Roxbury Latin and Brookline High Play to Scoreless Draw
Roxbury Latin and Brookline High football teams battled on Griggs Field Brookline yesterday with 25 minutes of scoreless play. A fumble by Bob Hill near Brookline's one yard line kept the ball from a Roxbury Latin touchdown. Bart Connolly of Roxbury Latin added a notable 60 yard run before stumbling, while Hastings and Captain Arthur Kelley stood out for their respective lines.
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Brookline
Bob Hill
Brookline I Hligh
Bart Connolly
Roxbury
Hastings
DeMerritte
Highland District School
Arthur Kelley
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Driscoll
Polo
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F. Hann Mormelini
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Kellog
Ear F. B
Elfott
Gossip of the GridIron Echoes From College Scrimmages
Cornell scrubs and varsity clash after a canceled George Washington game. Yale resumes Alcott at right end as Coach Stagg plan color coding for players. Reagan and Pauxus duel for Pennsylvania quarterback. Ball may coach Eli draw kicking. Brown builds offense around Pryor Donnie Schwartz Mayhew.
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Cornell
George Washington University
Alcott
Yale
Stagg
Reagan
Pauxus
Pennsylvania
Billy Ball
Eli
Ball
Brown
Pryor
Donnie
Schwartz
Johnny Mayhew
Baseball chatter and pre season hopes across cities
Detroit papers hype the Tigers and a Hughey Jennings photo as fans anticipate the White Sox clash. A Washington scribe crafts a sharp take on Ban Johnson and the Nationals as St. Louis defeats the Senators 10 to 3 amid presidential scrutiny and league intrigue.
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Tigers
St. Louis
Senators
Washington
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Nationals
Crimson football holds first light scrimmage on Soldiers Field
Harvard's four elevens battled in light work with tackling barred and no forward pass fully executing. Fumbles marred the passing, Newhall recovered a fumbled 15 yard run, Mason and Witmer starred in line plays, and rookie Pierce joined as a new candidate. Wendell sat out amid probation concerns.
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MARS
Crimson
Soldiers Field
Harvard
Crane
Leary
Burr
Daly
Kennard
Macdonald
Lockwood
Newhall
Gilbert
Graydon
Witmer
Starr
Mason
Warship and Fisherman In Collision Off Coast
The destroyer Nicker son and the fishing schooner Prairie collided near Barnstable with wreckage and missing crew. Captain Nickerson and his men were rescued after the Prairie towed the damaged craft to Boston lightship and Commercial wharf, while Captain Lundgren of the Nickerson endured days at sea before rescue near Gloucester.
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Charles Crouse
Nickerson
Man-O'-Warsman
Prairie
Boston
Iowana
Jowana
Alfred Lundgren
Commercial Wharf
Barnstable Bay
Post
Boston Light
Foud
Boys Well Known Locally From Dartmouth Team
The Dartmouth Athletic Association action surprised the city last night. Most players were prominent in local interscholastic sports. Bert Becket from Cambridge’s Rindge Manual Training School stood out as a top schoolboy pitcher. Sid Hazelton, ex Medford High player, pitched for York Beach and Beverly. Butch Richardson, known to Roxbury youth, excelled in multiple sports. Shapley, a former Everett High student, caught for York Beach. Skillen played for Logan Square in Chicago under Jimmy Callahan.
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Dartmouth Athletic Association
Bert” Becket
Rindge Manual Training School
Cambridge
Sid" Hazelton
Medford
York Beach
Beverly
J. J. Richardson
Roxbury
Butch
Shapley
Everett High
Skillen
Logan Square
Chicago
Jimmy Callahan
Chicago Americans
Adrift for Two Days Lundgren Rescued at Gloucester
Ellsworth Lundgren, 27, of Salem, drifted 48 hours in an open dory before being rescued near Gloucester Harbor by the Boston fishing boat Madeline. Exhausted and soaked, he had no food or water during the ordeal and was brought ashore in poor condition. He lives with his sister at 4 Beverly Street and borrowed the dory Wednesday when a tholepin broke.
