Complete Football Schedule of the Important Games of 1902
The 1902 schedule lists major college football games by date and venue. Matches include Williams at Cambridge against Harvard, Lehigh vs Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Yale at New Haven, Princeton vs Bowdoin in Cambridge, and numerous pairings across Princeton Annapolis New York Philadelphia and Cambridge venues through late November.
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Williams
Harvard
Cambridge
Lehigh
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Trinity
Yale
New Haven
Swarthmore University
Frinceton
Princeton
Bowdoin
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Newark
Franklin and Marshall
Tufts
Georgetown
Annapolis
Bates
Columbia
Rutgers
New Brunswick
Pennsylvania State
Amherst
New York University
Fordham
New York
Haverford
Wesleyan
University of Maine
Buffalo
University of Virginia
Brown University
Providence
St. John’s
Ee University
Gettysburg
Washington and Jefferson
West Point
Hamilton
Dickinson
Bucknell
Syracuse
Cornell
Carlisle
Orange Athletic Club
Lafayette
University
Bucknell and Annapolis
Dartmouth
Sally Beats Calypso Marblehead Yacht Race
The Eastern Yacht Club 25 21 and 18 footers series closed with Sally VI winning the 25 footer over Calypso and Seboomook. Chewink finished behind Sally VI, while Little Haste posted a fast 21-foot time, and Rattler won the 18-foot class as calm southerly wind favored inshore tactics.
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Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Footers
Calypso
Seboomook
Sally VI
Leeward
Chewink
Read
Sally
Little Haste
Dancing at Roughan Hall Opens City Series Tonight
Condit's Orchestra starts a series of Tuesday and Saturday evening parties at Roughan Hall Charlestown City square tonight. The event features live music and dancing in a downtown venue with weekly performances to follow.
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Roughan Hall
Condit
City Square
Charlestown
Brunswick's Opening at 385 Wadsworth Street
After a long delay George H. Gay announces the Brunswick Sample Rooms will open at noon today at 385 Wadsworth Street. Decoration took longer than expected and invitations were sent late, so many friends may be overlooked yet all are welcome to attend.
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George H. Gay
Brunswick
Wadsghington Street
Mr. Gay
Big Gamblers Fined Freehold Long Branch Case
Justice Tort fined William P. Jones, David Johnson and Samuel Emery of the New York Club $2000 each, Phil Daly Jr. of the Pennsylvania Club $1000, and William H. Hollowell, keeper of the Pennsylvania Club restaurant, $500 for maintaining gambling houses at Long Branch. Fort criticized local authorities for tolerating the activity, noting gambling persisted with their acquiescence or approval.
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Freehold
N. J
William P. Jones
David Johnson
Samuel Emery
New York Club
Phil Daly, Jr
Pennsylvania Club
William H. Hallowell
Long Branch
Parker Seizes All America Rifle Spot at Sea Girt
The Sea Girt shooting day produced steady wind and bright light as competitors sought places on the All America rifle team bound for Ottawa. Private H. W. Parker of the First Regiment from Massachusetts earned a berth, marking the sole selection of the day.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Ottawa
Can
Massachusetts
H. W. Parker
Wright wins $1000 in three mile golf drive feat
Marion Wright of Philadelphia, a noted golf expert, won $1000 yesterday after risking a bet that he could drive a ball from the Newport Reading Rooms to the Golf Club, a three mile distance. He completed the challenge in 96 strokes, losing two for clearing a fence, averaging about 165 feet per stroke and leaving him with three strokes to spare. Estimates say $10,000 changed hands on the wager.
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Newport
Marion Wright
Philadelphia
Newport Reading Rooms
Golf Club
D. W. Hatch
New York
Clarence W. Dolan
Mr. Wright
Wright
Lipton to mail America's Cup challenge to NYYC
Sir Thomas Lipton announced in an interview that he will mail a formal challenge for the America's Cup to the New York Yacht Club within two or three weeks as of September in Rothesay Scotland.
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Rothesay
Scotland
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Manchester 1 Haverhill 0 first game end scoreline
Manchester New Hampshire defeated Haverhill 6 to 1 in the opening game of a five games series. Kwall hit a solo homer over center field in the seventh inning to supply the only run for the visitors.
