Private School City Championship Projections Face Key Round
The city private school championship hinges on two seeding games this afternoon with Stone School versus Noble & Greenough at Chestnut Hill and Volkmann versus Roxbury Latin at Allston. Noble & Greenough appears strongest, powered by Homer Sweetser and Moseley Taylor, while Stone School eyes a late upset led by Joe Lynch. Volkmann is favored at Allston despite Roxbury Latin injuries and faculty limits, with kickoff at 3 oclock.
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Chestnut Hill
Stone School
Noble & Greenough
Allston
Volkmann
Roxbury Latin School
Homer Sweetser
Moseley Taylor
Noble
Joe Lynch
Jim Greenough
Stone
Roxbury Latin
Highland District
Brockton High-Quincy High
Shoe City
Yale Ticket Time Limit For Dartmouth Harvard Game
The filing deadline for Dartmouth Harvard football tickets passed at 5 pm yesterday. Harvard and Dartmouth undergraduates and graduates had priority. about 7 000 seats in wooden stands may be filled by current applicants. A public sale may occur if seats remain after all applications are processed. Next Thursday at 5 pm is the final hour to apply for Harvard Yale tickets in New Haven on November 23.
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Hunnewell Field
Wellesley
Natick High
Wellesley High
Larry Duffy
Larry
Wellesley’ High
Natick
Webster
Cleo O'Donnell
Everett
Cleo
Dartmouth
Harvard
Cambridge
New Haven
Cobb Crew Appoints Assistant Manager at Harvard
R. C. Cobb of Chestnut Hill, age 15, is named second assistant manager of Harvard University crew. He previously served as assistant manager of his freshman crew. The 1914 Harvard crew lists A. S. Neilson, 18, as manager and G. Aspinwall, class of 1914, as first assistant.
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R. C. Cobb
Chestnut Hill
Harvard University
A. S. Neilson
G. Aspinwall
Rubbing It In Seam Al Dartmouth Scrimmage On Alumni Oval
Dartmouth football held a long late afternoon scrimmage on alumni oval with the varsity line facing the backs in a strenuous hour and a quarter session. The tough drills squeezed the line work and the tackling end combination showed improvement despite fatigue.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
Alumni Oval
Indoor cycling season opens at Arena with fast track
The Arena hosts the opening indoor cycling meet tonight on a freshly finished 10 lap track. Top riders include Walthour and Clarence Carmen with events featuring a four cornered international match, a five mile open, and multiple handicaps for professionals and amateurs.
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Joe Fogler
Brooklyn
Andre Perchicot
France
Angelo Gardellini
Italy
Jackie Clarke
Australia
Frank Kramer
Hinman Shines at Left Guard as Dartmouth Adjusts lineup
Hinman from the second team stands out as a hard tackling fighter after Gibson leaves. Hickox moves to fullback and shows fighting spirit, promising value if he masters the new role. Absences of Whitney and Morey affect the lineup for Amherst and Cornell games, with several shifts including Hogsett at left halfback and Gibson at right tackle.
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Gibson
Bennett
Hinman
Hickox
Whitney
Morey
Amherst
Cornell
Purple
Barends
Ithaca
Hogsett
Ashton
Whitmore
Estep
Dartmouth
Engelhorn
Rector
Wanamaker
Loudon
Murdock
Snow
Llewellyn
Barlow
Norris
Ghee
McCollough
Indoor championships open with star lineup of sprint and motor paced events
An all star card and the greatest galaxy of professionals ever gathered in this country will grace the opening meet tonight. Champions in both the sprints and motor paced divisions will compete. In the motor paced race Bobby Walthour of Atlanta will meet Jimmy Moran of Boston.
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Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Jimmy Moran
Boston
Thorpe Punts 0 to 80 Yards in Practice
Carlisle Indian football team prepares for Lehigh game at Bethlehem. Coach Warner led a 40 minute scrimmage on Indian Field with new plays for Lehigh and extras for future U S Army teams. Thorpe's punting tonight drew notice with 70 to 80 yard clears. Welch and Arcase return from minor injuries as Red Skins focus on West Point.
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Carlisle
Penn
Uncle Sam
Welch
Arcase
Thorpe
Harvard Princeton Game Promises Great Saturday Clash
The Sunday Post features expert analyses by Paul Withington, former Harvard center and student coach, and Parke H. Davis of Princeton, reviewing the Harvard against Princeton showdown. The piece promises a critical comparison of teams’ strengths and a spotlight on the 1912 gridiron championship implications.
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Paul Withington
Sunday Post
Harvard
Arlington High Cross Country Entries Placed for Nov Meets
Arlington High cross country will face Harvard freshmen in a three mile race on the Chestnut Hill course November 9. The squad will also compete at Worcester Academy on November 9 and enter the Mystic Valley championship at Winchester on November 15. Captain G Goldsmith is in form as Arlington aims to challenge rival schools.
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Arlington High
Harvard
Chestnut Hill
Arlinton
Worcester Academy
Arlington
Winchester
G. Goldsmith
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