Harvard Football Seeks New Fullback After Perkins Injury
Harvard coaches search for a fullback as Jim Perkins, a rower, debuts and sprains his knee, forcing crutches for the season. Freshmen and possible candidates, including Bull, vie for spots while injured veterans stumble through ragged practice amid plans for upcoming games with Yale and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Soldiers Field
John Harvard
Brown
Haughton
Warren
Jim
Perkins
Forbes
Newtowne
Cornell
Yale
Pennsylvania
Bull
Lewis
Wrightington
Newell
Lorin
F. Deland
Dr. Brooks
J. Hallowell
W. R. Lawrence
J. Lawrence
C. C. Brayton
O. D. Talbot
H. H. Peyton
B. Kasson
Co. D. Daly
R. Fincke
I. W. Kendall
W. T. Reid
D. P. White
S. G. Ellis
Cambridge
Groton
Yale Adds Coaches for Centre Men in Practice
Yale football drills see C F Sanford and Ray Tompkins join practice to coach the center position, a known weak point. Durston tipped the scales at 1 pounds and played right halfback throughout, as the team aims to strengthen the line with heavier players.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
C. F. Sanford
Ray Tompkins
Durston
Yale Gripes Over Soft Ground in New York Game
New Haven reports pat dissatisfaction in Yale players over the New York game featuring Yale on a soft field. The Yale Daily News notes the crowd noise hindered signals and argues for more games in New York but on college grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New York
Yale
Yale Daily Ne
Newtown A A seeks Interscholastic League grid games
Local clubs including Newton A A and Crescent A A discuss arranging autumn football schedule. Coaches mention open dates, player availability, and interest in matching teams such as Brookline High and Harvard Ivy opponents. Efforts aim to settle league alignment and secure future games for Oct and Nov.
Lorillard Bereslonbs Maiden Plate At Newmarket
The Newmarket meeting featured six starters in the maiden plate for three year old colts. Lorillard Bereslonbs colt Ford by Sensation out of Quan Quibble led the field with Coolgardie Bonfire among the notable rivals.
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Ford
Sensation
Quan- Quibbl
Coolgardie
Mercantile Bowlers Open Fourth Annual Tournament at Boylston
The Mercantile Amateur Bowling League opened its season at Boylston alleys with two games. Brown Durell & Co led by George Cox posted a 2179 team score against Winch Bros 1912, while Wilson Larrabee & Co beat John P Lovell Arms 2200 to 1912. Knapp led individual scores in the Wilson game, with high single strings by Cox and 497 for Dolan of Brown Durell.
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Mercantile Amateur Bowling League
Boylston
Boylston Street
Batchelder-Lincoln
Brown-Durell
Winch Bros
George Cox
Dolan
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Wilson-Larrabee
Wilson
Knapp
Brown, Darrell & CO
Raynes
Cvwcccer
Findley
Holan
Cecceseacee
Winch Bros, Bowler
A. Johnson
Isabee Tae
Wilson, Larrabee & CO. Bower
Reed
O'Hata
John P. Lovell
Shattuck
Bartlett
Eustis
Bowe Sc
Iceveeees
Washburn
GCU Bowling League Opens Season With Two Tournaments
The Catholic Union bowling season starts this evening with regulation and candlepin events. Five teams enter each tournament and four nights weekly are set for games, one tonight and the candle pin event Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Union
Brookline High Opens Season Versus Boston Latin at South End
The tenth season of the interscholastic senior league opens with Brookline High facing Boston Latin at the South End grounds. Brookline shows better teamwork while Boston Latin misses star halfback Kelly with a shoulder injury and end Dennings with a fractured ankle. Boston Latin has been weak in early games but Dorchester High defeat spurred a possible close afternoon.
