Harvard Football Prospects Brighter After Second Practice
Harvard football practices show 56 players with sixteen newcomers. Notable additions include Jim Lawrence at right tackle and W. Eaton at sub tackle, plus Graydon and Jones from Exeter who impressed in breaking through drills. Kendall’s return brings mixed feelings as W. Kendall may fill his brother’s former right half role. Early prospects suggest a presentable lineup but not enough for Yale’s level, with Hallowell and Campbell at ends and several others vying for guard and back roles.
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Harvard
Jim Lawrence
W. Eaton
Graydon
Wister Kendall
Kendall
Jones
Exeter
W. Kendall
Wister
Eaton
Hallowell
Yale
Campbell
Lawrence
Lee
Barnard
C. Sargent
Daly
Ellis
Gierasch
Lawin
J. W. Kendall
Hersey
Stillman
Horseless Vehicle Rages At Tristate Fair Opener
New York reports the Tristate fair in Guttenberg New Jersey featured races among horseless vehicles including automobiles locomobiles and electric runabouts. A five mile record of 7 48 5 was set by an imported machine beating the prior Newport time of 8 24 by W K Vanderbilt. The Guttenberg track is twice as long as Newport’s track.
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New York
Guttenberg
N. J
W. K. Vanderbilt
Newport
R. I
Mrs Selby denies divorce claim in Kid McCoy marriage
New York announces Mrs Selby also known as Mrs Kid McCoy denies that she was not divorced from her first husband when she married Kid McCoy in 1896. She says the claim is an attempt to discredit her and she will prove her divorce status when appropriate. The fighter says he has investigated her past since their separation and found she was not divorced.
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New York
Selby
Tom O'Rourke
Manchester
Corbett
Europe
National Sporting Club
London
England
A. P. Ordway
The
Mirror of Life
Ordway
America
Kid McCoy Denis
N. J
William MacLachlan
East Watertown
Martin Julian
Lori Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Julian
Billy Hill
Charley O Rourke
Charley O'Rourke
Tom Wilson
J. J. Welch
O'Brien
Howard Atheneum
Constant Reider
Jim Jeffries
Peter Maher
Dan Murphy
Morning Telegraph
Dan
the Telegraph
Colursus Races Result Summary at Columbus Card
In straight heats on Sept 18 the favorites prevailed across all events. Harold H. swept the 2:17 pacing with 2:11 1-4 and 2:17 times, Ferero won three straight heats in the 2:15 1-2 trotting class, and Fanny Dillard captured the 2:00 pacing with three straight heats and a 2:99 time.
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Columbus
Harold H
Ferero
Fanny Dillard
Boxing club plans stir in Manchester New Hampshire
Rumors circulate about Tom Maguiree pushing for a two headed boxing scheme in Manchester. It is claimed he aims to run a boxing club with a principal manager also guiding the rival, raising questions about control and fairness in last season’s contentious bouts.
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Manchester
N. H
Tom
Tigers Begin Second Football Practice at Princeton
At Princeton New Jersey on Sept 18 candidates for the varsity team held a second practice. About fifty men now are in line with twenty new arrivals. Nat Poe and Balillett oversee players. Moffatt helped the coaches. Practice focused on fielding quick plays and tackling. A field length run tested end speed with Ropes Poe and Duncan leading.
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Princeton
N. J
Nat Poe
Wd. M. Balillett
Moffatt
Ropes
D. Poe
Duncan
Yale's Hard Practice Surprises With Formations
Yale's second day of practice in New Haven shows Captain Brown lining up the squad in team formations for ten minutes of back thresseds and rush plays. The ends improve while the rush line features veterans Gould Wallace Pre and a versatile Dupee Cook. The routine adds Rev Cutten assisting as Holt receives extra attention.
