Volkmann Triumphs Over Brookline In Bitter Diehard Game
Volkmann defeated Brookline 5 to 0 at the American league grounds in a closely fought contest. Pushee suffered a broken arm in the second half, and Cutler scored the lone touchdown after Brookline penalties and strong Volkmann running backs. Referee Hapgood and officials maintained a tight game as Eaton and Daniels starred for Brookline. Field conditions and substitutions shaped a hard fought league clash.
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BU Sophs Triumph 6 0 Over Freshmen In Annual Game
Accidents marred the annual Boston University freshmen sophomores game at Franklin Field yesterday afternoon. The sophomores won 6 to 0 with a touchdown by Burt and a field goal by Moore. Robinson and Tuttle of the freshmen suffered injuries and received medical attention while fans cheered the rivalry.
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Annual track games on Tech held today
The fall handicap meet at Technology Field features a large freshman class and strong returnees. Coach Mahan trims the squad for Nov 16 field day with notable performers Fernstrom Pope Richards Blackburn Gimson Gould Howe Avery Mc Mantree Callaway and Rapelye among others eyeing top places in sprints jumps and two mile events.
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World of Sport Reflections on 1906 World Series and More
A spirited survey contrasts prize shares from the world series with city pennants. It notes Brown players earning 105 and Cardinals 70 in St. Louis and praises Dan Kelley as a sprinting prodigy. The piece previews Harvard Yale tickets, discusses Pat Donovan’s Cubs view, and explains football rulings on hurdling with Stagg’s stance.
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Rye Wins Feature at Jamaica Track in Garden City Stakes
Rye, the 13 to 20 favorite, won the Garden City selling stakes over 11-16 miles at Jamaica, defeating Wes by five lengths after taking the lead in the stretch. Other winners included Lotus, Sister Frances, Jamestown, Clara Huron, and Waterbury in the day’s races.
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Harvard and West Point Gridiron Showdown Today
Harvard and West Point clash this afternoon as 1000 students march in support of the Crimson. West Point is favored to win at home though Harvard aims to break a recent slump with new plays and a determined attack led by Coach Reid.
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Pratt Institute Drops Football After Brutal Play
Pratt Institute in Brooklyn votes to drop football after executive committee meeting. Dr Voorhees cites brutal play and prizefighter like knocks, noting even top players would risk injury. Decision follows recent game with Princeton.
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Court Completes Dr Sargent S New Game At Harvard
A court behind Hemenway Gymnasium is finished for Dr Sargent s new game called Sargent ball by Harvard men Many have sent in their names to play in the first teams The first trials are slated for next Tuesday due to extra physical examinations Harvard men consider mock baseball as another possible name
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College games scheduled across Northeast region
Harvard meets West Point at West Point. Yale hosts Amherst in New Haven. Princeton faces Cornell in New York City Polo Grounds. Pennsylvania battles Carlisle in Philadelphia. Dartmouth meets Williams in Springfield. Tufts plays Maine at Orono. Holy Cross hosts Worcester Tech at Worcester. Amherst Agricultural faces Rhode Island State at Amherst. Wesleyan plays Vermont in Middletown. Bowdoin hosts Bates in Brunswick. Colby versus Exeter in Exeter. New Hampshire State meets Connecticut State in Durham. Springfield. Manual versus Trinity in Springfield. Andover faces Harvard freshmen in Andover.
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Yale Shakeup in Lineup for Amherst Game
New Haven Conn Oct 26 Yale football coaches announced a permanent shakeup at right guard center and left end. Forbes returns at left end while Morse Knox and captain Morse sit out. Amherst QB Guy Hutchinson predicts Amherst score potential as Yale aims for two touchdowns in tomorrow’s game.
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Army Confident in Close Showdown With Harvard
WEST POINT Oct 26 The Army expects a tough battle against Harvard but believes its defense can limit the Crimson. Injuries plague the squad with Garey and Kelly sidelined by broken legs and sprains hampering Smith and Beavers. Mountford becomes the main quarterback option for tomorrow's game.
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Harvard dormitory crew bumps mark close second day races
On day two of the Harvard dormitory bumping regatta five bumps produced tense moments. A College House oar break near Stillman infirmary nearly sent the shell into the bank before it was halted. Division results and lineup for today list Claverly Randolph Westmorly Mt Auburn Russell Craigie Waverly Dunster Davis Drayton in division I and other crews in divisions II and III.
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Dedham Cricket Association Reenters Second Division
Dedham Massachusetts Oct 26 The Dedham Cricket Association will reenter the second division of the Massachusetts Cricket Association next season.
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Gans and Herman Agree on Finish Fight Terms
Chicago, Oct 26. Articles of agreement for a finish fight between Joe Gans and Kid Herman of Chicago were signed here today. The terms are 1388 pounds two hours before the bout with the winner to receive 65 percent and the loser 35 percent of the purse. Nolan, Battling Nelson's manager, opened negotiations for a Gans Nelson match. Gans demanded 133 pounds at 3 o clock and Nolan said the same weights must govern as at Goldfield. Both favor Siler as referee.
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Two Track Records at Baltimore Harness Races
At the Gentlemen's Driving Park in Baltimore on October 26 two track records were set in the light harness races. Angus Pointer won the first heat and shortened the mile to 2.07 and Imboy posted 2.12 in the Driving Park stake. All three heats in that race were the fastest ever trotted on the track.
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Auto Registration Totals 82 For Week
Eighty two autos were registered during the week ending last night. Listings include owners and addresses across Boston and surrounding towns with makes such as Ford Olds Stanley Maxwell-Briscoe and Cadillac. Federal and local businesses such as New England Electric Cab Company appear among the registrations.
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Melrose and Revere Battle to 0-0 Tie on Pine Banks
Melrose and Revere battled to a scoreless football tie on the Pine Banks gridiron. Standouts for Melrose included Cassell Bean Knapp and Loveland while Gallagher Shaughnessy Teeven and Chase starred for Revere. The game featured 15 minute halves with Atwood as umpire and Casassa as referee.
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Baseball Post Mortems and Front Office News
Baseball figures like Chick Stahl, Buck Ewing, and Sam Thompson are cited in retrospective notes. Noodles Hahn gains a government meat inspector post, while Detroit and Washington fans look ahead with Jennings and Cantillon leading. Boston has not yet celebrated 1907 prospects as White Sox players face possible stage careers with a Western theater offer of 200 dollars weekly.
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Great Outlet Store Opens For Bankrupt Stock Sale
A dramatic rescue from a third rail leads to a sudden clothing spree as hundreds seek bargains at 975 Washington St Opp Columbia Theatre. Shoppers snatch up suits and overcoats from bankrupt stocks priced from 98 cents to 10 dollars with refunds if misrepresented. Open daily with green signs.
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Harvard Annual Fall Handicap Track Meet Today
Harvard hosts its annual fall handicap track meet at the Stadium replacing a football game. About 200 leading Harvard athletes entered the contests with most in training for over a month, promising lively events.
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