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J. G
City
Point
A. A
Desire Gare
Dave Hennen
Newtowne Pe
Sree
Hyarsity
Princeton
Philadelphia
Dartmouth
Ithacans
Crimson
Cambridge
Brookline High
Boston
Charles River
Crescent A. A
Povere i
W. Geary
Kimball Av
Sas
Dale of
Ena Ry Fe Towne A
Newto Econ
BPAY
New . A. A
Eorn
A. Sears
Newton A. A
Everett Isvetts
Twoulsake
Pprie State
C. P. Davis
Wren
atonCen
Ager
Wril
Williamson
Cox
Rving Williamson
Lincoln St
Boston Latin
Suth End
Freshman Games Featured Burkes Fast 440 and Mills Mile
In the inter freshman meet Ton Burke pushed to win the 440 and Edie Mills clearly showed he could score despite a lame leg. Highlights include Burke winning the 100 and 440 yard dashes, Mills taking the mile, Holliday and Bernstein placing in several sprints, and Rotch lifting the high jump and Hardy the pole vault.
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Yesterdy
Ton Burke
Robinson
Edie Mills
Holiday
A. W. Robins
H. W. French
G. J. Holliday
M . Bernstein
Holliay
Bernstein
T. E. Burke
H. B. Clark
F. A. Bus
E. W. Mills
W. G. Clark
Applegate
P. L. Fish
C. M Rotch
C. H. Whitney
R.S. Hardy
A. P. Young
Young
M. L. Bernstein
East Boston K of L. A Forms Large Mixed Local Group
East Boston’s L A No 1642 held a well attended meeting at Webster Hall on Sunday evening. Eighteen new candidates were initiated and twenty seven propositions were handed in. The new local association, recently organized in the Island district, shows promise to become one of the largest in a short time with a mixed membership from various trades and calls.
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L. A
Independent Candidates Clash in Massachusetts Division Interview
The Post publishes an authorized interview with George W. Dorntee the regular chief consul candidate and Sterling Elliott the independent challenger. Dorntee defends his nomination and platform including bicycle carriage as baggage and control of racing while Elliott argues he was not chosen by the election committee and favors peaceful rail terms and expanded wheelmen rights.
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George W. Dorntee
Massachusetts
Dorntee
Sterling Elliott
Elliott
New York State
New England
Phoon 7
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Albany
N. Y
J. J. Wolke
George H. Daniels
New York
Pennsylvania
Nee
Billiott
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Idmyy
Bicycle notes signal Chicago meet with star riders
Chicago dispatch reports plans for a November bicycle meet in the Coliseum featuring Jimmy Michael Eddie McDuffee and Fred J Titus. Michael and McDuffee race twenty miles with twenty five pacemakers, then Michael faces Titus at twenty five miles for a 1500 purse. Also noted are efforts to stage indoor records and other European and American rider matchups.
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Chicago
Jimmy Michael
Eddie McDuffee
Fred J. Titus
Michael
McDuffee
Titus
BE. O. Mauger
Philadelphia
Jack Rolfe
Buffalo
Field
Buffalo A. C
Potter
League
Urquhart Brothers
Robert
James
Victor Eckberg
J. F. Casey
Worcester
Mechanics’ Hall
Hammond
Ind
J. Frank Starbuck
New York
Insolvent Worcester Cycle assets listed in schedule
The Worcester Cycle Company shows assets of 209 091 with book accounts nearing 32 000 in its insolvency schedule. Mr A G Gillespie formerly New England representative for New York Tire Company will tour New England this winter promoting tough tread tires. The Ideal Plastine Company plans a new four piece bar with adjustable expansion stem this winter. The heater Company is constructing a large addition to the Newton Upper Falls factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Gillespie
New England
New York Tire Company
L. C. Chase & Co
Nheater Company
Newton Upper Falls
Ideal Platine Company
Worcester Cycle Company
Schuler 18 Surpasses 300-Mile Amateur Record in 34 Hours
Emil Schuler of the Morse Cycling Club lowered the triple century amateur record by 16 minutes of J Hoffbauer. He finished in 34 hours 18 minutes with 29 hours 68 minutes actual riding time. Schuler, 18, rode 7 unpaced miles to start and 100 miles in 8:35, then a second unpaced century in darkness in 11:50.
