Harvard Plays Faster Game on Soldiers Field
Harvard used a brisk, aggressive scrimmage on Soldiers Field as the varsity dominated the scrub in two extended halves. Key returns Daly Stillman Leatherbee and veteran tackles Cutts and Lawrence boosted the line, while MacDonald captained the second eleven.
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Soldiers Field
Varsity
Daly
Stillman
Eatherbee
Cutts
Lawrence
Crimson
Shea
Knowlton
Harvard
Stillmah
Leatherbee
Graydon
Knowles
Kernan
Harvard Freshmen Defeat M I T Freshmen 29 to 0 on Soldiers Field
Harvard freshman football beat MIT freshmen 29 to 0 in a lopsided Soldiers Field clash. Fumbling and offside trouble marred the game though Harvard 1906 lineup showed weight advantage. Touchdowns by Nichols Hodges and 4 goals from Hodges highlighted the score.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Whitman
Taylor Gill
Kerr
R.1. T
Scannell
Iy G
Henderson Paqhoe
Agsou
Coe c
Bretzke Carrick
Frye
I. G
Knapp
Armstrong
Williams Wilder
Griffin
Ay Redding Morrueig
Talbot
Smith Hodges
Taylor
Asseeeeees dl
Kelly Nichols
Mears
van Amringe
Oresset
F. B
Geist
Nichols
Hodges
L. J. Daly
Umptro
B. Wendell
West Point Annapolis game likely for Roosevelt
Roosevelt is expected to attend the annual West Point Annapolis football clash at Franklin Field the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Upcoming prep league opener at Newton features Hopkinson and Brookline High. Harvard notes kin link Charley Shea to Dan Shea of past Harvard squads and Whalen coaches Volkmann School.
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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 Wins Bout in Ninth at Criterion Club
At the Criterion Athletic Club last evening Chick Monahan defeated Eddie Daily in three rounds. Jimmy Gardner beat Luther Manuel in six rounds. Belfield Walcott stopped Joe Handler in the ninth round, a decision praised by about 500 members.
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Criterion Athletic Club
Chick Monahan
Stonington
Eddie Daily
Baltimore
John Butler
Monahan
Daily
Jimmy Gardner
Luther Manuel
Gardner
Manuel
Belfield Walcott
Joe Handler
Newark
M. J
Walcott
Donnelly
Sharkey Retires From The Fighting Game Again
New York reports Tom Sharkey has once more quit boxing, insisting the decision is final and he will never don a glove again. He says money cannot entice him back and faults fighters who pose rather than fight, expressing total fatigue with the sport.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Sharkey
Palma Tablets promise strength and youth appeal
SUCCESS comes only to the man or woman who is of strong were, keen brain and boundless energy. To perfect these qualities in those who lack them we put up Palma Tablets. They do the work, and besides are great for the kidneys, induce restful sleep, and make you look and feel years younger, 50 cents per box, 12 boxes (with guarantee), $5. Book free. Sold by WALKER RINTELS DRUG GO., Dewey 8q., B. F. BRAD. BURY, Beach St. and Harrison Ave. F. PUTNAM, 31 School St., 1681 and 2121 Washington St. . FF. EATON, 150 Wriend JSt KLEIN'S. corner Tremont and Boylston . ESSEX PHARMACY, 637 Washington 8t.
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Walkerrintels Drug GO
Dewey
B. F. Brad.bury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. Putnam
School St
Washington St
FF. Eaton
Jst Klein's
Tremont and
Boylston
Essex Pharmacy
Washington
Swamp Root Endorsement by Dr A J Halle in 1901
Dr A J Halle of East Atlanta endorses Dr Kilmer k Swamp Root for uric acid kidney liver and bladder conditions. He prescribes it with confidence and notes its hospital use and physician endorsements. An editorial note offers a free sample by mail and urges readers to request literature and bottle options from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Atlanta
DR. Kilmer & CO
Binghamton
N. Y
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Fox hunting by horse and auto in Hoosten society
The Myopia Hunt Club blends antique chase with modern auto pursuit as enthusiasts plan a season of runs. Horse riders and autos race to be first at the finish on frosty mornings with events scheduled at Byfield Gould farm Ipswich and other locales through mid November.
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Hoosten Seeciety
Myopia Hunt Club
George von L. Meyer
Myopia
Byfield
Gould Farm
Ipswich
Kennels
Indian Hill
Norwood
Boston Latin School beats Medford High 18 to 0 at Combination Park
Boston Latin School defeated Medford High 18 to 0 in a well contested game. Latin School used mass plays and strong line play to dominate, with Edwards scoring the first touchdown and Laughlin adding all three kick goals. In the second half Hanley and O'Donnell added touchdowns as the heavier Latin School team cruised.
