Harvard Football Practice Sees End and Tackle Play Emphasis
Yesterday's Harvard football practice focused on developing interference for runners on end and tackle plays. The backs showed imperfect cohesion and timing, with frequent fumbles and muffed passes, though improvements were noted. The second eleven produced two touchdowns in the second half under coach intervention, while captain Wrightington and Wheeler remained on crutches. Graduates listed as starters for the upcoming game vs Harvard include Curtis, Hallowell, Waters, Newell, Wilson, Mackie, Lewis, Wrenner Borden, Hayes, Charlie Brewer, Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Brown
Graydon
Waters
Ma” Newell
Wheeler
Wrightington
Bob’’ Emmons
Cambridge
Curtis
Hallowell
Newell
Wilson
Mackie
Lewis
Wrenner Borden
Hayes
Charlie Brewer
Crane
Bowling Schedule and Prizes Set by Massachusetts League
The Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League meets at Young's to approve an 18 week schedule with matches among Philedian Dorchester Central Melrose Highlands Old Belfry Norfolk Cycle Salem Review and Les Miserables. Prizes list includes 40 and 30 dollars for top team totals pins averages and spares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League
Young
Review
Salem
Commercial
Old Belfry
Melrose Highlands
Dorchester Central
Norfolk
Philedian
Les Miserables
Philed
Gad Belfry
Wphiledian
Hiledian
Los Miserables
Boys Who Play Billiards Draw Crowd at American House
The American House hosts an open billiards exhibition featuring Frank Hoppe age 10 and Willie Hoppe age 8. Noted players Jake Schaefer praises Willie as a future world champion and Frank has defeated top East players. Open to all comers for matches with the young champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoppe
Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Willie
Frank
Architect Wins 2:16 Pace at Medford Race Meet
At Medford on Oct 26 the 2:16 class pacers saw Architect win the final heat after Allen Boy faltered near the wire. The day’s program continued with a 2:2 trot won by G. H. F. and Haldenette, Golden Bells, and Camden Girl following. In the 2:13 pace, Robert Wilkes won the second and third heats, with the race postponed to tomorrow after a thrilling finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Architect
Mary B
Allen Boy
Happiness
Haldenette
Golden Bells
Camden Girl
Miss Dainty
Faeie Rockwell
Prince Alert
Robert Wilkes
Robinette
Jimmy B
Falcon
Beaufort
McGregor
Eeesees Rr
B. m
Payne
Rathbun
Ch. m
Dodge
Camden Giri
Nay
Vestibula
B. H
Brigham
iRorearg
Rud
Gracie Robbs
Shannon
B. G
Almont, Jr
Jersey Lily
McDonald
Glencoe Wilkes
Lady Allen
Paige
G. m
Handler
Stirling
Greenhorn
Skinner
Lake
Bik. H
Idol Wilkes
Lexington
Ames
Crown Prince
Cbinney
Spear
H. J. Rockwell
Boston Emerges as a Center for Speedy Trotters and Fine Horses
Boston rises as a premier hub for trotters and road horses with four top race courses nearby and a popular Speedway. A. W. Davis hosts a three day sale starting Oct 27 featuring nearly 10 elite horses including La Lizette, Tory, Clara C, Rose Allen, Taresa, Monte, Chief Moore, Wonder, Dandy, Fred and Colonel, Prince and Clinker, Spirit and Tempest, Colonel and May Day, all praised for speed, form, and value.
