Harvard Fall Handicap Track Meet Highlights at Soldiers Field
Harvard fall handicap track meet on Soldiers Field produced uneven results with Western star W A Colwell winning the two mile from scratch in 10 13. Schoenfuss excelled in the 16 pound shot while freshman W H Appleton surprised in the mile running from a 90 yard handicap. Multiple sprint and hurdles events delivered close finishes and notable performances from Harvard and visiting athletes.
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Soldiers Field
W. A. Colwell
Colwell
W. H. Appleton
St. Mark's School
Appleton
Schoenfuss
EF. R. Bauer
J. R. Howard
I. H. Behr
R. W. Rollns
S&s
W. P. Henneberry
W. Tyng
Sisand
S. T. Bernstein
Robbins
Henneberry
Bernstein
W. G. Clerk
Scretchy
J. J. Moynihan
I. Truffum
H. S. Andrews
R. W. Kelso
H. M. Channing
A. Peterson
C. P. Whorf
F. R. Bauer
J. Macleod
Bauer
Peterson
Macleod
J. G. Souther
W.a.greene
W. G. Clark
R. W. Robbins
D. Saunders
A. R. Knowlton
R. Robson
W. E. Story
A. Derby
W. M. Spohl
Heidht
A. P. Thornton
Ceearnd
M. S. Mackendrick
F. L. Arensberg
H. J. Flam
Fels-Naptha Soap Promotes Easy Wash Method
Instruction touts Fels-Naptha soap as a hard washing aid. Follow directions, avoid boiling or scalding items, and the modern method is presented as superior to older practices.
Six-Day Race Plans Move to Boston After New York Event
Promoters Messrs. Kennedy and Powers plan a six-day cycle race in Boston following the New York event next month. They reportedly secured an option to use the old Park Square Garden where cycle races were held last winter with indifferent success.
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New York
Messrs. Kennedy
Powers
Boston
Park Square Garden
City Point Wheelmen Open Half Century Run to Acton
The City Point Wheelmen plan an open half century run to Acton and back using a go as you please format. Riders may start from Copley square or the clubhouse at 662 Broadway South Boston.
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City Point
Acton
Copley Square
Broadway
South
Boston
Latin Team Edges In Triangular League Opener
Training School defeated Latin School 11 to 0 at Charles River Park in a tight triangular league opener. Holden Murray and Harris scored and kicked the goal as Training School broke through in the last six minutes. Key players for Training School were Holden Fletcher Harris and Boysen while Taft Hopewell Church and Brennan starred for Latin School.
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Charles River Park
Cambridge Latin
Cambridge Manual Training Schools
Training School
Latin School
Holden
Murray
Harris
Fletcher
Boysen
Taft
Hopewell
Church
Brennan
Cc. M. T
Burkett
Brennan Roper
R. T
Hopewell Stewart
Cahir McGuire
Bushay Fletcher
Wwe Aveeel
Chuck Murray
Bears
Lane
Stage Week Set at Tremont and City Theatres
Tre Mont prepares a busy week with Francesca da Rimini Winchester and War at Grand Opera House featuring Margaret May and Edward Mackay. Utah at Bowdoin Square Theatre promises a strong production. Final performances today for Human Spiders and The Volunteer Organist next week at Music Hall. Catherine ends at Castle Square Theatre this afternoon. Next week Frances Hodgson Burnett's A Lady of Quality with original scenery. My Kentucky Home ends today at Park Theatre. Faust to be staged by Payton’s stock company next week. The Old Homestead draws record crowds at Boston Theatre with Denman Thompson. Bertha Galland's Notre DameEsmeralda closes her run soon at Colonial Theatre. William Gillette’s farewell week with Sherlock Holmes at Hollis Street Theatre. Charles Hawtrey’s A Message From Mars opens at Tremont. The Defender returns for two more showings tonight as Foot Ball Night. Duss and military band concerts at Symphony Hall booked. Empire Theatre stock company tours with The Wilderness opening Hollis Street. Show Girl returns to Colonial for a week. The Awakening of Pipp at Keith’s ushers new laughs. Howard’s line features O Rourke, Aldrich, Dandy and others. Dare-Devil Libby tops cycle acts at Austin & Stone’s. Dumont with 12-foot beard at museum. Trocadero Burlesque at Palace next week. Rentz-Santley close tonight. Dexters conjuring at Nickelodeon. Popular music concert Boston Theatre final tonight. The Heart of Maryland closes Grand Opera House today with Lyonette sisters and Joe Gans at Grand Theatre.
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Castle Square Theatre Company
Catherine
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Julia Arthur
Kentucky Home
Park Theatre
Goethe
Charles Hawtrey
Mars
Er. S. Willard
Tremont
London
the Tremont
David Garrick
Tom Pinch
Duss
Symphony Hall
Charles Frohman
Empire Theatre Stock Company
New York
Hollis Street
Rice
Boston
Colonial Theatre
Charles E. Grapewin
Anna Chance
Keith
Pipp
Mayme Remington
Mlie
Rache Laya
Baggensens
Julian Rose
Howard
Eugene O'Rourke
Jules Dumont
Waldron
Bryant
Palace Theatre
Rentz-Santley
Dexters
Nickelodeon
Boston Theatre
Collins
First Regiment
Baroness von Zileber
Mma
Mamie Flower
John H. Clahane
Thomas E. Clifford
Elizabeth Purcell
Josephine E. Thomas
Phil Cohen
Sig
Antonio Panfilio
Heart of Maryland
Grand Opera House
L Lyonette
Joe Gans
Grand Theatre
Limestone Bell Wins High School Event at Lawson Show
Limestone Bell owned by O. D. Woodward of Kansas City won the High School class at the annual Lawson horse show beating Glorious Whirling Prince the famed $5000 chestnut horse owned by Thomas W. Lawson of Boston. Several other notable horses competed and Limestone Bell took the yellow ribbon.
