Coaches Converge Over New Grid Rules In New York
More than 50 coaches and experts met at the Murray Hill Hotel to discuss the wholesale change in football rules for 1906. Walter Camp presided as questions arose about specifics and interpretations. The gathering included Penns coaching staff and head coaches from Harvard Yale Princeton and Cornell.
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Harvard and Williams Open Football Battle Today
Harvard meets Williams College in the stadium for the season opener at 3 o clock with a large crowd expected to see the new rules and the quarterback kick in action. Williams arrives in Boston and plans a surprise in practice while Harvard sticks to a steady straight rushing attack. Officials include Referee J Pendleton Harvard umpire Holton and Hall, timer Wood.
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Brookline Roxbury Latin Battle Ends In Tie
Roxbury Latin and Brookline High played to a scoreless tie at Griggs Field Brookline The halves were shortened with 10 and 12 minute periods Roxbury held the edge gaining advancing yards and forcing Brookline to hold the ball Brookline showed defensive weakness while Roxbury stars Connolly and Wendell led the visitors with Wendells rushing and three successful forward passes. Umpire Hann Referee Fiske. Time 10 and 12 minute halves.
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Tenneyites Fall in 12th Inning Heartbreaker to Reds
Admiral Schlei delivered a game winning home run in the 12th as the Reds beat Tenneyites 2 to 1 after a tense, error plagued day. Boston tied in the bottom of the 9th but could not convert with Bates missteps and stray baserunning while Schlei seized the moment for Cincinnati.
National Baseball Matchups Highlight Weekend Card
Cincinnati visits Boston Pittsburg plays Brooklyn St Louis travels to New York and Chicago faces Philadelphia in a set of intercity matchups shaping the pennant race.
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Baseball game summary New York vs St Louis eighth inning note
The box score records New York 4 10 1 0 0 0 6 0 .8 St Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .2 Bases on errors favored New York with 8 to 1. Beebe issued five walks while C oan struck out four and Beebe two. Two base hits by Browne Seymour Murray. Sacrifice hits by Strang and C Mathewson. Stolen bases credited to Shannon Browne Devlin McGann Strang Bennett Barry. Double play Noonan Crawford. Wilde hit by pitch off Beebe. Hits off C Mathewson five in eight innings. Umpire Rigler Time 2 20.
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Brooklyn and Pittsburg Split Doubleheader in 5 to 0 Game
Brooklyn won the first game 5 to 4 after an uphill start. the second game was called after seven innings with Pittsburg leading 1 to 0. Brady allowed 12 hits in seven innings for Brooklyn. Scanlon issued six walks and Leever earned six strikeouts for Pittsburg. Umpires Johnstone and Emslie. Time 2h 9m.
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Dartmouth Freshmen Defeat Sophomores 5 to 4
Dartmouth freshmen win 5 to 4 in Hanover after a late rally. freshmen push two runs in the eighth inning to seal the game. The sophomore squad led early but could not hold the lead as McDuffee was tagged for extra hits. Next game set for Monday with West and Leonard on the mound.
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Captain Hill Leads Tufts Against West Point Cadets
Tufts football opens season with a game at West Point today facing the Army eleven. Sixteen Tufts players travel, with veterans among seven and expectations high despite Army’s limited practice. Key squad includes Sullivan Hooper Houston Marr Cronin Reynolds Burt Chase Martin Kinsellen Lewis Peterson Jones Sheehy Greene Gurnsey.
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Breweries Company Moves to New Arch Street Offices
The Massachusetts Breweries Company has moved into new offices at 80 Arch Street near their former headquarters. The location is described as excellent for trade and dispatch, with bright, well equipped rooms and enhanced facilities for handling their large business.
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Yale Discouraged by New Football Rules at Practice
New Haven Sept 28 The Yale football practice under the new rules produced uninteresting play with no scoring except a fluke on a forward pass intercept. Alcott the freshman produced the longest 40 yard run for the day while Dines connected for 20 yards on a jump pass. Alumni and new coach Phil Stillman helped as Tad Jones did not report and Dines led the varsity with several miscues.
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Chicago Beats Philadelphia In Bat Power
Chicago defeated Philadelphia today on strong hitting and solid bat work.
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Old Rivals to Battle Today at Locust Street Grounds
Neponset Dorchester meets Institutes at Locust street grounds in a first of series clash. Batteries: Ryan Edwards for Institutes and Newell Cate Wadleigh for Neponset. Game starts 3 o'clock with umpire Nick Kelch. large crowd expected.
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Dartmouth to Open 1906 Football Season at Home
Dartmouth will begin its 1906 season tomorrow against Norwich University in Hanover. Hobbs returns home after his father’s death, casting a somber note over the squad as the lineup is announced with Kennedy Laing Smith Brusse Douglass Dodge Ruxton Brooks Bankart Henneage Greenwood in key backfield and line positions.
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Weeklong Auto Registrations Across Cities
The register lists sixty six autos registered during the week. Names and addresses span Fall River, Middleboro, Worcester, Winchester, Somerville, West Peabody, Lowell, Lynnfield, Newton Centre, Brookline, Dedham, Boston, Hingham, Brockton, Marshfield, and other Massachusetts towns along with entries from New York and Minnesota. Multiple car brands appear including Autocar, Stevens-Duryea, Cadillac, Studebaker, Ford, Olds, Panhard, Renault, Buick, Maxwell, Remington, and more.
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Baseball Notes From The South End And Local Matches
Cincinnati reports again at the South End as Gus Corner opposes a short left field fence after yesterday’s near miss. The Madisons of Charlestown face the Hillsides of Roxbury for the fifteen year old title at 3 30 pm at American League Park. Bridwell travels to Portsmouth OH today ruling out this season. Albert Strobel’s knee improves but he won’t return this year. Giants fans may warm to the club as few attendances rise in New York. Jake Stahl to stay as Washington manager next season per Washington reports. Wakefield meets Stoneham to decide this season’s title with Sline on the mound and DeRohen catching for Stoneham and Gatcomb Em bree for Wakefield.
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Harvard Tennis Star Injured At Trials
At Longwood Los Angeles trials for Harvard’s intercollegiate team L. A. Eiseman injured his knee, requiring a doctor. He may go to Stilman Infirmary for removal of a floating cartilage, likely keeping him from the intercollegiate tournament.
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