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New Haven
Conn
Brown
Yale
Gould
Wallace
Prew
Dupee
Cook
Jestverur
Giss
Hamlin
Francis
Kunzig
Coy
G. B. Cutten
Holt
Columbia gets Daly from Worcester for football
New Haven September 18 The Columbia football management has signed Cornelius Daly of Worcester a veteran oarsman who rowed with Ten Eyck in the national regatta Daly formerly pursued Yale admission but chose Sanford's Columbia. Today's Branford Point practice showed Daly Ashley and L A Prince among the players as the squad remains below standard for the college.
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Columbia
Cornelius Daly
Worcester
Ten Eyck
Yale
Sanford
Branford Point
Ashley
L. A. Prince
Daly
Boxing club plans and legacy shape English sport debate
The writer argues over boxing expansion in Manchester and London, noting Corbett’s Europe trip and a possible National Sporting Club purchase. He credits Dr. A. P. Ordway for promoting matches and reflects on American influence, trust, and past rivalries with Corbett, Jeffries, and Sullivan while hinting at upcoming matches and public notices about fighters.
Chicago Gave Weird Exhibition of Ball Playing
Chicago hosts a wild ball game as three hits in six innings defined the match. Selee's team surged ahead after Boston briefly led, with errors and dropped catches shaping a late rally. Pittsburg edged New York at the Polo Grounds while Hawley and Waddell excelled. home runs by Ritchie and Selbach highlighted a tight Philadelphia Cincinnati clash.
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Selee
Boston
Loftusites
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Bostonians
Seleestes
New York
Pittsburg
Polo Grounds
New Yorks
Hawley
Waddell
Beaumont
van Haltren
Murphy
Elyv
O’brien
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Selbach
Williams
Bowerman
Umpitre
Snyder
Poston
D. Ceereeenevsss
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Fittsbrurg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Pyramid Pile Cure promised as painless cure
A long leading article extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, safe remedy for piles, claiming immediate relief and potential permanent cure with nightly suppositories. It emphasizes lack of cocaine morphine or mineral poison and notes druggists offer the 50 cent full treatment.
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Baltimore
Boston Blasts Chicago In Rapid Baseball Rally
Boston bats pounded Chicago as twelve runs came in the sixth and seventh innings after a rough start. Pittenger steadied, allowing only three hits in six innings, while Tenney Lowe and Sullivan shone in the field with sensational plays. Umpire gaps and wild pitching by Newton contributed to Philadelphia's edge as Fraser kept the visitors' hits scattered.
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Chicago
Bostonians
Loftus
Boston
Pittenger
Long
Newton
Fraser
Philadelphia
Wanted a case of bad health that Rel PAIN S will not benefit
An advertisement claims a remedy that supposedly banishes pain and induces sleep, promising relief and prolonged life when directions are followed. The copy urges readers to buy ten samples for five cents and warns against substitutes, adding mailed testimonials and a provided address for Lipans Chemical Company at 10 Spruce Street, New York.
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Lipans Chemical Company
Spruce Street
New York
Baseball game summary at Dexter highlights two-base hits and errors
McCormick Lowe and Stolen bases by Childs McCarthy Tenney noted. Walks awarded to Pittenger Strang McCormick and Hamilton Tenney. Errors by Boston Chicago credited and double play by Cunningham McCormick Bradley. Umpire Miah Murray. Time 2h 2m Attendance 5.
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AB. R
Hamilton
Co. T
Long
Stahl
Tenney
Collins
Duffy
Lowe
Birischs Sekaek
Sullivan
AB FE
Harley
Root
Irwin
Beckley
Corcoran
S Cakes
Steinfeldt
Quinn
Boiviss Oseenes
Peitz
Newton
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Slagle
Cross
Delehanty
Lajoie
Fraser
Pitt
McFarland
Hurst
Dexter
Cunningham
McCormick
Childs
McCarthy
Pittenger
Strang
Elkes Wins Hour Championship in Brutal Cambridge Race
Harry D. Elkes of Cambridge defeats John A. Nelson of Chicago to become world hour champion in a race at Charles River Park noted for slow time. Nelson faltered with a flat tire and cold, while Elkes surged late to claim the lead as weather battered the riders. Minor events follow with Frank Butler beating E O Peabody in a five mile pursuit and the Adams triplet team defeating Riverside quad.
