Harvard Crimsons Triumph Over Chicago Ath Club 32 0
Harvard football dominated Chicago Athletic Club with a 32 to 0 victory in front of about 3500 fans. The Crimson used strong running by Gray Lee and solid line play to overpower Chicago, with standout defenses and multiple touchdowns including by Mason Trafford and Lee.
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Chicago
Emmons
Donnelly Mason
Upton
Rafferty ‘Waters
Cseelott Quata
Heffelfinger Tmackio
Cor Vees Whitman
Ccereee
Malley Newell
Stickney Hallowell
Lockwood Genous Sie
Wart Gray
Sumoror
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van Inwagen
Chicago Athletic Club
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Gray
Lee
Hallowell
Trafford
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Stickney
Mackie
Crawford
Alvard
Donnelly
Heffelfinger
Waters
Jim Lee
Peters
Rafferty
Newell
Crimson
Alward
Smith
Corbett
Yale 50 Y M C A Training School Triumphs At Hampden Park
Yale defeated the YMCA training school 50 to 0 at Hampden Park in thirty minute halves before about four hundred spectators. Captain McCormick watched from Cambridge with Bliss and Graves as Yale surged with Winter and Dyer contributing, while Butterworth had misses from goal. Hamlin replaced Dyer at halfback and made several impressive runs as Yale opened scoring in twelve minutes, with multiple touchdowns following in the second half.
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McCormick
Cambridge
Bliss
Graves
Harvards
Winter
Yale
Butterworth
Adee
Hamlin
Dyer
Coxe
Seerley
Wallis
Ena
Foster
McKee
Kinnicut
Naismith
Dartmouth Versus Tufts Ends In 12 10 Hanover Victory
Dartmouth and Tufts played a tight, rain soaked game in Hanover New Hampshire with Dartmouth winning 12 to 10. Randall scored twice for Dartmouth and Craig, Foss and Aldrich produced Tufts touchdowns and runs in a hard fought contest watched by a large crowd.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Tufts
Hanoverians
Randall
Craig
Curtis
Pollard
Sdartmouth
Tufts, Surtis
Stroud E. Jones
Mollett Carson
Robinson M. Jones
Lang Walker
Johnston Stone
Uss Townsend
Dunhan Aho
Eeree
Clark Pollard
Craig Randall
Aldrich
Foss
Balliett
Yalemouth
Walker
Dart
Princeton overwhelms Manhattan Athletic Club in season opener
Princeton scores 46 to 0 against the Manhattan Athletic Club in Princeton New Jersey. The visitors praised Princeton’s play and compared it favorably to Yale’s, noting Yale’s 22 point game against them last week. The game featured two forty five minute halves for the first time this season.
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Princeton
N. J
Manhattan Athletic Club
Yale
Horse Racing Results From Guttenberg Glouster Track
Special to the Post lists today’s results across seven races at Guttenberg Glouster. Gloriana and May D head early fields with betting contrasts. King Crab and Hazelhurst emerge as strong in longer sprints. notable names include Radiant, Foxford, Innovation, One, St. John, Panway and Maria Stoops with selections by Rob Roy.
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N. J
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Morris
Flatlands
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Stevenson
Martin
Mucilage
Oswald
Fenelon
My Fellow
Jack Rose
Rico
Alarmer
Kirk
Addie B
King Crab
Snedeker
Rhone
Marshall
Rancocas
McDermott
Sandowne
Ffill
Lord Harry
Little Fred
Griffin
Rightaway
Jones
Hazelhurst
George C
Radiant
Signature
Sweetbread
McKeever
John Winkle
Bolivar
John R
Alma T
Foxford
Ma Belle
Duke John
Vexation
Bob Sutherland
Panway
Anne Elizabeth
Innovation
Double Cross
Macintosh
Seven
Merry Duke
Jeweller
Beldemonio
Dewdrop
Bess McDuff
Nellie N
False Ahrens
Postmaster
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Camero
Little Brutus
Kingwood
St. John
McCauley
Daniel
Lucy Johnson
Violet S
Vocalic
Adventurer
Maria Stoops
Rob Roy
Gamester
Violet S. Fenelon
Gloucester Results Horse Race Summary
Race results from Gloucester New Jersey on October 26 list six races with horses and times. Entries include Andrew D Mart Michigan Lyrist Wilson Taylor Podiga Edith Van Little Phil Mair Joe Lost Star Jim Dunn Charlie Wilson Forest Nettie and others with prices and post times. Thursday entries named Regina Mexico King Idle Paola Home Run Slander Milo Sea Bird Marina Minden and other horses and bettors.
