Harvard Prep Hit By Rain For Princeton Game Scrimmage
Hay covered field slows practice as Harvard prepares for Princeton next Saturday. Haughton uses two halves with varsity against substitutes and a 50 minute scrimmage without scoring. Potter limited. Reynolds and Pierce play much. Wendell and Campbell short stints.
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Princeton
Haughton
Varsity
Potter
Gardner
Reynolds
Pierce
Wendell
Campbell
Dartmouth Scrimmage Delivers No Score Until Late
Dartmouth first and second teams battled in Hanover with no scoring until Barends replaced Dudley and dashed around Margeson for a touchdown after dark. Coaches emphasized hard tackling and preparation as the week ends with signal drills and punt catching practice.
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Englehorn
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Morey
Snow
Princeton Prepares for Harvard Game with Long Scrimmage
Princeton completed heavy preparations for the Harvard clash with the longest scrimmage of the season. The first team battled the scrub for over an hour, scoring several times and revealing a reliance on straight football. Pendleton and Tom Wilson rested for Saturday, while the lineup included White, Hart, Brown, Blue, Duff, Vaughan, Hammond, Chrystie, and Baker among others.
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Varsity
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Crimson
Pendleton
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White
Waller
Hart
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Bluebenthal
Orman
Duff
Vaughan
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Hammond
Chrystie
Penfield
Sawyer
Baker
DeWitt
Brown line shakeup at Brown completes scrimmage
In Providence on November 1 the Brown football reshuffled positions with Kratz moving to left guard Gelb to tackle Bartlett to right tackle and possible changes at centre and guard. A 30 minute scrimmage followed showing the varsity struggling to score against the seconds while the reserve unit moved well at times and displayed stronger ends and some interference.
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Gelb
Bartlett
Kulp
Mitchell
Goldberg
Delmarbaked collar with Vertiform shaping
The advertisement proclaims a new DELMAR baked collar featuring a Vertiform process for a straight front and ample scarf space. It credits GEO. P. IDE & CO. as makers, located in Troy New York.
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GEO. P. Ide & CO. Makers
Troy, N. Y
Martin declared professional by Middle Atlantic AAU
Based on evidence from James F. Carr, commissioner of the AAU, the registration committee of the Middle Atlantic Association of the AAU has ruled William A. Martin, a sprinter at the University of Pennsylvania, a professional athlete.
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James F. Carr
Amateur Athletic Union
Mahanoy City
Penn
Middle Atlantic Association of the
William A. Martin
University of Pennsylvania
Davis the Williamsport Runner Faces Scrutiny in Pro Races
Morris Dunne and James E. Sullivan were notified of action involving Martin who ran as Davis in four pro races around Mahanoy City. He won all four, with packers reported earning about 25000 in two months. A Penn graduate, he previously starred at Notre Dame and placed in Seattle New Orleans and Pittsburgh championships.
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Pacific Northwest Association
Martin
James E. Sullivan
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Davis
Mahanoy City
University of Pennsylvania
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Seattle
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Yale Freshmen Fall Short as Perry Breaks Hand
Yale's first stringes suffer injury as left tackle Henry Perry breaks a hand bone in a scrimmage with freshmen. Practice remains behind closed gates with Foster Sanford addressing faults. Lineup lists Perry Warren Cooney Ketcham McDevitt Paul Avery Howe Camp Spalding Freeman Philbin.
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Conn
Yale
Henry Perry
Foster Sanford
Ketcham
Walter Camp, Jr
Howe
Elsie Janis
Francis
Sheldon
Perry
Warren
Cooney
McDevitt
Paul
Avery
Captain Howe
Camp
Spalding
Freeman
Philbin
Officials chosen for Harvard Princeton game
U S Lang ford of Trinity will referee the Princeton Harvard game after a conference with Princeton. Dr Carl Williams of Yale is the umpire, Dr Al Sharpe of Yale is the field judge, and Joe Pendleton of Bowdoin is head linesman.
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U.S. Langford
Trinity
Harvard
Carl Williams
University of Yale
al Sharpe
Yale
Joe Pendleton
Bowdoin
American Davis challengers sail for New Zealand
The American tennis team for the Davis world championship cup set sail for Auckland, New Zealand. Team members include United States champion W. A. Larned Beals Co Wright and Maurice McLoughlin.
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Victoria
B. C
Auckland
New Zealand
W. A. Larned
United States
Beals Co. Wright
Maurice McLoughlin
Yale Freshman Football Captain Named
New Haven Nov 1 Thomas H Cornell of Freeport Penn was chosen captain of the Yale freshman football team this afternoon.
