Brown Surprises Providence With 6-0 Victory Over Boston College
Brown defeats Boston College 6 to 0 in Providence despite fielding seven substitutes and four varsity players. Hart of BC made a 60 yard run but was stopped by Pratt. Paine scored the touchdown and Richardson kicked the goal. The game ended early at darkness with Brown holding the ball near BC’s 20 yard line. Ground was wet and fumbles common. Brown earned the win with stronger second-half play.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Boston College
Hart
Pratt
Boston
Paine
Richardson
Providence Boys
Babe Aed College
Wong Y le Oiui
Tee Chase van
Letreet
Sheehan Rooke
Wheeler Richardson
Chesbro McCaron
B.c
Washburn Hart
R. Maloney
Te Microarswcuwaes R. H
Richardson McGrath
Slocum
Weeks
White
Gifford
Teeling
Syracuse Middleweight Outclasses Bonner In 20 Round Bout
Tommy Styan of Syracuse fights Jack Bonner of Summit Hill Penn in a 20 round middleweight title bout at the Greater New York Athletic Club. Ryan dominates, Bonner shows grit amid heavy punishment, final score 2 to 1 betting on Ryan with 4000 in attendance.
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New York
Tommy Styan
Syracuse
Jack Bonner
Summit Hill
Penn
Greater New York Athletic Club
Ryan
Bonner
Dreamland
Brown
Billy Ryan
Tommy Sullivan
Brooklyn
Mills A Find Gives Harvard Line Bucking A Lift
Harvard practice highlights Freddie Mills as a standout line bucker showing power and consistency yesterday. Mills, at right tackle, broke through Kingsbury for a ten yard gain, dominated the line on offense, and impressed spectators with his thudding rush. Kingsbury faced holes but Mills outclassed him, while Cr. Sargent returned to center and Durability concerns lingered for Lawrence and Burnett.
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Harvard
Freddie Mills
Kingsbury
Mills
W. R. Lawrence
Haughton
Bert Waters
Varsity
Scrubs
Cr. Sargent
Burnett
Lawrence
Donald
Anson to Manage Quakers Next Baseball Season
Chicago Oct 24 The report has required that Captain Anson may be found at the head of the Philadelphia Baseball Club next season.
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Anson
Quakers
Chicago
Philadelphia
Watts Wins Colored Middleweight Clash in Louisville
Watts of Louisville defeated Jim Janey of Baltimore in seven rounds before the Louisville A. C. tonight. The bout featured fierce exchanges with Watts holding the advantage from the start to the finish.
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Louisville
Jim Watts
Jim Janey
Baltimore
Louisville A. C
Watts
Slow times mark Harvard A A track meet draw
The Harvard Athletic Association trials produced slow but close racing as upperclassmen were scarce and Tom Burke did not compete. Ferguson won the tight high hurdles over Fox by a fraction of an inch, while freshmen Boynton and Schweppe from Andover raced the 88-yard dash with Boynton taking the win in 2:07 1-5.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Tom Burke
R. A Ferguson
Fox
Ferguson
Boynton
Schweppe
Andover
Poor Racing at Saugus Exposes Tepid Crowd and Easy Wins
Races at Saugus drew a small crowd as all three events ended with clear winners. Henry P. captured the 2:16 pace with Trio second, while a wheel failure affected a heat but did not halt the sulky’s next run. Special races went to Ben Wilkes and Barron Lassie, with final times around 2:16 to 2:32 and purses of 300 and 100 dollars respectively.
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Saugus
Henry P
Trio
Ben Wilkes
Barron Lassie
B. G
Kentucky
B. m
Delmarch
C. A. Niles
Coleen
Jersey Wilkes
W. Ee
John
Kenwood
EB. Bass
Diavola
Br. G
King Turner
M. Tribon
Ease
Lucille
Cuthbert
N. J. Bignacis
Ren Wilkes
H. I. Jones
Rhedi
Sulton
M. Cummings
Happy Home
Collins
Emma P
Kentucky Dictator
van Anuken
Baron Lassie
Baron Wilkes
Hecuba
M. Paige
Innerhorn
Matterhorn
J. Collins
Billy Foster
Durland
B A A Defeats Union Boat Club In Charles River Relay
In a single scull relay race on the Charles River yesterday B A A won over Union Boat Club. Blake led for the Union in the first leg, Pope finished a length ahead for B A A. Wise trailed Henderson as the Unicorn fought back, Hardy faltered for the Union, and Horton and Florton’s boats closed the handicap. Wardwell of B A A started ahead in the final leg while Tudor closed the gap for Union.