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N. J
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J. Bergen
Mart
Jennings
Michigan
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Lyrist
Wilson Taylor
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Little Phil
Macauley
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Uncertainty
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Doseings
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Soft place deal nets Charlie Wilson owners money
The owners of Charlie Wilson cut him loose in a soft track, landing good money as the colt previously bottled up showed business. Charles Haley offered to match Silent against any New England horse, posting 500 dollars with Ham Brock to secure the bid.
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Silent
New England
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Ham Brock
Harry Ormstead
Brock
King Crab
St. Patrick
Mattie Corbett
Snapper Garrison
Brewer
Garrison
Louise Colt
Lucy Johnson
Guttenberg
Ham
Gloucester
King Alta
Major Joe
Little Fred
West End Athletic Club Hosts Boxing Exhibition
Friends gathered at Causeway street rooms for a well decorated boxing event. President Frank Lang acted as MC introducing pairs such as Fitzgerald and Levi and others including Connelly and Goodman. Club seeks AAU admission. proceeds from December 14 dance at Odd Fellows Hall will boost treasury.
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West End Athletic Club
Causeway Street
Frank Lang
Jack Fitzgerald
Joe Levi
Driscoll
Quinn
Kaveney Brothers
Cohen
Bryson
Joe Sullivan
Mooney
Tommy Connelly
Goodman
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North
Russell Street
Boxing Championships Scheduled Early December
The boxing championships committee decided last night to hold the championships early in December likely on December 1. The Suffolk's tournament is set for December 1 with participants from the region expected to compete for titles.
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Boxing Championships
Gossip of pugilists confirms Corbett’s silence for a year
The press notes Jim Corbett will not fight for a year and has not agreed to any matches with Mitchell Jackson Sullivan or others. He will post 10 000 to bind a match for 10 000 or more, choose Mitchell first, then open to others, with Peter Jackson preferred. Other pugilists Piotise Joe Butler Walcott Dixon Griffin Doherty McGee O Rourke and others figure in ongoing match talks.
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Mitchell
Jackson
Sullivan
W. A. Brady
Corbett
New Orleans
Charles Mitchell
Peter Jackson
Ed Binney
Order of Full Moons
Colored Brigade of Pugilists
Joe Butler
Tom O’rourke
Butler
Fitzsimmons
Billy Madden
O’rourke
Joe Walcott
West End
Dick Burge
Johnny Griffin
New York
Dixon
Griffin
Billy Murphy
Jimmy Doherty
Cambridge
Pugilisim
Cattanach
Providence
Doc O’connell
Jack McGee
California
McGee
Godfrey
New England
Golden Gate City
Joe Choynski Trains for Godfrey Bout in Detail
Trainers Davies Costello and McVey prepare Joe Choynski for the Godfrey fight. He rises at six, limbers with dumb bells, bikes, then eats breakfast with sherry and egg. Costello guides a fifteen mile run and rub-down. Afternoon work includes two hours in a barn gym, rub down, swim, and a late supper. Godfrey set for 176 pounds, Choynski for 170.
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Joe
George Godfrey
Parson Davies
Buffalo Costello
Aleck Greggains
Big Jim McVey
Jim Corbett
Choynski
Costello
Joseph
Jimmy Lynch
Johnnie Gritfin
Godfrey
Boxing Managers Confer Sets Prize Limits and Rules
A meeting of boxing organizers in the B A A athletic committee room produced an informal agreement. Prizes limited to open tournament winners, $20 max for specials, near $35 for open classes, travel paid for out of town entrants, penalties for noncompetition, $1 entry fee, trainer included, and strict adherence to rules to purify boxing.
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The
Coopers
F. F. Riley
Father Scully
R. P. Russell
Suffolks
J. P. McShane
Trimounts
John F. Moakley
Dorchesters
H. §. Cornish
Asparrer
Athletic Gossip and A A U Plans for Boxing Reform
The A A U annual meeting is set for Nov 21 at the Astor House New York. Perry recently reinstated will join Dorchester Athletic Club and may represent the club in boxing meetings. Local clubs complain of boxer terms. a boxing association with prizes not exceeding fifty dollars could be formed. Tom Burrows leaves for England Oct 19 to run handicaps Christmas Day and next Easter, then Worcester outdoor athletics mid May. Byrd Page aims to set a new high jump record. Sweeney earns praise for graceful jumping and stable bonnet. Finneran may skip the new all round champete of the B A A. Goidfrey hopes Peter Jackson backs him in Choynski bout, but Davies involvement may block it.