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New, Haven
Thomas H. Cornell
Freeport
Penn
Yale
Linnell An Expert Criminologist Reveals Case Linkages
The expert criminologist Linnell compiles fragmentary evidence and traces logical connections in the remarkable case. He promises an exclusive, detailed analysis in the forthcoming installment.
No More Fighting for Thunderbolt Billi Papke
Bill Papke, the thunderbolt, quits as middleweight champion and plans to retire to his Keewanee farm. Rumors about a possible return clash circulate as promoters seek new venues and contenders like Klaus, Buck Crouse, and Eddie McGoorty vie for the title.
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Boston
Australia
Johnny Thompson
Sailor Burke
New York
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Klaus
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Harvard Tigers Loom In Princeton Clash In Weekend Showdown
The piece projects Harvard as a strong favorite over Princeton in the upcoming game, noting Harvard’s improving form and a tougher challenge from Princeton, with analysts predicting a high pace and a possible Harvard victory after a season of notable athletic performances.
Prize dispute and sports notes from early column
A puzzle on prize distribution ends with A claiming first and B sharing second, while C and D take thirds and fourths. A public sale of Harvard Carlisle game tickets is announced. Miscellaneous remarks discuss fans, coaches Mike Murphy and Murray, and historic boxing counts.
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Mike Murphy
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America
Murray
Mike Daly
Maine
South
New Orleans
Andy Bowen
Jack Burke
Harvard Hosts Packed Crowd For Princeton Game
Harvard Union fills to capacity for fall mass meeting to rehearse cheers for the Princeton game in New Jersey. A record Cambridge attendance is expected despite the Bulletin’s caution that Harvard’s team may be weaker than last year and not as strong as the Elis game draw.
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Princeton
New Jersey
Harvard
Cambridge
Bulletin
Tufts Varsity Scrimmage Highlights Ragged Play
Tufts varsity edged sophomores with a 20 yard run by Angell after Webber set up the score. Adams appeared in uniform but did not play. Medford undergrads await Brown next Saturday as a big game with special train leaving South Station at 12:30.
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Tufts
Webber
Angell
Adams
Bowdoin
Brown
Providence
South Station
Cubs Star May Be Manager of Reds
President Charles W. Murphy of the Chicago National team left for Cincinnati to discuss trading a player who would act as manager of the Reds next year. Herrmann reportedly wants Johnny Evers or Joe Tinker as manager. Murphy did not confirm or deny the report.
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REDS
Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
Cincinnati
Herrmann
Johnny Evers
Joe Tinker
Murphy
Hughey Seeks Germany Schaefer To Rebuild Tigers
Detroit reports Hughey Jennings bid for Germany Schaefer after tip Washington may release the famed player. Navin offered an Tigers infielder in exchange, citing Schaefer’s past with Detroit and his value in left field against left-handed starters.
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Hughey Jennings
Germany Schaefer
Washington
Jennings
Navin
Tiger
Schaefer
Tigers
Senators
Jim Delehanty
Germany
Allin
Indians Put Focus On Penn Game Before Carlisle Practice
Carlisle Indians intensify drill at Indian field with a student patrol keeping spectators away. Arcasa and Captain Burd return from injuries while Thorpe and Nevashe anticipated to join by tomorrow. Coach Warner warns against overconfidence ahead of the Penn-Indian clash.
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Penn
Carlisle Indians
Arcasa
Burd
Thorpe
Nevashe
Warner
Bar Ball Players as Press Writers
Cincinnati, Nov 1 Major league baseball players may not engage in vaudeville during the off season nor write newspaper reports on World Series games if a resolution by August Herrmann passes the National Commission. He argues such criticism by players harms the game by stirring ill will.
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Cincinnati
August Herrmann
National Commission
Baseball ruling on fly and base rule with scores noted
A runner on first and third prompts a play where a fly to short is muffed by the fielder. The batter is safe unless retired at first, and the infield fly rule does not apply. Team payout figures and World Series run totals are cited with guesses.
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Athletics
Natick High Defeats Framingham 16 to 0 in Afternoon clash
Natick High beat Framingham High 16 to 0 at Framingham yesterday afternoon. Key players were Casey Sheehan and Murray for Natick with Binian for Framingham. Attendance was about 300 as officials included Whalen Brown and Murray.
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Framingham High
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Sheehan
Murray
Natick
Binian
Doherty
McLoughlin Ammopore
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Hicks
R. H
Robinson Didwodwe
Foe
Ee F. B
Gowell
Whalen
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Lee
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