Yale and B A A Elevens in hard Yale Boston game
Yale shutout the Boston Athletic Association 28 to 0 at Yale field in stormy weather. Butterworth scored all Yale touchdowns with three and added a field goal. Hickok kicked eight goals from touchdown and one from the field. Borden suffered a broken collar bone. Ericsson was benched for slugging. Attendance about 1000 as Yale dominated on a wet day.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Boston Athletic Association
Butterworth
Harvard
Borden
Ericsson
Boston
Hickok
Murphy
Wade
DeWitt
Dearborn
Mason
Yale Boston
A. A. Bass
CNM
MccAloon
R. Hickok
Gallagher Dater
S.ccoee
E.eeses Ird Og Senwesdeeve
Cone
Winslow W. Hickok
Fay Murphy
Sargent Greenway
Mason Morris
Eskridze Wade
Nsecccees
Ceesee Burns DeWitt
Dearborn Butterworth
Hoag
Boston A. A
W. Hickok
D. B. Lyman
Amherst
Mass
Wesleyan
Pratt Field
Pratt
Deering
Johnston
Brooklyn
N. Y
Polytechnic Institute
Eastern Park
Morris
Chauncey
Hall
Betts
McCrea
Duffy's Whiskey Endorsed as Cold Preventive by Clergymen
An old promotional column claims cold prevention through Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. It quotes Rev. B Mills of Kansas praising its health benefits and urges avoiding substitutes while noting medical cautions about alcohol. The piece also includes a college football recap with Dartmouth vs Bowdoin, detailing touchdowns by Kelley and McCornack, final score 14-0.
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New York
B. Mills
Kansas
Duffy
Dartmouth
Hart
Mr. Moyle
E. H. Sykes
Bowdoin
W. K. Smith
Tech Triumphs Over Brown 8 to 4 in Gridiron Match
Tech defeated Brown 8 to 4 at South End grounds with Thomas scoring two touchdowns and Fultz adding a 63-yard run. Weathered by injuries, Brown managed a first-half lead before Tech pulled away in the second half as Rockwell and Le Moyne starred on defense and offense.
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Tech
Brown
Thomas
Fultz
Hayden
Millard
Rockwell
Mansfield
LeMoyne
McCarthy
Robinson
Donovan
Hopkins
Providence
Underwood
Emery
Oseees
Aoor Springer
Whiting
Emery Ames
Robingson
Chase Mansfield
Donovan Rockwell
Hopkins Underwood
P. C. Gilbert
William Norton
Yale
T. M. Lothrop
Dartmouth Victory Over Bowdoin 14 to 0 on Bowdoin Home Ground
Dartmouth defeated Bowdoin 14 to 0 in Brunswick Maine on October 24. Dartmouth used its heavier line to power through the center and claim a first ever Bowdoin home defeat. The report notes Dartmouth’s weight advantage and strong gains up the middle.
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Brunswick. Me
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
Mitch
Alland Bros Haircuts Prominent Style House in Tremont Row
TLEMEN who appreciate stylish hair design find a reliable choice at Alland Bros Tremont row. Haircutters to Harvard Tufts Boston University School of Technology for 12 years.
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Alland Bros
Princeton routs Lehigh in cold rain 32 to 0
Princeton dominated Lehigh in a one sided football game despite Lehigh’s kicking game led by Fitzgerald. Wheeler, Poe and Barnett starred for Princeton with multiple touchdowns as Voorhis and Trenchard added kicks. Final score Princeton 32 Lehigh 0.
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Princeton
N. J
Lehigh
Fitzgerald
Wheeler
Poe
Barnett
Reiter
Edwards
Church
Voorhis
Trench
Smith
Best Church
Howston
Bure
Eroc
Vssevre
Osicee
Cesceiss
Budd Trenchard
Okeson Poe
Eeeecovess
Phillips Barnett
Harrison Reiter
Thurston Edwards
Pitzgerald
Trenchard
Mr. King
Mr. Wilker
Janeway
Williams Overpowers Greenfield A A 44 To 0 In Muddy clash
Williams defeats Greenfield Athletic Association 44 to 0 as Draper brothers Townsend and Ogilvie lead with long runs. Taylor and Seeley officiate, 40 minute game in heavy rain, high-scoring touchdowns by Fred Draper and others.
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Williamstown
Williams
Greenfield Athletic Association
Draper Brothers
Greenfield
Drapers
Townsend
Ogilvie
Maxwell
Hamilton
Class
Phil Draper
Fred Draper
Buck
Street
Mather
Umire
C. F. Seeley
W. H. Davis
Nesman
S. F. Patterson
Yale Denies Thanksgiving Game With Princeton
Yale manager Cable dismisses reports of a Thanksgiving Day meeting with Princeton in New York. He notes Yale will play Harvard at Springfield that weekend and says the faculty opposes any Thanksgiving games in New York. He cites parental protests against rowdy scenes after the game.
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New Haven
Phillips's Easy Victory for Phillips Academy Over Haverhill
Andover Phillips Academy football crushed Haverhill Athletic Association 28 to 0 on the campus. Hine starred with three touchdowns and four goals before injuring his knee and leaving the game. The visitors improved after halftime, but Andover added only one more touchdown.
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Andover
Phillips Academy
Haverhill Athletic Association
Academy
Hine
Springfield High defeats Connecticut Literary Institute 10 to 0
Springfield High School beats Connecticut Literary Institute by ten points in a football game held in Springfield on October 24.
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Springfield High School
Victors
Springfield
Connecticut Literary Institute
Post Woman Solves Chief Justice Riddle in City Hunt
A Boston Post woman roamed the streets asking blue-coated officers who led the Supreme Court, and after questioning many, a veteran at Jordan Marsh finally named Walbridge A. Field as chief justice. The piece notes the city’s police tone and the public search near Tremont and Boylston.
