Warviard Varsity Shows Patchy Play In Secret Scrimmage
Warviard varsity displayed limited improvement in a secret practice yesterday. In two 20 minute halves the squad scored three touchdowns, notable a Wendell run, while punts and end runs faltered. Fumbles and line-held penalties were frequent as Fraser missed center and cohesion waned.
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Gossip from the Gridiron Highlights Freshman Yale Harvard Clash
The piece notes Starr of Harvard doubts a guaranteed start against Yale as both Harvard and Yale freshman teams are hailed as the strongest in a decade. Tufts Bowdoin Princeton Brown Campbell. coaches plan secret practices and trick plays.
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Brookline High Faces Eligibility Ruling On Five Players
Brookline High football loses five players Clune Brennan White Trowe and Simmons for academic ineligibility. Cambridge Latin student Kelliher barred from Brookline teams after school committee action. Coaches begin overhaul as Boston area teams reset after poor last week performances.
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White
Trowe
Simmons
Kelliher
Cambridge Latin School
Boston
Portland to Have N E League Club Next Year
Announcement stated that the Manchester baseball franchise of the New England league will transfer to Portland for the 1907 season. The deal is practically done and awaits league sanction at the January 1 meeting in Boston.
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Manchester
Boston
Yale Varsity Demonstrates New Plays In Practice
Yale varsity players scored four touchdowns in a half hour against freshmen and scrubs as Knox starred with three scores. Captain Morse found the forward pass rhythm, and coaches reported improved execution of secret plays after two days of practice.
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Knox
Captain Morse
Chief Rockwell
Hinkley
Bill Bull
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Jed Murphy
Erwin
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Alcott
Jones
Veeder
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Big Harvard Oarsmen Dinner Planned for November
Harvard graduates from the 1906 crew will gather for a complimentary dinner at Hotel Somer on November 22 coordinated by the Harvard graduate rowing committee. James J. Storrow will preside, with speakers including President Eliot and Alexander Agassiz, as attendees aim to include every living Harvard rower. Tickets are $3 and must be ordered by November 15. Address for inquiries: John D. Merrill, 112 Water Street, Boston.
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Alexander Agassiz
Amory G. Hodges
New York
Robert F. Herrick
I’. L. Higginson, Jr
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John D. Merrill
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Brainy brawn: football players pressed to study
The piece notes a shift in college football, with penalties harsh and coaches urging clean play. Players complain about the demand for academics, citing Grantland Rice’s verse about a nose bleeding quarterback and a president condemning math and Latin as the old days of “grind” fade into the era of scholars on the field.
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Grantland Rice
Cleveland
Gossip of the boxers and Cullen’s rise to fame
A historic boxing update notes Matty Murphy’s postponement due to Cullen replacing Baldwin. Dick Cullen, the world roaming lightweight, is praised after victories in Australia and South Africa. The card features Danny Dunn versus Young McGrier and Eddie Randolph versus Johnny Ahearn, with club election results and an upcoming AAU boxing tournament in Charlestown. Legacy boxers Dixon and Walsh are referenced in a challenge note.
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Harvard debate over coaching system sparks athletic controversy
The Harvard Monthly attacks professional coaches and soaring athletics costs, claiming sport has become a business. Henry A. Bellows argues against university interference while noting high football expenses and public interest in Harvard Yale games, foreshadowing a confrontation with athletic leaders.
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Heisman selects greatest college eleven on paper
J. W. Heisman names an eleven led by end Shevlin and tackle Stare from Yale and tackle Cowan from Princeton, with Pennsylvanian players at several positions. The piece also notes rivals, runs through players’ colleges, and adds colorful asides about Tarahumare runners and local athletic clubs. It closes with race and auction notes from gymkhana and auto events across Boston, New York, and New England.
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Yale
Stare
Glass
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Heffelfinger
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Daly
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Mike Murphy
Cambridgeport Gym Association
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Elopement of Brooklyn Social Leader and English Billionaire
Mrs. Hawley Thrall Webster a leading Brooklyn society figure elopes with Symonds Walker an wealthy Englishman. They settle in London where Webster follows. a hotel incident ends with a quarrel and Mrs Webster refusing to return. Webster had been unaware of her identity as Mrs Walker.
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Hawley Thrall Webster
Thooklyn Society
Symonds Walker
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Georgia Hart
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Football Mass Meeting at Harvard Tonight
Harvard football fans gather in the Harvard Union for a mass meeting led by Captain Foster and President J. D. White. Three songs will be tried for the Harvard Yale game. selections include Harvard's Victory, The Gridiron, and The Reliance. Cheering practice and a parade through Harvard Square campus and Mt. Auburn street follow.
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Wauginni Wins All-Age Setter Stake At Bridgeport Trials
Wauginni, a Liver Belten dog owned by Frederick M. Lyon of Bridgeport, won the all-age setter stake at the Connecticut Field Club field trials in Bridgeport. Chief was runner up in the cold clear day with 18 starters and satisfactory bird work reported.
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Frederick M. Lyon
Bridgeport
Connecticut Field Club
Cup Presented to Harvard Crew Coach Grenville Clark
Harvard crew coach Grenville Clark received a gold-lined cup from the 1909 crew yesterday. He left for New York to start a career as a lawyer after graduating from the Law School in June.
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Clark
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Law School
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