Prowess of 1900s college football captains described
Biographical sketches of football captains from Penn Yale Harvard Princeton and Cornell. John Outland of Penn born in Kansas is 1900 medical student and versatile lineman. Burr Chamberlin of Yale from Dalton Mass is 22, 5'10" 187. Dibblee of Harvard 22, 5'6" 156. Hillebrand of Princeton 21, 6'0" 180. Whiting of Cornell 22, 5'10" 164.
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John Outland
University of Pennsylvania
Kansas
University of Kansas
Outland
Red and Blues
Burr Clark Chamberlin
Yale
Dalton
Mass
Phillips Academy
Andover
Dibblee
Arthur Hillebrand
Addison W. Kelly
Princeton
Allen Edward Whiting
Cornell
Holyoke Academy
Holyoke
American Racing Cyclists' Union Formed at Last
Eddie Bald of Buffalo chairs a new group formed to separate racing control from the League of American Wheelmen. Secretary F Ed Spooner and an executive committee included Gardiner and Bald. The union invites 63 pro riders to sign the agreement. some plan to use the organization permanently. Racing proceeds at the New Jersey interstate fair amid rain. Gardner wins the five mile heat with Sims second and Butler third.
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Trenton
N. J
League of American Wheelmen
American Racing Cyclists’ Union
Eddie Cy. Bald
Buffalo
F. Ed Spooner
Mr. Spooner
Edldie Bald
Amos G. Batchelder
New York State
Arthur Gardiner
Chicago
Philadelphia
Major Taylor
Eddie Bald
Tom Cooper
Jay Eaton
Orlando Stevens
H. F. Terrill
J. B. Anderson
W. E. Becker
B. B. Stevens
John Zimmerman
H. T. Barrow
W. J. Wigmore
James P. Logue
John Ruel
R. Aa, Miller
L. A. Wa
Fair Association
The
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Tomorro
Mott
Fred Sims
Tom Butler
Brooklyn and Boston Scrape Through Doubleheader Drama
A twin bill between the Boston champions and Brooklyn ends with both games closely fought. Boston wins the first 3 2 after a strong start but Brooklyn rallies, while the second game features Daly and Wagner keying a late Brooklyn surge before Boston seals the win. Umpire Brown is briefly injured by a foul tip, and Magoon and Daly shine for Brooklyn alongside standout Boston hitters Tenney and Collins.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Tom
Brown
Bobby
Lowe
Ed’ Lewis
Yeager
Gotham
Dunn
Smith
Brooklyn Battery
Chick’’ Stahl
Jim’’ Collins
George Yeager
Willis
Fred Tenney
George Magoon
New Hampshire
Lebanon
Hillsboro Bridge
Granite State
New England
Portland
Camdens
Knox County
Maine
Teague
Brockton
Iis
John Anderson
Wagner
Long
Collins
Stahl
Daly
Tenney
Hamilton
Anderson
Magoon
Lewis
Lachance
Brown and Andrews
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Stafford
Fike
Bergen E
Duffy
C. Sty
Anas
Nichols
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Brookly A. B
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Q' Daly
Lachancee
Ryan
Amilton
Bergen
Tachbance
Bergen Griffin
Time Mclvenna
Senators Lead as Night Ends Game in Sixth
Washington led Baltimore 7 to 5 in the seventh inning gloom, but the game ended after the sixth due to darkness with 1,500 in attendance.
Cincinnati Gains Lead as Vaughn Ejected in Eleventh
In Cincinnati on September 26 Vaughn clashed with umpire Swartwood in the eleventh inning and was ejected for three days, as Cleveland led 4 to 3 after the late incident.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Vaughn
Swartwood
Browns and Colonels Game Ends With Louisville Victory
In St Louis on Sept 26 Louisville beat the Browns in a long early season game. Attendance was about 250. The final score is not provided in the readable text.
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R. H. EK
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Louisville
St. Louis
Orphans
Browns
Colonels
Giants Rally Over Phillies In Seventh And Eighth
New York Sept 26 The Phillies won the first game but lost the second to the Giants. The Giants scored three runs in the seventh and three in the eighth to seize the lead and win. Seymour doubled in the sixth and scored on Doyle's single, helping push the Giants to victory in the second game.
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New York
Phillies
Giants
Seymour
Doyle
MacMasters Trial At Harvard Signals Possible Coaching Hire
Harvard practices sparked by Jack MacMasters visiting the sidelines amid debate over a hire. Princeton veteran proposes hard work with no professional coach, while the committee weighs his fit. Players like Mills and Donald return from illness, others limited, and several tackles sidelined as Forbes directs drills.
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Jack MacMasters
Princeton
Harvard
Dibblee
MacMasters
Lathrop
Cambridge
Fred Mills
Manila
Malcolm Donald
B. Z. Kasson
Forbes
J. J. Mulverhill
Barnard
Heard
Sam Lewis
G. MacLargent
Martin
Hall
S. S. Beardsley
Lewis
Bert’’ Waters
Billy” Garrison
Moulton
Dean
Bouve
J. Kendall
Daly
Kendall
Trainor
Brayton
Boal
Cochrane
Warren
Tigers Line Heavy in Princeton Prep News
Princeton notes a heavy line and uncertain roster as the Tigers begin football preparation. Key players include Kelly and Wheeler with Bair sidelined for army service. New men must fill end, tackle, two halves and fullback roles while experienced backs and quarterback contenders vie for starting spots.