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Boston Latin School
Medford High
Combination Park
Medford
Boston Latin
Volpe
Benshimol
Latin School
Edwards
Laughlin
Hanley
O’donnell
Medford ‘High
Griam
N. G. Pierson
Littlefield
Ieee
Toad c
Cockwell
W. Pierson
Walksling O'Donnell
Montgomery Edwards
P. Hughes Hanlon
Tyron Freedman
H. B
Ul. B
Volpe cCusker
Somes
F. B
Dutton
B. L
Donnell
Pratt
nesmen—Moffett
F. Hughes
Easy Wash-day Soap Delivers Back-Saving Help
Advocacy for Fels-Naptha highlights its ease for laundry with no hot water required. The brand is praised as back-saving and clothes-saving, promoting modern convenience in washing.
Mechanic Arts Dominate Hyde Park 36–0 in Interscholastic Debut
In the Junior Interscholastic League opener Mechanic Arts crushed Hyde Park High at Charles River Park 36 to 0. Mechanic Arts led 8–0 at halftime and dominated with multiple touchdowns by Hinckley Nichols Sanford and Davis. Attendance was about 400 as Hyde Park failed to advance beyond downs beyond the first half.
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Mechanic Arts
Hyde Park High
Charles River Park
Hyde Park
Cornell
Shadoes
Gs Nie Ech
Ee R. E
Jones
R. T
Tappan Farwell
McDonald Prigof
Cis
Olsen Lottesham
Besses Cesseccseeges l
Harlow
Font Stank Aces A
Bryant Baste
Ernest
R. E
Loe
White Davis
Disientes Q. B
Carberry Nichols
H. B. Waldron
Sanford
J. B
Clarke
Noble and Greenough 5 Milton Academy 0 football game
Noble and Greenough and Milton Academy played a fourth class football game at Milton with Noble winning by a late touchdown. Umpire Tar bell Referee John A Lane and timekeeper James Roosevelt were noted in the brief report.
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Noble and Greenough’s
Milton Academy
Milton
Noble
Noble & “Green
Milton Acad
Cals
Brewer Trc Renl Ge
Sage Caeter
Akc
Pope Weeks
Kibby Richardson
Jawekaen Las Hardy
Anthony
Perker Teaagt
Ada Peeks Heell
Gilbert Joohnkon
Qs Bi
Secessevestonns
Q. B
D. Osborne Pope
Emery Kennard
H. B
Woodworth Loring
Pediat
Lee Tanes
Somerville Defeats Cambridge Latin 2 0 On Soft Broadway Field
Somerville High defeated Cambridge Latin 2 to 0 at Broadway Field. Key runs by Hafford and Pritchard and strong tackles by McLaughlin and Barnes stood out. Taft and Bushway shone for Cambridge. Somerville cancels upcoming games with Boston Latin and Dean Academy.
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Somerville
Cambridge
Broadway
Hafford
Pritchard
McLaughlin
Barnes
Taft
Bushway
Boston Latin
Dean Academy
Breenan Nickerson
Gring Woodworth
Cahir Merrifield
Dix
Buchway
Searpea
Oshurch Frost
Philbrick
R. T
Wyman Cameron
Dickinson
Ellis Currier
Wyman
Taft Countway
Conlin Hefford
Feeley McLaughlin
Somerville High
Allen
MecLaughlin
Charles Cuddy
Brown
Wesley Coe
Oxford
Edward Almeida
Tufts
Williams Defeats Colgate 16 to 5 at Weston Field
Williams defeated Colgate 16 to 5 on Weston Field this afternoon. Williams showed marked improvement and a strong second half while Colgate defended hard until injuries weakened their lineup.
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Williamstown
Groton School Beats Pomfret 24 to 9 in Gridiron Action
At Groton Groton School hosted Pomfret of Connecticut and won 24 to 9. The game featured a strong Groton defense and balanced offense throughout the contest. Pomfret struggled to move the ball and could not convert key chances in the first half.
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Groton-—-Groton School
Pomfret
Conn
Lajoie Denies Signed Contract With Brush
Captain Napoleon Lajoie of the Cleveland Baseball Club dismissed reports he had signed or would sign a three year deal with Brush for 25000. He said his Cleveland contract runs two more years and he would fulfill it, praising current pay and treatment.
