Harvard Primed for Princeton Test in Scarce Lineup
Harvard faces Cornell at Soldiers Field in the season’s first big game. Injuries limit the Crimson to a weakened eleven while Cornell’s squad arrives confident, hoping to score though Harvard backs the line with Dabblee and Bouve limited. Dudley Dean joins the coaching staff as Star ’91’s quarterback.
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Harvard
Cornell
Soldiers Field
Princeton
Ithacans
Crimson
Moulton
Bouve
Donald
Boal
Parker
Sullivan
Dibblee
Boston
Woodland Park
Schoch
Faville
McLaughlin
Rv. T
McKeever
Young
Whiting
Wilson
Perkins
Cesescoces
Forbes
Lloyd
Lever
Dudley Dean
Yale
Today’s Games Grid of College and High School Matches
A long list of scheduled contests includes Harvard vs Maine in Bangor, Princeton hosting Dartmouth, Amherst meeting Trinity in Hartford, Williams at Colgate in Williamstown, and many others across New England. Local high schools Ashland, Wellesley, Lynn, Danvers, and Beverly also feature in district games.
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Starvard
Cornell
Cambridge
Princeton
Dartmouth
Pennsy-Brown
Providence
Newton A. A
Chicago
Bowdoin
Brunswick
Indians
Penn
State
Gettysb
Andover
Worcester Academy
Dover
Amherst
Trinity
Hartford
Tufts
Rham
Orange A. C
Buffalo A. C
Orange
Stevens
New York
Exeter
Boston College
Co. H. and
L.arlington High
Arlinga
Ben Cross
Worcester
Williams-Colgate
Williamstown
Boston Latin
Hopkinson
Charles River Park
Brookline
Hugh-Mangus A. A
Wellesley
N.A. C
N. Y. University
Pennsylvania State
Annapolis
Ale
West Point
Newton High
Thayer Academy
Braintree
Lafayette-Lehigh
Easton
Washington and Jefferson-Pittsburgh Academy
Pittsburg
Franklin and Marshall-Bucknell
Lewiston
Dickerson-Ursinus
Carlisle
Swarthmore-Columbia
Washington
North Shore
Beverly
Lynn
Ashland High
Burdett-Y. M. C. A
Woburn
Massachusetts State College
R. I
Harvard L
U. of Maine
Bangor
Salem High
Danvers
Rutgers-Union
Albany
Cambridge Manual Training School Opens Interscholastic Play
Cambridge Manual Training School opened its season at Charles River Park with a decisive Brookline High win. Capelle Webb and Hazen starred as Captain Marshall and Peirce were sidelined by injuries, with rough play noted on Cambridge. Umpire Murphy, linesmen Sullivan New towne Boyce, time two 25 minute halves, attendance 600.
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Cambridge Manual Training School
Charles River Park
Brookline High
Capelis
Webb
Hazen
Aptain Marshall
Peirce
Capelle
Campridge
Strickland T
Kernan Harris
Lazen
H. Disosccovecotis
Hall
Horr Jenger
F. OE Ae . B
Converse
Urphy
B. L
Racecweniain
Bowdoin
Sullivan
Newtowne
Boyce
Brookline
Pennsylvania Varsity Faces Brown In Tight Season Opener
Pennsylvania starts today with the same lineup as Lafayette game. Cooch Mackie trained Boston Latin boys for the Happy game. Boston College meets Exeter on Exeter turf. Yale and Harvard juniors may duel in New Haven if plans hold. Chicago University rumored unable to pose a Brown challenge this season. Amherst shows notable improvement since earlier play.
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Pennsylvania
Brown
Lafayette
Cooch Mackie
Boston
Lehigh
Amherst
Heart remedies advertise Dr Agnew Cure for the Heart
An advertisement taunts readers about heart health, claiming most people suffer from heart trouble and presenting Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart as a quick remedy. It promises relief in 30 minutes and stresses timely use for symptoms. The ad references locations including Siding and Hanover Streets and cites Minlipeks y SoD.
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Agnew
Minlipeks Y Sod
Was & Sngton
Hanover Bts
Elliott Seen as Next Chief Consul by Massachusetts Wheelmen
Supporters of Regulars push for Sterling Elliott as Massachusetts division chief consul of the League, with more than $700 ready to back his election. The Post reports an interview and notes his leadership, independence from rings, and public backing from Secretary Pease as reasons for support.
