Former Somerville Star Named Boston College High Coach
Steve Mahoney, ex Somerville High and Holy Cross football star, was appointed coach of Boston College High School's football team. He began with an immediate practice on Massachusetts Avenue and high hopes for a fast, effective squad.
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Steve Mahoney
Somerville High
Holy Cross
Boston College
College
Massachusetts Avenue
Mahoney
Malden
Brookline High
Hammond Little Triumph in New York Women's Doubles
In the Longwood tournament third round, New York pair Louise Hammond and Elsie Little beat Boston duo Marion Fenno and Eleonora Sears 4-6 10-8 6-3. Hammond and Seaver also won the mixed doubles match 2-6 6-4 6-1, defeating Sears and Beals Wright.
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New York
Longwood Cricket Club
Louise Hammond
Elsie Little
Boston
Marion Fenno
Eleonora Sears
Miss Little
Miss Srenno
Miss Sears
Miss Hammond
R. C. Seaver
Mssachusetts
Jeonora Sears
Beals C. Wright
Eleonora
Sears
Mrs. Whitney
Miss Hamands
Misses Thompson
Mima Bradford
R. Seaver
Nat. W. Niles
Margaret Curtis
A. H. Brooks
Misa Rothh
Evelyn Sears
Miss Fenno
Golfers from three associations meet for Lesley cup matches
The Myopia Hunt Club hosts the Lesley cup event with teams from Massachusetts Pennsylvania and the Metropolitan division forming for two days of play. Massachusetts captains H H Wilderner and W C Fownes Jr lead their squads as ready to challenge Pennsylvania with a follow up clash against the Metropolitan side for the trophy. Ten singles and five foursomes are scheduled for each day.
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Hamilton
Massachusetts
Metropolitan
Philadelphia
Myopia Hunt Club
H. H. Wilderner
G. Anderson
P. W. Whittemore
Lockwood
P. Gilbert
I. C. Davidson
W. R. Tuckerman
T. M. Claffin
T. G. Stevenson
H. Schmidt
Rodney W. Brown
T. R. Fuller
Pennsylvania
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Wirt L. Thompson
W. G. Pfell
E. M. Byers
A. G. Kay
J. H. Childs
H. W. Perrin
W. P. Smith
F. W. Kemble
H. M. Clements
W. 8. Sareent
Walter J. Travis
Fred Herreshoff
F. S. Douglas
Archie M. Reid
John M. Ward
Max Behr
J. Graham
J. P. Knapp
Oswald Kirby
Harvard Nine Begins Today
Fall practice for the Harvard baseball team starts on the varsity diamond with Captain Chick McLaughlin in charge. No coach yet, due to Louis Pieper's resignation, and the squad will split into multiple teams for daily games as weather allows.
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Harvard
Chick"’ McLaughlin
Louis Pieper
Crimson
Lanigan
Hicks
Marshall
Aronson
Gardner
Brown
McLaughlin
Young
Potter
Minot
Carr
Rogers
Kelley
Babson
Felton
Lewis
Minot to Play Harvard Guard in Crimson Line Up
Minot, the Harvard 1909 star full back, is moved to guard forming a strong line with McCay and Smith. The Crimson varsity dominates scrimmage with three touchdowns and standout plays by Corbett, Frothingham, Wigglesworth, and a 60 yard run by Campbell. Keays joins the varsity, bringing size, while ends Lewis Long OFlaherty and Bud Smith show promise in practice.
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Dono
Minot
Harvard
McCay
Smith
Withington
Bob Fisher
McKay
Varsity
Corbett
Frothingham
Wigglesworth
Campbell
Morrison
Perkins
Parmenter
Togs
Leary
Lewis
Long
O'Flaherty
Bud Smith
Varsity Felton
Ieekeuees
R. T
Pfaeizer Minot Itte
Wisin P. Smith
Maguire Huntington
Ske Fisher
Teers
Lawson Blodgett R
Rekfeldt Withington
Oewes - Bush
L Smith
Seesk
Bees
Stacy Wigglesworth
Potter
T. Frothingham
Manson
H. B. Corbett
R H. A H. Leslie
T. H. Frothingham
F. B
Native Belle and Stokes Triumph in Columbus Futurity Divisions
Native Belle and Miss Stokes won the three-year-old and two-year-old divisions of the Horse Review futurity in Columbus, Ohio. The Harvester failed to break the world record, with a mile time of 2:01. Emimily Ellen and Grace placed in the 2-year-old and 3-year-old trotter races, while other contenders included Independence Boy, Dickie, and Princess Hal in the 2:09 class.
