title
Rindge Manual Training School defeated Cambridge Latin 6 to 0 to claim the Cambridge triangular league championship in Newton on October 23. Hogan scored the sole touchdown with Griffin kicking the extra point. Latin threatened with two forward passes but could not score. Attendance was about 8,500.
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Rindge Manual Training School
Cambridge
Cambridge Latin
Latin School
Haling
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Hogan
James
Griffin
Reeves
Close
Goodale Griffin
Ng hKeyes
Reese Seete
Wills Jones
Crimmins
Ramsey
Svitaeakae
Christian
R. E
Douglas McKensie
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Reeves Green
Meyers
H. B
Close James
H. D. Burns Hogan
F. B
Dedham High and Mechanic Arts Play Stalemate at Stone Park
Dedham High and Mechanic Arts met at Stone Park for the first time since 1901. Neither side scored as Rutherford and Barnes starred for Mechanic Arts while Currie and F Harris led Dedham High. Boyd, D. Rutherford, and King stood out in a 15 minute half, with 600 in attendance.
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Dedham
Dedham High
Mechanic Arts
Stone Park
Boston
Rutherford
Barnes
Currie
F. Harris
Biddle
Boyd
D. Rogers
Erell
Be Ter. E
Dooley
O'Keefe
Mower
Bussey
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Mahoney
Cotton
Dever Hodgdon
G. Roberteon
Barnes Currie
tseGy
Johnson R. Harris
Robinson WF. Harris, Jr
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McClay Finn
Murphy
Stevens Boyd
Rutherford King
Morey Danes
F. B
Wingerskyre
Mechanic
Arts
Dunn
Wyman
Ine
Reed
Gallagher
Amsden
Powers Re elected President of the Eastern League
Patrick T. Powers of Providence Rhode Island was elected president of the Eastern League at its annual meeting in New York. He succeeds Harry L. Taylor of Buffalo and previously led the league for 13 years. Buffalo was named last season’s champions as Powers’s election was approved with new directors listed.
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New York
Patrick T. Powers
Providence
R. I
Harry L. Taylor
Buffalo
Powers
Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Newark
Baltimore
Charles T.chapin
Moses Frank
J. J. Stern
J. J. McCaffrey
Edward Hanlon
Hugh Jennings
Joseph Stern
W. J. Murray
Charles T. Chapin
Edward McSweeney
Jesse Applegath
J. J. Richards
M. Kittredge
W. W. Burnham
Baldwin O Brien Bout At Chelsea Ends In Draw
Matty Baldwin of Charlestown fights Rouse O'Brien of South Boston to a 15 round draw at Chelsea referee Hector McInnis rules even. Baldwin dominates late, with strong body work and a strong finish as O'Brien shows flashes but cannot overturn the early edge. Denny Ryan stops Frank Russell in the fifth after Russell fouls. Young Kirby defeats Billy Connarty in the semi final with a solar plexus punch.
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Chelsea
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Rouse O’brien
South Boston
Hector McInnish
Baldwin
O’brien
En Boy
Rouse
O'Brien
Denny Ryan
Cambridge
Frank Russell
Boston
Russell
Young Kirby
Lawrence
Billy Connarty
Connarty
Smith Wins Eastern Pro Golf Championship at Forest Hill
Alexander Smith of Nassau Club Long Island won the medal play over 36 holes at Forest Hill Club Newark to take the first Eastern Professional Golf Association championship title. Alec Campbell Brookline Mass placed second with 149, while Dave Hunter Essex County N J and George Thompson Roseville N J tied for third with 152. Brady Boston finished eighth at 155.
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New York
Alexander Smith
Nassau Club
Long Island
Forest Hill Club
Newark
N. J
Smith
Eastern Professional Golf Association
Alec Campbell
Brookline
Mass
Dave Hunter
Essex County
George Thompson
Roseville
M. Brady
Boston
Harvard Faces West Point in Season Opener with Key Bets
Harvard prepares to travel to West Point for a crucial test as Cornell’s big win over Bucknell shifts betting for Princeton Cornell. Yale Princeton officials named for Nov 17 with Bob Wrenn refereeing. Carlisle Indians eye win in Philadelphia while Swarthmore boasts a strong defense.
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Harvard
West Point
Cornell
Bucknell
New York
Polo Grounds
Princeton
Bob Wrenn
Chicago
Hackett
Yale
Bob Forbes
Forbes
Shevlin
George H. Brooke
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
Andover
Exeter
Carlisle Indians
Philadelphia
Indians
Army
Williams
Crimson Eleven
Bowditch Seen as Potential Harvard Football Coach Next Year
Harvard observers weigh Peter Bowditch as a possible successor if Reid leaves. Bowditch is highly regarded for success and knowledge of the game rules. Players say Reid’s claim to retire this year may be reversed if the team captain urges him to stay, and Bowditch’s proven progress this season fuels the outlook.
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Forest
Yale
Yost
Curtis
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Peter Bowditch
Harvard
Reid
Bowditch
Harvard 1907 Tennis Players Win New Title
The class of 1907 won Harvard tennis doubles when A. M. Harlow and F. X. Goodale defeated E. T. Dana and O. B. Harriman 1 6 7 5 12 10. The 1907 class also won the singles championship a few days earlier.
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Harvard
A. M. Harlow
F. X. Goodale
E. T. Dana
O. B. Harriman
McGovern and Corbett Sign for January Bout
New York Oct 23 Terry Mc Govern and Young Corbett signed articles to fight the first week in January. The bout will be held before the club offering the biggest purse according to representatives.
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New York
Terry’’ McGovern
Corbett
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