Harvard Plays Faster Game Against Scrubs at Soldiers Field
Harvard’s varsity overwhelmed the scrub squad in a two half scrimmage on Soldiers Field with 20 and 15 minute periods. Daly Stillman and Leatherbee returned to boost the lineup while Cutts and Lawrence reinforced tackles. MacDonald named captain of the second eleven as O’Connell impressed at end.
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Soldiers Field
Varsity
Daly
Stillman
Leatherbee
Cutts
Lawrence
Crimson
Shea
Knowlton
Harvard
Graydon
Knowles
Kernan
MacDonald
O’connell
O'Connell
West Point Annapolis game eyed by Roosevelt followers
President Roosevelt expected to attend the annual Army Navy clash at Franklin Field the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Meanwhile Roxbury Latin vs Roxbury High was postponed to next Tuesday at South End grounds. Charley Shea, Harvard, is Dan Shea’s brother. Preparatory league opens tomorrow at Newton with Hopkinson and Brookline High opposing. Harvard Yale Princeton trio described as big three with others excluded. Special trains already booked for the Yale game. Boston and Cambridge expect record attendance. Charley Whalen, Dartmouth veteran, coaches Volkmann School and will officiate at Boston College vs Tufts and BC vs Holy Cross at the new BC field on Massachusetts Avenue.
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Roosevelt
West Point
Huntington Avenue
Volkmann
Gavin
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Brown
Carlisle
Cornell
Columbia
Boston
Cambridge
Charley Whalen
Dartmouth
Boston College
Tufts
Holy Cross
New
Massachusetts Avenue
Walcott Triumphs as Monahan and Gardner Win Boxing Matches
At the Criterion Athletic Club last night Chick Monahan defeated Eddie Daily in three rounds. Jimmy Gardner beat Turner Manuel in six rounds, using sharp jabs to keep Manuel on the run. Belfield Walcott stopped Joe Handler in the ninth round, a decision that pleased about 500 members.
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Criterion Athletic Club
Chick Monahan
Stonington
Eddie Daily
Baltimore
John Butler
Monahan
Daily
Jimmy Gardner
Turner Manuel
Gardner
Manuel
Belfield Walcott
Joe Handler
Newark
N. J
Walcott
Donnelly
Sharkey Quits The Fighting Game For Good
New York Oct 29 Tom Sharkey annouces final retirement from boxing saying he will never don a glove again and would not enter the ring for any sum He complains about the sport’s focus on posing over fighting and expresses tiredness with the whole game.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Sharkey
Palma Tablets advertised for nerve, vigor, and kidneys
SUCCESS comes only to the man or woman who is of strong nerve, keen brain and boundless energy. Palma Tablets promise to improve these qualities, aid kidneys, promote restful sleep, and make you look and feel younger. Price 50 cents a box, 12 boxes for $5 with guarantee, order via WALKER. RINTELS DRUG CO., Dewey Sq. B. F. BRADBURY, Beach St. and Harrison Ave. F. Hi. PUTNAM, 31 School St. 1681 and 2121 Washington St. EF. EATON, 150 Wriend S. KLEIN'S, corner Tremont and Boylston. ESSEX PHARMACY, 637 Washington St.
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Walker
Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. Hi. Putnam
School St
Washington St
EF. Eaton
Wriend S. Klein's
Tremont and
Boylston Essex Pharmacy
Kilmer Swamp Root Praised by Doctor in Atlanta
A 1901 Atlanta letter from Dr Kilmer endorses Dr Kilmer and Co Swamp Root as highly valuable for uric acid kidney liver bladder and other inflammatory genito urinary conditions. The doctor says he prescribes it with confidence and expects best results for patients.
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Atlanta
DR. Kilmer & CO
Binghamton
N. Y
Swamp Root Urges Free Sample and Clinic-Endorsed Use
A Boston Daily Post advertisement promotes Swamp Root as a celebrated kidney liver and bladder remedy used in leading hospitals and by physicians. It offers a free sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co at Binghamton New York and includes testimonial letters and a book about Swamp Root.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Myopia Hunt Club Adopts Auto Pursuit of Fox Hunt
Boston society readers watch the Myopia Hunt Club blend old sport with new autos. Lords and ladies follow in puffing cars as ponies race, with novelty rivalries to see which auto reaches the finish first. Upcoming runs include Byfield Gould Farm Ipswich Ken nels Indian Hill Norwood's Mills and Topsfield Common.
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Boston
Myopia Hunt Club
George von L. Meyer
Myopia
Byfield
Gould Farm
Ipswich
Norwood's Mills
Kennels
Topsfield Common
Boston Latin School Beats Medford High 18 to 0
Boston Latin School defeated Medford High 18 to 0 at Combination Park. Volpe's 56 yard run sparked the first drive, Edwards, Hanley, and O'Donnell added touchdowns. Laughlin kicked two goals, and again in the second half for two more. Boston Latin outweighed Medford and dominated with mass plays and steady advances.