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Union Boat Club
Charles River
Robert P. Blake
Everett L. Pope
Pope
Blake
Jonn P. Wise
A. C. Henderson
Wise
Gurish Sets Mile Road Records at Norwood
Dorchester rider Frank S. Gurish shattered mile road records at Norwood, clocking 1:41 1-5 flying start paced and 1:45 3-5 standing start paced. He also helped set tandem mile marks with J. Wold behind him and Tom Linton on a Welsh tandem owned by A M. Blades, reaching 1:54 3-5. Officials and pacemakers coordinated to verify times.
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Frank S. Gurish
Dorchester
Norwood
W. H. Dodge
Lowell
Ourish
Century Road Club
Mr. Ourish
C R. C
J. Wold
Tom Linton
A M. Blades
Boston
Castle Square
Frank Feather
Butler Chamberlain
Charles S. Kimball
Arthur Kellar
Jack Falvey
J. D. Andrews
Frank Tuckey
G. F. W. Stevens
Century routes and bicycle races dominate Boston sports scene
Manager Henry E Ducker outlines a proposed 40 to 100 mile cycling circuit through Waltham Auburndale Arlington Winchester and Lowell with a preferred 100 mile return via park roads. The Beauregard Bolting 25 mile race is planned for Thursday or Saturday if weather cooperates and Dorchester Wheelmen host a half century ride next Sunday from 109 Harvard Street to Acton.
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Henry E. Ducker
Charles River Park
Waltham
Auburndale
Arlington
Winchester
Woburn
Wilmington
Tewksbury
Merrimac Street
Lowell
Merrimac Square
Soldiers’ Monument
Moody Street
Tyngsboro Bridge
Bridge
Tyngsboro
Boston
Park
Dorchester
Club
Harvard Street
Acton
D. J. Dannahy
West Street
City of Boston
Franklin Park
Quincy House
John F. Dever
Robert Bell
Norwood
F. C. Kimball
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Ligue Velocipedique Belge
Panni, Pontecchi
Tomasselli
Italy
F. W. Chinn
England
Tom Eck
Mott
Nestor
Mr. Eck
Racing Board
Owen Kimble
James McGinley
Roxbury
Phil Collins
Pennsylvania
Eliott
M. M. Belding
H. B. Fuller
Federals Beat Beacons in Trade League Bowling
In the Trade League series at Carruth alleys last night the Federals defeated the Beacons in three straight games.
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Warren Alleys
Brown Durrell & Co
J. P. Squire & Co
Clapp & Tilton
A. J Lloyd & Co
Brown, Peiee Ng
Em & Co
Tis Stout
Stevens
Team
Sae Ae
Sae
Err & Oy
Eeee
McKay Maddock
Co A J. Lloyd & Bowler
Tis Hanover Cikseeetebeseeeuen
Collinson Eeeesereeees
Dalton
Tis
Blackman
Carruth
Federals
Beacons
Big Highes Auction Sets Premier Trotting Stock Sale
Beginning today and continuing Wednesday and Thursday, 125 head of high-class trotting stock will be sold under the hammer at Combination Park. Buyers may select either a developed horse ready to race or a young bred prospect likely to mature into a turf campaigner with good remuneration. Notable consigners include Forbes Farm with horses by Bingen and Arion, Colonel John F. E. Thayer with Baron Wilkes stock, Ecstasy who set a two-year-old pacing record, and J. J. Crawford & Son among others from New England and beyond.
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Combination Park
New England
Forbes Farm
Bingen
Arion
Nico
John FE. Thayer
Baron Wilkes
Ecstasy
J. J. Crawford & Son
Nashua
N. H
Joseph Middleby
Lexington
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
F. L. Sturtevant
Hardwick
Joe Mooney
Huntsville
No Arrests After City Hospital Death Probe
Dr. Draper told a Post reporter last evening he investigated the death of Margaret Luby or Peters who expired at City Hospital Sunday and found no ground for arrest. Death was due to blood poisoning and not caused by any criminal operation.
