Harvard Varsity Scrub Football Practice At Cambridge
Harvard's varsity and scrub teams practiced together in Cambridge yesterday for the first time this season. Coaches were Bob Emmons and W. H. Lewis for the varsity and Josh Crane for the scrub. players tested kicking and punt skills with mixed success.
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Cambridge
Bob Emmons
W. H. Lewis
Josh Crane
Cabot
Richanison Wheeler
Bey Bouve
A. R. Sargeant Doucette
Burden N. Shaw
Bicvires Vercsacvesele
Sargeant Donald
Brown
Cochrane
Haughton
Young Sawin
Soldiers Field
Wheeler
Shaw
Bouve
Moulton
Sullivan
Dibblee
Doucette Donald
Cozzens
Dave Twichell
Yale
Cornell Practice Prepares for Hamilton Game Tomorrow
Cornell's football practice in Ithaca focused on punting, ball handling, and tackling dummy drills. Coach Warner organized two opposing squads for line work and blocking while Beachem drilled backs on starting and receiving. ten minutes of play yielded two varsity scores as preparations continued for tomorrow's game with Hamilton College. The proposed lineup includes Tangimen, Reed, Faville, Leader, Shoch, Tracy, McKeever, Young, Starbuck, Wilson, and Dempsey in their respective positions.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Hamilton College
Warner
Beachem
Varsity
Tangimen
Reed
Faville
Leader
Shoch
Tracy
McKeever
Young
Starbuck
Wilson
Dempsey
Williams College Football Schedule Revised for 19th Century Season
The revised Williams College football lineup lists games against Laureates of Troy in Williamstown, Harvard in Cambridge, Yale in New Haven, Lehigh in Albany, Princeton in Princeton, Wesleyan in Williamstown, Colgate in Williamstown, Amherst in Amherst, Cornell at Panos, and Dartmouth in Williamsown, with dates spread from September 25 to November 20.
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Williamstown
Illiams College
Laureates of
Troy
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
New Haven
Lehigh
Albany
Princeton
Wesleyan
Colgate
Amherst
Cornell
Panos
Dartmouth
Williamsown
Openers Set for Local College and Club Football
Afternoon games feature U P against Franklin and Marshall in Philadelphia Cornell versus Cogote in Ithaca Andover versus Boston Latin in Andover Exeter at Exeter Newton A A versus North Shore Athletic Club in Newton Lawrence versus Peabody in Lawrence East Boston against Brockton at East Boston East Cambridge versus Wanderers in East Cambridge and Newton versus Merrimac in Newton The season’s first tests will help judge each team’s prospects Yale's strong squad may push Harvard and Princeton The Carlisle Indians begin practice under coach William Thompson Jack Corbett now leads Newton A A with daily workouts. ex Harvard players boost Newton prospects
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U. of P
Franklin and Marshall
Philadelphia
Cornell
Cogote
Ithaca
Andover
Boston Latin
Exeter
Tufts
Newton A. A
North Shore Athletic Club
Newton
Lawrence
Peabody
East Boston
Brockton
East Cambridge
Wanderers
Merrimac
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Rogers
Benjamin
Cutten
Theological Department
Carlisle Indians
William Thompson
West Point
Jack Corbett
Lawrence 185 Yard Handicap Foot Race Oct 2
A 185 yard handicap foot race scheduled for Lawrence on October 2 offers a $75 prize split among the first four finishers. Entries must be filed with J. H. Clausen by September 29. Matt Donovan of the Sarsfield Guards accepted a challenge from the Workingmen's Debating Club of Charlestown to meet any Charlestown or Boston team.
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Lawrence
J. H. Clausen
Matt Donovan
Sarsfield Guards
Post Y Sterday
Workingmen’s Debating Club
Charlestown
Boston
Donovan
Riverside Recreation Grounds
John A. Lovett
James Shea
Star Pointer
Gale
We Have the Best Wines and Pure Liquors in Market
Our way now assures customers receive what they want by mail or express with a full catalogue replacement if lost. Prices and quality remain the same, no bargain counter. Cushing Process Co offers scientifically purified liquors free from natural poisons, at 680 Washington St Boston and 136 Fulton St New York.
Long Catch Spurs Boston Victory in Omaha Clash
In a dramatic eighth inning the Boston players celebrate Herman Long as his leaping grab saves the team from defeat, provoking a citywide outburst of cheers, money showers, and rapturous acclaim. Baltimore fans absorb a bitter disappointment while Boston honors its hero.
