Michigan to Tackle Harvard in fall football slate
Ann Arbor dates show Cornell as the big home game while Harvard and Pennsylvania appear as away engagements. Michigan may renew bridges with Notre Dame and Cam bridge trips to meet Haugh ton's Harvard. Syracuse Vanderbilt and Michigan Aggies are among tentative Ferry Field dates with Notre Dame as a possible new opponent.
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South Benders
Tufts Indoor Track Team Set to Begin Winter Training
Tufts track men are called out for winter training under Captain Teele. Remaining veterans include Teele, R. Maclellan, and H. Stafford with freshmen and sophomores showing strong material. New events add rope climb, fence vault, and outdoor relay as interclass meet opens December 16 with hotly contested competition.
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Colleary Wins Du Pont Cup At Technology
W. E. Colleary posted the top score of 254 out of 300 for the Du Pont cup in the fall all around at Technology. J. A. Avery placed second with 151 points. Colleary cleared 20 feet 7 inches in the broad jump and ran the quarter in 57 2-5 seconds while throwing the discus 94 feet 10 inches. Sullivan the varsity high jumper struggled in his event and failed to score in the weight events.
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W. E. Colleary
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New England
Norwood
J. A. Avery
Sullivan
Lemle Training for Wrestling Bouts at Bohemian Club
Karl Lemle the famed Bohemian wrestler began intensive training at the Bohemian Club in South Boston for a grueling season. After a South American tour sparked fever on his return north, he fully recovered and authorized George Tuohey to book his next carnival bout on December 11 in Mechanics' Building against the best available opponent.
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Golfer P L Tightbourn Ties For Medal Play Honor
P L Tightbourn of Brooklyn and another competitor both posted net 74 over 18 holes in the two class medal play handicap event at Pinehurst. The result awarded Tightbourn first honors in today's round.
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Post All American Debate Highlights Football Picks
The piece explains how the Post selected its All American team amid four conflicted positions with the composite lineup. It defends choosing Ghee over Barrett at quarterback and Patterson over Trumbull at tackle while noting O Hearn versus Brain for end and Maulbetsch versus Whitney for back, based on season performance and complete game files.
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Welsh Faces Shugrue In New York Lightweight Clash
Freddie Welsh defends the lightweight title against Joe Shugrue in a 10 round bout in New York tomorrow night. Shugrue, from Jersey City, is backed to the limit by his hometown fans and has fought top contenders like White Cross Dundee, remaining untrimmed. The boxing card also features Gallant versus Stone in Australia bred anticipation and notes on local college and meet events including Everett High vs Stamford and upcoming open races at Mechanics Building with eight o clock start.
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Football standings and coaching chatter in New York week
A retrospective on Harvard football gate receipts and public interest, plus notes on Festus Madden a Dorchester marathoner debuting in pro ranks. Mentions Ikmat and McAleenan trophy race, Yale coaching rumors for G Foster Sandford, Hinkey's potential return, and Bob Folwell praising Foley of Georgetown alongside Costello.
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Maulbetsch Wins Dartmouth Quarterback Galaxy Choice
The selection favored Maulbetsch over Whitney after a season of consistent play. A cautious note notes a possible danger from mishandled kicks on third down and praises the running back's effective kick handling. Whitney had a poor game and was sidelined for three weeks.
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Dartmouth
Sophomores Edge Harvard Juniors In Class Football Final
The Sophomore class football team defeated the Juniors 3 to 0 to win the class championship at Cambridge. Jacobs, star quarterback for the sophomores, booted the decisive field goal from the 25 yard line in the third period after a steady drive aided by forward passes and leadership. The Juniors missed two field goal attempts.
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Everett to Welcome Stamford in Big High School Game
Everett prepares for a Saturday football clash with Stamford High School at the Everett High School field. The game was moved from Cambridge to Everett as the site for the match between the two elevens.