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Draper
Post
Margaret Luby
Peters
City Hospital
General Merritt Weds Amid Red Tape and Illness
Major-General Wesley Merritt, recently in command at Manila, married Miss Laura Williams of Chicago in a private Savoy Hotel ceremony. Illness delayed plans for St Andrew's Church, but Henry White secured the necessary registration despite four days notice. The couple, who dined alone after the ceremony, plan to travel to Paris then to the Philippine Islands after the peace commission adjourns.
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London
Wesley Merritt
United States
Manila
Laura Williams
Chicago
New York
Savoy Hotel
St. Andrew’s Church
Westminster
Norman Williams
Norman Williams, Jr
Arthur Butler
Henry White
Marshal Dodge
Metropole
Savoy
John Northcote
St. Andrew's
White
General Merritt
Register
A. J. Bafour
Treasury
Signed Statement From Senator Gallivan on McNary Letter
Senator Gallivan responds to ex Senator McNary with a signed statement defending his positions. He disputes McNary's claims about a Ward 18 participant and asserts there was no promise to Reidy. He accuses McNary of pressuring for Naphen and vows to oppose Quincy unless nominated, detailing conference notes and party loyalty struggles in Boston.
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Gallivan
McNary
Post
William §. McNary
Clancy
Ward 18
Senate
South Boston
Mr. Reidy
Mr. Naphen
State Committees
Mr. McNary
Mr. Quincy
Quincy
Boston
John Quinn
Charlies I. Quirk
Kelcher
Quinn
Quirk
Daly
Josiah Quincy
William S. McNary
City Hall
Congressional Bee
Dorchester
Roxbury
James A. Gallivan
Vin Mariani Tonic Praised By Medical Journal
A Virginia Medical Journal piece extols Vin Mariani as the most potent tonic for the stomach and nerves. It asserts Vin Mariani enriches the blood energizes the body and brain and compares favorably to iron or quinine without causing constipation.
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The
Virginia Medical Journal
Endorsements Book Offer From Emperors and Dignitaries
To those who write to MARI ANI & CO., 52 West 15th Street, New York City, a free book will be sent containing portraits with endorsements from Emperors, Empress, Princes, Cardinals, Archbishops and other interesting material. Multiple address lines in Paris London Montreal are listed.
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Mariani & CO
West 15Th Street
New York City
Tom Evans’s Married Life and Silver Wedding
The twenty fifth anniversary of Captain Thomas C. Evans and Mrs Evans was celebrated last evening in Eagle Hall 616 Washington Street. A brilliant social affair with guests arriving from 9 to 10 started the reception and silver wedding banquet adjoining. Sprightly music by harp violin and flute complemented elaborate palm fern and chrysanthemum decorations. The Evan family assisted in hosting with their children Richard W George W Marguerite and Nellie presenting. An India ink portrait of Mrs Evans from Devitt was given by the children. Marguerite Evans sang On Venice Waters and M Purcell played piano. Attending were numerous Evans relatives city officials and officers of the streets squad among others.
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Thomas C. Evans
Eagie Hall
Washington Street
Margaret L. Evans
Emelia A. Evans
A. M. Evans
George W. Evans
Barnard Rothewell
Brown
Liquor Squad
A. P. Martin
Eldridge
William A. Dyar
Wyman
Hoffman
Warren
Joseph Casty
French to Evacuate Fashoda Rumor Claims Authority
London dispatch reports the Paris Daily Chronicle correspondent claiming the French government has decided to evacuate Fashoda. It says Foreign Minister Delcasse will push for a pacific settlement and facilitate the withdrawal.
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London
Paris
Daily Chronicle
Fashoda
M. Delcasse
Curfew Rings in Chelsea as Fire Alarm Declares Children Home
Chelsea streets emptied after curfew bell tolled signaling city action. All youths under 16 hurried home as safety measure in response to alarm. Authority and specific time details are unclear from the fragment, but the curfew atmosphere and public safety aim are evident.
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Chelsea
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