Saugus closes thirty-eighth regular season at race course
At Saugus race course the thirty-eighth regular season ends amid strong turnout. Manager James O Gray praised Afforte and top trotters like Mascot and Rex V. as champions from the season, with Belle Brandon and Scarlet Wilkes delivering close finishes in 2:26 class.
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Saugus
Gray
Rm New England
Ommeck
Paul
Masrot Jr
Ime
Pacers
Billy Andrews
Either
Walter
Dick” Wilson
James Golden
Matt
Demarest
Colorel Tirnet
Scarlet Wilkes
Milton C
Rex V
Wilkes
Wee
Cheeney
Belle Brandon
Belle
Brandon
al- Beassscosrup Neapenes
Brattonea A
Br. H
Giencoa Ni
McNally ’ and Beete
Nellie N
Bik. m
Walter J. On
Adams Academy Fall Games Highlight Quarter Mile Cup
Founders Day events at Adams Academy in Quincy featured a three entry quarter mile for the challenge cup. J D Kent won the race to retain the cup for a fourth year, with Dr William Everett applauding from the sidelines. Other events listed include bicycle races and various track results among named students.
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Quincy
Adams ‘Academy Athletic Association of
Academy
William Everett
J.D. ‘Kent
Mr. Kent
Kent
Dr. Everett
J. D. Kent
S. Rani
J. J
J. ‘Hara
C. H. Rippey
H. W. McCabe
Adams High and Academy Grads Play Frantic Game
Between Adams High and the Academy graduates many are now at Harvard College. Two half hour sides were played and the game was hotly contested with no lasting advantage. The graduates had a touchdown in the first half that was disallowed and at the end no team had scored.
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Adams High
Academy
Harvard College
League of American Wheelmen election crisis in Massachusetts
A massachusetts division election faces two rival tickets for secretary treasurer and representatives amid accusations and a circulating circular defending the nominating committee. The piece names Alonzo D. Peck as preferred candidate and alleges misconduct by Charles S. Howard, urging informed votes as 6000 ballots go out. Details include board affiliations, affidavits, and notes from Hodges and others. Also mentions hospitality plans for December bicycle events in Dixieland with demonstrations in Atlanta and Jacksonville and travel info via Southern Railway offices.
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League of American Wheelmen
Haverhill
League
H. C. Hodges
Haverhill Club
Alonzo D. Peck
Charles 8. Howard
Springfield
Howard
E.C. Hodges
G. W. Dorntee
A. K. Peck
C. W Fourdrinier
H. E. Walker
George G. Hall
Spencer T. Williams
E. I. Evans
F. A. Hentz
J.keltie
A. M. Lloyd
H. E. Strout
C.H. Richardson
Dixie
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Southern Railway
Florida & Peninsular Railway
Broadway
New York City
W. E. McCarty
Harvard Meets Princeton in Intercollegiate Rifle Match
Harvard shooting team prepares to face Princeton at Monmouth Junction near Princeton tomorrow afternoon. Team members include Bartol Harris Bardy Dove and captain Sterling with substitutes Kinnicutt Clark. Only Dove and Sterling have prior intercollegiate match experience.
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Harvard
Princeton
New York
Fall River
Monmouth Junction
F. W. Bartol
T. Harris
Co. A. Bardy
P. Dove
R. D. Sterling
G. H. Kinnicutt
P., Clark
Dove
Sterling
Harvard Varsity Eleven Named for Princeton Clash
Harvard announces the starting lineup for the Princeton game with Cabot Hallowell Holt Shaw Jaffray Donald A Brewer Borden Wrightington Lane Fairchild and substitutes ready. Doubts hover over Jaffray and Brewer while Doucette Gonterman and Newell may step in if needed as practice progresses and tickets sell briskly for the 11,000-person crowd.