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Sterling Elliott
Massachusetts Diision
Ellett
Post
Telephone
Boston
Press Cycling Club Bulletin
Elliott
Pease
Massachusetts
Bay State
Albany
College and high school sports notes from the era
The article reports on upcoming intercollegiate and preparatory games at Cambridge and Boston areas. It notes Princeton and Dartmouth ties, Brookline training, and practice squads including O'Connell and Knox. Newton Upper Falls hosts Watertown High, while Hoppy opens against Boston Latin with injuries affecting Latin's lineup.
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Ing Wesleyan
Williams
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
Princeton
Cambridge Manual
Brookline
Jim O’connell
Dorchester High School
Boston College
Keon
James Knox
Harvard
Newton Upper Falls
Watertown High School
John E. Slattery
Chestnut Street
Hoppy
Boston Latin
Charles River Park Grounds
Shaw Outplays Wise In Close Pool Duel
Professor Lew Shaw defeats Ed Wise 150 to 146 at Murray & Irwin's pool hall. Wise led early to 89 with Wise scoring bursts of brilliance, but Shaw rallied, sinking 60 of the last 68 shots to secure the win.
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Murray & Irwin’s
Lew Shaw
Ed Wise
New England
Wise
Shaw
MIT GAMES AT IRVINGTON OVAL FOR FALL HANDICAP
Technology prepares for its annual fall handicap games on the Irvington oval this afternoon starting at 2 30. Notable sprinters Stebbins Gray and Pugh have left the college along with key distance and miler Hooker and Lathrop leaving a weak indoor lineup.
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Technology
Irvington Oval
Stebbins
Hooker
Lathrop
Gray
Pugh
Riverview Canoe Club to Adopt Constitution Next Week
The Riverview Canoe Club of Waltham plans to meet early next week to adopt a constitution and by laws. Jim Bergin of the Mainland league provided the club with new rooms for headquarters, and members anticipate a busy winter season with bowling and concerts.
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Riverview Canoe Club
Waltham
Jim Bergin
Tom Burke
Harvard
Burke
Boston University
Harvard Gymnasium
Tim’’ Keefe
Cambridge
Tim
Jim }Illigan
Lawrence
Jimmy Walsh
Lowell
Newton
Jim Morse
National Association of
Baltimore
Copeland Martin
Ariel Rowing Club
Massachusetts outlines new regional baseball league proposal
Massachusetts towns Marlboro Grafton Milford East Douglass North Attleboro and South Attleboro may form a professional league next season playing two games weekly from Memorial Day to Labor Day with holiday double headers. Milford promoter Manager Coughlin will organize a meeting of interested towns as they already hold funds and baseball success.
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Massachusetts
Marlboro
Grafton
Milford
East Douglass
North Attleboro
South Attleboro
Coughlin
Shoe City Boys
Douglass
John Irwin
Tauntons
McGamwell
Hanks
Simon
New England
New England League
Ada P Wins Final 2:16 Pace at Combination Park
The Fastern circuit concluded yesterday at Combination Park after rain delayed the 2:16 pace. Ada P., favored horse mare by Bloodwood CHAT p, won the seventh heat. Trio took second money. Star Wilkes suffered a shoe loss in the last heat and failed to pace.
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Combination Park
Ada P
Trio
Bob Durland
Star Wilkes
B. m
Bloodwood Chat P
Pcasavae Siece
Delmarch
Niles
Ska Eaes Cae Cawne
B. G
Tennessee Wilkes
Durland
Baby Strathmore
War Ren
Policeman Nets Carpet Thief in Boston City Case
Patrolman William Kinsman of Station 5 arrested George Vilson of 21 Hamburg Street for stealing $300 worth of carpets from Warren Lougee’s storehouse at 42 Warren Avenue. The suspect had sold many valuables to city residents. stolen property was recovered at multiple addresses including Shawmut and Tremont streets and 23 Union Park.
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William Kinsman
Station 5
George Vilson
Hamburg Street
Warren Jougee
Warren Avenue
Wilson
Lougee
Isabelle Farnham
Shawmut Avenue
Dawson
Union Park
McCauley
Shawmut
Waldron
Tremont Street
Glynn
Elliott Seeks Chief Consul Post in League Endorsement
H W Hayes, a founder figure in the League of American Wheelmen and former Massachusetts division chief consul, urges Elliott for the chief consul role. He credits Elliott with past leadership, division growth, and Bulletin experience, praising his training and vision for cycling affairs. He endorses Elliott to both veteran and new members.
