Techs Beat Glenmores in Football and more
Fall sports wrap reports Techs defeating Glenmores in football. Also notes on Plugger Bill Martin facing fine and ban for racing actions, and his Africa trip. details on Woodside entry dispute and LAW rules. Glenmores lineups and scoring listed. Belvideres win 5-0 over Mitchells Boys' School. Big Seven ties. Nashua and Lowell games end 0-0. Golf results include Beatrice Hoyt champion and Cracknell at Wollaston. local club prize won by Percy Gilbert. Harvard fall track games set for Oct 21 with Tom E Burke likely to shine.
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Bill Martin
Capetown
South Africa
Mott
Africa
George S. Griggs
Griggs
Martin
Woodside
Europe
Woodside Park
Ralph Cracknell
Wollaston Golf Club
E. N. Brock
Brock
Newton Centre Golf Club
Stephen H. Bennett
Fessenden
B. L. Bradford
Mr. Bennett
B. E. Jones
Harvard Athletic Association
Holmes Field
Tom E. Burke
Haley Wins Belt in Lowell Bantam Bout
Patsey Haley, once based in Lowell, defeated Charley Kelley to reaffirm his top bantam status. Rumors say he will avoid distractions to regain prominence. Martin Flaherty of Lowell challenges Tommy White of Chicago, a 126 to 130 pound class contender, who seeks a match later.
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Charley Kelley
Patsey Haley
Lowell
Patsey
Martin Flaherty
Tommy White
Chicago
White
Lowell, Mass
Techs beat Glenmore 6 to 0 in rough football clash
Saturday's rough weather did not stop a hard fought game at the Fair Grounds. Technology defeated Glenmore 6 to 0 after a decisive 60 yard run by Denny Haley of Lowell and a successful kickoff by Danforth. Donahue and Haley stood out for the Tech eleven while Whittaker fumbled for Glenmore in critical moments.
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Institute of Technology
Glenmore
Techs
United States
Townsend
Danforth
Technology
Glen
Whittaker
Donahue
Fisher
Glenmores
Teck
Denny Haley
Lowell
Tech
Bothelevens
Haley
Arnold
Pisckin
Boston
Jeffords
Orchestral Society Opens Ninth Season With Strong Attendance
The Lowell Orchestral Society began its ninth season yesterday with a rehearsal directed by Emil J. Borjes. Attendance was good with some new members noted. Fresh music has been added to the library and excellent soloists will perform in public recitals. Tickets go on sale soon for what should be a successful season.
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Lowell Orchestral Society
Emil J. Borjes
Hawaii and the Philippines Illustrated Booklet Ad
An illustrated booklet about Hawaii and the Philippines is offered by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway as a direct route across the American continent to new Pacific possessions. The booklet promises reliable information and can serve as a school textbook. A Boston contact is listed for the New England Passenger Agent, Chas. A. Brown. Greene's Syrup of Tar is backed by a refund guarantee and a satisfaction offer from multiple firms including G. C. Brock & Co and Ellingwood & Co with various addresses provided.
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Hawaii
Philippines
Chicago, Milwaukee & S&j. Paul
United States
Chas. A. Brown
New England
Boston
Mass
Mood's Pills Promise Quick Liver Aid and Relief
Advertisement notes Mood's Pills cure liver ties jaundice and indigestion with a simple dose. Claims fast relief for headache and general discomfort. Ingredients and mechanism not specified. Price listed as 25 cents.
Boston Champions Win Pennant in Darkened Losses to Orioles
Boston seals league title by defeating Baltimore seven to five in game one while a halted second game ends five four in favor of Boston due to darkness. Umpire Brown stops play after three innings. Tenney catches, Duffy shifts, and Nichols tangles with Hoitsons curve. Soldiers from St. Mass volunteers heckle Boston, but manager Selee orders his team not to react.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Brown
Hoitson
Kirby
Nichols
Boston
Tenney
Battery
St. Massachusetts Volunteers
Selee
Bergen
Capt. Dufffy
Stafford
Charley Nichols
Duffy
Hamilton m Tenney
Long
Collins
Hamilton
Kitson
Klobedanz
Gaffney
League Games Saturday Scores Reported
Baltimore defeated Boston 10 to 3 in Baltimore. Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 12 to 8 in Philadelphia. New York edged Washington 5 to 4 in New York. Louisville trimmed Cleveland 5 to 4 in Louisville.
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Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Washington
Louisville
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Luis .O
Boston Champions to Be Feted at Music Hall
The victorious Boston baseball team will receive a public reception at Music Hall next Thursday evening. Lovers of the game and admirers will meet the conquerors as Mayor Quincy presides. The Municipal band will perform.