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Tigers
Princeton
Cabot
Hallowell
Holt
Shaw
Jaffray
Donald
A. Brewer
Borden
Wrightington
C. Lane
Fairchild
Fullack
Doucette
Brewer
Newell
Hinman
Wrightpierce
Gonterman
Stevenaun
Leo
Lst
Varsity
Charles “Brewer
Ataven
Trenton
Fidtel
Princeton Junction
Washington
New York
Yale Beats Dartmouth 32 to 0 in Patchy Showdown
Yale fielded with many injuries and used substitutes late, losing cohesion yet still routing Dartmouth 32 to 0. Abbott of Dartmouth suffered a concussion but left town with the team that night as Yale capitalized on fumbles and short runs while mounting pressure on the Dartmouth line.
Yale Defeats Dartmouth In Rough Football Clash
Yale rallies after an early Dartmouth surge as Crolius and Eckstrom push, Hinkey blocks a field goal and returns it fifty yards to center. Hazen Rodgers A and Chadwick star for Yale while Cavanagh Abbott Eckstrom battle for Dartmouth. Yardage, touchdowns, and penalties noted amid a hard fought contest.
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Crolius
Eckstrom
Chamberlain
Yale
Dartmouth
Louis Hinkey
Hazen
Rodgers A
Chadwick
Cavanagh
Abbott
Eee Lh B
Keketrom Min
Penn Wins 12 to 0 as Brown Shutout on Franklin Field
Penn defeats Brown 12 to 0 in a hard fought clash on Franklin Field. Brown could not tally in the first half and yielded two field goal attempts while Penn’s offense broke through for a touchdown and a successful goal. Brooks injured shoulder limited Penn’s line work while Minds replaced Worth after a rough second half tackle.
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University of Pennsylvania
Providence
Franklin Field
Yale
Harvard
Brown
Pennsylvania
Worth
Blair
Brooks
Minds
Dicksen
Wharton
Woodrutt Nou
Wagonhurst Matteson
Boyle
Seabeeee
Lb.b
Bia
Brooke
Ee Woodruff
H. L. Williama
Wees
Dee H. Seboff
Iowa
Lanesmen
Watt ‘Penhsyla
Somerville High Wins Junior League Title Over Roxbury Latin
Somerville High defeated Roxbury Latin School 10 to 4 at the Somerville Y M C A grounds to clinch the junior interscholastic league championship. Pike scored twice and Graham added a TD for Somerville, led by strong formation plays and line breaks. Roxbury Latin seized early momentum but faded in the second half as Somerville’s fleet backs, especially Pike, broke through for long gains and two touchdowns. Attendance was about 400 with officials Hal and Delano.
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Somerville High
Roxbury Latin School
Somerville Y. M
Pike
Roxbury
Somerville
Barney
Roxbury Latin
Graham
Richardson
Raymond
Jewitt
Cuddy
Carlton Pike
Clement
Diddy Fwier
Goddard Arney
Morton Marshall
R-G
Richardson Morison
R.t
Raymond L. George
Cotteracom
Q.b
Cacoleh
Pike Bolster
R.h
Palmer
Taylor Rm
F.b
F. B. Stone
Burton Omerville High
Burton
Hal
Umire
Delano
Dartmouth to Meet Boston University Next Saturday
Dartmouth plans a partial substitute lineup for the game against Boston University in Hanover next Saturday. Coach Wertemburg and captain McCormack will attend the Amherst Williams game at Amherst Saturday.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Boston University
Boston
Wertemburg
McCormack
Amherst
Lafayette Defeats Lehigh With Wide Football Margin
Lafayette College routed Lehigh 52 to 0 in Easton PennsylvanIa on October 30 in a one sided football game with Lafayette dominant on offense and defense throughout the afternoon.
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Easton
Penn
Lafayette College
Showalter Lipschultz Draw at Manhattan Chess Club Match
Showalter and Lipschultz played a drawn game in the fourth contest at the Manhattan Chess Club. Showalter opened with a queen's gambit declined after thirty five moves, leaving Lipschultz leading with 2 points to Walter's 1 draw.
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New York
Showalter
Lipschultz
Manhattan Chess Club
Windler Wins Bogie Playoff at Country Club
The Bogie golf playoff at the Country Club yesterday decided Windler as winner after Windler beat Henry and Chapin. Windler won 3 down while Henry finished 4 down and Chapin 6 down. The ladies and gentlemen tournament at the Country Club also concluded with Mrs. W. E. Andrews and Mr. G. B. Cabot posting a 110 not, handicaps 2% as champions.
