No Letup as Harvard Gladiators Work Through Scrimmage
Harvard football continued hard practice after two days of intense work as the varsity scrimmaged against the substitute eleven. Field goals by Lewis and O Flaherty kept the scoreboard quiet on touchdowns while forward passes and onside kicks produced most advances. Ted Frothingham and Corbett sat out due to recent injuries ahead of the Cornell game tomorrow. Perkins resumed center with Huntington substituting on the opposite eleven.
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Harvard Football Warriors
Lewis
O’flaherty
Graustein
Wendell
Wigglesworth
Ted Frothingham
Corbett
Cornell
Perkins
Huntington
Smith
Felton
O'Flaherty
Dee Leslie
Coaches drill squad with field formations and dummies
Before the field the squad received a chalk talk with opposing eleven diagrams. Players split into small sections to practice interference while avoiding tackles. Coaches Leary Cutting and Withington gave technical instruction to ends backs and linemen as Felton Potter and Tryon handled punts.
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Leary
Withington
Felton
Potter
Tryon
Dartmouth Athletics Net Loss in 1909 10 Report
The Dartmouth College Athletic Council reports the college's athletics showed no monetary success for 1909 10. Total receipts were 38 480 while expenses reached 50 50. Football led receipts at 25 902 with expenses of 15 521.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth Collegethletic Council
Roxbury Basketball Clubs Seek Registered Opponents
The Laurel Club of Roxbury and Holy Trinity A A of Roxbury announce reorganized basketball teams under NAABA rules and seek regular competition with other registered teams. Contacts include R H Brooks 82 Roxbury Street and F Renkert 73 Essex Street Roxbury with weights around 130 pounds.
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William J. Barry
Parkman
Laurel Club
Roxbury
R. H. Brooks
Roxbury Street
Meats
F. Renkert
Essex Street
Se Clee
Holy Trinity A. A
Avery
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Cornell Braves Harvard Trip With Lightweight Yet Fast Team
Cornell football squad of 25 players and staff traveled by special train to Boston for the Harvard game. Coach Reid described the 165 pound average team as fast and in excellent condition. The announced lineup includes Eyrich, Munk, Champaign, Miller, Hale, Delano, Seagraves, Butler, O Connor, Bates, and Simson among others.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Boston
Harvard
Reid
Eyrich
Munk
Champaign
Miller
Hale
Delano
Seagraves
Butler
O’connor
Bates
Simson
Brookline High Beats Stone School 12 0 at Chestnut Hill
Brookline High defeated Stone School 12 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Chestnut Hill. O Hearn Mason and Kelleher starred for Brookline while Kenney Green and Ainsworth led Stone. Scoring came on touchdowns by O Hearn and Mason with two extra points by Anderson.
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Brookline High
Stone School
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
O’ Hearn
Mason
Kelleher
Kenney
Green
Ainsworth
Stone
Conant Hanlon
Proctor
R. T
Hernandez McNaughton
Priest
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Yerkes UB
Eis
Trainor Piowlom
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Loring Practhod
Howe Cratte
Waltzer
Censar
Porter
O’hearn
Anderson
F. O'Hearn
E. J. O'Brien
Johnson
Wood
Schulte
Lucky Doctors Dinner Invites Saturate Athletes
Some doctors warn of indigestion if Athletics players accept the flood of dinner invitations. The rush of social events tied to the team’s success may strain players and doctors caution prudent attendance.
Bar Auctions First Class Ky. Taylor Whiskey Quart
A bar advertises a first class standard using Ky. Taylor Whiskey priced at 1 dollar for a full quart.
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Ky. Taylor
Yale Left End Coates Injured in Muddy Scrimmage
Francis William Coates of Palmyra N Y left end for Yale wrenched his knee this afternoon and may miss the season. Kilpatrick and Walter Camp Jr also hurt recently, leaving the left end position thin as Yale braces for Brown and Princeton games amid heavy rain and a mud filled surface. Buckingham returns as right guard, McDevitt shifts to right end, and Phil Stillman joins as new coach.
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New Haven
Conn
Francis William Coates
Palmyra
N. Y
Yale
John Kilpatrick
Walter Camp, Jr
Kilpatrick
Daly
Brown
Charley Paul
Princeton
Coates
McDevitt
Bomeister
Buckingham
Phil Stillman
Blakeslee
Scully
Fuller
Morris
Savage
Strout
Field
Reilly
Howe
Harvard and Yale Set for Six Mile Cross Country Showdown
Harvard and Yale face off in their fourteenth annual six mile cross country race at Chestnut Hill. The 10 man squads race at 3 30 from the Boylston Dunster corner with scoring based on finishing positions. Harvard aims to claim the HH track honor for top three finishers. Yale arrived in Boston yesterday and rested at the Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale before the race.