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Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Kelly
Wheeler
Bair
Cochran
Holt
Ayres
Reiter
George Lathrope
Herman Suter
Watkins
Rosengarten
Roper
Pennsylvania
Booth
Edwin Crowdis
Bill’ Edwards
Filson
P. G
Lafayette
Nills
Beam
Hillebrand
Geer
Mills
Sheffield
Blair Academy
Hale
Loyd
Schwartz
Montgomery
Yale Football Seeks No Head Coach This Season
Yale prepares for a season without a head coach as graduate coaches take turns guiding the team. Butterworth arrives to work with Captain Chamberlain and the squad while issues at center persist. Cutten regresses slightly, Foster Sanford aids, and Ben nett showcases size at center. Wesleyan game looming.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Butterworth
Chamberlain
Cutten
Walton
Hall
Foster Sanford
Cadwalader
Guards
Captain Chamberlain
Captain Allen
Keyes
Dashiell
Lindley
Wesleyan
Bennett
Cunha
Honolulu
Rawlinng
Hawaii
Somerville High football shows rapid development after week’s practice
Somerville High’s football team demonstrates rapid improvement after a week of practice. Coaches cite strong work, improved cohesion, and growing confidence as the squad hones fundamentals and readiness for upcoming challenges.
Senior league roster outlines new heavy squad
Captain C. C. Pipe coaches the team with no regular coach. Harvard's Gonterman unavailable. Practice focuses on punting, ball security, tackling, and line play. C. R. Pipe to start at fullback, Storey at end, Cushman at center, Fitz at quarterback. New men include Philbrick Cummins Stone Ball Patch Yelland Brine R Pipe Lewis Sanborn Harts Jones Whitaker Hyers Hills and Stone brothers.
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C. C. Pipe
Gonterman
Harvard
Cuddy
Pipe
C. R. Pipe
Storey
Cushman
Fitz
Higgin
Philbrick
Cummins
Stone
Ball
Patch
Yelland
Brine
R. Pipe
Lewis
Sanborn
Harts
Jones
Whittaker
Hyers
Hills
Stone Brothers
Hoppy Team Seeks Larger Roster After Small Practice
Captain Nickerson supervised a light session with only fourteen men reporting for Hoppy yesterday afternoon. He aims for at least forty by Saturday as vacations delay returnees. Shea and Coe to guard this year. Nickerson and Clark to tackle. Other candidates listed include Stillman, Wright, Lawson, Reed, Leonard, Richardson, Carlton, Tracy, Knowles, Gleason, and Kidder.
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Nickerson
Beacon Street
Shea
Coe
Clark
Stillman
H. B
Wright
Q. B
Lawson
Reed
Leonard
Richardson
Carlton
Tracy
Knowles
Gleason
Kidder
Magnificent Southern Volume Issued by the Southern Railway
The Southern Railway issues a lavish volume titled The Empire of the South by Frank Presbrey. It spans nearly 200 pages with over 400 illustrations and surveys agriculture, cotton, tobacco, iron, coal, resorts, climate, and the progress of each southern state and major cities. The book aims to call world attention to the South and reflects the railway’s confidence in the region’s future.
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Southern Railway
Ohio
Potomac
Mississippi
Frank Presbrey
Readville Breeders' Stakes Held After Rain Delay
Readville hosted three stake races from the breeders meeting. Warmer weather enabled values like Time 2 17.5 for the 2 30 class and walkovers for Authentic and Frankness in horse foal stakes with purses of 1500.
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Readville
MccJoe
Fergus McGregor
Joe Young
Baggs
Billy Andrews
Eo Little Dick
UGB
Iule May
Sullivan
Bik. G
Autograph
Laura F
Brady
Frankness
B. F
Candor
Molly J
Either
Woodward's Cut Rates at Tremont Street Drug Store
Woodward's drug store at 100 and 102 Tremont street advertises the lowest prices on apothecary wares and undercuts rival shops. A pharmacist with over thirty years of experience runs the prescription department, offering similarly low prices, and the store stays open every night until 11 p.m.
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Woodward's Drug Store
Tremont Street
Woodward
Bicycle Notes Highlight 1906 Cycling Scene and Plans
Eddie Martyn marks the anniversary of his baggage car match on Oct 6 with a Brockton fair visit and a P C C century ride next Sunday. Major Taylor seeks pacing help after the national circuit ends, while Eddie Bald criticizes Mott scoring. The trade foresees pattern changes to boost next year’s sales as Clark introduces a valveless tire with a self sealing pocket. Commonwealth Bicycle Club trims its entertainment committee to three.
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Eddie Martyn
Brockton Fair
Brockton
Thel. A. W
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New York
Philadelphia
Major Taylor
Eddie Bald
Mott
C. F. Clark
Mr. Clark
Kimball
The
Commonwealthy Bicycle Club
George A. Perkins
Goodhue
Libby
Dover to Host More Races at Granite State Park
Managers of Granite State Park in Dover announce a series of trotting races from September 27 to 30. Dover’s meets have set the pace this year, drawing first class entries with substantial purses. National Trotting Association rules will govern the meet, boosting its prospects, with reduced Boston & Maine railroad fares including admission.
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Granite State Park
Dover
New England
National Trotting Association
Boston & Maine Railroad
Satin Slipper Triumphs in Flatland Stakes at Gravesend
It was rainy and dull at Gravesend today as Satin Slipper, the favorite, edged Armament in a late drive to win the Flatland stakes. Headlight IL, a longshot, captured the high wiehle handicap from a field of sixteen starters.
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Satin Slipper
New York
Gravesend
Armament
Headlight IL
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