Latin Team Faces Injury Riddled Season Ahead
Boston Latin School football coach Maguire has dismissed quarterback McKenna and worries over a thinning squad. Several players including Ryder Allison Cleary and Ayer are out for studies while Hale and Wicock suffer injuries. A Nov 16 match with Waltham High is uncertain. Dorchester game at Dunbar Avenue may also be affected.
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Maguire
McKenna
Boston Latin School
Ryder
Allison
Cleary
Ayer
Hale
Wicock
Maloney
Lawrence High
Nat Tufts
Waltham High
Waltham
Boston
Latin School
Dorchester
Dunbar Avenue
Kerney Delaney
Harvard Practice Shows Scrimmage Spark On Both Sides
Harvard second eleven kept the varsity on the run in a fast hard scrimmage yesterday afternoon with no scoring. Cate at quarterback and Osborne on the second team highlighted a vigorous drill as Tackling practice was intensified by a ladder to force dives over for tackles.
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Varsity
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White
Cate
Pro Golfers Meet Today on Brae-Burn Links
Four top professionals from the East compete at Brae-Burn Country Club in West Newton. Aleck Ross and Gilbert Nichols lead the field, with Alex Campbell and Alex Smith also in the quartet. Past results show Ross won the national title with Nichols close behind, and Ross first in the Massachusetts Open playoff with Nichols second. A 145 or better is expected to win today.
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East
Brae-Burn Country Club
West Newton
Alex. Smith
United States
Aleck Ross
Gilbert Nichols
Alex. Campbell
Campbell
D. Brown
Alec Campbell
Ross
Nichols
Faust Wins Furious Race at Jamaica New York
Faust ridden to a 7 to 1 victory in the Southampton handicap at Jamaica. Gretna Green and Don Creole followed as the rest of the field closed, with Don Creole impeded on the back stretch. Other race winners included Suffrage in the first, Marster in the first, Arasee in the second, Lord Stanhope in the third, and Carrollton in the fifth and sixth races.
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New York
Arasee
Lord Stanhope
Carrollton
Gossip of the Boxers Promoters threaten state boxing clampdown
The column warns that California promoters backing 45 round bouts may push boxing toward illegality statewide. It notes Boston clubs facing similar scrutiny and details upcoming fights at Cooper S. and A. C. Bowdoin Square and other matchups, including Glover Deshler and Walcott Donovan efforts.
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Cooper
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Cooper S. and
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Billy Glover
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Joe Walcott
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Three Hub Boxers Head West for Fame and Fortune
A trio of Hub boxers Young Donahue Sam Langford and Jimmy Walsh were paired for westward debuts by Eddie Keewin. Donahue meets Jimmy Burns in Los Angeles for the light weight title Langford faces Young Peter Jackson while Walsh versus Wilenburg is set for Goldfield with weight disputes noted. Mysterious Billy Smith trainer Professor Jimmy Kelley is preparing Twin Sullivan for a Goldfield November 1 finish bout with Frank Fields.
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Eddie Keewin
Young Donahue
Sam Langford
Jimmy Walsh
Jimmy Burns
Los Angeles
Gans
Peter Jackson
Young Whilenborn
Goldfield
Walsh
Jimmy Kelley
Boston
Billy Smith
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Dick O’brien
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Sullivan
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Bridge team posts high pin record and match results
At Brunswick alleys Cam bridge team rolled the highest night total 1835 with three strings from E and R. Pilgrim beat Empire two of three while Dreamer Wing defeated Elite. Eastern Steam topped City, Regal beat Excelsior, and Taylor Bros. swept Foster Currier three straight.
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Pilgrim
Empire
Dreamer-Wing
Elite
Eastern Steam
Regal
Excelsior
Taylor’ Bros
Foster Currier
Somerville High Edges Technology Freshmen 6 0
Somerville High School rallied in the second half to defeat Technology freshmen 6 to 0 at Broadway Athletic Field. Red Mahoney sparked the comeback scoring a late touchdown and a safety after Technology had controlled the game. Cousens scored the touchdown for Somerville and Spaulding delivered the safety.
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Technology
Broadway
Somerville
Mahoney
Newton High
Somerville H. S
Cousens
Spaulding
Stafford
Baltimore Boxing Night Promises Oddities and Flair
Matty Baldwin and Kid Sullivan meet in Baltimore next Tuesday night with Timotheus Iurst refereeing. The piece mixes playful athletic history and quirky notes about boxing, football, and local Roxbury sports inquiries, concluding with a diary fragment about a mollycoddle and quirky fraternity jokes.
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Kid Sullivan
Washington
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Timotheus Iurst
Knight
Stone's Team Shut Out 22 to 0 by Middlesex Academy
Stone's School eleven lost 22 to 0 at Concord to Middlesex Academy in their second game. Middlesex remains undefeated this season, while Stone's fought hard and came close to scoring on several drives. Touchdowns credited to Billings two and Pierce two, with Godfrey adding two goals from touchdowns. Timekeeper Bates. linesmen Clark and Donahue. Attendance about 600.
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Donahue
Tech cross country men hold trials for varsity team
At Roxbury course Technology's cross country trials drew 15 candidates with Captain Howland leading the varsity finish. Coach Kanaly guided the group as the squad appears set to field a strong team this fall with multiple Tech runners named in the final order.
