Will Stinson Seeks Lighter Cross Country Weight for Indoor Season
Will Stinson aims to drop from 180 pounds to 155 160 for the indoor season after a cross country run to qualify. The Massachusetts division Century Road Club event starts from Copley Square next Sunday with the aero and return route. Pins for the recent single century are available from State Centurion Gordon at 6 Berkeley Street.
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Will Stinson
Wolger
Massachusetts
Century Road Club
Aero
Copley Square
State Centurion
Gordon
Berkeley Street
Automobile Club of America
Harvard Subs Shine In Scrimmage Before Pennsylvania Test
Harvard plans a tough practice grind as it gears for the Penn game. Substitutes starred in a brutal scrimmage with OConnell excelling at backfield duties and McGrew suffering a knee strain that will keep him out several days, potentially forcing lineup shifts.
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Pennsylvania
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Indians
Reid
Lee
Jones
Mifflin
Graydon
O'Connell
Scrubs
O’connell
Boydana
Percy Haughton
Kernan
McGrew
Varsity
Thayer Seeeeske
Ty Fox
Rainsford
Yale Names Varsity 14 for New Haven Training Table
Yale selects 14-man varsity squad from 50 candidates for the season. Head coach George Stillman and captain Charles Gould announce the lineup: Swan Rafferty Hogan Glass Goss Hamlin Olcott Gould De Wilhelm Hart Chadwick Weymouth and others may join later. Goss returns from a strained back and hopes to resume by week’s end.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New Haven House
George Stillman
Charles Gould
Swan
Rafferty
Hogan
Glass
Olt
Goss
Hamlin
Olcott
Michael Had Mark smashing Carnival in Paris
Michael won an hour race in Paris before 15000 spectators defeating Bonhours. He set world records for 10 20 30 miles and multiple kilometre distances, delivering a fast ride that left Bonhours early. If he can beat Bonhours again he should have easy pickings across the continent. The Parc des Princes track hosted the event.
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Jimmy Michael
Paris
Bonhours
Michael
Edward Taylor
France
Des Princes
Doncaster Cup Achieves New Glory in America
Colonel James E Pepper of Kentucky celebrates King's Courier, the U S bred colt and last year's winner, as the Doncaster cup arrives in America. The two mile race showcased stamina with 116 pounds, beating Merry Gal. The cup, a large silver prize, echoes English tradition and Kentucky pride.
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New York
James E. Pepper
Kentucky
King’s Courier
Colonel Bepper
Kirk
Doncaster
Courter
Merry
Gal
England
Reiff
Sons
Dr Liverpool offers free consults for chronic diseases at Tremont Street
The advertisement promotes Dr. Liverpool at 860 Tremont Street offering free examinations and cures across numerous diseases. It claims exact diagnoses without patient input and lists thousands of cured cases including rheumatism neuralgia dyspepsia and Bright's disease with specific cure counts and free medicines.
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Liverpool
Cremont Street
Celing
Boston
Bright
Live
Tremont Street
Titus to row for Union Boat Club at Henley diamond sculls
C Titus, sculler for Union Boat Club, will compete in the diamond sculls at Henley on June 10, 1903. A fifteen-member committee led by Thomas Burton will raise $500 for the trip with $200 already pledged. Titus sails from New York in late May with his wife as mentor and will train through winter in the Bronx hillside walks and local golf.
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Titus
New York
Henley
Union Boat Club
Thomas Burton
Mr. Burton
Thomas Fitzsimmons
Maurice EB. Cornell
Mr. Godsell
Edward Connell
Tracey M. McGrath
James J. Francis
Connell
Thomas E. Crimmins
Charles Stevens
James Passington
W. W. Ruddock
Boston
Bronx
van Courtland Park
Harlem
Jeffries In Fine Form Ahead Of Ring Return
Harold Delaney reports James J. Jeffries is in peak condition at Harbin Springs California. He trains with handball, rope skipping, weight training and new rowing gear while weighing about 226 pounds. Delaney says plans include San Francisco camp before a possible 15th appearance and potential bouts with Fitz or Sharkey if Ruhlin is defeated.
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Harbin Springs
Cal
Billy” Delaney
Jim Corbett
James J. Jeffries
Delaney
Jeff
San Francisco
Jeffries
Fitz
Sharkey
Ruhlin
Meeting of the N B E A A U A U basketball committee
A meeting of the N B E A A U A U basketball committee will be held at the Cambridge Fost Gymnasium Prospect street Thursday Amateur teams are invited to send delegates. The item notes practical costs and admissions for baseball and racing events, including figures for expenses and potential gate receipts.
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N. BE. A. A. A. _U. basketball committee
Cambridge- Fost Gymnasium
Prospect Street
George Carrolle
Tom Nolan
Pacer
Pittsburg
Ban Johnson
Rough Riders
American League
National League
Quincy Talks in Brockton Rallyist Debate on State Issues
In Brockton on Oct 28 Democrats rallied behind the State ticket after a banquet at Hotel Kemont. Speaker Dr J W Coughlin and former Alderman Edward Gilmore addressed the crowd while Quincy delivered the main address arguing on campaign silence and the rise of socialistic ideas in state policy.