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Yale
Chestnut Hill
Boylston Street
Dunster Road
Harvard Athletic Association
Boston
Woodland Park
Auburndale
Eddie Collins Takes A Wife
Philadelphia Nov 3 Eddie Collins second baseman of the world champions Philadelphia American League team married tonight to Miss Mabel Harriet Doane at the bride’s Clifton Heights home Rev George H Ferris of this city officiated Best man was Arthur M Lee Jr of New York ushers Harold Hastings and Albert C Cline bridesmaids Hilda Miller Stevens City Va Edna Mathews Lansdowne Anita Baggs Boston maid of honor Miss Doane gave away by her father C P Doane
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Philadelphia
Eddie Collins
Mabel Harriet Doane
George H. Ferris
Clifton Heights
Arthur M. Lee, Jr
New York
Collins
Columbia College
Harold Hastings
Albert C. Cline
Edna Mathews
Lansdowne
Hilda Miller
Stevens City
Anita Baggs
Boston
C. P. Doane
Randolph wins Harvard dormitory rowing race on Charles River
The Randolph crew won the Harvard dormitory race held as a straightaway on the Charles River Basin due to bad weather. The race from Hereford Street to Cottage Farm bridge was one of the closest in years, with Mount Auburn finishing a mere 15 feet behind in second and Russell, Brentford, and Claverly following.
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Randolph
Harvard
Charles River
Hereford Street
Cottage Farm Bridge
Charles
Mount Auburn
Russell
Brentford
Claverly
Hoppe Wins Two Elimination Billiards Matches
Willie Hoppe defeated George Carter and Mose Yatter in a pair of 400 point games at Yatter's parlor. Afternoon 400 195 and 400 194 scores showed Hoppe averaging around 20 to 21 per break with best runs of 105 107 and 88. Carter and Yatter each posted lower averages and failed to challenge the billiard king.
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Willie Hoppe
George Carter
Mose Yatter
Yatter
Hoppe
Carter
Newton High and Cambridge Latin Clash for Prep League Title
The Prep league championship opener features Newton High versus Cambridge Latin at Claflin Field Newton ville. Cambridge Latin is the favorite after a stronger showing than today opponent Allie Dickinson’s squad often surprises. Newton must guard Grant and Volk with Volk a noted field kicker capable of a goal from anywhere.
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Newton High
Newton
Grant
Volk
Auto race opens with prayer for slain driver at Atlanta speedway
At the Atlanta Speedway a 100 mile race began after nine cars lined up with engines stalled for 15 minutes as drivers bareheaded waited for a funeral prayer for Al Livingstone, killed in practice two days earlier.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Speedway
al Livingstone
Record-Setting 100 Mile Race Ends With Falls and Friction
Joe Dawson led the Marmon to a 98 mile early record attempt before a broken shaft paused the effort. German and Knight chased closely. in the final lap German edged Knight by 100 yards, Dawson finished third. Other events included match race cancellations and time trials with Fiat, Marquette Buick, and Abbott-Detroit entries posting top times.
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Gernan
F. A. TL
Knight
Wescott
Gelnan
Dawson
Heitman
Marmon
Basle
Pope Hartford
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit
Napoleon Rucker
Brooklyn
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Barney Oldfield
American Automobile Association
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Bragg
Marquette Buick
Burman
Abbott- Detroit
Montague Roberts
Witt
Abbott-Detroit
Mortimer Roberts
Harroun
Matson
Lozier
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Jimmy Barrett Named Milwaukee Brewers Manager
Milwaukee Milwaukee American Association president Charles S Havener announced the appointment of Jimmy Barrett as manager to replace John G McCloskey. Barrett takes over duties immediately as the Brewers prepare for the upcoming season in Milwaukee.
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Jimmy Barrett
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Milwaukee, Wis
Charles S. Havener
Milwaukee American Association Baseball Club Today
John G. McCloskey
Brockton Tops Fall River in Tight 4 2 Victory
Brockton defeated Fall River 4 to 2 in a hard fought game. Brockton scorers included Long and Williams on rushes Edgington at centre and Dougherty at halfback with Mallory securing a goal. Fall River replies via Lincoln and Korzilius with O'Brien and Harper adding a goal. Stops credited to Mallory and Harper. Referee Lannigan timer Maybury.