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Boston
United States
A. W. Davis
la Lizette
Brown Wilkes
Tory
Edgemark
Clara C
Rose Allen
New England
Modle Gun
Parker Gun
Hattie Wilkes
George Wilkes
Teressa
Monte
Chief Moore
California
McKenney
Wonder
Dandy
Fred
Colonel
Prince
Clinker
Bryan Tours Illinois Campaign Across Jacksonville Alton
William J. Bryan and wife drew large crowds in Jacksonville and Alton Illinois as he campaigned amid university and farm audiences. He defended free silver and argued for monetary reform, urging youth to judge questions by conscience and public good. He spoke at Illinois State College chapel and at the public square, then headed toward Lincoln for an morning address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Ill
Bryan
Lincoln
Illinois State College
United States
Mr. Bryan
Dr. Sturtevant
Bradley
Sigma Phi Society
Opera House
Dr. Jones
Supreme Court
Chicago
Jacksonville
Roadhouse
Jerseyville
Kane and
Godfrey
City Hall
Bae
Silver Secretary Cornell Arrested for Grand Larceny
Henry W. Cornell son of ex Governor A B Cornell of Hastings, a lawyer, was arrested in Dobbs Ferry on grand larceny charges. He is accused of drawing drafts for 4% to cover expenses of a silver party convention in Buffalo, later cashed by John J. Clay. Cornell asserts the drafts were for expenses and proved worthless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry W. Cornell
A. B. Cornell
Hastings
Dobbs Ferry
Cornell
New York State
National Silver Party
Buffalo
John J. Clay
Oldest Boston postal clerk still serving at 82
Charles Brigham remains a postal clerk in the Boston office with 58 years of service. Yesterday he turned 82 and shows no thoughts of retirement, staying in fairly good physical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brigham
Boston
Tschigorin Leads Charousek After Second Tie Loss
In Budapest on October 26 the second tie match saw Charousek choose the two knights defense and lose to Tschigorin after 29 moves. The score stands Tschigorin two to Charousek zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapasth
Tschigorin
Charousek
Knights
Boston College Football Team Ends Season Under Gar Coached
Boston College will finish the season under coach William Gar’ who formerly played with B. A. A. assisted by Damn Shea from Boston Latin 93. The squad adds Keenan a former Amherst and Lyons quarterback boosting the eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
William Gar
Damn Shea
Boston Latin
Hasen
Keenan
Amherst
Lyons
South Boston Yacht Club Hears Clubhouse Plans
The building committee of the South Boston Yacht Club met at the United States Hotel last evening with Com mode Morrill in the chair. They discussed plans for a new club house presented by several architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Yacht Club
United States Hotel
Commodore Morrill
Gable Retained For Castle Shoplifting Trial In London
Gable helps Sir Edward Clarke in defense of Mr and Mrs Walter M Castle of San Francisco charged with shoplifting at Clerkenwell sessions. Sir Frank Lockwood and Lord Chief Justice Russell recently visited the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lockwood
Q. C
M. P
United States
Russell
Edward Clarke
Walter M. Castle
San Francisco
Clerkenwell
Pure California Wines at Galion Offer
A wine sale advertises Pure California Wines at 31 per gallon with 4 bottles inserted. Blanchard & Farear placed at 14 to 17 Dock Square and 81 Faneuil Hall Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure California
Blanchard & Farear
Dock Square
Faneuil Hall
Public Franklin Park links open to golfers with permit
The Franklin Park public golf links opened to the public with restrictions. A permit from the park commissioners or Administration building is required, followed by 25 cent tickets for one nine hole round. Players must bring own clubs and balls. First participants were William H. Sayward Jr Percival Sayward R C Downer and Barcaly Tilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park
Park Commissioners
Schoolmaster Hill
William H. Sayward, Jr
Percival Sayward
R. C. Downer
Barclay Tilton
Fitzgerald Champions Silver in Boston Ninth District Meeting
In Charlestown and Spellman Hall events, John F Fitzgerald and John A Ryan led heated campaigns over free silver. Fitzgerald defended his record in Congress and pledged to vote with Chicago platform principles, while Ryan criticized Fitzgerald and touted his own populist stance amid a crowded rally with local officials and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Congressional District
Bunker Hill Street
John F. Fitzgerald
Congress
John O'Neil
Peter F. Tague
William J. Miller
John J. Mahoney
James A. Gallivan
John A. Kelcher
Ernest Marshall
Lomasney
Edward J. Flynn
Fitzgerald
Union
Democratic Party
Boston
Ninth
Chicago
State Street
Wall Street
Lombard Street
Bryan
Sewall
Williams
Ward 3
Ryan
Washington
New England
New England States
John A. Ryan
Spellman Hall
Joseph A. Dennison
Bryan-Sewall- Williams Club
Daniel Coakley
Jerry Watson
Ward 18
Ninth District
Ward 6
Martin M. Lomasney
Johnny Fitz
Clan-Na-Gael
Common Council
Blitzgerald
Obituaries of Ralph Wells Eben Batchelder and Paul Challemel Lecour
