Harvard Practice Under Coach Waters Aims for Clean Season
Harvard's secret yesterday focused on fast defensive drills and strong line work. Merriman shifts to right guard while Warren and Kendall vie for backfield spots as 13 000 seats already sold for the Indian game with 30 000 capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Arvard
Crimson
Hudson
Cranston
Mason
Fairchild
Lawin
Wrightington
Dr. Brooks
W. Cameron
Waters
Merriman
Boal
Hollingsworth
Lawrence
Eaton
Warren
Kendall
Bope
Reid
Ellis
Glerash
Varsity
Yale Varsity Practice Warm Despite Humid New Haven Day
Yale football practice showed the varsity and freshman squads in good form with two 15 minute halves. Sharpe netted a 35 yard field goal while most scores came on runs. Auchincloss returned in full gear but was cut on the cheek and removed. Yale to travel by 7:10 train to New York for Saturday's Columbia game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Sharpe
Auchincloss
Dupee
New York
Columbia
Harvard Yale Games Ticket Rules Circulated
Harvard and Yale game planners announce seat allocation rules for November 1 to 14. Season ticket holders may request up to two seats, with one ticket per two seats. graduates and university members may apply for two seats from November 6 to 11. Remaining seats go on sale November 14.
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Harvard
Seach
Dartmouth
Vt Od
A. m. Oy
Wright & Ditson
J. P. Lovell Arms Co
Boston
Leavitt & Pierce
Ee Bros
Co-operative Society Cambridge
Har‘yard
Yale
Ats
Ie Oe
Contineer Communications
Emmanuel A A Beats H P B Dorchester In Close Game
A close football match on the Common ended with Emmanuel A A defeating H P B of Dorchester 6 to 0. Emmanuel backs starred while B Edwards stood out for the losers as both teams fought hard.
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Emmanuel A. A
Dorchester
Emmanuels
Emmanuel
B. Edwards
Football Notes Hint at Yale Columbia Rivalry Rise
Yale regards Columbia as a serious threat in the coming season with Mor ey. The article notes Columbia’s prospects, other possible top teams, and mentions Slocovitch and Chadwick as key players. It also reports Lawrence Academy’s Oct 93 win over Groton High 10 to 6 and cites upcoming Senior Interscholastic League action between Boston Latin and Brookline High as a near certainty for league supremacy.
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Yale
Columbia
Morey
Ace
Vicory
Lawrence Academy
Groton High School
Groton
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Slocovitch
Ew Haven
Charlie Chadwick
New York University
Woodruff
U. of P
Collins
Andover
Boston
Boston Latin
Brookline High
Boxing Gossip and Fight Card Notes from Chicago and Boston
Boxing gossip reports Fitzsimmons versus Thorne slated for Chicago tomorrow night under Marquis of Queensberry rules in a six round bout with a 158 pound limit. Oscar Gardner trains for his November 14 fight at Lenox A C while a Greenwood A C card features Minor vs McIntyre and other bouts. Other items note Byers beating Cattanach at Valley Falls and several bouts canceled or sparring exhibitions with licensing raids at Hampden street.
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Robert Fitzsimmons
Chicago
Jeff Thorne
Thorne
McCoy
Fitz
Bob
Marquis of Queensberry
Oscar Gardner
Mittnacht
Mountain Spring House
Greenwoake
Eddie Santry
Lenox A. C
Gardner
Jack Hamilton
Troy
Frank Collier
Jack Dwyer
Boston
the Pelican A. C
Patsy Corrigan
Jim Judge
Scranton
Penn
Nick Connelly
Eddie Cain
Brooklyn
Bobby Reilly
Billy Connelly
A. P
George Byers
Jack Cattanach
Valley Falls
Byers
Uirrel Finnerty
Tommy White
P. B
Tommy
Hogan
Louisville
N. F
Lawrence
Tim Kearns
Joe Kerwin
Peter Maher
Frank Childs
J. K
Billy Whistler
Jim Ryan
Jerry Mahoney
James Conley
Hampden Street
Captain Wyman
Roxbury Court
Roxbury Crossing
Interscholastic Openers Set Two Big Showdowns
Dorchester High faces Hopkinson School in a rematch at South End grounds with senior to junior league for the loser. Boston Latin plays Brookline High at Charles River Park in a pivotal season opener between top title contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester High- Hopkinson
South End
Boston Latin
Brookline High
Charles River Park
Fall Rowing at Harvard Plains Weld and Newell Crews
Harvard announces fall rowing with Weld and Newell crews training through mid November. Grading happens this afternoon for Newell crews, two per boathouse, more if numbers allow. Weld crews practiced in order with captains and positions listed for the first and second boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Newell
Weld
G. Bancroft
Brownell
H. Bancroft
Bullard
Ood
Stanton
Griswold
Shephard
Hart
Locke
Brainard
Burton
Ivins
Kidner
Brooks
Movius
Bolilng
Deserting Private in Corning Shoots Self
Charles H. Winfield age 23 a private in the Forty second United States Volunteers killed himself at his Corning New York home. He had deserted the regiment last Saturday due to homesickness and feared punishment for desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
N. Y
Charles H. Winfield
United States Voluntees
Harvard Penn Football Trip to Philadelphia Nov 4
Round trip tickets $10 for Harvard Penn football game in Philadelphia on Saturday November 4 via Fall River and Royal Blue lines. Independent tickets valid on all trains with stopover at New York. Includes admission to National Export Exhibition. Information and tickets at 11 Washington Street Boston.