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Chicago
Emil Schuler
Morse Cycling Club
J. Hoffbauer
Schuler
Michael to race in Chicago indoor meets in November
A. E. McDuffee and Fred Titus signed contracts to race Jimmy Michael in paced events at the Coliseum Chicago on November 12 and 13. Teddy Hale signed to compete in the six day race at Madison Square Garden next December with other riders likely for winter meets in New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. A. McDuffee
Fred Titus
Jimmy Michael
Chicago
Coliseum
London
Teddy Hale
Madison Square Garden
Stocks
Walters
Cordang
Chase
Patent warning shocks bicycle riders over rear axle use
Colonel Theodore A. Dodge of this city, who also controls tents covering the manufacture of single tube tires, claims in a letter to the trade that bicycle riders using a dag on the rear axle infringe a patent and can be sued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A. Dodge
Rotchford Draws Sears After Fifteen Rounds in Buffalo
Billy Rotchford of Chicago and Mike Sears of Boston fought fifteen rounds at the Olympic Athletic Club in Buffalo. After a tough middle rounds Rotchford dominated and teared, but Police Inspector Martin halted the bout. The referee ruled a draw, drawing boos from spectators. Young O Donnell and Tommy OBrien drew in eight rounds, and Denny Murray stopped Billy Haley in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Billy Rotchford
Chicago
Mike Sears
Boston
Olympic Athletic Club
Rotchford
Martin
Young’ O’donnell
Tommy O’brien
Denny” Murray
Billy’’ Haley
St. Paul
Boxing Gossip Sparks Charlestown Club Meeting
A well attended class meeting of Dave Ross and Harry Tracy pupils at Sullivan square Charlestown last evening featured crowded halls and strong boxing displays. Notable bouts included Tom Brown versus Jug Kane and Johnny Briggs versus Dan Mc Kennon with other matchups and entertainments noted. several fighters and clubs were mentioned with future contests hinted and calls for matches from Paddy Fenton and others.
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Dave Ross
Harry Tracy
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Tom Brown
Malden
Jug” Kane
Johnny Briggs
Dan McKennon
Waltham
Paddy Fenton
John Powell
Andy Daly
Somerville
John Quinn
Bob Montgomery
Warwick
R. I
Patsy Haley
Will Curley
Billy Smith
Jerry Callahan
Tonney Shortell
Brooklyn
Jack Downey
Active
A. C
Maspeth
L. I
Tommy West
Jim Watts
Louisville
West
Watts
Patsy Reardon
Lewiston
Bob Allen
Tim Kearns
Boxer
Lynn
Paddy Purtell
England
Dick Burge
George Byers
Boston
Dan Murphy
Hartford
Conn
Jack McAuliffe
Jim Carney
Revere
Bailly Mitchell
Massachusetts Humane Society
Iain Andrew Thorney
North End Park
Jim Corbett
Garrison’s
N. Y
George V. Tuohey
Local boxer Charley McKeever defeats Tom Williams in six round bout
Charley McKeever of Philadelphia outboxed Tom Williams of Australia in six rounds at the Quaker City A. C. tonight. McKeever's speed dominated, landing lefts to the face and rights to the body. No decision was rendered but local sentiment favored McKeever.