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H. W. Hayes
League of American Wheelmen
Massachusetts
Elliott
Old Guard
Mr. Williams Attacks Elliott Over Wheelman Baggage Bill
Spencer T Williams criticizes Sterling Elliott for backing a baggage bill in New York that led Massachusetts to adopt a compromise railroad tariff. He argues Elliott’s stance harmed Massachusetts wheelmen by inflating costs and claims the issue cost Massachusetts wheelmen thousands in higher charges.
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Sterling Elliot
Massachusetts
L. A
Elliott
Bay State
New York
Senate
Assembly
Morton
Boston
Gareziog
Achusetts
Spencer T. Williams
Cycle Club Hosts Hurdy Gurdy Night and Pace Ride
The Cycle Club hosted a social with imported music and dancing from 8 to midnight drawing guests from P. C. C., Massachusetts B. C., Metropolitan Wheelmen and others. A fast century pace ride to Newburyport leaves Chelsea at 9 30 with pace kept 18 to 20 mph.
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Messrs
Leigh
Smith and Vinton
Chase
London
A. B. McDonnell
Buffalo
McDonnell
Hiie-Buffalo
Greater
Boston
Harry Elkes
Fred Titus
Dave Shafer
Michael
Peoria Rubber Company
Edldie McDuffee
Willow Grove
Philadelphia
Lucy Field Arrested in New York Larceny Case
Chief Watts reported Captain McClusky of the New York detective force arrested Lucy Field a colored woman wanted for alleged larceny of 3000 dollars from Edward F Benton in a doorway on Pleasant street. Patrolman Loughlin of Station 4 prepared to bring her back with requisition papers.
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Watts
McClusky
New York
I Shall Vote No Letter to the Editor Opposing City Bill
A Democratic writer from Boston argues against abolishing the Common Council. He warns against centralized wealth and power, calls for two legislative chambers with a single ward based representative system, and urges voters to defeat the bill. Signed by M. F. Lynch of 16 Clapp Street.
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Sir
Common Council
Boston
Trust Corporation Company
Clapp Street
M. F. Lynch
Turners Bicola Pills and Baby Foods Adverts
An early 20th century advertisement extols Bicola Pills as a cure for nervous and digestive troubles and claims to regulate blood and improve heart and lung health. It also promotes Turners Infant products, Po-Melia for babies, and Little Liver Tursnexs. Various Boston area agents and pharmacies are listed as distributors. Sousa's Concert tickets advertised for sale.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Bean & Harris
Connolly & Davis
A. H. Copley
Choate Drug & Chemical Co
A. J
G. E
J. 5
McGillivray
Brighton
Geo. W.warren
Allston
S. M. Moore & Co
Five Good Games in City League Bowling Action
Five games featured strong scores as Boylston beat Sudbury at Sudbury alleys with 895 total. Millay led home team with 587 three-string and 217 single string, while Norton topped 600 in three strings for a rival. Carruth and Meyers teams clashed at home with Carruth winning by 89 pins and Burns posting 642 for high three-string total. Roxbury reports McCarthy besting Nobles 2267 to 2111 at Noble's alleys.
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Boylston
Sudbury
Millay
City Hall
Shermans
Norton
Carruth
Meyers
Cambridge
Burns
Prospect
Murray & Irwins
Noble’s Alleys
Roxbury
McCarthy
Nobles
Ross
Sudbury Alleys
Bowling Gossip and Local Candlepin News
Herman Long begins winter as manager at C J Lavis alleys. A two man candlepin team tournament starts at McCarthy's on Monday Nov 8 for one week with a 75 prize. Mike Higgins led a 98 string while John Murray shone for his team. The Murray Irwin second team plans a league schedule. Whalen scored 636 in three strings for Murray Irwin. Washington Stars challenge Columbia for 25. Newtowne beat Arlington Boat Club by 135 pins after score transposition.
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Herman Long
C. J. Lavis
McCarthy
West Wenton
John F. Murray Candiepin
Mike Higgins
John Muray
John McDonough
Tom McCarthy
Lowe
Boylston Alley
Williams and Crockett
South End
Highlands
Murray & Irwin
Hitchcock
Columbia Alleys
Bobles
Whalen
Washington Stars
Columbia
Representaives
Stars
Newtowne
Arlington Boat Club
Sandia Wins Cambridgeshire Handicap at Newmarket
Lorillard Beresford 3 year old gelding Sandia took the Cambridgeshire handicap at Newmarket with Balsamo finishing second and Mrs Langtry's Brayhead third in the important race held today.
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Newmarket
Eng
Sandia
Balsamo
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