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Philadelphia
Fall River
Royal Blue Lines
New York
Bicycles Argued To Be Baggage At Rail Hearing
State railroad commissioners heard L A W leaders Perkins Bassett and Wolfson push for bicycles to be carried free as baggage. Boston and Maine New Haven and Fitchburg officials testified on current practices and state Rhode Island law. The hearing closed with the board set to seek further facts and address suburban fare issues on November 10.
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George A. Perkins
Sterling Elliott
Abbot Bassett
Aaron Wolfson
Boston & Maine Railroad
W. H. Coolidge
New Haven
J. H. Benton
Fitchburg
George A. Torrey
Elliott
Perkins
Rhode Island
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Bassett
Benton
Long Island Railroad
Baldwin
Road
Armstrong
Wolfson
Coolidge
Boston & Maine
Bicycle Notes Show Cycle Club Tournaments Schedule
President H P Kenison announces that Tiger Roadsters Metropolitan Wheelmen Middlesex Cycle Club Roslindale Cycle Club Press Cycling Club and Alter Ego Club of Chelsea will compete in bowling whist and pool. Whist and pool start Tue evenings with Dec 5, bowling at candle pins on Fri evenings from Dec 8 at Webster alleys Roxbury. Also Bertram E Russell aims for New York City Hall to Boston record starting midnight Saturday. Century souvenirs mailed to Richmond Island Associates survivors. Berkeley Cycle Club ball at Parker Hall Beachmont on Thanksgiving eve. Boston cycle salesmen flood the market ahead of the holidays.
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H. P. Kenison
New Cycle Club Tournament Association
Tiger Roadsters
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Middlesex Cycle Club
Roslindale Cycle Club
Press Cycling Club
Alter Ego Club
Chelsea
A. G. Frothingham
Macretery - Aoe
Webster
Roxbury
Bertram E. Russell
Springfield
New York City
New York
Boston
State Centurion Knights
Pease
C.R. Nv
State House
City Hall
Richmond Island
Berkeley Cycle Club
Parker Hall
Beachmont
Carter Harrison
Chicago
L. A
Sterling Dilcott
Isaac
Potter
Keenan
Harrison Haseen
Drunken Millionaire Patrolman Faces Police Board
Patrolman J E Collins of Station 16 is to appear before the Police Board on a neglect of duty charge for leaving his beat on July 12 to escort a drunken millionaire home. The man, said to be a Beacon Street club member, is subpoenaed to testify. the board had delayed action amid internal disagreements.
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J. E. Collins
Station 16
Collins
Marlboro Street
Dawson
Beacon Street
Clark
Collings
Burrill
Police Board
Adams
Millonaire
Shamrock Almost Ready for Transatlantic Voyage
The Shamrock’s racing mast was moved to the barge Ulster this morning. The Champion derrick attached the jury and jigger masts this afternoon. Sails for the ketch rig destined to cross the Atlantic will be bent tomorrow, with Navigator Hamilton in charge as sailing day approaches Tuesday. Bracing replaced and crew quarters fitted. Sir Thomas Lipton will depart Brin to convoy the Shamrock aboard a White Star liner. Lipton cannot visit Chicago.
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New York
Shamrock
Ulster
Atlantic
Hamilton
Sir Thomas Lipton
Brin
Sir Thomas
Chicago
Sailors of Columbia Return Home to Deer Isle
Twenty one of the thirty eight Columbia crew members passed through Boston on their way home to Deer Isle Maine after being paid off by Iselin. Each received pay plus a gold bonus and a gold medal pinned to their sweaters by Mrs Iselin. The men, wearing blue Columbia sweaters, planned to sail from Rockland to Deer Isle aboard a schooner if no better transport could be found.