Ralph Wells of Greenfield aged 92 dies. lifelong farmer and Shelburne native. Eben C Batchelder of Milford NH dies at 78 after forty two years as a dry goods dealer and lodge member. M Paul Challemel Lecour, former president of the French Senate, dies in Paris after a long political and diplomatic career ending as ambassador and senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Ralph Wells
Shelburne
William Wells
Milford
N. H
Eben C. Batchelder
Benevolent Lodge of Masons
Custos ‘Morum Lodge
M. Paul Challemel-Lecour
Paris
France
Switzerland
Temps
Revue Des Mondes
Revue Politique
Lyons
Empire
Assembly
London
M. Ferry
Postmaster John O Loughlin Dies in Boston
John O Loughlin postmaster of Laconia New Hampshire died in Massachusetts General Hospital from heart disease after a brief illness. He was 29 and a native of Laconia. He had traveled to Boston en route to Washington to promote an improved mail bag he invented. His body was returned to Laconia for burial. Mrs Joseph Welle wife of a West End railroad conductor was found dead in her chair at 336 Summer Street West Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Loughlin
Laconia
N. H
Massachusetts General Hospital
O’loughlin
Boston
Washington
Quincy
Joseph Welle
West End Railroad
Summer Street
West Somerville
Campello beats Park Theatres in Old Colony bowling
In Brockton on October 26 Campello defeated Park Theatres 2660 to 2088 in the Old Colony League. Standout spares included 5-10 and 4-6, with Blanchard 4-6-8, Clark 6-7, and Chapman noted. In Whitman, Stoughton edged Whitman by 165 pins, 2495 to 2330.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Campello
Park Theatres
Old Colony
Park Eeeatleys
Blanchard
Clark
Chapman
Park Theatre
Whitman
Stoughtons
Whitmans
Stoughton
Bicycle notes and race updates from Boston area cycling clubs
J I Turner of Essex plans a November twenty mile road race trip to Washington D C riding a Comet wheel and aiming for 150 miles on day one. Others like Tom Barnaby Amos Smith consider joining after prize lists arrive. The piece also covers club events, rider feats, and a Core Hill climbing contest entries with officials and timers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. l. Turner
Essex
Salem
Washington, D. C
Beachmont
Tom Barnaby
Amos Smith
Barnaby
Needham
Mattapan Road Club
Eddie Martyn
Wallace Knapp
May Fay
Co. W. Stowe
Rexford
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Geldert
Swan
G. H. Anderson
Parker
Brauler
Kimball
Pete Berle
Chicago
Tom Beck
Pace Johnson
Michael
Rob Urquhart
L. B. Dudley
Haverhill
Captain Richardson
Dudley
Richardson
W. G. Kendall
Boston Bicycle Club
Spencer T. Williams
Associated Cycling Clubs
F. S. eCausland
Dave R. Harvey
Somerville C. C
Bertram Harriott
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
A. G. Gillespie
W. A. Rowe
Lynn
Mass
Frank W. Kirk
H. H. Brown
E. P. Burnham
F. N. Bemis
J. Arthur Langford
Free consulting cure all chronic diseases promised
An advertisement offers one week free consultation from Dr. Liverpool at 238 Tremont Street Boston. It claims vast cure tallies across diseases from rheumatism to Bright's disease, with free medicines for parents, and hours daily including evenings and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
Alleged Highwaymen Seized After Nashua Street Theft
Three alleged highwaymen and a suspected receiver were jailed at Joy Street station by Special Officer Gilmore and Patrolman Caddigan after a 11 30 p m theft on Nashua street. Martin Tierney of Montpelier Vermont lost his watch and chain and $16. The suspects are Frank Farrell alias Boxer 23 Michael Conors 18 and William Bonner 17. Gustavus N Lewis 27 a restaurant employee on Causeway street is held for receiving the stolen items. Boxer Farrell linked to a previous Causeway street shooting and assault case. Bonner released recently from the Concord Reformatory after fourteen months for assault on his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Street
Gilmore
Caddigan
Martin Tierney
Montpelier
Nashua Street
Frank, F
Boxer
Farrell
Michael Conors
William Bonner
George Diamond
House of Correction
Bonner
Concord Reformatory
Boxing Gossip and Training Notes for Upcoming Fights
Reporter visits George Dixon in Faulkner near Malden as he prepares for Frank Erne and discusses sparring with Joe Elms of Chelsea. Dixon praises Everhardt's danger and Lavigne's favored status, while bets, club plans, and letters from readers color a busy boxing scene in Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dixon
Faulkner
Malden
Frank Erne
Dixon
Joe Elms
Chelsea
Hilms
Eric
Lavigne
Everhardt
Dave Sullivan
Elms
Smith
Rice
Boston
Sullivan
New York
Nick Burley
Lynn
Burley
Hancock Cottage
Crescent Beach
S Am
Odda
Everhard
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
Riverside’ Boat Club
Joe Whitehead
Union Hall
T. W. Hayes
al Herford
Baltimore
Jack Smith
Ward
Boston Post
J. M
Maher
Godfrey
Music Hall
N. C
Newburyport
Dan
Moore
Vv. Tuohey
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Whesler
Captain Wrightington
Massachusetts
Caporal Cigarettes
Chigagy
Criscs
Silver Secretary
City
Putnam
FitzGerald Daclares
Charlestown
Hever
Bicycle Notes
Tremont St
West End
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