Harvard to clash with Carlisle on Soldiers Field today
Harvard faces Carlisle in Cambridge in a hard fought gridiron test. The Crimson team has retooled this week with new plays and aims for a large score, while Carlisle, lighter and yielding points this season, will try to surprise Harvard's defense.
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Yale to Host Columbia in Homecoming Day Clash
Yale faces Columbia at Yale field on Saturday with tickets selling fast and a large crowd expected. Yale varsity shows speed in practice, scoring once each half, while scrubs gain yardage on a fumble. Coaches worry about defense as the New York visitors prepare for a tough test.
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Desaulles Plays In Reserve As Drop Kick Trial Occurs
The text notes that DeSaulles rested for most of the second half with a single trial at drop kicking, indicating a cautious strategy in the game and a focus on experimenting with kicking skills during the match.
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Yale-Columbia clash looms as crowd draws near
Yale favored to win by about 30 points as Cambridge crowds expect a season high turnout except for the Yale game. Columbia contends to improve after a rough showing against the Crimson. Dartmouth? No. The column notes Yale and Columbia, plus other high school and college matchups, with Roosevelts son cited for Groton.
Colleges and clubs schedule across Cambridge to Dorchester
Harvard meets Carlisle at Cambridge while Yale hosts Columbia in New Haven. Dartmouth faces Bowdoin in Portland and Amherst plays Syracuse in Syracuse. Exeter takes Colby at Exeter with Brown against Holy Cross in Providence. Pennsylvania clashes Chicago in Chicago and Princeton hosts Lafayette at Princeton. Cornell battles Oberlin in Ithaca as Annapolis meets Penn State at Annapolis. West Point plays Williams at West Point and NYU faces Rutgers in New Brunswick. Tufts hosts Maine State at Medford and Dorchester A A faces St Charles of Woburn at Dorchester Town Field. Roxbury High meets South at Locust Street grounds while Arts High plays Salem High at Salem and Nowood A A faces West Roxbury A A at West Roxbury.
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Malden High
Manual Training School
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Brighton High and Volkmann’s play to tie at AL grounds
Brighton High School and Volkmann's School battled to a 1-1 tie yesterday afternoon at the American League grounds. Moller scored for Volkmann and Timmins hit Brighton High's touchdown.
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Lowell to feature modern coliseum track next season
Lowell officials plan a new track facility to avoid conflicts with baseball. Fred L. Lake, manager of the Lowell club, will run the track to prevent clashes with cycling while Spindle City Wheelmen pursue meets. Harry Elkes’s 44 remains with John J. Donovan pending a championship series. The League of American Wheelmen adds active and associate 50 cent memberships, roadmakers gaining privileges but no voting.
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Fred L. Lake
Harry Elkes
John J. Donovan
Elkes
Mr. Donovan
Abbot Bassett
League of American Wheelmen
Automobile People
Automobile Club of America
New Train for New York via Wil limantic and Hartford
A new vestibuled through train runs from South Station to New York via Worcester and Hartford. The service departs South Station at 2:40 p m and arrives in New York at 8:00 p m with through coaches and parlor cars.
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Hartford
South Station
New Haven & Hartford Tallroag
Back Bay
English High Brat Dorchester English High Wins 26 to 0
English High School defeated Dorchester High 26 to 0 at South End grounds to claim its first championship. Dorchester showed grit with a light line, Cullen and Fish making strong plays. Barnstead scored twice and Burns ran 50 yards. Kennedy failed on four extra point chances.
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Boxing Gossip Highlights Rising Featherweight McPadden
The Brooklyn boxer McPadden, age 20 and 118 to 120 pounds, draws praise from New York press for a spotless record and strong showings against George Munroe, Frank Welsh, Kid McFadden, Bo Rotchford, Clarence Forbes, Johnny Reagan, Billy Ryan, and Kid Broad. He plans to stay in Boston a week and seeks world-class bouts. the column also notes concerns about brutal matches and calls for careful matchmaking by managers.
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New York Journal
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Frank Welsh
Kid McFadden
Bo Rotchford
Clarence Forbes
Johnny Reagan
Billy Ryan
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Krtland Club
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Bill Hanrahan
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George Siler
George
Kid Carter
George Gardner
Frisco
Greer
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Concert Series Organized by Music Commission in Boston
The Music Commission plans orchestral concerts in Boston sections starting next week. The opener is Wednesday evening October 20 at Roxbury High School, followed by October 31 at East Boston High School on Marion Street. Free tickets available from the department of music at 6 Pemberton Square between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.
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Saning mill fire at Somerville causes heavy losses
Investigation into the Somerville clearing mill blaze shows damage between 35009 and 40000 dollars. T. H. Brown & Co. owner Mr Brown lists his loss at 5000 dollars. Other victims include Georgesop manufacturer of screens William Frazier stair builder Silas A. Tozler carriage builder I P Cook bundle wood John Dodge builder and B O Arnold carpet cleaner.
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Bundle Wood
John Dodge
B. O. Arnold
World’s pacing record broken at Memphis trot meet
Little Boy driven by C K G Billings of Chicago lowered the world pacing mark to 2 01 2 as he finished the mile in 2 01 2 at the Memphis Trotters Association track with two helpers. The day favored the attempt with fast splits 30 1 2, 1 01 2, and 1 31 2. Baron E won the 2 18 pace, Palm Leaf the 2 12 trot, and Tom Woolan and Will Leyburn shared the 2 08 pacing heats.
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Country Club Scramble Canceled for Low Turnout
The Country Club canceled yesterday's open mixed foursomes due to a small turnout on the course. The next event is scheduled for November 5. Most club tournaments advance, with only one Amory challenge cup match remaining in the second round.
White Mountain Travellers' Association Annual Meeting Notes
The White Mountain Travellers' Association held its annual meeting and banquet in Concord. Officers for the next year include John J. Bartlett as president and Fred S. Amidon as first vice president. The gathering featured toasts from retiring president W. T. Burgess and responses from notable figures such as Mayor Harry G Sargent, Governor Chester B. Jordan, and others.
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Treasury
John J. Bartlett
Fred S. Amidon
Boston
J. W. Coburn
W. H. Rowe
Frank TD. Currier
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Milford
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Worcester
Mass
Thomas Merritt
F. L. Paton
Montreal
Dominion Travellers’ Association
G. B. Hunt
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