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Cleveland, O
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland Baseball Club
Brush
Cleveland
Boxing Gossip at Lenox Club Sets Heavy Card for Nov 8
The Lenox Athletic Club plans its strongest program since moving quarters with matchups including Peter Brooks vs Jimmy Stone of New York at 115 pounds and Willie Schumaker against Jimmy Walsh. Other bouts feature Eddie Nadeau vs Mike Dargin and Honey Mellady vs Joe Nelson, plus Canole facing Colby McDermott or Harry McGowan.
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Lenox Athletic Club
Peter Brooks
Jimmy Stone
New York
Johnny Reagan
Brooklyn
Tommy Feltz
Harry Forbes
Brooks
Willie Schumaker
Sterling
Jimmy Walsh
Newton
Eddie Nadeau
Mike Dargin
Dargin
Honey
Mellady
Joe Nelson
Bostons
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
IL. B
Charlestown
Riverside Boat Club
Hugh Blythe Harvard Athletic Manager at Harvard
Hugh Blythe Harvard’s athletic manager handles the football program finances and ticketing from his Harvard Union office. He daily settles complex business matters, manages promoters, and oversees a team of assistants handling thousands of dollars and the Harvard Penn game ticket distribution.
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Harvard
Hugh Blythe
Casey
Harvard Union
Blythe
Boxing clashes spark debate over New England bouts in Boston
Rob Roy BENTON reports rising concern over special bouts featuring Austin Ma guire and Jack McKeever against out of town rivals. The letter notes Charl y McKeever’s efforts, warns clubs against inviting foreign fighters, and cites Sullivan as actor rather than fighter. It mentions fighters Slattery and Haley and upcoming matches in Chicago and Boston.
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Austin Maguire
New England
William Briggs
Waltham
Jack McKeever
Larry Hayes
East Boston
Charley McKeever
McKeever
New York
Boston
Fenre
John L. Sullivan
Etter
Mr. Benton
Royton
Mike Slattery
Roxbury
Mass
Slattery
Jona L. Sullivan
Dave Sullivan
Jimmy Briggs
Criterion Club
Criterion
Benny Yanger
Tim Callahan
A. C
Chicago
Patsey Haley
Billy Rotelford
Rotelford
West
Haley
Kid Abel
Dubuque
Two New World Records At Memphis Trotting Meet
Memphis Tenn October 29 Direct Hal and Prince Direct paced a mile in 2 05 1 2 to set a new tandem record as Geers drove the pair. Onward Silver tied his two mile trotting record 4 28 1 2 Hudson driving. Nervola beat the stallion two mile pacing mark with 4 21 4 and Prince Alert finished 2 01 3 4 for the mile.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Trotting Association
Hal
Prince
Geers
Onward Silver
Hudson
Nervola
Prince Alert
Ballantrae Wins Cambridgeshire Stakes at Newmarket
W C Whitney's Ballantrae won the Cambridgeshire stakes at the Houghton meeting in Newmarket. The handicap race for 3 year olds and up covers one mile and a furlong with $2500 added. King Edward watched from the stands as Ballantrae defeated the 9 to 4 favorite. Whitney breaks the spell of bad 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
At Nashua New Hampshire the two week harness meet continues from the opening day Daly Moore won the 2:29 trot in three straight. Emmet H. captured the 2:22 pace as the favorite. Chum Bay clinched the 2:17 pace in straight wins.
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Nashua
N. H
Daly Moore
Emmet H
Chum Bay
Tufts Tennis Championship Winner Sealed in Final Round
William M Wise of West Newton defeated Henry P Lewis of Randolph Vermont in the Tufts College A A fall tennis championship final. Wise also won both fall and spring tournaments last year.
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Tufts College A. A
William M. Wise
West Newton
Henry P. Lewis
Randolph
Wise
Hub's Women Golfers Win
Visiting teams from Boston and Philadelphia met at Baltaston rinks to decide who should challenge the Metropolitan team for the Clement A. Griscom trophy. Boston won 44 to 11 and will face the Metropolitan team at 18 holes tomorrow.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltaston
Clement A. Griscom
Lasker and Tipschuetz draw long chess match in NYC
In New York on Oct 29 Lasker and Tipschuetz drew the previous days match at the Manhattan Chess Club. The 89 move game took nine hours and 12 minutes over three sittings. A grand consultation contest followed with Finn Hymes and Tipschuetz versus Delmar Redding and Lasker.
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New York
Lasker
Tipschuetz
Manhattan
Julius Finn
Edward Hymes
Eugene Delmar
Emanuel Lasker
Joseph D. Redding
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