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City League Bowls Noted Scores At Carruth Alleys
Wildey topped the event with 1486 as Carruth Island won two over McCarthy's in straight sets. Ca Elite and Regal led with three straight and M. and Boylston also took three in a round of competitive games.
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Clinkers and Indians Clash in South Boston Showdown
At McNary Park South Boston on Saturday October 26 the Clinker A C of South Boston faces the strong Indian team of Lowell. A fierce rivalry exists and a competitive game is anticipated.
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Prominent New York Yachting Leader Dies in New York
Trenor L. Park of New York commodore of the Atlantic Y C died Tuesday night in New York. He was a noted yachtsman, owner of the Vim which won the Roosevelt cup in 1906, and had owned the Mimosas champions in Long Island Sound. He belonged to the New York and Eastern yacht clubs, the Scawanhaka-Corinthian, and was commodore of the Atlantic Club for years.
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Chase Equals His Record at Greater Boston Driving Club
A damp day drew a large crowd on the Charles River speedway for the Greater Boston Driving Club races. Chase the bay gelding tied his pace record with a 1:00% time in Class A trotting, amid closely matched fields and fast tracks across multiple classes and competitors.
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Revere Defeats Boston Latin 20 to 0
Revere High beat Boston Latin School 20 to 0 with only two first team players in the lineup. Scoring came from J Farnuin Reppeto Bowker and Woolard. Umpire Alex McQuarrie referee Ayer and linesmen Green and White. Time for two 115 minute halves.
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Medford Crushes Rockridge Hall 28 to 0 in Wellesley
Medford dominated Rockridge Hall at home delivering a 28 to 0 victory. Rio starred for Medford with Ford Coffin and Fosgate scoring touchdowns as Enwright kicked three extra points. Referee Smith and umpire officiated the two 15 minute halves.
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Yale Scrubs Edge Varsity as Hobbs 75-Yard TD Sparks Practice
Henry Hobbs of Thorndike scored a 75 yard touchdown on a forward pass from Dines for Yale scrubs in a 25 minute practice. The regulars used a heavy ground game and limited forward passes. Halfback Wheaton remained sidelined with a knee injury.
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Alcott
Walter Camp
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St Marks routs Newton High in 47 to 11 win
Southboro October 23 St Mark s swamps Newton High 47 to 11 in a game where St Marks relied on a strong kicking game and a continual forward pass. Touchdowns by Coleman Bull Cotrell Wood Allen Potter and a seven from Wood with Chandler kicking. Officials listed with two 20 minute halves and an attendance of 500.
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Niles Earns Harvard Tennis Championship Title
Niles captured Harvard's tennis championship with a 6 2 6 4 6 0 victory over Captain Pell on Jarvis Field. This marks his third consecutive year winning the Harvard singles title after previous wins over Morse and Sulloway.
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Yale Teams Weak at Ends But Strong Overall, Captain Says
West Point captain Rodney Smith in Yale News says Yale is stronger than last year overall, with better defense and team work. Ends are weaker than last year. quarterback Tad Jones appears uncertain. Goebel and Cooney shine, while Coy is a strong punter and runner.
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Conn
Rodney Smith
West Point Eleven
Yale
Smith
Yale News Today
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Goebel
Cooney
Tad Jones
Dines
Coy
Biglow
Penn Shifts Her Lineup To Counter Michigan
Philadelphia October 23 Penn coach Torrey restructured the lineup in anticipation of a tough game with Michigan. Schultz the Michigan center rush weighing 230 pounds has impressed with speed and tackling, prompting a switch from Dwyer to Dexter Draper at center. Draper, 200 pounds and a former guard star, is expected to disrupt Michigan's key plays.
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Michigan
Torrey
Schultz
Rush
Dwyer
Dexter Draper
South Boston
Draper
Dartmouth Has a Slump Before Amherst Clash
At Hanover on October 23 Dartmouth varsity practice showed sloppiness with many fumbles as the squad managed only one scoring play in the second period. Ingersoll was absent and Boyle’s arrival was delayed. tomorrow’s session is the last before the trip to Northampton for the Amherst game.
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Everett Youth Seeks 115-Pound Opponent Across New England
Young Chisholm of Everett is eager to box any 115-pound adversary in New England and is growing anxious as no challenger steps up. He is willing to face Young Cahill or Kid Dufresne, hoping for a match.
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Annals of Sport Highlights From 1890s and Early 1900s
Chronology lists sport events including G F Slosson defeating W Sexton in a $500 carrom match in Chicago, Jack Dempsey beating Tom Henry in New York, Montreal cross country champs with J W Moffatt first, R Larkin second, J G Ross third, Harry Holliday shaving 70 men in 36 minutes in London, Tommy Ryan defeating Jack Bonner in Coney Island, Lou Dillon setting a one mile trotting record, Honey Malley defeating Jack O Keefe in Chicago, and Steve Kinney defeating Benny Yanger in Davenport Iowa.
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G. F. Slosson
W. Sexton
New York
Jack Dempsey
Tom Henry
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J. W. Moffatt
R. Larkin
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Eng
Harry Holliday
Coney Island
Tommy Ryan
Jack Bonner
Memphis
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Lou Dillon
Honey Mellody
Jack O’keefe
Davenport
Steve Kinney
Benny Yanger
Harvard Fall Handicap Games Set With 214 Entries
Harvard's annual fall handicap games will be held in the stadium this afternoon with 214 entrants. All contestants have passed the strength test and the event is described as exciting and competitive.
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