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Kansas City
Limestone Bell
O. D. Woodward
Glorious
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Lawson
Fitchburg Local Freight Dominates Independents in Railroad League
Fitchburg Local Freight swept three straight games against the Independents in the Railroad league last night. The team dominated on both offense and defense, leaving the Independents scoreless in all contests.
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Fitchburg
Pitts Kimball Defeat Medford Two Strings To One
At McCarthy's alleys last evening Pitts Kimball defeated Medford in a three string bowling match. Thiessen rolled a high total of 248 attempts.
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McCarthy
Pitts- Kimball
Medford
Thiessen
Pitts-Kimball
Alexander
Leahy
Medfords
Evel Ooo
Carruth Defeats Everett in Straight Games in GBL
Carruth beat Everett in straight sets last night in the Greater Boston League match, improving his position in the standings and giving the team a key win.
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Carruth
Everett
Beacon Chambers Triumph Over Sudbury in Two Matches
The Beacon Chambers team defeated Sudbury in a league match last night winning two games. The second victory came down to a one pin margin in the final frame.
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Greater Boston
Beacon Chambers
Sudbury
Long Leaves Boston National For New York American
Herman Long, after 13 seasons with Boston National, agreed to join the New York American as shortstop. Acting agent Ban Johnson’s Jimmy Collins signed the two year contract at 8600 total pay, 4300 per year, with 1500 advanced.
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Herman Long
Hotel Plaza
Jimmy Collins
Ban Johnson
Long
Greater Boston Bowling League Expands and Forms Bottle Pin League
The Greater Boston Bowling League met with President William Hack presiding. Roslindale and East Boston alleys joined. A bottle pin league of eight clubs formed including Sudbury Rexford Carruth Dartmouth Street Sullivan Square Terminal Chelsea East Boston and Roslindale. First bottle pin matches set for Friday October 31 under American Bowling Congress rules.
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Greater Boston
William Hack
Roslindale
East Boston
Sudbury
Rexford
Carruth
Dartmouth Street
Sullivan Square Terminal
Chelsea
C. W. Young
American Bowling Congress
Metropolitan Wheelmen Triangle Run Sets Two Divisions
The Metropolitan Wheelmen announce their annual triangle run with two divisions starting at 4 and 6 a.m. The route covers Providence Worcester and Boston. To qualify for the souvenir riders must stay with their start division to Worcester. Boston extension available on a go as you please plan. Division captains are MacLaren and S T Mac Quarrie.
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Providence
Worcester
Boston
MacLaren
S. T. MacQuarrie
Duse Stages Citta Morta in Boston Controversy
Mme Duse starred as Anna in Citta Morta at Tremont Theatre, a dAnnunzio drama praised for her performance but denounced as grotesque by critics. The plot centers on Leonardo and Bianca Maria with a taboo incest theme, leading to tragedy and the blind wife regaining sight. Critics call the play morally shocking and unfit for Boston stages.
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Mme. Duse
Tremont Theatre
Tremont
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Ibsen
Boston
Leonardo
Bianca Maria
Alessandro
Anna
Mycenae
Atreus
Agamemon
Cassandra
Eurymedon
Bianca
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Dante Capelli
Angelina Pagano Civani
Brookline High Defeated by Technology Team 11-6
Crowds packed Brookline Common as Brookline High lost 11 to 6 to Technology’s sophomore squad yesterday afternoon. The first half featured Brookline’s sharp play, nearly reaching the Tech goal on several drives. In the second half Wells scored the first touchdown as Taylor added the goal, followed by a second Wells TD.
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Brookline
Lech
Brookline High
Growell
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Eastham
ANG Saaian'a
Ates Ewelala Sale Lars Aid Ook
Powly Pia
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RMU
Shine
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Murray Teylor
Tin
Beard Wells
F. B
Heilbron
M. TI. T
Wells
Taylor
Anderson
Wilbur
Brackett
Green
Brookline Common
Technology
Tech
Spider Shine
Perry
Intercollegiate and preparatory matchups listed for campuses
The roundup lists numerous planned games across Cambridge New Haven Princeton Philadelphia West Point Hanover Medford Worcester Exeter Milton Bridgewater Groton Southboro Fordham and Dorchester as part of a regional schedule. Winthrop defeats Dartmouth in three straight games in the Greater Boston league at Winthrop.
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Harvard-Brown
Cambridge
Yale
Syracuse
New Haven
Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Bucknell
Philadelphia
West Point
Williams
Amherst
Dartmouth
Hanover
Tufts
Massachusetts State
Medford
Holy Cross
University of Vermont
Worcester
Worcester Academy
Exeter
Andover
Harvard
Boston College
New Hampshire
Durham
Lafayette
Georgetown
Washington
Milton Academy
Powder Point
Milton
Boston Latin
Bridgewater
Groton
Dean Academy
St. Mark's
Newton
Southboro
Salem High
Newburyport
Nsalem
Ysle
Fordham
Pilalden
Charles Rivarark
Dorchester
Somerville
South End
South Boston
Winthrop
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BR Bauer
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Margaret May
Edward Mackay
Utah
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Music Hall
Old Homestead
Denman Thompson
Bertha Galland
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Victor Hugo
Miss Galland
William Gillette
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Percy Heymus
Bohumir Kaye
Corse Payton and His Stock Co
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Waterbury Brothers
Tenney
Faust
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Sanders Theatre
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
Helen Henschel
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Raoul Pugno
Carl Stalny
George W. Proctor
Maud Maccarthy
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