Harvard Athletics Questioned After Losses to Princeton and Yale
Billy Evans argues Harvard football and baseball systems are flawed after Princeton defeats 36 to 0 and Yale looms ahead. He blames coaching choices, calls for a housecleaning, and urges Harvard to fix its athletic program to remain a factor in college sports.
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Harvard
Princeton
Crimson
Yale
Tiger
Harvara
Cambridge
Bill Clarke
Big Leaguers, Has Been In Charge of Baseball At Princeton. Recently Jack Coombs
Joe Wood
Clyde Engle
Change in clipping penalty from 15 to 25 yards
The ref may warn the offending team once for stalling and, on repetition, forfeit the game. Defensive players shouting signals while the offense calls counts as flagrant conduct, with a 1 yard penalty and possible disqualification.
Athens High Faces Tough Lancaster Test on Local Grid
Athens High prepares for a tough Saturday home game against Lancaster in Lancaster Road Stadium after back-to-back losses to Columbus North and Marietta. Wilson and Carmicheal carry injuries from last week, limiting practice and potentially sidelining Carmicheal. Coach Harold Wise aims for a strong finish as the season nears its end on the high school field.
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Athens High
Lancaster
Athens High School
Marietta
Columbus North High
Athens
Wilson
Pearl Carmicheal
Harold Wise
Ohio Squad Heads to Cincinnati for Homecoming Battle
Ohio University football team, buoyed by a win over Marietta, sails to Nippert Stadium to face Cincinnati University Bearcats in a homecoming clash. Coach Peden leads 25 players including Gardner and Kennedy. weather delays and mud strain prep as analysts note past Ohio-Cincinnati battles and awaiting outcome.
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Marietta College
Ohio University
Nippert Stadium
Cincinnati University Bearcats
Cincinnati
Ohio
Queen City University
Peden
George Gardner
Gardner
Shafer
Longley
Wilkison
Doran
Sweeney
Wise
Duncan
Jarvie
Gamber
Smith
Breed
Oates
Sawyer
Robeson
Hudson
Paisely
Shirley
Blythe
Murray
Wagner
Babson
Guthrie
Kennard
Asait
Wittenberg
University
Bearcats
Helpful Hints for Hunters by Morris Ackerman
The article argues ducks thrive with proper feed such as wild rice celery and corn. It notes marshes lose duck food when aquatic plants vanish and carp overrun waters. Ackerman suggests feeding ducks shelled corn from outside if no rice remains to keep hunting viable.
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Morris Ackerman
Greatest Intersectional Football Season Hinted by 1926 Letters
Lawrence Perry reports increasing exchange of letters and telegrams between East West Dixie and other regions predicting a landmark 1926 intersectional football season. Nebraska seeks home and home dates with an Eastern foe while Alabama eyes a Northern trip. Tulane’s strong showing and star players Lautenschlager Flournoy Lamprecht receive praise.
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Consolidated Press
New York
Dixie
Nebraska
Alabama
West Virginia Stadium Dedication With Penn State Visit
Morgantown will dedicate its new stadium this Saturday as Penn State visits. The $225,000 needed to complete the amphitheatre was loaned by 87 state banks and 33 civic supporters, secured by 500 responsible citizens. The arena seats 83,000.
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West Virginia
Morgantown
Penn State
Mountaineer
Quincy Adams sixth president born in Quincy Massachusetts
The fragment notes that John Quincy Adams, the sixth president, was born in Quincy Massachusetts. It preserves a historical claim with minimal context from an OCR snippet.
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Quincy, Adams
Quincy Mass
Walter Eckersall’s Enduring Football Style and Feats
The article recalls Walter Eckersall, a famed Chicago quarterback, as a pioneer of modern play. It highlights his speed sharp starts, elusive dodging, and durable no hurt record despite light weight. Notable runs include a 50 yard indoor title and a 1904 Wisconsin game sprint from goal to OT line.
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Qiuaiker
Eckersall
Chicago
Wisconsin
Intramural Indoor Baseball Scores Report
Thursday results show Phi Kappa Tau 8 over Tau Sigma Delta 0 and Phi Delta Theta 0 over Phi Kappa Tau 1. American Lambda Chi Alpha defeated Green Circle 1 to 0. International B Sigma Pi won by default against Tau Sigma Delta. Phi Kappa Tau team had unclear outcome.
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International A
Phi Kappa Tau
Tau Sigma Delta—d. Association
Phi Delta Theta
American A. Lambda Chi Alpha
Green Circle
International B
Sigma Pi
Tau Sigma Delta
Eckersall's daring kicks define historic Midwest game
The account recalls the 2-0 victory where Eckersall's decisive kick shaped a fierce Middle West contest. He was noted as a superb drop kicker with quick ball elevation and composure under pressure, having previously scored five field goals against Illinois and Nebraska in 1906.
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Eckersall
Michigan
Middle West
Illinois
Nebraska
Dartmouth Favored Over Chicago in College Football Race
By DAVIS J. WALSH international sports editor New York November 13 Dartmouth should beat Chicago to keep Eastern hopes alive for the national title. The piece surveys key games from Berkeley to Montgomery and Yale Princeton with implications for the national champion.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
New York
Sun Up
Sunset
America
Chicago
Dartmouth
Stagg
Goodnight Tonell
East MA
Middle West
Titola
Michigan
Iowa
Nebraska
Berkeley
Calif
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California
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Florida
Columbia
Missouri
Oklahoma
Fiorida
Georgia Tech
Syracuse
Colgate
Dartmouth Ready for Big Fray on the Road
Dartmouths Big Green arrives in Chicago ahead of a key game against Tau Si Frat, with Kernhard leading the Phi Kaps attack last week and Lambda Chi emerging as a top hitting frat. Coach Hawley vows a hard edge and starts the same lineup as prior match.
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Kernhard
Phi Kaps
Phi
Phi Delts
Lambda Chi
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