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Everett High School
Stamford
Russell Field
Boxer Harry Stone Boston Record Questioned
No record shows Harry Stone the Australian boxing in Boston. In the Harvard Yale game Harvard led 25-10 and 20-5 and 13-0 in separate listings. The question asks who wins. the scores listed all favor Harvard.
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Harvard
St John’s Prep Prepares for De Paul Chicago Clash
St John’s prep school plays De Paul School of Chicago next Saturday in Windy City after resuming practice. Coach Jim Carroll leads 16 players plus Brother Thomas toward solid form before leaving Boston for Chicago, with a final workout planned.
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Gore Hall Defeats Smith 19–0 In Interdormitory Game
Gore Hall defeats Smith 19 to 0 in a well played Interdomitory contest at Harvard yesterday. The teams had twice tied scoreless in freshman championship play.
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Yale Names Captain for 1915 Football Team
Yale announces Alexander Dockson Wilson of Binghamton New York as captain for 1915. At the annual Yale eleven banquet at the Hotel Taft, all 23 players who played against Princeton or Harvard participated in the ballot tied to Room 117.
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Unanimous Election At Yale Senior Eleven Vote
The election occurred in executive session and at its close the result was announced as unanimous. Carroll Knowles, though a senior, may return for another year and could become captain. Knowles is enrolled in the Sheffield Scientific School and drew support from that department. Wilson, a junior, has Yale ties and football history, with Frank Hinkey as head coach and Dr. William Bull as backfield coach. Captain Talbott and two other current members will be named resident coaches for fall. End Rush Carter and Halfback Ainsworth are projected selections.
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Sheffield Scientific School
Wilson
Yale
Princeton
Frank Llinkey
William Bull
Talbott
Rush Carter
Ainsworth
Harvard Opens Hockey Practice With Large Freshman Squad
Harvard reports 80 players for hockey practice with 55 freshmen, the largest intake. Varsity and freshman squads trained in passing and shooting before two mile runs. Captain Claflin and Coach Winsor led sessions. Morgan Phillips returns after surgery. Bradlee and McKinlock seek defense roles. Warte and Wanamaker compete for forward/goal roles.
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Claflin
Alfred Winsor
Morgan Phillips
K. J. Bradlee
G. A. McKinlock
Yale
Richard Warte
Elmer Wanamaker
All Stars to Meet in Waltham Scholastic Showdown
An all star scholastic football game is set for Saturday at Waltham High School field. Top Greater Boston talent from Quincy Newton Somerville Rindge Medford Malden and Waltham will compete under two high school coaches guiding the two squads. The event has generated much talk in scholastic circles and promises a well contested clash.
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van Tassell
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Brickley Declines Coaching Offer After Harvard Role
Harvard captain Charles Brickley denied reports he would coach at a Western college next year. He said he planned to enter business in New York after graduation and might return briefly to Cambridge to aid the Harvard team. A rumor linked him to Iowa Agricultural College in Ames, but Brickley’s plans remain firm.
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Iowa
Morey Re-Elected Somerville Football Coach
Dave Morey was unanimously re-elected coach of the Somerville High School football eleven for next year. The vote occurred at the athletic association meeting. Ernie G Saunders was re-elected coach of the baseball nine.
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Somerville
Ath Tic Association
Erné. G. Saunders
President Gaffney attends Boston Braves meeting
President James E. Gaffney of the Boston Nationals arrives from New York for the annual directors and stockholders meeting in Boston. He is joined by treasurer Fred R. Killeen and stockholder Robert H. Davis. No expected changes in club officers or personnel were anticipated.
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Boston National League Club
Boston
New York
Fred R. Killeen
Robert H. Davis
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Braves
Athletics Chief Wennerberg Leaves BC for St Francis Xavier
Henry W. Wennerberg S J former head of athletics at Boston College is transferred to a college of St Francis Xavier in Philadelphia. His replacement in Boston College athletics is John McFadden SJ taking over the duties.
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S. J
Boston College
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