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Fall River
Long
Williams
Edgington
Dougherty
Mallory
Lincoln
Korzilius
Harrold
O’brien
Harper
Lannigan
Timer
Maybury
McIntire Beats Quinlan in Five at Unity Cycle Club
Mickey McIntire of St John Wisconsin beat Jimmy Quinlan of Danvers in five rounds at the Unity Cycle Club. Semi final between Johnny Gallant of Boston and Kid O'Brien of Lawrence ended in a draw. Rothwell of Lawrence defeated Kid Fitzgerald in six rounds and Norton stopped Young McAuliffe in six rounds.
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Lawrence
Unity Cycle Club
Mickey McIntire
St. John
WN. B
Jimmy Quinlan
Danvers
Johnny Gallant
Boston
Kid O'Brien
Young Rothwell
Kid Fitzgerald
Young Norton
Young McAuliffe
Sherwood Magee Faces Pay Cut Clash With Dom Horace
Sherwood Magee earned 4200 this season but Dom Horace proposes reducing to 4000. Magee, enjoying one of his best campaigns, resents what he sees as a bad joke about his value and future with the team.
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Sherwood Magee
Dom Horace
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Bedell and Demara Lead Dramatic Six Day Bike Race Sendoff
The six day race at Boston Arena featured bold laps by the Bedell brothers and the Williams Demara team as they fought to regain a last lap penalty. Saxon Williams sparked the crowd with a late surge, Paddy Hehair chased, and Demara paired with Demara to stay in the pack. Large audiences filled the arena as the night crowd roared through the 2:15 sprint. The event resumes today at 1 pm and runs until 11 pm.
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Bedell Brothers
Williams-Demara
Boston Arena
Jokus
Saxon Williams
Paddy Hehair
Demara
Willams
Boston
Copley Square
Sprint drama in the six day race features Hehair Goulet lead
Paddy Hehair and Al Goulet launch a late sprint that surprises Moran and Collins. Little Lawrence and George Wiley show speed, while Bedell and Bedell struggle to gain laps. Injured riders return as the pace remains relentless with Goulet Hehair Fogler and Collins sturdy front runners. Moran improves while Kramer falters in the grueling jam conditions.
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Kramer
Sie Fogler
Collins
Sis
Wiley and Lawrence
Palmer
Wright
Hehair
Goullet
Demara
Williams
Sia Thomas and McCarthy
Sia Bedell
Bedell
Sis Walker and Mitten
Scheller
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Paddy Hehair
al Goulet
Little Lawrence
George Wiley
Syracuse
John
Menus Bedell
Menus
John Bedell
Gordon Walker
Mitten
Little Mitten
Hebair
Fogler
Jimmy Moran
Frank Kramer
School Football Lineup for Today's City Games
Noble and Greenough meets Roxbury Latin at American League grounds while English High takes on Revere at Revere. Brown and Nichols faces Volkmann at Allston with Tech 13 against Tech 14 at Techfield. Cambridge Latin plays Newton High in Newton. Wellesley hosts Watertown at Wellesley. Newburyport visits Haverhill in Haverhill. Rindge M T 8 faces Brockton in Brockton. Woburn meets Milton at Milton. Weymouth hosts Hyde Park at Hyde Park. Quincy plays Walpole in Quincy. Peabody meets Punchard at Andover.
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Noble & Greenough
Roxbury Latin
English High
Revere High
Revere
Brown & Nichols
Volkmann
Allston
Tech
Techfield
Brookline
Cambridge Latin
Newton High
Newton
Wellesley High
Watertown High
Wellesley
Newburyport High
Haverhill High
Haverhill
Rindge M. T
Brockton High
Brockton
Woburn High
Milton High
Milton
Weymouth High
Hyde Park High
Hyde Park
Quincy High
Walpole High
Quincy
Peabody High
Punchard High
Andover
Taunton Defeats New Bedford 8 to 4 in Pole Match
Taunton topped New Bedford 8 4 tonight with two goals by New Bedford in the first period and two late goals. Taunton’s Quigley Thompson Lyons Griffith Prince led with goals while New Bedford’s Duggan Roberts Harkins Jean Wolderness Cusick posted efforts. Stops Prince 74 Cusick 57 Referee Kearns Timer Mansfield.
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Taunton
Prince
Cusick
Kearns
lTimer—Mansfield
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