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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15
DEATHS.

EIGGINS-In this city, 18th, George w.
Higgins, 20 yrs II mos.
Funeral services at his late residence,
IL Caroline ST.. Monday at 2.30 p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
TIANLON = In this city. 14th, Gertrude
Beatrice, daughter of Thomas and Mar
garet Hanlon, yr. mos. II days.
ADAMs-In this city. 18th, George s., son
Of George s. and Hannah B. Adams, q
yrs. 10 mos. .s..-.
RAND-In this city, 18th, James S. Rand,
IS yrs mos. q days. -ua
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at his late resi-
dence, 236 Main street, Monday, at 1
p. m.
HENNESSEY-In this city, 18th, johann
ma (Daly) wife of jeremiah Hennessey.
Funeral from her late home, $50 Vernon
street, Monday morning at o'clock.
Solemn requiem high mass in Sacred
Heart Church at 3 o'clock. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
McGRATH-In this city 18th, Elizabeth
Ciughes), wife of David McGrath.
Funeral from her late. home No. IS
Richland street, Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Services at st. Johns Church
at ESQ. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend.
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END WITH A FIGHT.

Brooklyn, n. Y, Oct. 14-The ball sea-
son ended here in a row. In the second
inning Sheckard assaulted Umpire hunt
for calling him out on a steal, and then
refused to retire from the game when
ordered to do so. Hunt appealed to Capt
Smith and Manager Mciraw without el-
feet. He then appealed to Hanlon. VINO
occupies the peculiar position of president
of the Baltimores and manager Oh inc
Brooklyns Hanlon said that ne WouLQ
support the umpire in any action ne mlsh55
take. whereupon the game was declared
forfeited to Brooklyn. n :.
The score at that time was l to IN
Baltimore's favor. A game postponed
from Baltimore was then played to APP
pease the crowd The Brooklyns won by
batting Howell in timely fashion The
Baltimores tried to delay the game by
throwing the ball all over the lot in ,t the
fourth inning, but were foiled. Inc
Brooklyns won the series to e, thereby
taking every league series. Attendance
$500. Score:
Brooklyn .................S - 10
Baltimore ................2 y 10
Called darkness.
Batteries: Howell and Smith; Kennel!
and Mcguire.
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FULToNS WON EASILY.
Upton Foot Ball Eleven Outclassed by
the Worcester Men.

Upton, Oct 1.-THE first game of the
Upton foot ball eleven was their Water
loo They met on the local gridiron today
the Fulton A A. Club of Worcester, and
lost to them by a score of 5 to 0.
The game was very interesting, both
teams playing a good defensive game
while Worcester played the better often
a little out of Uptons class, both in
weight and experience, and of the two
Worcester played what might be termed
dirty game. ar
Upton won the toss and kicked to Wor-
cester. The touchdown was made early
in the second half, and after that no
score was made. Lineup:
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RIcHMoNDs oUTcLAssED
The Heavy Springfield Y. M. C. A.
Team Piled Up Big Scorer.

Richmond Athletic Club of this city was
outclassed in its game with Springfield
Y M. c. A. in Springfield yesterday af-
ternoon being defeated "a to 0. The Wor-
cester team was crippled by the absence
of it's best lineman, and against the
heavy Y. NJ c. A. team could seldom
advance the ball five yards on four downs.
In the first half the Richmonds held their
opponents down to IL points, but in the
second Springfield piled up %.
There was an absence of anything like
team work in the playing of the Rich
monds and, coupled with the fact that
none of the team were prepared physi-
cally, for such a contest it was easy for
the home team to rip through the Rich
mond line and skirt the ends for big
gains. Adrian and Gallagher were con-
spicuous because of hard tackling behind
the Springfield line. In the first half both
broke through the Springfield line and
tackled the runner several times for a
loss. Burns and O'Neil made good indi-
vidual plays that did not count in the
summary. On the first kickoff the Rich
monds advanced the ball from the ten
yard line to the centre of the field, and
that was the best effort of the Worces-
The line-uD.
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oFREsHMEN oUTPLAYED.

