Harvard Begins Football Today Look Ahead to 1902 Season
Harvard opens football practice at Soldiers Field with Captain Kernan returning, optimism high despite a mostly new line. Farley and Reid guided program as Scotty Mac Masters arrives late. focus on passing, punting, running as build begins for a potential championship season.
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Soldiers Field
Crimson
Cambridge
Kernan
Harvard Square
Scotty MacMasters
Farley
Harvard
Yale
Reid
Mac Masters
Scotland
Graydon
Marshall
Ristine
McGrew
Hurley
Mifflin
Leatherbee
Randall
Jones
Barnard
Bowditch
Derby
King
Sugden
Force
Riggs
Shea
Robinson
Chase
Kidder
TEST AUTOMOBILE SPEED LAW NEWPORT SUMMARY
A Newport case tests a new speed law as a Sherman chauffeur refuses to plead guilty, prompting a Tuesday trial. W. Watts Sherman, tied to Senator George Peabody Wetmore and the Brown family, is connected to prior court actions with Vanderbilt. Sherman’s lawyer backing him.
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Newport
R. T
W. Watts Sherman
Baker
Mr. Sherman
United States
George Peabody Wetmore
John Carter Brown
John Nicolas
Harold Brown
Vanderbilt
Autumn Excursions to Nova Scotia Popular by Rail
Crowd of 325 plus daily departures on Dominion Atlantic Railway for trips to the Maritime Provinces. Annapolis Valley climate praised for bracing air. Daily steamers from Long Wharf at 2 p m except Saturdays with low excursion fares from Boston to Halifax and other listed towns. Booking at 228 Washington street or Long Wharf.
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Nova Scotia
Maritime Provinces
Dominion Atlantic
Annapolis Valley
Long Wharf
Boston
Halifax
Windsor
Kentville
Berwick
Annapolis
Digby
St. John
Yarmouth
Washington Street
Liner Cambroman Arrival Date Confusion Emerges
Local office clarifies Cambroman sailed Naples Sept 8 with cabin passengers and Italian immigrants and is due here Sunday. Conflicting schedule suggests Naples departure Sept 66 and arrival Friday, creating confusion over exact arrival timing.
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Dominion
Naples
Stinson Reels Off Lead Then Falls In Mile Race
In a 2%-mile Charles River Park event, Will Stinson led Moran and Maya until a punctured tire caused a fall that broke his collarbone and opened the way for Moran to win by over two miles over Maya. Moran overtook Stinson after several laps as Stinson collapsed on the track. Moran and Maya chased, with Urquhart and Elmstrom prevailing in separate sprint showcases.
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Charles River Park
Will Stinson
James F. Moran
Chelsea
Otto Maya
Erie
Penn
Stinson
Moran
Maya
Gately
Tenzler
E. Callahan
Briggs
Blanchard
Ruel
Pr. Dwyer
Marcus L. Hurley
New York
Hurley
A. R. Urquhart
R. M. Elmstrom
McFadden Wild as Boston Beats Philadelphia in Poor Attendance
Philadelphia pitcher McFadden from St. Joseph struggled with control as Boston hammered six early runs and added more through the game. Malarkey puzzled the Phillies while Tenney and Long stood out defensively. Boston led throughout, Philadelphia scored three runs in the eighth, the attendance listed at 158.
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Philadelphia
McFadden
St. Joseph
Boston
Tenney
Long
Lush
Childs
Dexter
Cooley
Carney
Greminger
Kittridge
Malarkey
Thomas
Jennings
Hulswitz
Tush
Tee Carney
Tong
Kittredge
Eae
Philadelphia A.B. R P.O. A
Barry
Hulewitt
Jormings
Krug
Doom
Cutlda Oly
Totris
En Halle
Meladden
Hy Malarkey
Fadden
Ensile
Brooklyn Beats New York 7 to 2 in Poor Fielding Showdown
Brooklyn outplayed New York with strong pitching by Don ovan and limited hits from the locals. New York sent just two hits against ovan, scoring in the first and ninth innings, while Smith was ejected in the third for disputing the umpire's call.
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New York
Brooklyn
Donovan
Smith
Irwin
Boston Americans Rally to Beat Orioles at Huntington
Boston Americans faced near defeat before erupting in the eighth inning scoring seven runs to defeat Baltimore. Lachance sparked the rally with a single, Ferris hit a homer, and Gleason added a second homer as Boston snapped a nondescript game into a victory. McFarland starred for Baltimore with a homer and two scored runs. Two more games are set for Huntington Avenue with one being a Baltimore transfer and a ladies day noted.