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Columbus
Belle
Miss Stokes
Horse Review Futurity
Harvester
Dillon Queen
B. m
Kelly
Moke
Mur
Rac
Ellen
Todd Adem Coorrie
Grace
Ch. F
McDevitt
Sevscca
Anvil
B.c
Geers
Sss
Lulu Arion
J. Benyon
Bon Vivant
B. E
Proctor
Arapee
Bik. c
Cates
Lady Green Goods
B. F
Grady
Peter the Great Cho i Ea
Ghia
Justice Brooke
Baron Gale Cotes
Bonnie Hill
BE. Benyon
Peter Boy
Ella
McMahon
Zeftwhich
Healey
Twinkling Dan
B. Oc
Murphy
Dartmouth Takes Brace Against Freshmen in Hopeful Practice
Dartmouth football shows a brighter side as the varsity, held to defense and not allowed to rush, faces M A C. Ingersoll shines with punt returns while captain Ryan, sidelined by barley horse, will miss at least a week. Needham also out. Sherwin kicks from 45 yards.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Varsity
Ingersoll
Ryan
Needham
Morey
Barendy
Sherwin
Ethridge Hurt at Yale Football Scrimmage
Yale freshmen scrimmage leaves Ethridge with a dislocated knee and hospital care. Other players Howe Robinson French and Vaughn face injury concerns as Yale prepares a large squad. Kilpatrick returns to varsity lineup as 12 minutes of scrimmage are played in extreme heat.
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New Haven
Conn
Ethridge
Exeter
Yale
Howe
Robinson
French
Harry Vaughn
Daly
Johnny Kilpatrick
Murphy Becomes A Sphinx On World Series Dates
President Murphy of the Chicago Cubs refused to discuss the Chase Stallings controversy or the world series dates in response to Ban Johnson’s edict. He remains silent, as does Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics, avoiding involvement in the dispute.
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Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Ban Johnson
Chase Stallings
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sox Open Four-Game Set with Philadelphia
The Red Sox left for Philadelphia at six last night to face the new champions as they begin a four game series.
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Red Sox
Philadelphia
Quaker Swatting Beats St. Louis 6 to 1
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 6 to 1 as Ewing allowed only two hits. Manager Dooin was suspended indefinitely for a dispute with an umpire and Bresnahan was ejected for arguing a decision. The game report notes the scoring sequence and key plays.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ewing
Dooin
Lynch
Elem
Bresnahan
Kane
Sis
Sven Ee
Knabe
Eden
Bates
C. F
Magee
Grant
Bosssss
Bransfield
Dotan
S . Freee
Moran
Louis
EB Huggins
Ami
Yal al Ellis
Feevee
Mowrey
Konetehy
LDS
Ween
Evans
R. Fee
Creeeeevvens
Abbott
Ae Hauser
Harmon
Ells
Hauser
Kenetchy
K1em
Standing in race for that auto
Brief tally shows drivers Laioie Cleveland Cobb Detroit speaker Heston Am Magee Philo Nat Wagner Pittsburg AR 563 510 479 524 208 178 1738 171 336 26.
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Dedham
Newtonville
Quincy
Weymouth
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Danvers
Waltham
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Natick High
R. W. Brayton
Dorchester High
Phil Wood
Volkmann
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DWARD
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Wright
Seaver
R. R. Freeman
Massachusetts Association
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Omen
Wishindtox Meg
Elm St
Manchester
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Providence
Granite Street
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Pawtucket
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Nien
RN Cla Club
Murray Hill Club
Thos. J. Boles
New England Journal Building
Belle and Stokes
Independence Boy
Ch. Oy
Thistle
Vallentine
Lady Isle
Cox
Dickie
Ch. G
Crocker
Beauty Wilkes
Gahogan
the Philistine
B. S
McHenry
Harry Me
B &Fe
Patterson
Princess Hal
Ira Gray
Marvin
Hedrick
Dartmouths
Quaker
National
C. C. Steer
Pages of Sport
Sunday Post
Derby Hat
Jordan Marsh Company
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