Cambridge, Oct 14-The Harvard
freshmen played tie game with Phil
lips Exeter today, neither side being
able to score. Exeter, however, played
the better game. The New Hampshire
boys were able to break through the
freshmen line, while Harvard made no
gains whatever, and made a discourag-
ing showing At one time the visitors
almost kicked goal from the field,
from the 35-yard line
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HOT FINISH TO SEASON.

Washington, Oct IA. - Washington
closed the season today by winning with
Garrison finish. New York secured a
big lead early in the game, but Gettig
went to pieces in the seventh, and errors
assisted Washington in winning out. Ihe
game was called at the end of the eighth
inning on account of darkness. Attend
ance 300. Score;
h e
washington .........0OO0OS68-12 10 5
New York ...........O6 00O0- 8 y 2
Batteries: Mcfarland and Powers;
Celtic and Wilson
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SPENCER DEFEATED.
Southbrdse Won First Game of Basket
Ball of the Season.

Spencer, Oct. Il. Spencer played a
plucky uphill game Of basket ball here
tonight, and entertained a big crowd with
corking good basket ball during the last
half of the game. With the score 10 to 0
against them in the first half the local
men went at Southbridge hammer and
tongs, and succeeded in scoring II points
In the last half The final score was q to
II in favor of Southbridge The lineup:
SPENCER. SOUTHBRIDGE.
Rose, + I...4-.. .-......ss.......s..I L, Cullen
bod, Observation-Disclosures. c, McGrath
Hamlin (Capt.),-l b......-.-....l.,b b, Hehir
cambridge, r b.....:s...............r-b Hill
The referee in the first holt was r
Wilson, and Wiseman ofTicated in the
second half. The timers were Mccain,
Chamberlain and b, Wilson.
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WEST DEFEATS EAST
Cornell An Easy Victim to
University Of Chi
cago.

Chicago, Oct 14.-For the first time
in the history of intercollegiate foot
ball, a strong eastern eleven was today
decisively defeated by western team.
Cornell university and the University
of Chicago elevens met on Marshall
field, Chicago winning by score of II
to 6. Full halves of 25 minutes were
played. This fact was in Chicago's IA
vor, the western players being evident
ly in better condition than their oppon-
ents, who weakened perceptlbly tow
ards the close of the second haIt The
teams lined up as follows:-
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wAppELL TOO EFFECTIVE.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct, 14,-Pittsburg lost
its last game of the season through the
base on balls gave the locals their one
run in the first inning. After that only
one man reached second base. Gray was
easy for Louisville. Attendance S5O0.
r h e
Louisville .........2OO1OOOO1-4 Is i
Pittsburg ...........1 o 90 0 o o. 6
Batteries: Gray and schriver; Waddell
and I.atirner
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downs, Monahan, O'Reily ?. McCabe;
goals, Kenney 8; held on downs, by Tech
8, by Holy Cross q lost ball on fumbles,
IS yards twice, O'Reflly, 20 and 25 yards.
Referee and umpire, NJ. ]. Thompson and
]. D. Delaney alternated; linesmen,
Walter Mercer, r. c. Allen; timers, f
j. OHara. j. A. Block. Time, 20 and IS
minute periods.
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PRINCETON GETS 1T.
Wins From Columbia BY
a Very Small
Score.

New York, Oct. 14.-The game of foot
ball at Manhattan field today between
the Columbia and Princeton elevens was
won by Princeton by the score of II to o.
Three thousand persons witnessed the
game from inside of the enclosure, and
there was as many more on the viaduct
overlooking the field The weather was
warm and not very conducive to rapid
playing. The lineup:
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FOOT BALL SCORES.

At Williamstown-W p, Union 0.
At Bethlehem. Pa.-Bucknell 5, Lehigh 0.
At Lewiston, Me.-Bates u, Colby 0.
At Madison Wis.-Wisconsin IS, North
western 0.
At Brunswick, Me. - Bowdoin A. Uni
Yersity of Maine 0.
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BOSTON LOST LAST.

Boston, Oct 14-Philadelphia wound III
the season today by defeating Boston
easily Meekins pitching was much bet
ter than the score indicates, many hits
going safe through dumb work by the
Boston infield. Attendance 1000 Score;
h {
Philadelphia .......000 0O31F 6 II
Boston s.,,,.......OO0 O00OO IL
Batteries: Meekin and Merritt; Bern
hardt and Mcfarland.
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HIT HucHEY AT WILL.

