Yale Football Schedule Out for 1907 Season
Yale announces 1907 football slate with two new opponents. Villa Nova College replaces Penn State on Oct 26 and Washington and Jefferson replaces Amherst on Nov 2. Key games include West Point Oct 19, Harvard Nov 28 in Cambridge, and Princeton Nov 16 at New Haven.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
J. T. Foster
Villa Nova College
Penn State
Washington and Jefferson
Amherst
West Point
Brown
Princeton
Harvard
Cambridge
Wesleyan
Syracuse
Springfield Training School
Holy Cross
Villa Nova
Harvard Crew Selects Rower Order For May 11 Race
Harvard coach Wray and captain Bacon finalized the racing lineup for May 11 against Columbia. Tappan remains stroke with Amberg and Bacon in the middle, Richardson fifth, Glass fourth, Severance moved to third, Fish second, Burchard bow, Blagden cox. Amberg earns varsity after strong second eight performance. The crew tested in a new shell upstream, with improved balance and smoother blade work for Fish.
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Harvard
Columbia
Wray
Bacon
Tappan
Amberg
Richardson
Glass
Severance
Fish
Burchard
Blagden
Varsity
Navy races at fair postponed by storm in Norfolk program shifted
Navy boat races at the Jamestown exposition site in Norfolk Va were postponed due to a storm. A double program is planned for tomorrow featuring a 10 mile sailing boats cup and a boxing championship match between British and American sailors.
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Norfolk
Army
Navy
Harvard Shut Out Amherst Boys 2-0
Harvard pitcher McClure held Amherst to two hits as Pan Brennan allowed a pair of runs. Dexter and Currier provided the only real hitting. The Crimson defense sparkled with key stops by McCall Briggs and Jube starred with fielding for Amherst as 1800 spectators watched on Soldiers Field.
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Pan Brennan
Harvard
Amherst
Soldiers Field
Crimson
McCall
Briggs
McClure
Dexter
Currier
Jube
Coffey
Lest
Smith
Louis Pieper
Simons
Dana
Pounds
Pritchett
Palmer
Beach
Brennan
Harvey
F. Harvey
I Briggs
O Simons
Henry
Hane
YFOOD
Vermont Defeats Colby 14 0 in Burlington
Vermont beat Colby 14 to 0 in Burlington as Thompson led the offense with a three bagger and seven runs scoring through two men on base. Hunt and Burrington teamed with Thompson and Dwyer in the battery for the Catamounts as the game featured hits and walks fueling the victory.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Colby
Thompson
Vermont
Goldy Geayste
Hunt
Burrington
Dwyer
Woodward
Williams 5 Trinity 0 in college baseball showdown
Williams defeated Trinity 5 to 0 at Williamsport as Ford pitched a strong complete game and limited Trinity to three hits. Cook pitched well for Trinity until the seventh inning, but Williams batted aggressively late. Final line shows Williams 12 hits, Trinity 3, with Ford and Waters in the Williams battery and Cook and Smith for Trinity. Umpire Howells. Time two hours.
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Williamstown
Williams
Trinity
Ford
Cook
Waters
Smith
Howells
Blackinton
Brown shuts out Maine 19 to 0 in baseball rout
Brown defeated the University of Maine 19 to 0 as Dow pitched a strong game and fielding was flawless. Maine threatened once with a man on third but Buss prevented the hit. Buss and Paine caught, Dow and Jordan in the battery. Umpire Lannigan. Time forty five minutes.
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Providence
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Takes On Harvard Crew Manager Role
The President's son Theodore Roosevelt Jr begins duties as second assistant manager for Harvard varsity crew. He oversees shells and equipment, records oar progress, coordinates with Columbia officials, and helps entertain visiting crew while preparing for the April race.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Newell Club
Dunster Hall
Columbia
Charles
George Whitney
Bob Bacon
Theodore
Teddy
Washington
Shaun Kelly
Winthrop High Beats Stoneham High In Overtime Rivalry
Winthrop High defeated Stoneham High yesterday by 13 to 6 on their ground in a lively game. The visitors played well but were unable to prevail as the home team won through superior play.
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Winthrop High
Stoneham High
Dartmouth Triumphs Over Bowdoin In Close 5-4 Victory
Dartmouth erased Bowdoin's early lead with a five run rally in the eighth and ninth innings to win 5 to 4 in Hanover. Sparks allowed four hits in the eighth inning while Skillin held Bowdoin to one hit in four innings. G Bower led Dartmouth with a two base hit and two runs batted in, and Schopperly added a three base hit.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
Sparks
Skillin
Beckett
Pirpunouln
Chan
Bowagid
Esistnce Oe
G. Bower
Stanwood
Schildmiller
Norton
McDevitt
A. McLane
Schopperly
Offisckett
Lawrence
Skiilin
Kilhoury
Chelsea Cadets Win Inter scholastic Drill Prize
Chelsea High School captured the team prize a silver cup at the MIT Cadets interscholastic drill held yesterday. P A Hall of Medford High School won the first prize gold medal and R T Snow of Chelsea High School took second silver. Thirteen schools entered including Fall River Medford Chelsea Wakefield Brockton Stoneham Lowell Methuen Gloucester New Bedford Concord N H Hyde Park and Dorchester.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cadets
Chelsea High School
P. A. Hall
Medford High School
R. T. Snow
Fall River
Medford
Chelsea
Wakefield
Brockton
Stoneham
Lowell
Methuen
Gloucester
New Bedford
Concord
N. H
Hyde Park
Dorchester
James C. Smith
Sixth Infantry
Frank S. Wilson
Clifford L. Harris
Coast Artillery
Malden Beats South Boston in Close High School Match
Malden high school defeated South Boston 4 to 2 as Butler Barrett and Eames starred for the visitors while Gale Morey and Clark stood out for Malden. The game took place in Malden on May 1.
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Malden
South Boston High
Butler
Barrett
Eames
Gale
Morey
Clark
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Winthrop
Bowdoin Losi
Bowdoln
E. S'miller
G.bower
M'Devitt
McDade
Fileo
Rich'son
S.s
Hanrahan
Hobart
J.m’l'ne
Mantor
Aieete
Harris
Sch
Bowers
Eee
A. McLean
Chelsea Cadets
South Boston
Sunday Post
of the King’s Highway
Shorty
McCabe
By Sewell Ford
Ine
Joe
Boston
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