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Olympus
Bostons
Long
Boston
Herman Long
Sarnis
Boston Players
Baltimore
Early baseball clash with Baltimore and Boston stars
Hamilton led off for Hamilton with a nerve filled start as Corbett walked and a split plate call set the tone. McGraw drew a walk for Baltimore as Doyle battled, Jennings and Kelley produced runs, and Stenzel fouled out. In the second inning Stahl lined fair to start the frame, Jennings bluffing to influence Hurst, Duffy struck out, and Collins aided Reitz and Robinson’s outs. Boston fans voiced optimism despite the tight action.
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Hamilton
Corbett
Emslie
Baltimore
Tenney
Jennings
Bobby Lowe
McGraw
Nichols
Jack Doyle
Collins
Keeler
Bergen
Joe Kelley
Stenzel
Kelley
Doyle
Stahl
Hurst
Chick
Duffy
Robinson
Reitz
Lowe
Boston Rooters
Boston
AB PO
F. Ossiecosesees
Seneeees
Lone
Peeneeeseseereere
Cseree Pkiitiiom R
A McGraw
Pond
Eeeow
Long
Houston
Balle
Boston and Baltimore Clash in Wild Early Baseball Set
Boston battles Baltimore in a tense game with early scoring by McGraw and Keeler. Duffy Long and Bergen spark Boston with key hits as crowd noise disrupts play and the Ravens rally, but Boston edges ahead before a dramatic late-inning turnaround.
How the Victory Was Won Creery Style
Double plays by McGuire and Reilly Davis Gleason and Clark. First base on errors favor New York two Washington three. First base on balls Off Seymour three, off Mercer two. Hit by pitched ball Gettig. Struck out Seymour four, Mercer four. Wild pitches three. Left on bases New York eight Washington six. Time one hour fifty minutes. Umpire Lynch. Attendance two thousand.
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Creery
McGuire
Reilly
Davis
Gleason
Clark
New York
Washington
Balle
Seymour
Mercer
Gettig
Wild Rents
Lynch
Zearfoss
Gettman
Selbach
Davia
Sullivan
Mc James
Me James
Zearfess
MeJames
R PO
van Haltren
Mernan
QO Gettig
Sir
Weer
Aeens McCre Clark
Warner
Mof Moui
Orth
Taylor
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Dunn
Jones
Lachance
Sheckard
Lajoie
Nash
Shugart
Cross
Cooley
Joie
Shoch
Dowd
Clements
Carpenter
Keeler and Keppel Help Orioles Edge Boston in Dark Ninth
In a tense game, eye tyas hit a safe line drive to right and Long stole second then third. Marty Bergen ended the inning with a fly to Stenzel. Willie Keeler, leading the league in hitting, singled to center and attempted a second but was out by five feet.
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Herman Long
Keeler
Bergen
Jennings
Nichols
Stenzel
Corbett
Baltimore
McGraw
Collins
Long
Boston
Hamilton
Robinson
Tenney
Lowe
Stahle
Doyle
Duffy
Jake
Emslie
Reitz
Herman Leng
Oston
Rooters
Marty Bergen
Boston Rooters
Bobby Lowe
Chick Stahl
Mpoerey
Baltimores
Nick
Pond
Kelley
Aiis
Herman
Willie Keeler
Willow
Cambridge
Joe’ Kelley
Orioles
Stahl
Quinn
Contingencies in Pennant Race Between Boston and Baltimore
A historical table outlines possible pennant outcomes after Boston finishes a series with Baltimore and Baltimore faces Washington and Brooklyn. It projects scenarios where Boston might lead or tie Baltimore based on win totals from six remaining games, noting potential standings and risk of a tie if certain results occur.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Washington
Boston party heads to Washington for game trip
NOTES OF THE GAME reports Boston followers numbering over 200 chaperoned by Congressman Izgerald. The group, dubbed the thirty third degree rooters, includes J Bahan and several Boston writers and players. Fred Penney and Herman Long were applauded with silver gifts from the stand.