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New York
Perry
Dorchester Athletic Club
Tom Burrows
England
Tom
Worcester
W. Byrd Page
Sweeney
Joe Finneran
Champete
Shead
George Goifrey
Peter Jackson
Choynski
Davies
Godfrey
A Good Place for a Track at South End Grounds
Proposes building a four lap track at South End grounds near the baseball diamond without interfering with it. A fast wide track could allow bicycling and attract public interest by hosting athletic games and bicycling meetings when the baseball team is away.
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South End
Benefit game at South End grounds for baseball stars
Attend the benefit game at South End grounds featuring Happy Jack Stivetts Tommy McCarthy Herman Long Billy Nash and the champions. Tickets cost 50 cents and spout starts at 2 30 pm with a high turnout expected for a strong Boston nine and races plus a humorous football attempt.
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Jack Stivetts
Tommy McCarthy
Herman Longy
Billy Nash
South End
Repeal of reinstatement fee urged by N E A A A U
The association should repeal a $3 reinstatement fee, argued as unnecessary and obstructive. Proponents say most committee members live nearby and the expense rationale is flawed, while the change would avoid pricing out capable amateur athletes.
Roxbury Athletic Club Sets Up New Club House
The Roxbury Athletic Club will move into a Dudley Street house housing 121 members. It will offer baths and facilities for cross country runners, social events, and a boxing meeting soon. The opening is planned by mid November with robust local business support.
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Dudley Street
Roxbury Athletic Club
George Goode
O'Neil
Daley
Driscoll
Boston Champions Need Changes After Weak Infield
The review notes the Boston team showed good play but must strengthen for next season at South End grounds. Stivetts and Nichols carried the pitching load, Duffy delivered the best game, Lowe faded, and second base proved the main weak spot. Staley posted a strong record, yet team wins depended on teammates. Joe Quinn remains steady but overfast in a coterie.
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South End Grounds
Boston
Stivetts
Nichols
Duffy
Lowe
Joe Quinn
Staley
Why Theyre in Athletics
A critical look at motives in athletics notes a club officer selling goods to the organization at marked-up prices during exhibitions. The critique cites an A A U rule forbidding any understanding between a club and a member, arguing the behavior betrays amateur ideals.
Boxers Paid in Tickets Scam Uncovered by Local Club
A local club proclaimed it would not pay boxers but allegedly obtained talent by giving a boxer a large ticket bundle to distribute to friends. The tickets, valued at 150 dollars down to 75 cents, varied in quantity and served as a covert payment method to secure appearances without cash.
Something Snapped A Serious Warning On Overstrain And Health
A tourist’s slip highlights how overwork and indulgence strain the body until something snaps. Dr. Greene’s Nervara blood and nerve remedy is advertised as a cure for nervous exhaustion with a testimonial from W. C. Miles in Medford Mass stating recovery and weight gain after treatment. The ad invites free consultations at Dr. Greene’s Boston offices and offers symptom blanks and correspondence.
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Herve
Dr. Green
W. C. Miles
Manning Street
Medford
Mass
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Betting On Russell Swells In City Wide Wagering
The official registration day sparked a Russell boom with thousands bet at even money. A banker placed 15000 on Russell, Reber Gallagher shifted funds, and Haile money faced strong pressure. Bets from John Stetson, Jimmy Colville, Charles Haley, and others show Haile versus Russell volatility as election day nears.
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Russell
State Street
John F. Gallagher
Reber & Gallagher
Haile
Boston
John Stetson
Jimmy Colville
Charles Haley
John O’donnell
Frank Downes
Nat Goodwin
Harrison
David H. Blanchard
A. W. Cooke
Clever Boxer Fitzger ald Impresses With Speed and Stamina
The article notes Jack Fitzgerald as a clever 105 pound boxer who can spar well, uses a nifty style, keeps a stiff left guard, and relies on strong counters. He has slim wiry limbs and a stout body, and is expected to perform well in upcoming competitions.
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Jack Fitzgerald
Fitz
No Cure No Pay for Hernia Treatment in Boston
Dr Parker at 873 Columbus Avenue touts a no cure no pay policy for hernia treatment. With extensive experience he claims to treat women and children by a method that avoids trusses and painful operations. Free exams daily 10 to 3 and evenings 6 to 8.
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Boston
Parker
Columbus Avenue
Winners' at Gloucester Confidential City Message
A New York City gentleman with a confidential track position will wire reliable items daily to discreet parties. For details, address COMMISSIONER P O Box 1768 New York City.
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Gloucester
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