Exeter Second Team Trounced Harvard Second 26 0
Exeter dominated Harvard second with 26 points to 0 as Weitzel starred in punting and a 40 yard drop kick. Vaughan Gilroy Hunton Bergin scored on fumbles while Gilroy and Vaughan added touchdowns. Exeter controlled play, with frequent forays into Harvard territory and precise kicking.
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N. H
Harvard
Weitzel
Barry
Cooney
Vaughan
Gilroy
Hurley
Edwards Hunton
White
Fr. J
Whitney MacFadyen
L. G
Gg Clarke
Lynch
Weade Blaine
Seldon
R.g
L.g
Irving
Schartzenburg Power
Chester
F. T
Jones Gilroy
Richmond
R. E
L. E
Giddings
Fish Church
Bergin
Burns
Q.b
Gilder
Kepner Bergin
Scott
Beeseksee Ook
B. B
Williams Hart
McIntyre
H. B
Greenbaum Weitzel
Francis
Stevenson
Alder
Robbin
Fish
World of Sport notes on boxing and football coaches
Boston sports figure Willis Britt resented nickname Willie while coaches from Cornell and others crack down on rough play. Jiu jitsu resurfaces in Yale football with Frank Hinkey teaching tackles. Silk O Loughlin praised as top umpire and potential post season official. Mathewson and Chesbro contrasted amid contract bids. Battling Nelson negotiates for lightweight bout with Gardner while Billy Nolan backs Gardner.
Gossip of the Boxers in Boston Chelsea Rink Card
Former world featherweight champion Young Corbett returns to Boston for a 15 round bout with Kid Goodman after a busy week facing Erne and Tipman. The Chelsea club rebounds under new management drawing about 1000 fans, while local and regional bouts feature Arthur Cote, Jimmy Briggs, and events in Melrose and Colma with other rising fighters.
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Young Corbett
Boston
Pythian
Chelsea
New England
Kid Goodman
Corbett
East
Young Erie
Philadelphia
Joe Tipman
Baltimore
Tipman
Winthrop
Goodman
Goodman-Herrera
Erne
Denverite
Chelsea Club
Pblic
Biddeford
Arthur Cote
Jimmy Briggs
Cote
Maine
Briggs
Dave Deshler
Everyhday
Matty Baldwin
Sammy Myers
Myers
Deshler
Try
Billy
The
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Melrose
Maurice
Kid) Barrish
Jimmy Ryan
New York
Young Saxe
Green Street
Campbell
Massachusetts
Willie Fitzgerald
Fred Landers
Colma
Cal
Landers
Toby Irwin
Vallejo
Carlisle Coaches Drill Players For Punting
Carlisle Pennsylvania October 25 rain aided the Indians in practice as coaches Woodruff Kinney Hudson and Pierce focused on punting and place kicking. Charles and Sheldon showed promise and Dubois was in fine form as the team adapted to muddy conditions ahead of the Pennsylvania game.
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Carlisle
Penn
Dubois
Academy Defeats Maryland Agricultural Light Team 17–0
Annapolis report: The Academy football team shut out the Maryland Agricultural College light team 17 to 0 this afternoon. Edge led the scoring with a strong defensive effort and solid ground game throughout the match.
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Annapolis, Md
Academy
Maryland Agricultural College
Wolf's Won Years and the House Proving Worth
A compact reminiscence notes Wolf's enduring fame and the house's rising status, urging a visit to Wolf's first to settle a lingering overcoat trouble as a turning point in pride and fortune.
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Wolf's
Roxbury Latin Downs Rival High 6 0 In Thrilling Gridiron Battle
Roxbury Latin claims a 6 to 0 victory over Roxbury High in a hard fought game on Dunbar avenue. J Connelly scored the touchdown after a V punt sequence and Cavanaugh added the goal. Cavanaugh, Macleod, Wendell, Mills and Donovan starred for Latin while Moran Daniels Kaiser shone for the high. Referee Tee vans. Umpire Hallihan. Linesmen Mulhern and Aronson. Time two 20 minute halves.
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Roxbury Latin
Roxbury High
Dunbar Avenue
Daniels
Cavanaugh
Donovan
J. Connelly
Wendell
Mills
Macleod
Moran
Kaiser
Welch
Murdock
O'Neil Macleod
Cairns
Miceppel Cavanaugh
K. G
Conklin B. Connelly
Kelley Hill
Gregory J. Connelly
Terhune Richardson
Ellis Cena
Q D
Donovan B
Gheridina Mills
He. D
Moran Fox
F. B
Teevans
Hallihan
Mulhern
Aronson
Fiske
Amesbury
Revere Defeats Wakefield 18 to 0 in Fast Game
Revere High defeated Wakefield High yesterday by 18 to 0 at Revere. Teevans Wilfert and McGinnis led Revere, while Keady stood out for Wakefield.
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Revere High
Wakefield High
Revere
Teevans
Wilfert
McGinnis
Keady
Wakefield
Square Heel and Toe Contests Revived in Nationwide Series
The Pedestrian Club of America plans a countrywide revival of square heel and toe walking contests after 25 years. Regional winners will compete in a New York championship tournament, with New England holding the 10 mile event soon after the holidays or early January 1906.
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Pedestrian Club of America
New York
New England
Schoolboys Crusade Against Rough Football at St Johns Manlius
Students at St John s School of Manlius New York stage a campaign against football under current rules. They condemn professionalism and fake scholarships as not responsible for rough play and demand radical rule changes before continuing play next season.
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St. John’s School
Manlius
Providence bout ends with Medford fighter in 11th round
Al Delmont of Medford defeated Madiee oe of Providence in a planned 16 round boxing match at the Rhode Island Athletic Club Thornton. The decision went to Delmont in the 11th round. Billy Broderick won the preliminary over Kid Sheehan of Springfield, and Jack Murphy edged John B. Kelley in the semi finals.