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Manchester
Haverhill
Kwall
Dedham Triumphs Over Myopia in Pole Game for Nor folk Cup
Dedham defeated Myopia 151 2 to 98 4 in the season opening pole game at Karlstein today securing the Nor folk cup. Dedham outpaced Myopia with strong offense led by their top scorer and controlled the pace with quick transitions. The match showcased a sharp contrast in goal efficiency and field strategy between the two teams.
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Dedham
Karlstein
Hetween
Prolar Palmer defeats Dixon in 1st round bout
London Sept 8 Pedlar Palmer defeated George Dixon of Boston in a 1th round National A C. bout for $500 aside and a $500 purse. Dixon, favorite at 5 to 4, faded after round two as Palmer led early and maintained edge despite Dixon’s late effort and damaged hands. Four-ounce gloves. 120 pound limit. English bantamweight champion Harry Ware to defend then seek world title. Tom Jones of Lancashire defeated E Lawrence in a lightweight wrestling match.
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London
Palmer
George Dixon
Boston
National A. C
Dixon
Harry Ware
England
Will
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Tom Jones
Lancashire
E. Lawrence
Boxing Gossip on McGovern Corbett Fight and Influences
A boxing gossip column discusses attempts by religious leaders in Louisville and influence from Connecticut to stop the McGovern Corbett match. The piece suspects motives behind the Stop the Fight campaign, names figures like Thrasher and McBride, and notes possible government or mayoral intervention to allow the bout to proceed. It also lists upcoming fights and local boxing news including George H. Gay’s reception and various boxers linked to future bouts.
George Prentiss Stricken by Sudden Collapse in Wilmington
News from Wilmington reports pitcher George Prentiss collapsed while pitching for Wilming ton two days ago. Formerly with the Boston American team, he was loaned to Baltimore by McGraw. President Johnson called for volunteers to finish Baltimore games and Captain Collins sent Prentiss. He fell ill with typhoid fever and returned home.
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George Prentiss
Wilmington
Prentiss
Boston American
McGraw
Baltimore
Johnson
Collins
Prentiss collapses during game with Wilmington team
Prentiss, once believed to have recovered, pitched for Wilmington but collapsed in the middle of the game. A Wilmington despatch notes small hopes for recovery, recalling his earlier promise with the Boston team and expectation he could become a top pitcher within a year or two.
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Wilmington
Prentiss
Boston
Heires s to 3 000 000 not known here
Boston area reports a Mrs Pastora Chase, reputed heir to banker F C Smith's 3 million estate, does not appear in city directories or assessor records. Sisters Mrs John Corwine and Miss Ida Smith pursue claims. Ida seeks a $45 monthly allowance as a poor person from New York executor.
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Pastora Chase
New York
Boston
F. C. Smith
Seventh Ward
Brooklyn
WN. Y
Brookline
Newton
Chase
Post
Smith
John Corwine
Ida Smith
Twenty-third Street
Corwine
West Fifty-fourth Street
City
Americans to Attend Indian Coronation Durbar
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught will represent King Edward and Queen Alexandra at the coronation durbar in India aboard a warship. Guests of Lord Curzon and Lady Curzon include Mrs Leiter, Miss Daisy Leiter, and Mrs George Cornwallis West once Jennie Jerome of New York and Lady Randolph Churchill.
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Simia
India
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Lady Curzon
Leiter
Daisy Leiter
George Cornwallis West
Jennie Jerome
New York
Randolph Churchill
Washington at Boston. Chicago at Cleveland
Sports brief lists matchups with teams Washington and Boston, Chicago and Cleveland, St Louis and Detroit, Baltimore and Philadelphia arranged as a slate of upcoming games.
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Philadelphia
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St Baus
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Chicago
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Cleveland Ee Eee
Washington Ceeveeessees DS
Detroit
Weesesesesassees
Baltimore
Eeeeesareree
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston Americans Open Home Stand Versus Washington
After a strong West invasion the Boston Americans resume play at Huntington Avenue Grounds facing Washington. The Collins team just wrapped a 7-5 road trip and sits in second place behind the Athletics. Nine players, led by Captain Collins, are confident of winning the pennant. Today is ladies day with two ladies admitted free with an escort.