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Boston
Music Hall
Quincy
Saturday Football Results From Various Colleges
Harvard defeated West Point 28 to 0 while Yale stopped Newton A A 6 to 0. Princeton beat Naval Cadets 40 to 30 and Lehigh lost 0 to 17 at Carlisle. Williams edged Carlisle 6 to 17, Dartmouth rolled Bowdoin 35 to 6, Wesleyan defeated Amherst 33 to 0. Brown beat Colby 41 to 5. Bates routed Maine 24 to 0. Trinity beat Worcester Tech 17 to 0. Amherst Aggies overwhelmed Vermont 40 to 0. Cornell triumphed over Buffalo 27 to 0. Illinois State 6 beat Andover 5. Yale 0 Lawrenceville 20. Exeter edged Harvard Scrub 5 to 0. Swarthmore defeated Georgetown 11 to 6. Rutgers edged New York University 11 to 5.
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Harvard
West Point
Yale
Newton A. A
Princeton
Naval Cadets C. WA
Lehigh
Carlisle
Williams
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
Wesleyan
Amherst
Brown
Colby
Bates
University of Maine
Trinity
Worcester Tech
Amherst Aggies
Vermont
Cornell
University of Buffalo
M. IL. T
Andover
Lawrenceville
Exeter
Swarthmore
Georgetown
Rutgers
New York University
Champion Butler Wins National Cycling Title
Tom Butler clinched the national bicycle championship at New Haven on October 15 after a five mile race with only three starters. F J Deacher of Cleveland and Watson Coleman of Springfield finished second and third as the trio lapped at the finish in a close loading contest.
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New Haven
Tom Butler
Butler
F. J. Deacher
Cleveland
Watson Coleman
Springfield
Chicago Rider Doan Falls Injuring Internal Organs
During a game Doan and W B Kirkman of Chicago collided as Kirkman tried to ride Doan off. Doan fell under his pony and suffered internal injuries according to the report.
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Doan
W. B. Kirkman
Chicago
Kirkman
Registration Adds Many Names to Voting List by Ward
Saturday afternoon and evening registration expanded the list with numerous entrants across wards including Walter R. Gove from Massachusetts corporation, Edward E. Farris, Joseph Lefebvre, Dennis Le Blanc Jr, and many others in Wards 1 through 9. Names, addresses, and ward assignments reflect a broad voter registration push.
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Ward
Walter R. Gove
Massachusetts Corporation
Edward E. Farris
Worthen
Joseph Lefebvre
Lee
Dennis le Blanc, Jr
Wm. T. Ermin
John Hockey
Fred Farnell
Walter E. Thompson
West
Herbert R. Baker
Edward A. Shea
Bridge
Pine Hill
Matthew D. Doyie
Whipple
John E. O’garra
Warren
Joseph Callahan
Central
Joseph P. Wright
Gorham
James T. Healey
Pleasant
Daniel F. O'Callahan
Nicholas Halpin
Charles E. Holmes
Varney Avenue
Fred Lesame
Ludlam
Ephraim H. Blanc
Tenth
Ward T
Harry FE. Hallowell
Fourth Avenue
Albert Bergeron
Mammoth Road
Augustus T. Holmes
Mt. Hope
Michael H. Donovan
Hampton Avenue
Exphit Forget
Ford
Martin E. Hall
Wannalandt
Fred ©. Brown
Blossom
George H. Chamberlin
Middlesex
George W. A. Butters
George E. Winter
Lawrence
James F. Monaghan
Patrick F. Reddan
South Whipple
James Regan
Bourne
Dara
L F. Welch
Robert W. Beil
Harvest concert at Chelmsford Unitarian Church
At Chelmsford Unitarian Church a harvest concert replaces the usual service. Superintendent Wm. H. Hall led the program with Miss Emma L. Parkhurst on organ and Thomas Parkhurst on cornet. Recitations by several young readers, songs by classes, and remarks by the pastor, with festive flower and fruit decorations. The nearby guild supper at All Saints’ church featured harp music and a first meeting of the season, with annual elections planned at the next gathering near All Saints’ day.
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Chelmsford
Kila M. Knowlton
F. W. Worthen
Carrie L Bartlett
All Saints’ Church
All Saints
Chief Maunga of Pago Pago Viewed as Potential Trouble
The Pago Pago chief Maunga governs part of Tutuila and rejects Samoa’s government while claiming authority over the sea and added land. His volatile temper, rivalries, and stance on coaling station rights could threaten American interests if land disputes and allegiance issues flare up as the station is reestablished.
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Pago-Pago
United States
Bay of ‘Futuila
Maunga
Tutuila
Samoa
Malidon
Bay
R. W. Meade
America
Sewall
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Maude K. Wetmore
Newport
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Orchestral Society
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M. D. Ellingwood & Co
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Ford & Doan, Brokers
American Coaling Station
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A. G. Pollard & CO
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F. J. Madbocks
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