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Providence
al Delmont
Medford
Madiee Oe
Rhode Island Athletic Club
Thornton
Waition
Readers All Star Nines Picks Vary With Fans Choices
Baseball editors publish a sampling of reader selections for an All American nine. Names such as Mathewson Cy Young Wagner Keeler Lajoie Donlin and Collins appear across multiple lists with captains noted and varying field placements.
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F. J. McCue
Cambridge
Mathewson
Dineen
Waddell
Big Cy Young
Criger
Schreckengost
Davis
Lajoile
Collins
Wagner
Donlin
Bay
Keeler
Isbell
Bresnahan
Roy Hodgdon
Everett
Cy Young
Tan
Ferris
Stone
Boston Latin Triumph 6 0 Over De Merritte School
Riverside reported Boston Latin defeated De Merritte School by six goals to nil in an afternoon match held in Riverside. The game showcased strong offense from Boston Latin and solid defense to prevent any De Merritte scoring opportunity.
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Riverside
Boston Setin
de Merritte
Williams Wins Ice Tilt Over Worcester Tech 28–5
Williams defeated Worcester Polytechnic Institute 28 to 5 in a listless ice game at Williamstown. Final score shows Watters and Brown each with two touchdowns, Lawley adding one, while Bixby kicked a goal. Referee Evans presided as Yale officials observed.
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Williamstown
Williams
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Worcester Tech
Elder
Chapal
Labrit Bixby
LaMont
Osceeessl
Manning Harper
Bargfrede
Beveeeeeessk
Quimbly Campbell
Bixby
Spire
Mann
Evans
Somerville High to Host Thanksgiving Day Rivalry Game
Somerville High will host the annual contest with Rindge Manual Training on Thanksgiving Day in Somerville. Kickoff is set for 10:00 AM, with limited field capacity requiring ticket applications in advance.
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Somerville High
Rindge Manual Training
Somerville
Applican
Harvard Men Given Workout in Details
Harvard football practice yesterday at Soldiers Field focused on ball handling and scrimmage concepts without contact. Freshman end O'Brien is slated for left end, Knowlton at right tackle, MacDonald right end, Nesmith at right halfback, and Leonard at left halfback with Foster and Pierce on the second team. Open practice and a two half scrimmage are planned. Pierce and Guild expected to be out. Squires and Captain Hurley progressing well.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard
Reid
O’brien
Knowlton
MacDonald
Nesmith
Wendell
Leonard
Foster
Pierce
Guild
Squires
Hurley
Erne defeats Young Corbett in six round windup
Philadelphia report says Young Erne outpointed Young Corbett in six rounds at the Washington Sporting Club before a near 2000 crowd. Corbett pressed for a knockout but Erne controlled the fight with sharp left jabs as Corbett battled fatigue and facial welts after the bout.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Young Erne
Young Corbett
Washington Sporting Club
Corbett
Erne
Favorites win majority of Woonsocket races in tight card
Woonsocket Rhode Island October 25 favorites captured three of four races at the Woonsocket track Alberta was the only favorite to lose Jennie Scott won the 2:18 trot Yates took the 2:20 trot in 2 211 4 Effie Shannon won the 2:24 pace in 2 24 3 4 and Arrow won the 2:21 pace in 2 20 3 4.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Alberta
Jennie Scott
Yates
Effie Shannon
Arrow
Favorites Capture Three Races at Jamaica Card
Three favorites prevailed at Jamaica today led by Water Grass winning the Packers stakes for 2-year-olds in 1 07 4. Bad News swept the loss a after leading all the way in Platoon at 6 to 1 in 1 13 1 5. Sir Tristan won the second in 1 08 2 5. Chimney Sweep placed third and Lord Badge finished fifth.
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New York
Jamaica
Packers
Water Grass
Sir Tristan
Chimney Sweep
Lord Badge
Balford wins upland steeplechase at Morris Park
At the United Hunts Racing Association meeting at Morris Park in New York on October 25, Balford a bay gelding owned by Mr Chatland, started at 8 to 1 and won the feature upland steeplechase. The day saw several spills with jockeys E Kelly and G Brooks badly bruised needing ambulance care.
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New York
United Hunts Racing Association
Morris Park
Chatland
Balford
E. Kelly
G. Brooks
Step Away
Kernee
Willie Price
Ben Crockett
Aken
Kaufman Not in Jeffs Class as He Faces OBrien
Kaufman the O Frisco heavyweight who rose after KO of Harry Foley in San Francisco meets Philadelphia Jack OBrien in San Francisco tomorrow night. His measurements show height 6 ft 1 in weight 190 lb reach 75 in chest 39 1/2 expanded 43 neck 17 right biceps 15 left biceps 14 1/2 right forearm 12 waist 31 1/4 right thigh 28 left thigh 23 right calf 15 1/2 left calf 15 1/4 ankles 11 in.
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Kaufman
Harry Foley
San Francisco
Billy Delaney
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Jeffries
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Camp
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Silk
Jack Chesbro
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Christy Mathewson
Happy Jack
Matty
Chesbro
Christy
Nelson
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Brother George
Jimmy
Billy Nolan
Gardner
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Frisco
Jim Jeffries
Roxbury Latin Boys
Latin School
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Roxbury
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Bradley
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Chance
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Origer
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Arris
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Jose
King
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Capt
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Seymour
Connie Mack
Boston Latin
DE Merritte Ayer
Brush Green
Worcester Polytechnic
Bartells
Whitman Brill
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Pierce White
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Spear MacDonald
Hard Starr
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Davie
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