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Boston Americans
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Washington
Collins
Athletics
Huntington Avenue
St Louis Beats Detroit 8-4 With Early Offense
St Louis bunched hits off Mercer for eight runs in the first three innings while Detroit’s base running blunder in the fifth cost a chance to rally. Harley’s catches highlighted Detroit defense as Shields and McCormick led with extra-base hits and Mercer and Shields battled on the mound. Attendance 1000.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Mercer
Harley
Shields
Sudhoff
McCormick
Casey
Anderson
Burkett
Wallace
Friel
Sheridan
Athletics Triumph Over Cleveland in First Inning Errors
Philadelphia built an early lead to beat Cleveland 8 to 5 as Wadell won again after Saturday's victory. Davis and Moore drove runs and Wood's fielding stood out while Lajoie and Gochnauer misplayed in the first inning.
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Cleveland
Bride of Captain Crowley to Honeymoon on Seven Masted Schooner
Mrs. John G. Crowley formerly Miss Mertie Blake of Rockport Me will be the first woman to spend her honeymoon aboard a seven masted schooner The Lawson the first seven master ever built sails tomorrow from Quincy to Philadelphia on its maiden voyage with coal cargo of nearly 8000 tons The vessel built for Wells is commanded by Captain Arthur Crowley and carries a crew of 17 The ship’s sails total 83000 square feet and the outfit weighs 18 tons The Lawson measures 375.65 feet in length with a 59 foot beam and 22.97 feet depth
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John G. Crowley
Mertie Blake
Rockport
Philadelphia
Thomas W. Lawson
Frederick Hollister
Newbury Street
Lawson
Quincy
Wes
Castle Island
Metropolitan Coal Company
Congress
Wells
Fore River
William N. Gallison
Swim
Peter W. French
Ford
Arthur Crowley
George W. Wells
Trefrey
van Allens Boughton
J. B. Sharkey
United States
Custom House
H. W. Trowbridge
F. Heinz
National baseball matchups listed for Chicago Boston series
National notes list today fixtures with Chicago at Boston Pittsburg at New York St Louis at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Games highlight intercity rivalries and league standings as teams prepare for upcoming schedule hits.
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St Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Wees
Brooklyn
ST .Ouis Evers
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Slow pitching duel seals 2-1 Boston win over Chicago at South End
Willis and Morrisey pitched well in a dull game as Boston edges Chicago 2 to 1. Chicago flourishes three hits, Boston five singles, with errors fueling both first inning runs and Tenney scoring in the third. Tinker and Evers stand out on defense amid sleepy play.
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Willis
Morrisey
Boston
Chicago
South End
New England
Tenney
Lush, c. F
Demontreville, Sg
Cooley
Carney, R
Eeeesees
Greminger
Seeesees
Long
Kittredge
Menefee
Evers
Morrisey P
Kling
Lush
Willis Slagie
Willis Strock
Willis Murray
Menefee Slagle Dobbs
Risey Lush Mor- Tang
Carney
Pime
Brooklyn Tops St Louis in Lopsided Baseball Win
Brooklyn defeated St. Louis 6 to 1 as the visitors failed to score until the ninth. Four runs came in the first on errors by Kruger and M O Neil, with Bill Donovan driving a deep center homer. Donovan also batted in, replacing M O Neil, while M O Neil fanned eight for St Louis and Newton struck out three for Brooklyn. Attendance 1490.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Kruger
M. O'Neil
Bill’ Donovan
RVGMI
Dolan
Farrell
Donovan
P. Donovan
Crooklyn
Newton
Tom Brown
New York
Pittsburg
Po Browne
Bimont
McG
Sebring
Bres'n
Leach
Brodie
Wagner
B'rman
Ritehey
I Lauder
Burke
G.smith
Conroy
Dunn
Hi.Smith
Cronin
Phelps
Leever
Halls
Coronin
Lauder
Bowerman
G. Smith
Browne
McGraw
Paymont
O' Dar Tine
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Split Doubleheader Fight Foul Play
Philadelphia and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with uneven play. In the first game Philadelphia capitalized on timely hitting to win, while in the second Cincinnati relied on Iberg and Thielman to scatter hits. A fifth inning fight between Hulswitz and Maloney led to both players being ejected. Attendance reached 18,149.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Iberg
Thielman
Hulswitz
Maloney
Phillies Run Past Reds In Ten Inning Victory
Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 3 to 1 with Donlin Steinfeldt and Doom delivering two-base hits and Hulswitz adding a three-base shot. Douglass and Childs executed sacrifices, Barry stole a base, and double plays by Phillips-Beckley and R Thomas-Krug helped defuse Cincinnati. Phillips earned eight walks and Duggleby three strikeouts in a 1 hour 35 minute game officiated by Latham and Irwin.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Donlin
Steinfeldt
Doom
Hulswitz
Douglass
Childs
Barry
Phillips
Beckley
R. Thomas
Krug
Duggleby
Latham
Irwin
Cincinnati Narrowly Beats Philadelphia 1 0 in Ninth
Cincinnati scores the deciding run in the ninth as Donnin and Jennings contribute two-base hits and Thielman a sacrifice. Steinfeldt swipes a bag, while Kelley Corcoran Beckley and Childs Douglass turn two double plays in a tight pitchers duel between Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
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Iberg
Cincinnat
Ceceseeel
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Donnin
Jennings
Thielman
Steinfeldt
Kelley
Corcoran
Beckley
Childs
Douglass
Epidemic Alarm Over Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Vital statistics suggest an alarming rise in kidney and bladder diseases across the country. Noting sudden deaths among prominent figures, the piece urges individuals to seek early detection and precautions. It promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton NY as a free sample offer with pamphlet information.
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The
Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Left on Bases in Cincinnati Win over Phillies
Cincinnati secured a 14 to 9 win over Philadelphia. Thielman allowed five walks while Iberg gave up four. six strikeouts for Thielman and six for Iberg. Doom logged a passed ball as the game lasted two hours.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Thielman
Iberg
New York Wins Twice In National League Action
New York defeated Pittsburgh twice today with strong pitching by McGinnity in the opener and Cronin supported well in the second. Lauder fielding and Bresnahan’s overall play were the standout features of the twin bill.
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New York
Pittsburg
McGinnity
Cronin
Lauder
Bresnahan
Collins Team Home Series at Boston Opp Washington and Huntington
Two games today at the South End and Huntington avenue mark Collins at home after a seven win five defeat Western trip. Boston Americans hold second place with Athletics ahead. three straight wins over Washington are expected. Over 6000 fans predicted. ladies day at Huntington with 3:30 start. Cardinals visit Boston tomorrow to face Nationals. Boston to defend position.
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Chicago
South End
Washington
Huntington Avenue
Rooters
Collins
Boston Americans
Athletics
Boston
Ke 3
St. Louis Cardinals
Nationals
Cardinals
Huntington Avenue Grounds
C. L
Luckenberger
Brockton Fair Cycle Races Offer Tentative Schedule
The Brockton Fair lists cycle events with prizes including a Plymouth County championship. Races run Sept 35 and Oct 1-3 cover novice, boys, open, handicap, and two-mile events. Entry fee is $1 per event and entries close Sept 24 with Horace A. Keith, Brockton, organizer of eight years.
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Brockton Fair
Plymouth County
Horace A. Keith
Brockton
Eastern League Scores From Providence Worcester Montreal Toronto
Providence hosts Jersey City 6 8 Worcester hosts Newark 12 4 Montreal hosts Rochester 3 2 Toronto hosts Buffalo 1 0
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Toronto
Buffalo
Ee Ener
Providence
Jersey City
Sem Erenee
Etna
Worcester Sme
Rochester
Montreal Ae
Ee Eee
Newark
Worcester
Montreal
Chicago Lad Tells How King Edward Bowed To Him
Twelve year old Stanley Churton of Chicago, arriving in New York aboard the St. Louis, recounts King Edward’s bow and smile as the monarch passed him in London on coronation day. He says the king liked Americans and that his waving of an American flag drew a direct bow and gaze.
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New York
Stanley Churton
Chicago
St. Louis
Edward
London
Palma Tablets Nerve Tonic Ad Claims Quick Relief
Need a nerve tonic of many remedies only Palma Tablets claim to soothe fretful nerves quick. Balm for nervous debility memory loss weak back dreams and run down feelings. 50 cents a box, 12 boxes for $5 with guarantee. Sold by Walker-Rintels Drug Co and others at multiple addresses.
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Palmo
Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey
B. B. Bradbury
Washington St
F. H. Pat.nam
Senool St
C. F. Eaton
Friends R
Klein Storne
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