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Philadelphia
Charley McKeever
Tom Williams
Australia
Quaker City A. C
McKeever
Shields Withdraw From Presbyterian Church
Professor Charles W. Shields of Princeton University announces his decision to separate himself from the Presbyterian church citing unjust and defamatory actions by certain presbyteries and synods, for personal protection and constitutional withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Charles W. Shields
Princeton University
Presbyterian Church
Adler Meyer Wedding at Elysium Club in Huntington
Miss Stella Wolf Myer daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Myer wed Mr Reuben Adler at 8 last evening. The Rev Charles Fleischer officiated. Bride wore white satin with chiffon and lace and carried a satin Bible. Best man Morris Adler and maid of honor Mildred Myer. Ushers included Leo Pickett Milton Myer Samuel Bruel David Ellis Aaron Wolfson and Joseph Liebman. Bridal supper followed by dancing.
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Elysium Club
Huntington Avenue
Missa
Stella Wolf Myer
Adolph Myer
Reuben
Mildred Myer
Leo W. Pickett
Milton J. Myer
Samuel W. Bruel
David A. Ellis
Aaron Wolfson
Joseph Liebman
Philadelphia
Debs Pleads for Social Demography
Debates on social demography continue as speeches and arguments fill the page. The discussion centers on population trends, class impact, and policy implications.
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Debs
Demagogues and Lincoln Echoes in Labor Crisis Speech
A speaker defends demagogues as heroic figures and condemns plutocrats like Rockefeller and Astor. He lauds self thinking, laments wage labor bondage, and condemns slavery of labor, urging a move toward a cooperative Commonwealth where workers rule and leaders fade. He harshly critiques Press suppression and calls for immediate war if needed for peace for future generations.
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Boston
Abraham Lincoln
Rockefellers
Astors
Debs
Europe
Apne
Brockton Strike Ends After Loyal Workers Return
In Brockton on October 2, strikers visited former workplaces seeking reemployment but were told positions remained filled. Factories visited included T. D. Barry & Co, George G. Snow, Ware Lincoln & Thayer, and M. A. Packard & Co. Secretary McSherry of the Sole Fasteners' Union said the strike was ended for the best interests of loyal members, who felt beaten by deserters but believed ten more days could have yielded a win. Desertions had begun, and management feared harm to urgent business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
T. D. Barry & Co
George G. Snow
Ware
Lincoln & Thayer
M. A. Packard & Co
McSherry
Evidence Prepares Kelley Murder Trial in Somersworth
County Solicitor William F. Nason organized the town based evidence for Joseph Kelley in the planned murder trial of Cashier Stickney at Great Falls Bank. He outlined the witnesses and mapped Kelley’s route after leaving the bank to orient the locality.
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Somersworth
N. H
Joseph Kelley
Stickney
Great Falls
Wiliam F. Nason
Kelley
Allen's Sister In Court In Haynes Murder Trial
Watertown New York October opening week of the Haynes murder trial featured a dramatic moment as George Allen was brought to the courthouse after surgery. His sister Mary Mary Wilson of Syracuse visited and embraced him while Dr H H Smith continued testimony under cross examination.
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Watertown
N. Y
Haynes
George Allen
Court House
Earley Wilson
Syracuse
George
Mary
H. H. Smith
Phi Sigma Kappa Elects Officers at Boston Banquet
The Boston Phi Sigma Kappa club held a formal organization at Young's with a banquet after a business meeting. Elected officers include President William C. Parker, Vice President F. C. Wright, Secretary H. L. Frost, Treasurer C. W. H. Blood, Auditor A. H. Kirkland, Marshal Rev. Henry Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity
