Groton Triumphs Over St. Mark's In Intense Annual Game
Groton School defeats St. Mark's 16 to 11 in a fierce contest at Groton. Key plays include Baker’s two 40 yard runs and Dewey’s scores for Groton, with Bettle and Beatty standout for St. Mark's. Captain Clark leads Groton, and the crowd celebrates a ninth straight victory over the Southboro rivals.
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Dartmouth Vies for Princeton Clash with New York Departure
Dartmouth ends practice in Hanover before heading to New York for the Princeton game. Ryan shines at halfback with Tobin back to start. scrimmage sees occasional fumbles but a first team score. Team travels at 6 30 tomorrow to reach New York by 3 30 with Gramaton as headquarters.
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Blue Store Roxbury Leads Boston Retail Bowling League
In Greater Boston the Retail Furniture Bowling League features a wholesome rivalry among top house-furnishing firms. The Blue Store of Roxbury, captained by Edward Burnett for two years, seeks to match or surpass last season’s second place as they chase the league title.
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Sawyer Elected Secretary of Massachusetts Automobile Association
H N Sawyer of the Worcester Automobile Club was elected secretary of the Massachusetts State Automobile Association at a Bay State Association clubhouse meeting yesterday afternoon. He succeeds J Fortescue who resigned. A P Converse was named chairman of the legislative committee. Measures to curb overspeeding were discussed but no firm conclusions reached.
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Harvard Union to Host First Mass Meeting of Year
Harvard plans a mass meeting to rehearse songs and cheers for the Yale game. The event opens at 7 30 in the living room of the Harvard Union and features a large variety of new songs.
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Yale's lineup all settled for major games this season
Yale confirms Fred Murphy will start at quarterback for Brown Princeton and Harvard games with Tad Jones returning as quarterback coach. Cooney nears Biddle at center as Biddle tires under the snap. New coaches Ned Glass and George Goss assist the staff.
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Goebel
English High to Elect Basket Ball Captain
English High will hold a candidates meeting for the basketball team today. Roberts, the sole veteran, is favored to be named captain for the coming year. Kelley and O'Hara will not play basketball this year as O'Hara plans to focus on track and lead the track team.
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Revere High Defeats Dorchester High in Close Game
Dorchester High defeated Revere High 21 to 6 yesterday in a game marked by Dorchester’s strong second half. Revere exceeded expectations, scoring only once in the first half while Dorchester stretched its lead with long end runs and increased quarterback runs.
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Lake 10 Manages Red Sox
President John S. Taylor expresses satisfaction with Fred Lake as manager of last season’s Boston American team and signs him to a contract with a sliding scale based on finishing position. Lake and Treasurer McBreen depart for Chicago for the minor league meeting where about a dozen Boston recruits may be placed.
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Freshmen Rip Varsity In Scrimmage At Harvard Field
In a 20 minute scrimmage the freshman eleven overwhelmed the Harvard varsity with strong line breaks by Frothingham Campbell and sturdy gains by Smith Higginson. Long scored a touchdown as the second kick off sparked a Harvard revival and the second team also breached the varsity line before bracing near the goal.
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Non-Stop Run Ends in Bangor Car Finishes Journey
E. P. Blake of Boston arrived in Bangor at 1 p.m. driving the non-stop Jackson car. Mayor Woodman stopped the engine after it had run 15 consecutive hours since leaving Jackson, Michigan on October 26. Blake delivered a letter from Meyer Glasgow of Jackson.
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Brown Prepares to Meet Yale's Eleven
Providence reports Brown did not scrimmage for signals and punts. The coach asks the team to focus on preparation for Yale in New Haven. Aspinwall returns at full for the first time in a month, strengthening the backfield after an injury.
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Armour Retires as Toledo Manager. Fred Abbott to Lead
Toledo November 4. Manager William Armour retires as manager of the Toledo ball club. Fred Abbott the catcher and captain of last year's team has been selected by Armour to direct the team.
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Fred Abbott
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Indians Hope For The Score In Boston Game
Carlisle faces Harvard with a 28 man squad as injuries thin the Indian lineup. Warner restricts scrimmage and emphasizes signals and ball handling while Centre Barrett Balenti and Winnie cope with sprain and knee issues. Captain Wasenka warns against fumbles as both teams prep for a likely tight result.
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Cornell Defeats Yale In Cross Country Meet
Cornell beat Yale in a dual cross country meet in New Haven. Captain Young set a six mile course record of 25 minutes 57 seconds. Top five scorers: Cornell Young Taylor Beane Brown. Yale Vilas Spitzer Lightner Mann.
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Sullivan and family sail from Chicago for European trip
Chicago White Sox catcher William Sullivan travels with his wife and young son aboard the Ivernia on Tuesday for a European tour, departing amid professional duties and family plans.
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Eastern Yacht Club Aims National German-American Race
The Eastern Yacht Club seeks national scope for the sonderklasse event by inviting major American yacht clubs to enter boats in Marblehead next August. Three American boats will face three German entries in elimination races to determine the contenders. Henry Howard, EF YC race committee chair, urges broad participation from Great Lakes Pacific Coast and Gulf regions.
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Collins and Moran Face Off in Park Square Track Opening
Elmer Collins and James Moran will pace the field in the grand opening meet at the new indoor track in Park Square Garden on Saturday evening November 14. Builder Jack Prince arrived to oversee work and promises Boston the fastest 10 lap indoor track. Sprint riders arrive early in the week for the opening meet and the six day race starting Monday November 16. A big open and a handicap race for the pros will headline the card.
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James Moran
Park Square Garden
Jack Prince
Boston
Attempt to Revive Boxing in Milwaukee
Boxing promoters in Milwaukee plan events again after the election, contesting the Governor’s authority to halt them and saying they will pursue court action to resume boxing in the city.
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Milwaukee
Yale Favored Over Princeton in Football Outlook
Arthur Duffey surveys coming contests with Yale expected to beat Princeton and the Army to defeat the Navy. He notes Yale's teamwork plan, Princeton's tough schedule, and Army Navy form amid overtraining concerns. The piece also touches on Mel Sheppard’s duties and other college sprinters and quarterbacks.
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Harvard Carlisle football score 1907 game noted
Reported score Carlisle 23 Harvard 15 from the Harvard Carlisle football match. The text also mentions Harvard Brown and a 6 to 0 Harvard guess in a pool, with 14 entries.
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Boston
Harvard Athletes Shine in High Jump and Shot Put
Harvard track members contest prizes in a handicap event at the baseball cage. A D Barker won the high jump with 5 ft 9 1 2 in, R D Pope second at 5 ft 7 in, and A Dennis tied for third at 5 ft 4 3 8 in. C Hann took the shot put with 34 ft 9 in, J P Long second at 32 ft 6 in, S P Comstock third at 34 ft 9 in with greater handicap.
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