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Boston Latin School
Medford High
Combination Park
Medford
Boston Latin
Volpe
Benshimol
Latin School
Edwards
Laughlin
Hanley
O'Donnell
Boston
Fereaviens
Griam
R. T
N. G. Pierson
Walksling
UO Doonen
Volpe McCusker
R H. B
Paphlee Somes
F. B
S.o.f. B
Dutton
O'Day
W. Pratt
Moffett
F. Hughes
Wash-day Fels-Naptha saves clothes with back-friendly soap
The ad extols Fels-Naptha as a wonderful back-saving clothes-saving soap suitable for use without hot water. It promotes its convenience and effectiveness for daily laundry tasks.
Mechanic Arts blank Hyde Park in league opener
Mechanic Arts overwhelmed Hyde Park High 36 to 0 at Charles River Park in the Junior Interscholastic League debut. Mechanic Arts scored via touchdown plays by Hinckley Nichols Sanford Davis and added five goals after touchdowns by Hinckley and Nichols. Line scores list Griffon Hinckley Nichols as scorers with 400 attendance reported.
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Hyde Park High
Charles River Park
Hyde Park
Cornell
Chapman
Jones Mail
Tappan Wolwomy
Pever
R. G
McDonald Poet
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Harlow
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Ernest
Wittasasasweveres
H. B
Clarke Hinckley
F. B
McGregor
Hinckley
Nichols
Sanford
Davis
Holden
Brown
Jones
Williams
Noble and Greenough Beats Milton Academy in Final Minutes
Football at Milton yesterday saw Noble and Greenough edge Milton Academy by a touchdown in the last minutes. Officials: umpire Mr. Tarbell, referee John A. Lane, timekeeper James Roosevelt. Names listed include Keeler Brewer Albee Davis Parker Tyler Kibby Richardson McLellan Emery Woodworth Osborne and Bahan among others.
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Noble and Greenough’s
Milton Academy
Milton
Noble
Noble & Green
Milton Acad
Borel
Ce Henry Ree
Keeler
Brewer
Peri Albee
R. T
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Cane
R. G
Kibby Richardson
McLellan Bo
Ky G
Davis Anthony
Parker Tyler
Gilbert Donigons
D. Osborne
Wass
Ais
Emery
Bahan l. B. B
Woodworth
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C. Osborne
Noble & Greenough
Tovendown
Pope
Mr. Tarbell
John A. Lane
James Rooosevelt
Somerville Trounces Cambridge Latin 28 to 0 on Broadway Field
Somerville High defeated Cambridge Latin 28 to 0 on a soft Broadway Field. Key plays by Haf ford and Pritchard, strong line backing by McLaughlin, and tackling by Barnes highlighted Somerville’s win. Taft and Bushway starred for Cambridge. game details list officials, time, and scorers.
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Somerville
Cambridge
Broadway
Hafford
Pritchard
McLaughlin
Barnes
Taft
Bushway
Boston Latin
Dean Academy
Williams Beats Colgate 16 to 5 on Weston Field
Williams defeats Colgate 16 to 5 at Weston Field in a strong second half performance. Colgate defense held up until injuries to players weakened their effort.
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Williamstown
Williams
Colgate
Weston Field
Groton School routs Pomfret 24 to 0 in yesterday’s game
Groton-Groton School defeated Pomfret of Connecticut by a 24 to 0 margin in the latest match. The win highlights Groton’s strong offense and stout defense on the home field yesterday.
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Groton
Groton School
Pomfret
Conn
Lajoie Denies Signing With Brush Report
Captain Napoleon Lajoie of the Cleveland Baseball Club denied a report he had signed or would sign a three year Brush contract for 25000 dollars. He said his Cleveland contract runs two more years and will be fulfilled if he lives and can play. He praised his present treatment and salary and would not break his deal.
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Cleveland, O
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland Baseball Club
Brush
Cleveland
Boxing Gossip Prominent Matches Set by Lenox Club
The Lenox Athletic Club plans a strong card for Monday evening November 3. Peter Brooks, unbeaten at 115 pounds, faces Jimmy Stone of New York while Johnny Reagan, who beat Feltz and drew with champion Forbes, lost to Brooks. Willie Schumaker meets Jimmy Walsh as the 105 pound champ faces the Newton star. Eddie Nadeau takes on Mike Dargin, and the 125 pound bout pits Honey Mellady against Joe Nelson. The card also features Harry Gilman vs Matty Baldwin.