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Brockton
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Commonwealth
Ohio
Massachusetts
Haverhill
Republican State Committee
Buam
Republican Party
Oanen
Socialistic Party
Socialistic Worker
Democratic Party
Mos
Ward 8 Democratic Club Backs Gargan Stevens slate
At the Ward 8 Democratic Club meeting 200 members supported John A. Gargan for council, endorsed Francis J. Horgan and Michael W. Brick for ward tickets, and backed Oliver Stevens for district attorney along with John P. Manning for clerk. A 50 member canvassing committee was named to door knock in the ward with rallies planned for November 3 and 8 at Cambridge Street and Swartz's Hall.
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Ward 8
Democratic Club
John A. Gargan
Jeremiah McCarthy
Barnett
Democratic Municipal Caucus
Munteins
Francis J. Horgan
Ward Committee
Cambridge Street
Mary T Walsh Funeral Held at St Patrick's Church
Large turnout attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary T Walsh widow of George C Walsh formerly of Newton. She left five sons and a daughter. Service at St Patrick's Church followed by interment at Mt Benedict.
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Mary T. Walsh
S J. Patrick’s Church
Catholic Association
Fred Walsh
Thomas O'Calle NeRe Co
Mt. Benedict
Henry Walsh Cone
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Relief
An advertisement touts Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble and lists numerous symptoms including back pain frequent urination and dizziness. It offers a free sample and claims hospital and doctor endorsements, with purchase options of fifty cents and one dollar bottles.
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Nature
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston “Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Five football players dead in first month of season
Five football players have died in the opening month of the season. Edwin E Longenecker of Brown Preparatory School Philadelphia John McKee of Alma Detroit Charles Beuskman of Chicago Sir Hugo of Michigramme Champion Michigan and John Segrist of Ohio State University who was injured Saturday and died yesterday.
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Columbus
John Segrist
Rush
Ohio State University
Western Reserve
Edwin E.longenecker
Brown Preparatory School
Philadelphia
John McKee
Alma Eleven
Detroit
Charles Beuskman
Chicago
Sir Hugo
Mich
Columbia Officials Doubt Yale Charges of Professionslism
Columbia football authorities dismiss Yale charges of professionalism as mere hot headed talk. Captain Morley and faculty committee members Kir hwey and Kemp say the accusation does not reflect New Haven sentiment and praise YaleColumbia friendship amid claims the game was not unduly rough.
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New York
Columbia
Yale
Morley
J W. Kirchwey
J. F. Kemp
New Haven
W. R. Morley
Football Notes Reflect College Gridiron Rivalries And Local Matches
The column covers Yale and Columbia football tensions after brutality charges, Boston College's first win of the season against New Hampshire State College, upcoming high school games in Brookline, Newton, Cambridge and Malden, player moves at Dorchester A A, and noted players like Glass and Gordon Brown. It also notes girls football in Mt Pleasant Pennsylvania and fundraising by local girls’ teams.
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Columbia
Yale
Sanford
Boston College
New Hampshire State College
South End
Brookline
Newton
Charles River Park
Cambridge
Malden
Dorchester A. A
Bemus
Rawley Pierce
Carlisle
Homestead
Mt. Fleasant
Penn
United States
Francis
Harvard
Crimson
Crescent A. C
West Quincy
West Quincy A. A
Crescent A. A
South Boston
West Quey
Worcester
Georgetonn
Atlantic A. A
Atlantic
Mass
Pena Jobo
Tremont Building
Oston
Pilgrim Church in Cambridge Extends Call to Rev Spence
Cambridge church extends a unanimous call to Rev. Mr Spence of Alpena Michigan to become pastor. Spence, 32, has filled the pulpit for two weeks and may begin duties soon if he accepts.
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Pilgrim Church
Cambridge
Spence
Mr. Spence
Alpena
Mich
Champion Narrowly Escapes Death In Motor Breakage
Albert Champion the French motor cyclist was nearly killed when an axle on his new motor tricycle broke between Mount Vernon and Yonkers as he sped toward Yonkers. He rode at about 70 miles an hour aiming to set a mile in a minute at the Empire City track tomorrow. The machine toppled on impact, his left hand bones broken and head and body severely lacerated.
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New York
Albert Champion
Mt. Vernon
Yonkers
Empire City
Champion
Clapp and Tilton Lead Mercantile Bowling Standings
The Clapp and Tilton five remain undefeated with five wins, top pin totals, and leading strings. Blackman tops the individual list with 107 and Wilson holds the highest three string total at 291 and the best average at 9.
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Clapp & Tilton
Blackman
Wilson
Brown, Durrell & Co
Rice, Sayward & Whitten
Mandard Clothing Co
Swaith & Pattergon
C. A. Browning & Co
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Jimmy” Michael
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Merit
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W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Aesta
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W.L. Doorod
City Hall Avenue
Court Street
Reidy
Fitzsimmons
Rublin
World OF Sport
J. J. Green
Uth
B.A. A
Kennedy
Horgan
Stevens
Ward
Havana
American Cigar CO. OF
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Broadway
Cobb, Aldrich & CO
Corner Washi
Kneacland
Stree Boston
D4ass
Cambridge Church
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Sandence
B. A. Sanden
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