Cincinnati, O., Oct "A. : The Cincin-
natis hit Hughey at will today and won a
very uninteresting game. Attendance
400 Score:
Cincinnati ..........4OO22O22*-12 II /
Cleveland ..........O 00301 0 o.
Batteries: Hawley and Kahoe; Hughey
and Sugden.
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PENNSY NEVER IN IT.
Carlisle Indians Take Elev-
en- Scalps in Qua
ker City.

Philadelphia, Oct. 14.-The University
of Pennsylvania foot ball eleven was
defeated today by tkS<|arlisle Indian
team by a score of 16 to 5, on Franklin
field, in 25-minute halves. The Indians
won because they played the better foot
ball Fifteen thousand persons Wit
messed the game The lineup:
PENN. INDIANS.
W. Gardiner, Oglesby, ! e.....,l e, Rogers
Zimmerman, t......l t. Wheelock (Capt)
Hare (Capt), ! g...,...............l g, Scott
OYerf1eld McCloskey, c...,.......,c, Smith
McCracken, r g...............r &, RedWater
Shower, Stehl, t....r t. Scholder Werner
j. Gardiner Woodley, q BID b, Hudson
Kennedy Smith, ! h b;.;..;;,i b, Seneca
Coombs, j. Gardiner, b........f b, Pierce
Score, Pennsylvania s. Indians IS;
touchdowns, Pierce, johnson; goals from
touchdowns, Wheelock; goals from field,
Hare /, Hudson l. Referee, Corbin OF
Yale; umpire, Lewis of Harvard. Time
of halves rs minutes.
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ALMOST BEAT AMHERST.
Trinity College Surprises the Massa-
ohusetts Visitors.

Hartford Conn, Oct. 14.-Trinity made
fine showing today against the Amherst
eleven on the college grounds. The Am
herst boys were far superior in weight,
but were unable to bulge the home team
When time was called Trinity was near
the Amherst goal. Neither side scored
I,heA lina-1in.
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TIGERS DEFEAT TIGERS.
Opticians Train the Mill Town Aggre-
cation In Fine Style.

Southbridge, Oct. 14.-Southbridge Tigers
defeated Webster Tigers 20 to 0 in good
pame here this afternoon. Fontaine, Ea-
gan and Parent played the star game
Attendanca 2EN Scnrn.
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FREsHIEs MEET DEFEAT

New Haven Conn, Oct. 1.-THE Yale
freshmen were defeated in their first
foot ball game Of the season this after
noon by the st. Pauls school eleven of
Garden City l.. l., BY the score of II to s.
The game was exciting and well PLAYED
by the victors, who showed the effect of
good coaching.
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TRINITY.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15
THEY END SEASON.
Boston Winds Up
Year With a
Defeat.
TODAY WILL CLOSE BIG LEAGUE.
Conclusion of Interesting
Series Between PhillieS
and Beaneaters.
WILL CLOSE BIG LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia, @; Boston, 1.
Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore, O--FOrfeited
Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore, 3.
Louisville, =; Pittsburg, j.
Washington, I2i New York, -
CINCINNATI, I2; Cleveland, 1.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15
LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

st. Louis at Chicago, Louisville al
Chicago, Cleveland at Cincinnati
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BROKE EVEN.
Worcester Evening High Lines Ur
AGAINST Tigers of No. Brookfeld.


