Keating Stars In Tie With Red Sox As Colonials Rally
Oct 16 1916 New Haven fans witnessed the Colonials and Boston Red Sox battle to a 3 3 tie at Lighthouse Point. Ty Cobb and Ray Keating sparkled for New Haven with sharp fielding and baserunning while Babe Ruth pitched for Boston before darkness halted play. A pair of costly miscues left the Colonials short of victory in a tense matinee.
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Al McCoy Poised to Risk Title Bout With Darcy
New York reports indicate middleweight holder Al McCoy faces a stern test against Darcy in Australia. McCoy demands posted guarantees in a local bank as payment terms stall, risking a 20 round battle where toughness and luck could decide victory or defeat.
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Dillon and O Neil to clash in Brooklyn boxing card
New York October 16 boxing fans await a big week with Jack Dillon the light heavyweight meeting Tim O Neil from Chicago at the Broad Sporting Club in Brooklyn. Dillon, back in seven days, faces a newcomer known for a knockout over Tom McMahon and two draws with George Chip.
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Red Sox Triumph Over Brooklyn in Fourth World Series Game
Boston defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 at Ebbetts Field in a poorly played contest. The decisive early innings gave the Red Sox control as Brooklyn failed to mount a serious challenge. Brooklyn used three pitchers to try and stem the tide, with Napoleon Rucker receiving crowd cheer in relief.
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Yale crowd riots at old Yale Field over sold-out standing room
New Haven October 16 Two thousand spectators clamored to see the Yale Lehigh game at old Yale field and forced entry after ticket sellers refused more standing room. Police were driven back as gates were stormed and stands endangered but few injuries were reported.
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Casey's Backfield Hopeful Amid Harvard Injuries
Cambridge October 16 Harvard battles injuries as Coach Leary seeks dependable starters for the varsity. Saturday's lineup had five first string players. Eddie Casey impressed in the game, likely earning consideration for the backfield. Flower may lose his spot to a healthier reserve, while Mose Taylor could move to centre if available. Cadman may shift to tackle and Bill Snow compete for guard.
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Just Arrived D and French Bulbs
Local ad from John Beck & Son promoting new bulbs. Farmer Want Ads note pricing at one cent a word. Public notice style item advertises plant offerings and contact info.
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Chance May Be 1917 Cubs Manager
New York reports Frank Chance is near to managing the Chicago National League club next season. The former Cubs idol and ex-Yankees boss has been active, recently investing in the Los Angeles Pacific Coast League club and guiding it to prominence. Cubs president Charles Weeghman has picked Pasadena for 1917 training. Chance would take command when the club reports there. Joe Tinker’s contract ends January 1, 1917.
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Yale to reshuffle center position after tough win
Yale football faces heavy work this week after defeating Lehigh 12 to 0. Callahan may return at center replacing Taft. if not, Hutchinson shifts to center roving role. Eddie Smith ankle knee tweaks minor. lineup mainly unchanged as schedule tightens for Virginia Tech and future opponents.
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Citys Edge Rangers in Hectic Meadows Match
Bridgeport Citys defeated Bridgeport Rangers 2 to 1 at the Meadows in front of a sizable crowd. Doyle opened scoring for the Rangers from a pass by Allen, then Heppin stall found the equalizer for the Citys. Hunziker added a smart strike after 15 minutes to put the Citys ahead.
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Arms Eleven Seeking Visit by Winchester or Wash Glees
Poor Avon Park grounds forced postponement of Remington Arms eleven versus Williams of New Haven. Tickets will be honored next Sunday or refunded. Williams team to be brought here next Sunday. On Oct 29 Arms team to play Winchesters or Washington Glees of New Haven at Avon Park. Fire destroys 4000 acres timber near Bamber New Jersey with six bogs and barns, $100000 loss. William Tod Co Ohio receives $2,000,000 order from Allies for eight inch forgings.
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Chain Co Team Rout Jersey Boys 34–0 in Local Football
American Chain Co players overwhelmed Jersey City Union 34 to 0 as Moose Miller debuted with the team. Seeley directed passes while Baker, O'Reilly, and Miller sparked scoring plays. The Chain defense shut down the visitors and added several long kicks.
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Heavyweight Title Talk Centers On Willard Contenders
The discussion highlights possible challengers for Jess Willard, namely Jack Dillon Bob Mohn and Battling Levinsky, with notes that a strong big man often defeats a smaller opponent. The piece recalls Stanley Ketchel as a comparison for resilience and fighting spirit. The setting reflects early boxing debates.
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Battling Levinsky
Stanley Ketchel
Yale to drop Lehigh after rough play claims
Yale considers removing Lehigh from next year’s schedule after a Saturday game noted rough play. Bingham suffered facial bleeding from an alleged knee press, sparking trainer intervention and calls of unfair tactics. Yale won but fans questioned Lehigh discipline and signals.
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Two Scenes in Third Game of World Series
In the 1916 World Series third game at Ebbets Field Colby Jack Coombs guided the Dodgers in a tense clash with the Red Sox. The play featured Daubert blocked by Thomas by an inch and an umpire reversal as Jake Daubert slid home on a close call. Gardner scored for Brooklyn after a long drive, with Lewin and Scott involved in the relay to catcher.
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