Harvard Expected An Anticlimax After Princeton Victory
Harvard defeats Princeton 16 to 6 in a surprising score. The Crimson varsity gathers at the Varsity Club for supper amid jovial mood. Trumbull, injured by a kick, may miss a few days but is not seriously hurt. Coaches optimistic about future games against Yale and the strength of Harvard’s team.
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Massachusetts Independents Urge Vote For Theodore Roosevelt
A call to voters in New England urging independent participation to counter political machines. The piece endorses Charles S. Bird for Governor and promotes Theodore Roosevelt as the honest alternative, attacking party labels and press bias.
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Harvard Prepares for Vanderbilt With Second Team Considerations
Harvard coaches plan light practice as Vanderbilt looms unknown and may force use of the varsity. Key players like Wendell and Brickley aim to stay fit for Yale and Dartmouth games while O’Brien replaces Coolidge at right end. The Crimson eye a lineup shift after Saturday’s win and anticipate testing Yale’s defense later.
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GOES OF GLOOM Princeton Crowd Mulls Postgame Return
The Princeton football crowd from New York, which rode a special train to Cambridge for Saturday's game, remains in transit as of this evening. Many stayed in the city due to financial reasons and other delays.
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Princeton Reflects After Yale Loss Before Final Harvard Test
Students recount the game while Princeton prepares for a crucial finish against Harvard. The mood is mixed as Brickley emerges as a standout, with debate over factors like soft ground and stiff wind. The team stays in Atlantic City until tomorrow noon before returning for practice on Osborne Field.
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Tufts Attack Proved Weak Against M A C Despite Ease
Tufts College football found M A C lighter and proved unable to pierce the line or handle kicks. Angell stood out with strong ground gains and forward passes, while Tufts must improve its attack for Springfield and the looming West Point clash. Brown and Blue defense remained solid though, and coaching aims to sharpen the kicking game and forward passing.
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Record speed notes in baseball and pistol link
A recent test shows Walter Johnson's best baseball speed at 122 feet per second. The Colt .46's speed is given as 800 feet per second, but the joke rests on finding a catcher who can hold Colt.
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Harvard football players struggle balance studies with season
Harvard's football squad grapples with strict academic standards amid a tough season. Players must pass at least two courses with 70 percent and one with 60 percent to avoid probation and game ineligibility. They schedule time for eating, sleeping, studying, and practice, and absences on road trips do not excuse them from coursework.
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Busy student schedule at varsity club rooms and lectures
The text outlines a strict routine: bath, breakfast, lectures, noon lunch, afternoon practice, dinner at the training table, study at night, and early bed. They must abstain from smoking and alcohol and rarely have time for theatre or socializing.
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Carlisle Indians Prepare for West Point After Lehigh Game
Carlisle Indiana team returns home from Lehigh with Welch and Powell improved from sprains. The Indians face West Point Saturday in a string of tough games and will showcase a new line of plays. Coach Warner plans three more changes this season and will start a hard week of work with secrecy on preparations.
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That Pesky Up Now in Evers Contract Signing
Word on Johnny Evers signing his Chicago contract stirs debate about differences if the deal had not been finalized. Fans and officials consider potential changes in terms and team plans without the formal commitment.
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Soccer Takes Root in Salt River Valley Arizona
Initiative to grow the sport expands in the Salt River Valley, aiming to boost local participation and attract regional attention beyond existing lacrosse and football scenes. The effort seeks youth leagues, facilities, and community support to raise the profile of soccer in Phoenix area neighborhoods.
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Cubs Add Frank Chance as Utility Player
A jokey note describes Frank Chance taking a utility role with the Chicago Cubs, likening it humorously to assigning a retired general to night watch duty.
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Columbia Football Record Claims Unscored Streak
Speaking of football records the Columbia eleven hasn t been scored on since 1500 a playful line notes an extraordinary defensive streak implying a historic unscored run by Columbia.
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Six Day Cyclers on Today
Cyclists from around the world are listed as competing today in the six day event. Notable entrants include Jackie Clarke from Australia Freddy Hill from Boston Walter De Mara from Cleveland and Clar ence Carmen from New York. Other diverse riders include Ernie Pye from Australia Andre Per chicot from France Jimmy Moran from Boston Joe Foz ler from Brooklyn J Bedell from Newark and many more.
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Thirteen Teams Set for Six Day Bicycle Race Start
Despite lineup changes 13 teams are confirmed to begin the six day bicycle race at 1 PM this afternoon.
Italian Champion Garnellini Upgraded Ride Pairings
Angelo Garnellini will ride with Alvin Loftis of Providence while Bob Diefenbacher teams with Clarence Carmen of New York. Walter DeMara is sick and withdrew, prompting lineup changes after a Toronto race incident. Diefenbacher previously argued with Gardellini, heightening tension as 13 teams prepare to start the long race today on a fast track.
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Princeton Displays True Sportsmanship After Brickley Defeat
Princeton students cheered Charlie Brickley as he was carried off the field after Princeton’s loss. The display of good will follows Brickley’s gallant effort and comes as talk centers on Brickley and Woodrow Wilson.
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Baseball Stars Gather for Roxbury Reunion Dance
Major and minor league players meet at Intercolonial Hall Roxbury to attend a reunion and dance hosted by the Echo Club. Participants include Tom Madden Montreal Bill Cooney Haverhill Leo Callahan Brooklyn Mat Mulvey Reddington Sullivan Halifax M S White St John N B Berran Dubuque Three 1. league and other semi pro players plus state and city officials. Committee includes John Englert John Kelly James Newton Bernard Donovan.
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Football Puzzle Poses Path to Championship
A playful college football puzzle asks if Dartmouth defeats Harvard and Princeton beats Yale, whether Harvard or Yale would win the championship. The teaser ends noting that more later.
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Duke Kahanamoku Returns Home With Luau Honor
Duke Kahanamoku, the champion swimmer who won at Stockholm, received a royal welcome in Honolulu. The account notes he was the guest of Hui Nalu that night at a rousing luau, a customary Hawaiian honor for a victorious athlete.
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