North Brookfeld, Oct. IA game was
played here today by team known as
the Worcester evening high school and
the Tigers of this town. Neither side
scored In the first game the visitors
claimed that touchdown had been made,
but aside from this the game was good
and there was no wrangling.
Humphrey of North Brookheld, who
went into the game in the second half,
made some dashing plays, while Rondeau,
new man at centre, put up a good
game. The lineup:
w. e. Fl. TIGERS.
Finn | e..............r e, Gaffney, Sullivan
Healey, t.........r t, Sullivan, Humphrey
McGovern, g...............r g, A.. Cronin
Oleson, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. c, Rondeau
f1ynn, g.....s.............l &, ID. Cronin
Hayes, Cosgrove + e..........l e. Babeock
Gagnon, q b......................q b, Cuddy
Mcfarland. | h b........r b. Murphy
Powers (CaptD, h b......l h b, Lavigne
Caveney I ACKNOWLEDGEMENT b, Reno
Umpire Butler of Worcester; referee,
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Score, Springfield 7. NJ. G. A. 81, Rich
mond A. C. 0: touchdowns, Shea q Town
ington 2; goals missed. by Worthington,
Townsend Referee. r. b. Gibbs, Am
herst; umpire. J. E. Cowan; timer, j.
Mcnamara linesmen. j. f. j. Harvey,
Worcester; j f. Foster, Springfield
Time, 20 and 15-minute halves. Attend
ance 500
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,L.LODGE NO. 1913
A. & L. Of H.
Tenth Annual Meeting of the
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES OF WORCESTER

Will be held on Monday Evening, Octo-
Der 16, 1909, at Eight o'clock, in Memo
rial Hall, Y. w. c. A. Building.
HENRY L. PARKER, President.
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FRESHMEN WON.

Halifax. N. S., Oct 1.-THE Irish foot
ballists this afternoon defeated the Hall
fax Wanderers 16 to g.
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Score, Harvard IS, West Point 0; touch
downs. Devens 2, Sawin i; goals, Kendall
Herile of Yale. Time, two 15-minute
halves.
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BIRTHS.

PARK-In this city, 14th, son to Mr..
and Mrs. e. II. Park
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DARTMOUTH STRONG,
Wearers of the Green
Surprise the Yale
Contingent.

Newton, Oct 4.-Yale defeated Dart
mouth 70 to 0 on the Newton A. A.
grounds at Newton Centre this afternoon
in one of the best preliminary games of
the season While Dartmouth failed to
score, the Granite State eleven forced
Yale to fight for every point, and played
game which surprised even their own
! hackers.
The Yale line was particularly strong,
and the running of Chadwick was a fea-
| lure of the game. The defense Of the
team was splendid, and gave evidence OF
eXacting practice. The Yale men out
weighed their opponents, and this in part
accounted for the manner in which they
continually broke through the line.
Both teams did aggressive work, and
the Dartmouth men held Yale down in
fine style Jennings showed surprising
ability as ground winner, and his work
team work. In the second half Farmer
and Butterfield of Dartmouth were dis
abled and were replaced by Wainwright
and Hutchinson. Charlie Dupee was
also substituted by Yale at left half for
Sharpe. The summary:
YALE. DARTMOUTH.
Thomas, ! e......................l e. Gilmore
Francis, | t......................l t, Crowell
| Balm. | g..s......................... g, Lowe
| Cunha, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G, Rogers
| Tomlinson, r g..................:.r 9, Corson
| Stilman, t................r t, Butterfeld
Fincke, q b.........q b, Wentworth, Cook
| Sharpe, Dupee, | b....l h b, Jennings
| Chadwick, r h b,r b,Farmer, Hutchinson
| Mcbride, observation-disclosures. b, Proctor
Score, Yale 70, Dartmouth 0; touch
| touchdowns, Mcbride 2. Umpire, Lane;
referee, Robinson Time two 2O-minute
| halves.
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first half of 20 minutes duration. In
the second half Quill kicked to Chris
tenson on the Worcester 15yard line.
Christensen allowed the ball to bound
and 1t went over the goal line. Instead
of making touchback, he allowed the
ball to ron until Quill got inside and
fell on the ball for touchdown,
The touchdown Worcester hlgn
claims was also made in the second
half. Quill tried to buck the line but
fumbled the ball Dowd picked 1t up
and was off for the goal line, which he
crossed easily Hagberg kicked goa..
The lineup of the team was as follows
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Score, Southbridge q, Webster 0;
touchdowns, Rice, Eagan Parent, Fon-
taine goals kicked, by Fontaine l. safe
ty, by Templeton. Referee and umpire,
Anthony: linesmen, Edwards and Finne-
gan; timer, Carpenter Time, 2O-minute
halves
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15

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Noonan of North Brookfield. Time, 90
minute halves.
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