Young
William C. Parker
F. C. Wright
H. L. Frost
C. W. H. Blood
A. H. Kirkland
Henry Hague
Nansen to Lecture in Boston November Fourth
Dr Fridtjof Nansen the famed explorer who arrived in New York Saturday will lecture at Music Hall on November 4 in Boston. He has multiple engagements before the visit and will receive several receptions and dinners. Seats for his lecture go on sale Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridtjof Nansen
New York
Music Hall
Nansen
Boston
New
Ward 8 Citizens Form Municipal Improvement League
In Hawthorn Hall Chelsea last night Ward 8 residents organized a municipal improvement league with 75 members. They seek urban and ward betterment, separation of state and city politics, and merit based nominations and elections. Officers elected include President Thomas Strahan, vice Presidents George H. Carter and John H. Fletcher, secretary Arthur W. Gates, and treasurer A W Woodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorn Hall
Chelsea
Thomas Strahan
George H. Carter
John H., Fletcher
Arthur W. Gates
A. W. Woodman
Armstrong Youth Die In Chester Morning
John H. Armstrong, about 20, son of Robert M. Armstrong Y M C A state secretary, died yesterday morning in Chester. He was a student at Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H
Robert M. Armstrong
Armstrong
Amherst
Forty nine fourth class postmasters named nationwide
Washington reports the appointment of forty nine fourth class postmasters today among them W. H. Sylvester at Allerton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. H. Sylvester
Allerton
Mass
Ireland faces famine risk as officials call famine claim rubbish
In Dublin the famine debate widens with Roman Catholic prelates warning of deep distress across southern and western Ireland. Officials compare crops and labor woes to 1847, while under secretary Dougherty downplays famine fears as mere rubbish citing rail growth and mobility as mitigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Maynooth
Independents
Kerry
Prneestee
Bantry
Cork
mid-Cork
J. B. Dougherty
England
United States
Charity and Progress at Channing Club Meeting
The Channing Club gathered at the Thorndike Hotel for a combined monthly and annual meeting. President Charles H. Brigham led the session as Professor Edward Cummings of Harvard denounced machine philanthropy and urged self-improvement through true charity. Rev. Benjamin Fay Mills stressed the teacher’s role, while officers elected included Brigham as president and Guild, Fay, Thayer, McManus, Hall, Sears, Humphreys, and Whitmore on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Club
Thorndike Hotel
H. Brigham
Edward Cummings
Harvard University
Benjamin Fay Mills
Cummings
Salvation Army
Charles H. Brigham
Courtenay Guild
Frank P. Fay
F. B. Thayer
William M. McManus
Charles F. Hall
Horace F. Sears
Richard C. Humphreys
James W. Whitmore
Fire destroys Howe farm in North Brookfield loss
A lantern explosion in a barn on the West Brookfield road started a blaze that burned the house and barn of Alvin Howe. Four cows and two pigs perished along with many hens and farming tools. one horse was saved. Loss estimated at 2200 with 1200 covered by insurance.
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North Brookfield
Alvin Howe
West Brookfield
Golden wedding anniversary at Laurel Cottage Winthrop Highlands
Laurel Cottage hosts the golden anniversary of Captain and Mrs. George W. Wyman with four generations present. The family includes H. C. Gilman and relatives, five young daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. FEF. B. Floyd with the senior generation. The couple married in Newburyport fifty years ago and only three deaths have occurred in the family. A collation followed at the Floyd home on Cross Street, with E. B. Floyd, chief of the Winthrop fire department, in attendance.