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Boston
Deer Isle
Penobscot Bay
Iselin
Bangor
Columbia
Rockland
Yacht Club Seeks Canada Cup Ownership Guidance
The Royal Canadian Yacht Club in Toronto seeks instructions on what to do with the Canada cup won by the American boat Genesee last August. The cup remains in RCYC possession and may be handed to the Rochester Yacht Club, the Genesee’s home club, for inter club competition.
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Toronto
Ont
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Genesee
Rochester Yacht Club
Chicago Rochester
Tthe Inter- Yacht Club
Myopia Hunt Club Run At Ipswich Norwood Mills Area
A 25 rider party from Myopia Hunt Club followed a course from Rowley Common to Ipswich Trotting Park and Norwood's Mills. George von L Meyer fell at a ditch but escaped injury. R H Appleton led the hunt with Mr. Frothingham as whip. ladies included Mrs. Peabody and Mrs. Rice among others.
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R. H. Appleton
Mr. Frothingham
G. N. Peabody
O. G. Rice
H. C. Pierce
Whitman
Bryce J. Allan
Meyer
Dalton
All Around Club Holds Annual Charlestown Meeting
The All Around Club of Charlestown held its annual meeting in the Universalist vestry with C. C. Carpenter elected president for the seventh straight year. Officers include George B. Neal first vice president Mrs Helen D Cole second vice president secretary treasurer Miss Sarah Leonard and an executive committee rounded out by John F Kel ton Fred W Whitney and others. Rev William S Forbush of Winthrop Church spoke on Patchwork. The next meeting is planned for Nov 9 in the Winthrop Church vestry with Alleyne Ireland to discuss Tropical Colonisation and The Briton and the Boer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Around Club
Charlestown
Universalist Vestry
C. C. Carpenter
George B. Neal
Helen D. Cole
Sarah
bb.Leonard
John F. Kelton
Fred W. Whitney
Philo W. Sprae
William M. Kimmell
If Hatcheller
Abbie I’. Nye
Carrie F. Gammons
William 8. Forbush
Winor
New England
Winthrop
Alleyne Ireland
Bram Witness Free After Bond Granted
Oscar Anderson, a Bram witness, was released on $500 personal recognizance by Judge Colt in the Union States Circuit Court. Spencer, a colored steward, remains the only witness in bonds, others having been released on their own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Anderson
Bram
Colt
Union States Circuit Court
Spencer
Billiard World on Verge of Split from AAU Control
A major revolt is brewing in billiards led by William H. Mussey of Chicago. Key figures include Slosson, Schaefer, Carter, Sutton, Gallagher, McLaughlin, Daly, and others as they challenge the AAU definition of amateur. The new group will deem a player professional only if they earn a living from the game and will model on the LA W, forming within a fortnight backed by capital to fight AAU for billiards influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Mussey
Chicago
Slosson
Schaefer
Carter
Sutton
Gallagher
McLaughlin
Daly
Billiard Association
Philadelphia
Immigrant Arrivals Rise as Policy Proposals Surface
Washington reports 311 715 total arrivals for year ended June 30, up 82 416 or 36 percent from the prior year. The commission urges law changes to improve labor-center investigations abroad, deportation powers, extended entry controls for Canadian ports, and passenger manifests certified upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Immigration Bureau
Canada
Mexico
Europe
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Finland
Canadian
Dominion
Spain
Country Club Contests Highlight Close Golf Matches at Clyde Park
Windeler and Campbell team with Shaw and Jones in a handicap mixed foursome at Clyde Park Country Club. Close play saw Mrs Zerrahn and Herbert Jacques tied with Miss Mackay and T Russell for first down counts, both at three down. Campbell and Windeler face Shaw and Jones in a key four ball match this afternoon with a 36 hole schedule planned for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Park
George H. Windeler
F. E. Zerrahn
Herbert Jacques
Miss Mackay
T. Russell
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Alec’ Campbell
Jack” Jones
Myopia
Campbell
Jones
Final Round Set in Concord Women’s Golf Championship
The last second round match in the Concord Club women’s golf championship will be played tomorrow between Miss Lawrence and Miss Grace Keyes. Also notes recent New England clubs joining the USGA allied members include Dedham Golf Club Island Club of Haverhill Mass and Beaver Meadow Golf Club of Concord N H. Wollaston Golf Club announces an 18 hole handicap tournament while Alliston Golf Club and Concord host 18 hole medal and handicap play. The October cup final match at Concord tomorrow will be 18 holes bogey play.
