Campbell Joins Harvard To Sharpen Ends For Yale Clash
Dave Campbell arrives at Cambridge to coach Harvard ends for the remainder of the season. He will work with captain Fish and the wing trio of Houston Smith Browne to prepare for the Yale game, with Frothingham and Leslie in reserve and Cornell looming.
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Trying New Plays Cornell Will Depend on Tricks
Cornell varsity coach outlines experimental formations after a long scrimmage as the team prepares for a Saturday game. The focus is on trick plays and deception to gain an upset against a tough opponent. Key players remain unnamed in the report.
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Dinner for Vanderbilt winners scheduled by Bay State Auto
Harry Grant of Boston, winner of the Vanderbilt cup on Long Island, and Joe Matson of this city, winner of the Massapequa sweepstakes trophy, will be banqueted by the Bay State Automobile Association at the Hotel Carlton Saturday at 7 PM. Seats available through Secretary J Fortescue.
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Boxing Buzz Strength Grows In Local Scene
The Hub’s boxing scene remains vibrant with shows from National A. C. to the Armory and B. A. A finals. Notables include Nelson’s visit and anticipated Simon Pure finals. Also mentions Fordham Georgetown game and Chelsea Everett scholastic meeting plans.
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Questionable sports notes mix from 1909 edition
In Philadelphia on July 17, 1907 Jacok Johnson defeated Bob Fitzsimmons in two rounds. Jeffries’ first manager listed as A Brady. Football officials may take fees, affecting amateur status. Fordham beat Georgetown in an upset noted for 1909.
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St. Mark's Breaks Nine-Year Dry Spell With Groton Victory
St. Mark's defeated Groton School 6 to 0 in Southboro as Chatfield scored the decisive touchdown after 17 minutes. The battle featured injuries on both sides and a hard fought open defense from Groton while St. Mark's relied on the line and kick plays.
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Sweeney knocked out Webster in Lakeside exhibition
Before 900 Lakeside A C members Patsy Sweeney of Manchester was knocked out in the second round by Maurice Lemoyne of Webster after Lemoyne rose from a nine count in the first. Semifinal saw Frank Rodman lose to Charlie Dinsdale on a foul. curtain raiser Harry Rayne defeated Kid Mack in six rounds.
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Nelson to Write Sunday Post Field Report on Harvard Cornell Game
Battling Nelson world lightweight champion will attend the Harvard against Cornell football game next Saturday. He will describe the game in Sunday's Post and compare football with prize ring combat in a feature exclusive to the newspaper.
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Daly Back in Yale Practice as Savage Stars
Ed Savage returned to the Yale varsity at fullback and scored three touchdowns in drills. Daly Holt and Francis showed strong ground gains while Hobbs kicked all three goals amid a mixed scrimmage and secret practice session led by Veeder Adee Biglow Boraback.
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Hobbs and Fish to Fight it Out in Stadium Clash
Yale’s Henry Hobbs and Harvard’s Ham Fish meet again after a year in the Harvard Yale game. Fish, Harvard captain, weighs six pounds lighter but stands four inches taller. Hobbs, an Andover alumnus, is faster and drilled to counter Fish’s speed and power as Yale coaches emphasize containment.
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Yale Weight Totals Highlight Lineup for Princeton and Harvard
Yale weighs in at 2956 pounds for 15 players averaging 186 1011 pounds each. The line averages 204 pounds with only right tackle Ted Lilley under 200 at 187. Murphy is projected in the backfield with Philbin and Coy, Daly could lift the total by nine pounds, and a list of regulars and substitutes shows weights from 170 to 215 pounds across backs, linemen, and ends.
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Langford May Meet The Champ In Remote Title Talk
Rumors say Sam Langford may face Jack Johnson before Johnson vs Jeffries. Langford’s manager claims a $10 000 appearance post may be posted. If the bout occurs it would likely be in the United States after Johnson rejects London terms. Jeffries argues for clear superiority to win, dismissing hairline decisions.
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