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Albert A. Ackerman
Norfolk
Barnstable Harbor
Admiral Evans
Lundgren
Madeline
D. Dorne
Eastern Point Light
Gloucester
Salem
Ellsworth Lundgren
Glouccester Harbor
Boston
On Lundgren
Beverly Street
Lund
Harvard Plans Country Run Season Start With Captain Crosby
Harvard begins cross country practice next Tuesday under Captain M. S. Crosby. The program features two to three short runs weekly and occasional long walks. Trials by end of October will select university teams for the dual meet with Tech and the intercollegiate run, with promising freshmen candidates Dole Coolidge Lanier joining from last year’s squad.
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Harvard
M.S. Crosby
Tech
Crosby
H. F. Sadden
R. E. Dole
J. R. Coolidge
C. Lanier
No Rebuke for Goodrich Backed by Navy
Washington September 27 Rear Admiral Goodrich avoids action after sending a letter to New York navy yard officers backing a bill for higher pay for army and navy officers. The Navy Department supports the Desil increase and President Roosevelt advocates the measure.
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Washington, D. C
Goodrich
New York Navy Yard
Army
Navy
Navy Department
Metcalf
Roosevelt
Le Moyne Expected Home From Idaho Visit
Harry Le Moyne, famed Brookline swimmer and former Harvard football star, is due back today from Idaho after three years on a sheep ranch with his brother. He plans to swim here and possibly break several records during his East visit.
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Harry le Moyne
Brookline Swimming Club
America
Luce Wins Democratic Nomination in 25th District Battle
Robert Luce has secured the Democratic nomination for Representative in the 25th district based on the primary returns. He also captured the Independence League and Prohibition nominations for Somerville wards 1 3 4 and 5.
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Robert Luce
Somerville
Independence League
Prohibbition
Opportunities in the West opens for CMStP rail line towns
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway releases a new book titled Opportunities in the West describing openings in old and new towns along the railway in Iowa Missouri South Dakota and North Dakota. It lists factories brick yards general stores hotels and various professions and offers a free mailed folder describing the Pacific Coast extension. W. W. Hall New England Passenger Agent 368 Washington Street Boston Mass.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Iowan
Missouri
South Dakota
North Dakota
Pacific Coast
W. W. Hall
New England
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Czar Nicholas in showdown with Grandfather over refuge for Finn Dr Hansen
In Copenhagen the Russian czar clashed with King Christian when Hansen the Finnish patriot found refuge there. The czar demanded Hansen be arrested, but the king refused, saying he cannot arrest someone not against the law. The meeting ended with the czar leaving furious.
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Copenhagen
Nicholas
Russia
Christian
Hansen
Dr. Hansen
Rooster Freed to Crow All Night in Washington Court
A local court decision in Washington Pennsylvania allows a rooster owned by Dr. J. A. McKean to crow without nuisance charges. Neighbors had sought to silence the fowl as a disturbance, but the ruling deems chicken keeping a necessity and the crowing lawful.
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Washington, Penn
J. A. McKean
Lipton 10 Try Again for America's Cup Challenge
London Sept 27 The Royal Irish Yacht Club may cable a reply to the New York Yacht Club's rejection of Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge. Lipton, with designer William Fife, agrees to build a 90 footer under the universal American rule but refuses a freak boat across the Atlantic. The New York Club will decide in 1908 whether a race will be held. Lipton has received many despatches from America lamenting the challenge's rejection.
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London
Royal Irish Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas
William Fife
New York
Sub. Life
America
Fife
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Shopper Loses Five Hundred Dollar Bag In Dorchester
Mrs. Frederick Cornish of 30 Mt. Vernon street Dorchester says she lost a handbag containing five $100 bills and small change yesterday. She was shopping in town and only realized the loss after boarding a streetcar at the corner of Washington street and Broadway extension.
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Frederick Cornish
Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester
Washington Street
Broadway Extension
Robitscheck Defaulted After Missing Court Appearance
Solomon Robitscheck, convicted of attempting to blackmail the Salvation Army in U S District Court, was declared defaulted after failing to appear since the case went to the jury. He posted 1900 bail furnished by George A Fanceif of Lowell and has left Lowell for parts unknown.
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Solomon Robitscheck
Salvation Army
United States District Court
Robitscheck
George A. Fanceif
Lowell
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