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Boston Americans
Collins
Boston
Baltimore
Sparks
Lachance
Ferris
Warner
Jones
Dougherty
Parent
Stahl
Freeman
Gleason
Katoll
McFarland
Huntington Avenue
Philadelphia
Washington Defeat by Hasting Sub in Phillies Tilt
Philadelphia and Washington battle in a nine inning game. Hasting relieved Hart sel and saved the day for the visitors after Wilson departed early. Seybold starred with a two base and a three base hit while Fultz and Ryan contributed, and attendance reached 6078 spectators.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Washington
Wilson
Hasting
Seybold
Atttendance
Wastington
Hartsells
Doyle
Fultz
Ryan
Davis
Whelster
Patton
Hartsel
M. Cross
Mee
Slusting
Balk
Johnstone
St Louis Wins Overtime Thriller Of Ninth Inning Rally
St Louis beats Detroit 3 to 2 after scoring three runs in the ninth inning. Kissinger went eight innings before trouble in the final frame as Powell struggled early but settled. Attendance 120. Detroit defense and pitching wilt under late surge, with Kissinger charged for three-run rally in the ninth.
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ST. Louis
Detroit
Kissinger
Powell
Louis
Burkett
Harley
Sugden
St. Louie
Tolpose
Dausecaresnes
Kissiner
Elberfeld
Hemphill
McGuire
O'Laughlin
Services of Arthur Redfern Believed to Be the Coming Jockey
Jockey Arthur Redfern valued at 50 000 dollars by employer James E Pepper and seen as a rising star. Pepper refused 30 000 for first call on next year. Redfern won three races at Sheepshead Bay last Friday proving influential in results. He began riding three years ago and was taken up by Pepper last fall for 10 000 a year.
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Arthur Redfern
James E. Pepper
Pepper
John Mackey
J. B. Haggin
Redfern
Sheepshead Bay
Revere Yacht Club Basket Party Planned Tomorrow
The Revere Yacht Club will host a basket party tomorrow evening at their Beachmont clubhouse, inviting members and guests to participate in the fundraiser event hosted at the club.
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The
Revere Yacht Club
Beachmont Club
Move toStop the Fight in Louisville Sept 22
Attorney General Pratt filed suit for an injunction to stop the Terry McGovern versus Young Corbett boxing match at the Southern Athletic Club in Louisville. The case will be argued before Judge Fields in the Jefferson County Circuit Court Thursday morning.
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Louisville
Pratt
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Southern Athletic Club
Ryan Beats Carter in Fort Erie a Step Toward Middleweight Title
Tommy Ryan convincingly defeated Kid Carter at Fort Erie, strengthening his claim to the middleweight title with only George Gardner as a potential challenger. The bout showcased Ryan's science over Carter's power, and the inked implications of a Gardner-Ryan showdown loom as the next major step in the division.
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Tommy Ryan
Fort Erie
Kid
Carter
Kid" McCoy
Philadelphia
McCoy
Ryan
George Gardner
Gardner
Connolly
Bil’’ Dougherty
Melrose
bin Devery
Oak Island
Massachusetts
Benton
Joe Dennison
Ward 4
Scituate
Bryson
Dan Snyder
Tommy Feltz
Feltz
Cohen
Chester Goodwin
Eddie Connolly
Tom Woodley
Lenox A
Dorchester Avenue
BR. HW
Rob Roy
Mack Herman Committed for Trial in Clubhouse Shooting
Mack Herman, manager of the International Athletic Club at Forterie Ontario, was committed for trial today for shooting John Mathers, a Buffalo cab driver, at the club house last night while Mathers watched the Regan Carter bout through a crevice. Herman claims the shooting was accidental. Mathers's wound is not serious.