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Charles River Park
Harry D. Elkes
Cambridge
John A. Nelson
Chicago
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Stinson
Thainer
O. G. Pickard
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F. Ed Spooner
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Tilkes
Winnie Rowe
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Frank Butler
E. O. Peabody
Lynn
Peabody
Adams Brothers
Riverside
Sam King
William F. Ivy
J. Miller
J. Harvey Conover
Oval
Clyde Cheney
Milford
William Miller
West Medway
Miller
Butler- Peabody
St Louis Beats Brooklyn Easily in City Ball Game
In Brooklyn on September 18, St. Louis dominated the field, winning decisively as Young pitched solidly and McGraw collected four hits in five at bats. Errors behind him were costly only in name, with Weyhing starting and Heidrick drawing a pass after Kennedy, Burrett, and others contributed to the visitors’ strong batting effort.
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St. Louis
Weyhing
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Burett
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Kennedy
Young
St Louis
Burkett
Diaions
Donovan
Wallace
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Keister
Renee
McGann
Eeneus
Robinson
PO Jones
Keeler
Sheckard
Thcasas
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Kelley
NS Gasebreake
Waly, Cross
Boi
Cca
Demont
MecGuire
Boris A Weyhing
Reas
Kaister
Jones
Wey
Says
Daly
Mont and Kelley Defeat McGann in Close Encounter
Mont and Kelley beat McGann unassisted with a 2 hours 7 minutes time. Umpire Gatrney officiated the match.
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McGann
McGuire
Gatrney
Unclear multi-game scorecard with scattered results
Scores listed for several matchups across cities. many lines incomplete leaving unclear teams and final tallies. Notable entries include Rochester 4 Hartford 3 and Detroit 7 Minneapolis 2 plus Montreal 7 Providence 3 and Chicago 8 Indianapolis 1.
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Hartford
Toronto
Worcester
AtDetroit
Detroit
Minneapolis
Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Bulfio
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Stinson Beats Michael in 2 Mile Motor Pace Race
In Worcester Cambridge rider W C Stinson won against Jimmy Michael in a 2 mile motor paced race after Michael’s two motors failed. Michael finished twelve miles. Stinson fell twice but finished with close pace. Race time 36 18 2 5. Other events: Babcock Vetter over Bly Porter in five mile race, and Century Cycle Club beat Winchendon three man team pursuit in two miles.
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W. C. Stinson
Cambridge
Jimmy Michael
Michael
Stinson
White
Hedstrom
Porter
Bly
Babcock and
Vetter
Bly and Porter
Century Cycle Club of
Winchendon
Vardon Wins Hartford Match at Hartford Golf Club
English champion Harry Vardon defeated J. H. T. Brown and William Watson 3 up and 2 to play on the Hartford Golf Club links this forenoon. He also carded a 70 for the two courses, five strokes better than the prior Hartford record.
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Hartford
Harry Vardon
Hartford Golf Club
J. H. T. Brown
William Watson
Hartford Links
Holyoke Trotting Meet Opens in Cold Weather
Holyoke hosts the September meeting of the Trotting Association. In the 2:35 pace purse $309 Carmine wins with a best time of 2:21. The 2:18 pace purse $300 goes to Bill Dinehart with a 2:18 1-4 best time.
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Holyoke
Holyoke Trotting Association
Carmine
Bill Dinehart
Unable to determine context from fragment
The fragment suggests a disputed exit or retreat from a race, implying responsibility questions or blame avoidance. No additional readable details to identify people, organizations, dates, or locations.
Bicycle Race Drama Signals Tight Finish
The opening miles showed an engaging race with leader changes in the early second mile. Fikes suffered a rear tire puncture, while Nelson surged, clocking a 1:41 finish pace as the action intensified.
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Flkes
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