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Messrs
Windler
Henry
Chapin
W. EB. Andrews
G. B. Cabot
Court hears Pietzel recount Holmes plot and murders
In a dramatic courtroom session Mrs. Pietzel testifies about Holmes pressuring her into a multi‑state fraud scheme linked to the Pietzel children. She describes forged notes, insurance payouts, and Holmes manipulating letters from the children as investigators seek motive and truth amid sobs and cross examination.
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Mrs. Pietzel
Holmes
Philadelphia
Mr. Graham
Chicago
Fort Worth
Pietzel
Howe
Puget Sound
Alice
Minnie _ Williams
Minnie
Williams
St.Louis
Zincinnati
Nellie
Howard
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Court .Com
Burlington
Boston
White
Ben
Graham
Toronto
Mr. Rotan
Holmés
Detroit
Pletz
Prescott
Jeannette Pietzel
Grand
The Mexican Rheumatic Cure Weighs In On Rumors Of Victory
A long testimonial piece recounts Gilman M. Ryder of Boston discovering a Mexican cure for rheumatism from a Spaniard in Minatitlan. It claims rapid relief, cites many affected readers, and notes widespread wholesale distribution. The ad alleges extensive cures and urges purchase from druggists at $1 a bottle.
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Gilman M. Ryder
Boston
Minatitlan
México
Ryder
Weeks & Tottr
Geo. Cywin
New England
Quincy
Estey Hills
Tol Hadris
Boxing Gossip and Draws Highlight New York and Baltimore Prospects
Boxing gossip notes a 15 round draw between Jack Gracey of New York and Fred Sweigart of Baltimore at the Baltimore Monumental Amphitheatre. New Orleans crowds show boxing’s popularity with 3000 attending a recent Oweniegler vs Everhardt five round draw. Billy Madden resumes Jack McAuliffe management and plans a world tour starting in November. John L. Sullivan nearly KO’d Paddy Ryan in an exhibition. Sea Isle opens winter quarters with Leslie Pearce vs Jerothe Quigley and other preliminaries. James Powers reports St Paul Kid offers to face Dave Ross and Tom Brown in a unique ten-minute rest bout for the purse. no draw permitted. The Suffolk club at 160 Washington St Boston advertises training materials. West Newton street is a bicycle school site. Billy Sullivan and Jimmy are set to box tonight to settle a dispute as Harry Hutchine signals.
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Jack Gracey
New York
Fred Sweigart
Baltimore
Baltimore Monumental
New Orleans
Oweniegler
Jack Everhardt
Iegler
Sea Isle
N. J
Leslie Pearce
Jack Falvey
Martin
James Powers
Paul Kid
Kirtland
Lynin
St. Paul
Dave Ross
Tom Brown
Kirtland Club
Ross
Brown
Joseph ‘Evans
Aston
Suffolk
Washington Street
Boston
Wiliam H. Walker
West Upton
Plymouth
Barnstable
James Kennedly
Swarts
Harry Cronin
Cambridgeport
Jd Burns
Wil
Dutker
Newton Street
Billy Sullivan
Jimmy
Harry
Hutchine
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Belle Brandon A
Scarlet ‘Wilkes
Morris Park
N.Y
Niles
Maretti
San Joaquin
Winship
Duke of Abercorn
Epatats
Sam D
Richards
May Blossom
Lafayette
Face
Emma C
Deer Slayer
Kilkenny
Adams Academy Games
Mee
THE
Ancerican Jourece Company
Successer Win
Elavan
Prince
New Haven
Yale Field
Benjamin
DeWitt
Jerrems
Housman’s
Devonshire
Sts
Wright & Ditson
Lehigh
Showalter-Lipschultz
Mc Donald & Howe
McDonald
Dne -Cochran
Adolphus Howe
Harvey
Galva
Hasy
Adams
Olmes
Desale
Indannesis
Dedsle
Indiana
Dessie
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