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Chapman Street
Indiana Place
Dover Street
Tremont Street
Boylston
West Newton Street
Boylston Street
Tremont Crossing
Back Bay
Supreme Court
Post
Parker House
Pemberton Square
Judge Mason
Tremont Row
Bowdoin Square
Washington Street
Court
Washington Streets
Holmes
Fields
Force
Jordan & Marsh’s
Temple Place
Walbridge A. Field
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Perry's Bed and the Malden Melrose Boundary Dispute
The article details a long running line dispute between Malden and Melrose over property taxed by Malden but located in Melrose. Owner George E. Perry’s sleeping room lies across the line, turning him a Malden taxpayer for years, while surveys split a dining room and table across towns. Tax bills of $68.98 were issued by Melrose, and the case awaits aldermanic committee action to resolve the boundary and future taxes.
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Melrose
Perry
Malden
George E. Perry
Malden-Melrose
Mr. Perry
Melrose Assessors
Committee On Claims
The
Board of Aldermen
Boxing Gossip Picks Monday Smith OBrien Bout Details
An authoritative source says the Smith O'Brien match will be settled at Lafayette Club Monday night under a Board of Aldermen license. Ticket demand will be high. Billy Smith trains under Jack McGee and aims for strong showing. Dick O'Brien has trained in Lewiston under his brother Jack. Maine locals expect a surprise performance.
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Smith-O’brien
Lafayette
Board of Aldermen
Billy Smith
Jack McGee
Dick O'Brien
Lewiston
Jack
Maine
Dick O’brien
Smith
Dave Ross
Mike Sears
Griffo
Charley McCarthy
Ariel Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Jimmy McHale
Jack McAuliffe
Owen Zeigler
Cribb Club
Jim McCarthy
Corbett
Fitz
Pedestrian Weston completes 17 mile leg to Schenectady in four hours
Edward Payson Weston started in Newburg Monday to walk 500 miles. He reached Albany at 11:40 AM and left for Schenectady at 2:30 PM in heavy rain. In Schenectady he arrived at 6:45 PM after covering 17 miles in four hours and plans to leave for Amsterdam at 4:00 AM.
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Albany
N. Y
Edward Payson Weston
Newburg
Schenectady
Weston
Amsterdam
La Thorp Edges Zeramby In Murray & Irwin Tourney Opener
La Thorp defeated Zeramby 100 to 98 in the Murray and Irwin pool tournament opener at South Boston. The match stayed close and was decided on the final ball.
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la Thorp
Zeramby
South Boston
East Boston Team Defeats Reviews by Thirty-Five Pins
A Jeffries Winter Club squad from East Boston faced the Reviews last night in Chelsea and won by thirty-five pins. The match showcased solid bowling from East Boston as they outscored their opponents.
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Jeffries
East Boston
Chelsea
Radical transparent visor for hats new remedy claims
A Chicago inventor touts a thin green glass visor worn over the eyes to substitute long hat peaks and dust glasses. The pliable, uncrackable visor purportedly protects eyes from sun and can rest on the nose for an extra-long peak. Century Road Club records listed include mileage and state or territorial records across several states with dates in 1800s and 1890s.
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Burns Pierce
Glover
Peeedeeeesets
Gatenby
F. Werner
Sey Ee
Berquest
Ccccsecsecvese
BH. G. Merrill
Jaeiees
Vinton
F. Parkhurst
S. B. Hall
Chou
Hi. Hanson
Oller
B. W. Boyd
Ccvece
Perret
F. A. Landry
Ceebes
Aw “Carroll
S. Sgu
A. Leighton
Ness
A. Franklin
McKee
Seeebbee
Csse
S. W
C. L. Barker
Pittsfield
Berkshire County Wheelmen
Massachusetts
National Assembly
C. P. Adams
Lynn
Springfield Bicycle Club
Westboro Cycle Club
West Lynn Rovers
Lynn Cycle Club
Columbia
Glenmere
Malden
Taunton
Columbia Racing
Palmer
H. A. Dorr
Broadway
Mass
Chicago
Century Road Club of America
St. It
Iowa
W. S. Furman
Oran
Ohio
T. S. Jensen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Territory
F. W. Knowland
Syracuse
N. Y
New York State
Alfred C. Smith
A. I. Bianchi
Boston
I. A. Grath
St. Louis
Missouri
A. L. Proulx
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
A. le Jeal
Erie
Penn
Pennsylvania
A. Weaver
de Soto
Millitiamen at Basketball in Essex County Debut
Danvers Company K beat Lynn Company D 29 to 9 in the first Essex county military basketball game held in Danvers.
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Danvers
Essex County Military
Company K
Company D
Lynn
Melrose Malden boundary line crosses Perry home rooms
Survey notes show the Melrose Malden line bisecting Mr. George F. Perry’s bedroom and dining room. The line, agreed by 1887 surveyors, divides Perry’s property with parts in both towns and traces back to prior 1876 delineations.
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George F. Perry
Melrose
Malden
Perry
Sullivan Says Popular Idol Comment on Corbett
The remark recalls the rivalry with Corbett and credits Prof. Shaw for lessons. The exchange hints at public opinion of the fighters and notes a meeting at a homelike parlour on Mont Street.
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Corbett
John L
Prof. Shaw
Mont Street
Ex-Mayor Burns recounts burglary attempt at East Somerville home
Ex mayor Mark F Burns describes an axe wielding intruder at his Mt. Vernon and Pearl street residence. A servant girl heard the disturbance and the thief fled after a failed break in, leaving no damage or items stolen. Burns dismissed the incident as minor and sensationalized by afternoon papers.
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Mark F Burns
East Somerville
Burns
Mt. Vernon and
Pearl Streets
The
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