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Forteri
Ont
Mack Herman
International Athletic Club
John Mathers
Buffalo
Regan-Carter
Herman
Mathers
Shaw and Root Coming Dinner for Massachusetts Republicans
The Republican Club of Massachusetts schedules an Oct 8 dinner at Symphony Hall with speakers Secretary of War Elihu Root and Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M Shaw. Root to discuss the Philippine question and foreign affairs, Shaw to address trusts. President Eben S Draper to preside. Club members have ticket priority until Oct 1. Dinner at 6 pm, speeches at 7 pm.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Symphony Hall
Elihu Root
Eben
S. Draper
Wollaston Club Inks Championship Day Delivers Close Deciders
Wollaston, Sept. 16. Newspaper men completed four matches in the Inks championship. Highlights include J E O Connell of the Globe edging W J G Myers of the Associated Press on the final green, while J E Daniels of the Traveler defeated J E Pember of the Advertiser. Dalton and Swan won their matches, with Poyle and Harrison losing. The defeated players were drawn into the consolation event.
Golf clubs stage a busy schedule nationwide
Today's golf listings show openings and events at clubs from Allston to Wollaston. Highlights include Arlington G C Women's cup, Bristol qualifying round for women's championship, Chestnut Hill handicap rounds, Danvers women's putting contest, Exmoor and Western Golf Associations open championships, Fall River mixed foursomes, Staten Island four day championship, and New England newspaper men's tournament at Wollaston on day three.
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Allston G. C
Arlington G. C
Bristol
R. I
G. C
Chestnut Hill
Commonwealth C. C
Danvers C. C
Euclid G. C
Cleveland
Western G. A
Exmoor
Highland Park
Chicago
Fall River G. C
Woreat Park
Adams
Greenfield
Harbor Hill G. C
New Brighton
S. I
N. Y
Staten Island
Kenilworth G. C
Allston
Meadow Stook G. C
Reading
Newton Centre
Salon G. C
Springfield ¢. C
Frederick Harris
Wollaston G. C
Montclair
New England
Northwestern Line Ticket Rates From Boston to West Coast
Daily during September and October, 833 for tickets from Boston to Chicago then to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Sacramento Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria Vancouver and other California Oregon Washington and British Columbia points. For information rates and tickets from the East call or write Northwestern Line 868 Washington Street Boston.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Cail
Washington Street
Boston
Dan Patch Struggles to Break World Pace Record
On Empire City track September 16 Dan Patch, star stallion son of Joe Patchen, failed to break the world pacing record amid ideal conditions. He clocked 2:11 in a preliminary mile, then 2:02 1-2 final across a tougher program, with several races featuring Rythmic and Direct Hal shaping early results. The meet included the Empire purse and Yonkers purse events, with Gold Brick and Schley Pointer among notable runners in heats and finals.
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New York
Dan Patch
Empire City
Joe Patchen
Rythmic
Dukce Cor
Wentworth
Katrinka
Oakland Baron
Direct Hal
Lotz
Gold Brick
King Charles
Schley Pointer
Dora Delpha
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Matt Downey
BR. M. Elmstrom
FE. W. Holbrook
M. L. Hurley
M. F. O’brien
L. Partridge
Tf. F. Logan
Kimball
O'Brien
L. A. Stoughton
P. F. Logan
W. G. Holbrook
Tonin
F. McNeil
C. F. Queen
CG. L. Kimball
M. F. O'Brien
M. T. Hurley
Miles
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Btingon
Werere Stinson
Jenes
Wennee Stinson
Eee Stinson
Taee Stinson
Sea Stinson
S. Stinson
Wees Stinson
Weanee Stinson
Whee
Asaeeld
Philadise
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NEW York Veges
Pittsburg
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Errreens
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Winchester Pile Cure CO
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Worcenter
HFE
Philadelelphia
Washington - T. Lows
Philadelphia Sevens
Aloes
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F.s
Pererererri Reteset
A. F. McFarland
C. F
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Selbach
Pear
Howell
Steer
Mathison
Gilbert
Tee
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Katell
Roston
Dougherty Parent
Arndt
Gilbert and
Om. Com
Metropolitan Clothing CO
Thaix Na Teane
Ine Manwanir Nala Prina
Vanirrina
Fallin
Oes
Veli
St., Cor. Hayward
Tjockhy Arthur Redfern
McGovern-Corbett
Louisville, Ky
Shaw and Root
Golf Tourney
Pacific Coast
Patch
Murray and Irwin
Independents
Orphans
Twitchell
Escesresseees
Dennis
Creess
Burns
McCaorty
M. & I. Independents
Bates cc
Cacucetees
Linton Mack
Harrop
Laneee
Aylor
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DR. Brown
Arch St
Brown
Klein's
Boylston
Tremont Sts
Lynn
J. M. Nelson
Hall
Sudbury
Sudbury St
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