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Baltimore
Boston Rtg
Izgerald
Washington
Nops
Klobedanz
Andhore Tomoorrow
Boston
B W. J. Bahan
Massachusetts
Joe Maloney
The
Post
Billy Kehoe
Jim Doherty
Dave Fitzgerald
Jim Hurley
J. B. Ricker
Fred Penney
Herman Long
Boston Rooters Rally for Victory in Big Day Bets
Boston fans wagered heavily with Lavis Donohue Griffin and others totaling hundreds of dollars while a Providence boatman bet against a win. Treasurer Billings joins the team as Klobedanz aims to shine tomorrow. Jimmy Collins suffers a blackened eye but will play, and rooters have funded a band and reserved section for the next game.
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Boston Rooters
Boston
C. . Lavis
Tom Donohue
Daniel Griffin
Providence
Baltimore
B. Billings
Selee
Klobedanz
Jimmy Collins
Stiver
Giants and Senators Split Doubleheader in New York
In a Sept 24 doubleheader the Giants and Senators each won one game. Washington struck first as Sullivan faltered while McJames shut down the Giants. In the nightcap Cy Seymour was prone to trouble and Leahy’s one handed grab highlighted a “Washingtons in trouble” effort.
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New York
Giants
Senators
Sullivan
McJames
Cy’’ Seymour
Washingtons
Mercer
Seymour
Leahy
Brooklyn Pulls Off 10 4 Win Over Phillies After Umpire Row
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 10 to 4 at Eastern Park with Pitcher Taylor fined 25 dollars for disputing the umpire. Dunn fanned five, Taylor five, and Jones Lachance homered in a high scoring afternoon. Attendance 400. Time two hours. Umpire Carpenter.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Eastern Park
Taylor
Boxing Gossip and Bloody Odds in New Orleans Bout Looms
Billy Brady returns to New York after a Western tour with articles from Tulane A C offering a 25000 purse for Jim Corbett versus Bob Fitzsimmons. Brady signs, expects Fitzsimmons to sign, and hints Corbett would box Peter Jackson only if Fitzsimmons is unavailable. Other notes cover O Donnell vs Farrell, Byers vs Goff, and Kid McPartland vs Everhardt, plus Hartford’s protest against one sided matches.
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Billy Brady
New York
Tulane A. C
New Orleans
Jim Corbett
Bob Itzsimmons
Brady
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Peter Jackson
Jim
Bob
Charley Farrell
Steve O’donnell
Hartford
George Byers
Charley Goff
Byers
Kid McPartland
Jack Everhardt
McPartland
Crescent
The
Sunday Post
Dave Sullivan
England
O’donnell-Farrell
Keene Wins Tuxedo Cup at Tuxedo Park
Foxhall Keene defeated R P Huntington seven up and five to play in the final round of the open golf tournament at Tuxedo Park to win the Tuxedo cup. The match was thirty six holes with morning play eighty three for Keene and Keene led through the afternoon with a decisive finish. Dr H Holbrook Curtis of Shinnecock Hills Golf Club won the second cup and R W Goelet of Tuxedo secured the consolation cup.
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New York
Tuxedo Park
Foxhall Keene
R. P. Huntington
Keene
H. Holbrook Curtis
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
R. W. Goelet
Tuxedo
SONS OF VETERANS DINE AT UNITED STATES HOTEL
About 100 guests attended a complimentary dinner for Commander-in-Chief Elect Darling at the United States Hotel. Division Commander Cook presided, and Acting Toastmaster Bolton spoke. Recipients included Senior Vice Commander Gilman, Past Commander-in-Chief Merrill of Maine, and Darling for the Sons of Veterans. Guests included Col McGrillis of Illinois and Col Crowley of New Hampshire. Rep W R Davis spoke. A reception preceded the dinner with speeches by officials after.
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Elect Darling
United States
Cook
Bolton
Gilman
Merrill
Maine
Darling
Sons of Veterans
McGrillis
Illinois Department
Crowley
New Hampshire
W. R. Davis
Cambridge
Englishmen Fail to Score in Final Stint in Philadelphia
In a three day cricket match at Philadelphia the English exposed a rare collapse as four of their batsmen were retired without scoring in the final fifteen minutes after Philadelphia posted 242. The two teams begin a two three day series with high class clubs watching an exceptional innings and the English struggling against the hosts.