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Concord Club
Lawrence
Grace Keyes
Dedham Golf Club
Island Club
Haverhill
Mass
Beaver Meadow Golf Club
Concord
N. H
U. S. Golf Association
New England
Wollaston Golf Club
Alliston Golf Club
Postponed Gaelic games marred by rough play at South End grounds
The Irish National Athletic Association event featured mixed crowds and jostling as players clashed during hurling and football. Garryowen beat Emmets 1 0 in football, while Young Irelands and Wolf Tones tied 2 2 in hurling after a delayed start. Police intervened to prevent a riot as spectators were moved from field edge.
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Irish National Athletic Association
South End
Garryowen
Cambridge
Emmets
Chelsea
Young Irelands
Wolf Tones
South Boston
Simon Kiley
Sullivan
Collins
Regan
Wolf Tone
Richardson
Wolf
Clancy
Hogan
Flanery
Ambrose
Kiley
Manning
Keefe
Yvowers
Hanlon
Szeary
Ryan
M. Cronin
Ronan Richardson
Burns
Carroll
Good
T. Looney
Tr. Leary
Dannaby
Leary
Mullen
D. Looney
LD. Cronin
Dale
Murphy
R. Leary
Garry Owens
Cleary
Mullane
Burke
Buckley
Moore
D. Sullivan
Pendy
Rosch
Pregna
J. Shea
Whalen
McNamara
D. Shea
Sweeney
Foley
W. O'Keefe
J. O'Keefe
M. O'Keefe
Barry
McGrath
Noonan
Donovan
Bowles
Edwards
O'Neil
Combory
Dancing in the Street Sparks Reform Pressure in Cities
The Erie Society in New York bans street dancing to piano accompaniment amid rumors of a Boston copycat movement. Reports say itinerant musicians hire girls ages 10 to 14 to dance, with several arrests already made. Police doubt Boston hires, but some fear secret practice. The dances attract large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erry Society
New York
Boston
Barge Sunk After Collision With Steamer Kennebec
In New Haven on Oct 26 the D and R barge No 11 was struck by the steamer Kennebec bound for New York in fog. A large hole in the barge caused her sinking immediately. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Kennebec
New Haven Line
New York
Moose Shooting Case Recast as Cow Moose Incident
John Brown admitted he shot a cow moose after initially claiming he was freed by the animal. Three other poachers Ladie Matthews Ira C Moody and an unnamed suspect were brought before Justice easlee of Whitefield. Brown pleaded guilty and received sixty days in jail while the others faced fines or further trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Alna
John Brown
Carleton
Game Commission
Ladie Matthews
Ira C. Moody
Easlee
Whitefield
Brown
Seasset
Metaphysical League closes with lectures on New Century
The International Metaphysical League wrapped a series on higher thought drawing a large audience in Gilbert Hall. Notables like Rev. R Heber Newton and Horatio W Dresser spoke on themes such as The Movements of the New Century and The Spirit of the New Thought Movement. The afternoon featured Miss Susie C Clarke and Paul Tyner among others. The committee praised the convention and announced a next meeting in New York in October 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Metaphysical League
Gilbert Hall
Henry 8. Tafft
League
Parker House
R. Heber Newton
All Saints Church
New York
New Thought
Horatio W. Dresser
Boston
Ellen M. Dyer
Philadelphia
Providence
R. I
Lepage
Susie C. Clarke
Cambridge
Paul Tyner
Wat J. W. Winkley
M. B. Cramer
San Francisco
Rhodes to Manila for Philippine dead soldiers
Mr. D H Rhodes of the quartermaster department led the removal of Cuban dead this spring and has departed for Manila to arrange bringing home the bodies of the boys in blue who died in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Washington
D. H. Rhodes
Quartermaster’s Department
Cuba
Manila
Philippine Islands
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Turkey
Yousouf
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Adali
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W. H. Mussey
New Movement
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Windeler
Shaw and Jones
F. KE. Zerrahn
Russell Peere
M. B. Gookin
F. E
G. O. Thatcher
Julia Bacon
P. Grant
George H. Francis
T. C Thatcher
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John P. Lovell Arms Co
Washington ST
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Cornhill
Sporting Goods
Wiscasset
Mr. Newton
Tafft
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