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Laurel Cottage
Cross Street
Winthrop Highlands
George W. Wyman
H. C. Gilman
Fef. B. Floyd
Wyman
Newburyport
Familly
E. B. Floyd
Floyd
Winthrop Fire Department
Waverly Orchestra Opens Elim Associates Gala At Paine Memorial
The Waverly Orchestra played to begin the seventh annual Elim Associates Hall at Paine Memorial Hall. Grand march led by Maurice Caro with Miss Quirk. Prominent guests included Franz Hugo Krebs Jr John J Gartland Jr Bert Mc Leonon and Thomas Mullen representing Mayor Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Elim Associates
Paine Memorial Hall
Maurice Caro
Quirk
Franz Hugo Krebs, Jr
John J. Gartland, Jr
Bert Mc Leonon
Thomas Mullen
Quincy
Charles 8. Boogusch
Julia Reilly
J. McLeod
Free Diagnosis Promises Cure at Tremont Street Clinic
Dr. Liverpool at 2233 Tremont Street offers free consultations and medicines. The ad claims extensive cures across many diseases with high success counts and urges patients to seek his opinion before other doctors. Office hours are 10 am to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm for men. Sundays 10 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
Refina Wins at Medford Two Pod Races Open Meet
The October Medford meeting at Combination Park opened with two trotting and pacing heats. Refina driven by Jack Bowen won the 2:07 class despite miscues, with Prince Alert and Kentucky Star close behind. Refina took heats three and five, while Icefina won the 2:16 class in straight heats. The day closed with suspense as Birney claimed foul that was not upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination Park
Medford
Prince Alert
Refin
Kentucky Star
Alert
Jack Bowen
Star
Refina
Resina
Birney
Prince Lavallard
Prince Levalard
G. H
Lavalard
Young Daisy
Strideaway
Blackstone Brino
Br. G
Marsh
Tennahinch
B. G
Collins
Oxford
Pickle
Akaee
Dexter K
Ch. H
Kane
Icefina
G. m
Wilkes
George Wilkes
Bowen
Belliden
Barney
McGregor
Crown Prince
Fae Kien
Eee Ewne
Monk and Louise Mac Sparks Racing Bets at Louisville Meet
At the Louisville Driving and Fair Association meet, Monk won the 2:20 heat but exited betting. A heat upset moved Mabel Moneypenny to place over Medium Wood after an inquiry into Louise Mac. Driver W W Milan was fined for laying up the heat as Margaret won the 3:00 pace amid a Patchen Boy-Samaritana struggle. Joe Patchen aims for high wheel sulky and his 2:08 four-wheel wagon records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville Driving and Fair Association
Wood
Patchen Boy
Samaritana
Joe Patchen
Famine Story Denied by Travelers From Yukon Route
Victoria B C Oct 25 The steamer City of Seattle returned with 100 passengers including Cliff Moore and son and M C Woodring of Seattle who traveled up the Yukon River from Dawson and crossed the Dal ton trail They report the drowning on Lake Bennett of Joe McManus and Peter Wyville McManus fell overboard dragging Wyville who tried to rescue him Both Moore and Woodring dispute famine rumors claiming Dawson City sees no epidemic and that stores restrict provisioning to keep outsiders from corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Seattle
Cliff Moore and Son
M. C. Woodring
Yukon River
Dawson
Dalton Trail
Lake Bennett
Joe McManus
Peter Wryville
San Francisco
McManus
Wyville
Moore
Woodring
Dawson City
Pny
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Vle
Mercantile Bowlers
Brown- Durell
Wilson- Larrabee
GCU. Bowling League
Brookline Hill
INER
World OF Sport
Sears
Lexington
Star Pointer
Bangor
E. V. R. Thayer
Hicks
R. D. Wentworth
Fred Preston
C. W. William
Wannalancet Park
Lowell
Professor J. M. Flyler
Chillicothe
K. P. Speedy
Louisville and Jefferson Bridge
Edwin Roberts
R. W. Roberts
Boston Y. M. C. A
Stoneham Y. M. C
H. ©. McLeod
Royal, Nova Scotia
Montreal
Fleetwood
Lawson N. Fuller
Jimmy Walsh
Gilligan
Massachusetts Amateur League
Hicks Brothers
Readville
Louis Keegan
William Carney
James Fitzgerald
K. OF L
Chit
Bicycle Notes
R M. Read
M.D
Ah Erement Street
Will
Mike
Mkeever
Shields
Adler
Myer
Mr. Pullman
George M. Pullman
Hampton
West Virginia
Yavery
Hisses
Tn Mills
South
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Cooperative Commonwealth
Allen’s
PHI Sigma Kappa
DR. Nansen
Chelsea Municipal Leasun
Sylvester
Professor Edward Cummings
Rev
B. Fay Mills
ELM Associates Dance
Tremont St
Combination
Louis Harding
Franklin Park
Cliftondale
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