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Philadelphia
Bald A Victor Wins Multiple Events at L A W Bicycle Meet
Two thousand spectators attend the L A W bicycle meet at International Athletic Park in Bald A Victor Washington as track conditions slow races after yesterday’s rain. Fred Schade wins the one mile amateur in 4 08, B Bald takes the two thirds mile open pro in 1 53 4 5, C J Mueller holds amateur two thirds mile in 1 32 3 5, E Bald triumphs in the one mile open pro at 2 56, Schade Moran pair win the one mile tandem in 2 24 1 5, Arthur Zimmerman Exhibition mile paced by a triplet in 2 10. Prize with held, pending board decision.
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Washington
International Athletic Park
Fred Schade
B. ©. Bald
C. J. Mueller
E. ©. Bald
A. C. Moran
Arthur Zimmerman
Fenn Wins Lenox Club Cup In Final Match
A.B. Fenn of Aiken South Carolina defeated Bayard Sete of the Harvard Golf Club Cambridge 8 to 6 to claim the Lenox Club cup valued at $500 after two consecutive wins, securing ownership of the trophy.
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Lenox
A.B. Fenn
Aiken
S. C
Yachtsm en Dance at Dorchester Yacht Club
The Dorchester Yacht Club held its final hop at the club house on Freeport Street in Dorchester last night. About fifty five couples attended, with many guests from Savin Hill and other yacht clubs.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Freeport Street
Dorchester
Savin Hill
Major Taylors Taunton Assault to Be Suspended
Minneapolis rider W E Becker who assaulted Major Taylor at Taunton will face suspension. Racing board chairman Mott will likely suspend Becker for about one year after evidence showed Taylor was not at fault. The incident occurred off officials sight and police were slow to act before Becker departed for Cleveland.
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W. E. Becker
Minneapolis
Major Taylor
Taunton
George W. Dorntee
Racing Board
Taylor
Dorntee
Mott
Becker
Cambridge
Cleveland
Barnaby Enters Suit Over Bridgeport Race Protest
Tom Barnaby threatened injunctions and legal action after a six hour Bridgeport race ended in protest and disqualification for Barnaby and Eddie McDuffee. Riders Waller Scott Elkes and Weinig signed the protest claiming Barnaby was paced. the referee's late ruling favored Barnaby, prompting denied allegations of foul play.
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Bridgeport
Tom Barnaby
Barnaby
the Law
A.W. Knapp
Dixie Hines
Frank Waller
Monte Scott
Eddie McDuffee
Scott
Waller
Elkes
Weinig
BE. F. Hall
Dorntee
New York
Providence
Chainless bicycle rights conference and racing events
Report from Hartford on licensees of the chainless bicycle and Pope Manufacturing bevel gear rights. Notable manufacturers listed. Describes Chestnut Hill shelter for cyclists and a fresh open century ride by the Commonwealth Bicycle Club with two divisions and souvenirs. Also notes nominations, consolidations in bicycle industry, and an air resistance claim about possible speeds.
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Hartford
Pope Manufacturing Company
A. G. Spalding
Sterlin Cycle Works
E. C. Stearns & Co
Syracuse
Barnes Cycle Company
White Sewing Machine Company
Cleveland
Warwick Cycle Manufacturing Company
Springfield
Grand Rapids Cycle Company
Michigan
Stoddard Manufacturing Company
Dayton
Howard Cycle Company
Newark
N. J
Keating Wheel Company
Middletown
Conn
Oace
Pierce
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Providence
Claremont Park
Goddard
Boston
Handy
Tremont Street
Massachusetts Division
IL. A. W
Boston Wood Rim Company
Bedford
Fairbanks Wood Rim Company
Bradford
Penn
Piles Cured In 3 To 6 Nights By Agean's Ointment
One application relieves itching piles and skin eruptions, with many testimonials. Sold by Woodward & Co. at 52 Bromfield Street and Jaynes & Co. at Washington and Hanover streets. The ad touts quick, permanent relief for blind and bleeding piles at a low price.
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Cushing Process Co
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Fulton Street
ONG
Bist Ino
Caromede
Joe Long
Corpett
Jake Stenzel
Riter
Robbie
Tenmey
Baltimore Baseball Grounds
D. Boston
National League
Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
F. Eeeeereses
Demontreville
Lugmoe
Ae Seas Vearckenve
Crown
Teeter Eeene Whigor
Paul Yod
Wilmot
Brouva Lyn
PO. A. E Jones
R. J
Smith
AB Pee
F. Seer
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le Logas
George V. Tuch 2Y
Bald
Fenn
Bicycle Notes
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