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Lenox Athletic Clubs
Peter Brooks
Jimmy Stone
New York
Johnny Reagan
Brooklyn
Tommy Feltz
Harry Forbes
Brooks
Willie Schumaker
Jimmy Walsh
Newton
Eddie Nadeau
Mike Dargin
Dargin
Honey
Mellady
Joe Nelson
Boston
Harry Gilman
Matty Baldwin
J. A. Woodman
Stamford Street
Martin Canole
Fall River
Providence
Canole
Colby McDermott
Harry McGowan
Kid Hessell
Young Connell
Willow Athletic Club
North Cambridge
Connell
L. B
Charlestown
Riverside Boat Club
Hugh Blythe Harvard Athletics Manager Keeps Busy Daily
Hugh Blythe graduate manager of athletics at Harvard handles the football program business from his Har vard Union office. Thousands of dollars pass through his hands each day as he settles complex questions, including ticket distribution for the Harvard Penn game. He works with an able corps of assistants and is praised as an efficient manager.
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Harvard
Hugh Blythe
Casey
Harvard Union
Blythe
Boston Boxing Foes Clash as New England Champs Face Local Opponents
The piece notes upcoming bouts featuring Austin Ma guire the 125 pound New England champ against William Briggs of Waltham and Jack McKeever the 145 pound champ against Larry Hayes of East Boston. It warns against aggressive talent scouting from New York and foreign fighters, and mentions John L Sullivan appearing as an actor in Boston, with plans for other boxers like Benny Yanger, Tim Callahan and Patsey Haley in future bouts.
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Austin Maguire
New England
William Briggs
Waltham
Jack McKeever
Larry Hayes
Boston
Charley McKeever
McKeever
New York
John L Sullivan
Mr. Benton
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Mike Slattery
Roxbury
Mass
Slattery
Dave Sullivan
Jimmy Briggs
Criterion Club
Criterion
Benny Yanger
Tim Callahan
A. C
Chicago
Patsey Haley
Billy Rotchford
Rotchford
West
Haley
Kid Abel
Dubuque
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Two New World Records Set at Memphis Trotters Meet
Memphis Tenn October 29 Two world records fell and another tied at the Memphis Trotting Association show Direct Hal and Prince Direct clocked 2 05 1 2 for a mile team pacing beating the 2 08 1 4 mark Geers drove them to the winner's circle Onward Silver tied his two mile trotting record at 4 28 1 2 Hudson driving Nervola set stallion pacing mark at 4 25 1 4 Dean guided Nervola to shave a full second Prince Alert failed to beat 2 00 3 4 finishing 2 01 3 4
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Trotting Association
Hal
Prince
Geers
Silver
Hudson
Nervola
Dean
Prince Alert
Whitney wins the Cambridgeshire Stakes at Newmarket
London, Oct. 2. W. C. Whitney's Ballantrae won the Cambridgeshire stakes at the Houghton meeting at Newmarket today. The race carried a $12 handicap with $2500 added, for 3-year-olds and up, over one mile and a furlong. King Edward watched. Betting favored Ballantrae at 9 to 4. Whitney has broken the spell of ill luck linked to Volodyv ski.
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London
W. C. Whitney
Ballantrae
Newmarket
King Edward
Whitney
Volodyvski
Harness racing opens second Nashua meet week results
The Nashua track two week meet opened as Daly Moore won the 2:29 trot in three straight, Emmet H. captured the 2:22 pace as the favorite, and Chum Boy claimed the 2:17 pace in three straight.
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Nashua
N. H
Daly Moore
Emmet H
Chum Boy
Tufts Tennis Championship Crowned Wise Champion
The Tufts College A. A. fall tennis tournament concluded with William M. Wise of West Newton defeating Henry P. Lewis of Randolph Vermont in the final. Wise also won both fall and spring titles last year.
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Tufts College A. A
William M. Wise
West Newton
Henry P. Lewis
Randolph
Wise
Hub's Women Golfers Triumph for Griscom Trophy Match
Visiting Boston and Philadelphia women golfers met at Baltusrol Links to decide who challenges the Metropolitan team for the Clement A Griscom intercity title. Boston won 44 to 1t and will face the Metropolitan team in an 18 hole match tomorrow.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltusrol Inks
Clement A. Griscom
Lasker and Tipschuetz Draw in Long NYC Chess Match
In New York on Oct 29 Lasker and Tipschuetz drew a marathon game from the Manhattan Chess Club begun Sunday. The 89 move contest took nine hours and 12 minutes across three sittings. A grand consultation followed with Finn Hymes and Tipschuetz facing Delmar Lasker and Redding.
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New York
Lasker
Tipschuetz
Manhattan
Julius Finn
Edward Hymes
S. Tipschuetz
Eugene Delmar
Emanuel Lasker
Joseph D. Redding
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