Harvard Eleven On Road To Recovery After Scrimmage
Harvard's football squad showed renewed vigor in a scrimmage with the second team as Newhall Rand Wendell and Apollonio starred in a varsity style backfield. The team welcomed added old players to the coaching staff and practiced a delayed quarterback run and onside kicks as Captain Parker rested.
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Parker
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Indians
Apollonio
Yale scrubs edge varsity in secret drill as Brown on tap
Yale trounced by scrubs in an open practice with secret sessions behind gates revealing new formations. Line divisions and hard forward strikes produced the only score as How ard Jones reclaims right end and Cooney nears permanent left guard role. Over 82 000 tickets applied for the historic game field with Yale Princeton and New Haveners leading demand.
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Cooney
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Crowd Fills Madison Square Garden Auto Show in New York
Nov 5 New York crowd fills Madison Square Garden for the auto show as admission rises to 1 dollar. Society figures tour the displays of luxurious closed vehicles with models priced from 2800 to 8500 dollars. Exhibits include town cars from Northern, Studebaker, Stevens Duryea, Royal Tourist, Franklin, Feerless, Packard, Lozier, Pierce, Matheson, Columbia and Peerless with horsepower ranges from 24 to 390.
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Howard G. Reynolds
New York
Madison Square Garden
W. I. Vanderbilt, Jr
James Gayley
Marry Gayley
Count Julie Lennie
Rome
James DeWolf ‘‘Utting
Perry Tiffany
Kingdon Gould
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Royal Tourist
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Feerless Company
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Columbia
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Peerless
Dartmouth Ready for Harvard Game in Weathered Practice
Dartmouth held a slow afternoon session on a soggy Hanover field with Stuart and Bankhart injured. Captain Glaze returned to lead scrimmage while Marks broke loose for the varsity’s lone touchdown in the secret drill as the team tunes up for Harvard after a less tough Holy Cross match.
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Harvard
Holy Cross
Yale Favored to Defeat Princeton, Says Yale Captain
Captain Price of Washington and Jefferson predicts Yale will beat Princeton next week in New Haven. He cites Yale’s stronger rush line and defense, Yale punter Coy, and Princeton end Wister, noting Princeton scored 40 on them in a rough day while Yale would excel on dry field.
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Washington and Jefferson
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Dartmouth Harvard Game Hinted By Campus Buzz
At the Stadium on November 16 Dartmouth aims to bring about 1000 undergraduates to back the team with noise. Coach Warner of Carlisle notes Princeton’s fast play against Cornell would have yielded a win 24 to 0. Secret practice and new formations are under way as Yale’s strength remains undecided until the Bulldog meets the Tiger. Oberlin leads Ohio football, Snyder from Amherst praises the Oberlin era, and Michigan coach Yost expects a close Pennsylvan ia clash after a lucky run.
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George Adee
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Quakers
Does Yale Fear Princeton A Look Ahead to the Jove Yale Princeton Game
Yale coaches reportedly began secret practice as the Elis brace for the November 16 clash with Princeton. Strength in the back field and ends, plus new rules favor open play and neutral lines, are shaping expectations for the big game. Cooney's role at center is debated as Yale plans to unleash a powerful defense and return attack against Princeton and Harvard.
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Elis
Princeton
Hobe Ferris Sold to New York Americans
Hobe Ferris, longtime Boston American second baseman and once touted as the best in the business, was sold to the New York Highlanders after a long distance call between John S. Taylor and Clarke Griffith. Lou Criger, visiting manager McGuire in Albion Michigan, hinted at winter plans and spring conditioning. President George Dovey reported quiet on trades as Captain Tenney offered no comments. Proxy awaits the National League meeting in December for further developments.
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Boston American
Bostons
John S. Taylor
Clarke Griffith
Highlanders
New York
Flobe
Boston
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McGuire
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Mich
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New Mexico
Lou
Potomac
George Dovey
Tenmey
National League
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New York Americans
Yaylor
Boston Americans
Jimmie Wllams
Danny Hoffman
St. Louis
Niles
Hemphill
Glade
Taylor
Jimmie Williams
Browns
McAleer
Griffith
Ferris Sale Ends Collins Clique Era in Boston
The Boston Americans finalize the sale of Ferris to New York, marking the dispersal of Jimmie Collins era players. The trade shifts involve New York, St. Louis, and Boston as multiple exchanges unfold impacting pitchers Niles Glade and others, with Grif fith and Taylor overseeing the maneuvers.
Groton St Mark's clash tops local sports card
Today offers several high school games led by Groton at St Mark's in Southboro. Somerville faces Boston Latin after a midweek win, while Waltham High meets Brookline High under Nat Tufts’ strong lineup. Everett may join Nov 16 as a marquee extra.
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St. Mark's
Somerville
Somerville High
Boston Latin
Maguire
Waltham
Waltham High
Brookline
Watch City
Nat Tufts
Everett High
Everett
Mauretania Outpaces Lusitania on Trial Run
Vernon H. Brown, Cunard agent in New York, cabled that the turbine steamer Mauretania averaged 27.36 knots over 300 miles on a trial, edging the Lusitania by nearly a knot for the same distance.
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New York
Vernon H. Brown
Cunard Steamship Company
Indoor Track Booms in Boston With Park Square Garden
Indoor track athletics expand in Boston as Park Square Garden opens a premier circuit this winter. The inaugural meet is planned for December 4 with team races, handicap events, and school grades, entry 25 cents per event, entries to George Brown at the B A A, sanctioned by the N F E A A A, prizes include medals.
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Boston
Park Square Garden
George Brown
Dr Roller defeats South African champion in Tacoma
Dr B F Roller of Seattle threw Sharkey McLaglen, the South African champion, twice in 42 minutes of wrestling in Tacoma. Roller won on superior skill, sustaining aggression most of the bout. The first fall ended in a scissors hold and body lock after 15 minutes, the second after 7 1/2 minutes using Gotch's toe hold and a hammerlock.
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Wash
B. F. Roller
Seattle
Sharkey McLaglen
Dr. Roller
Balloon ascent lands safely after 140 mile flight
Charles J. Glidden of Lowell and Leo Stevens of New York parachuted to a field near North Springfield after an 8 mile direct span and a 140 mile journey from Pittsfield. They battled a storm near Readsboro Vermont and soared to 8500 feet before descent. Glidden's second ascent follows a prior French flight.
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Charles J. Glidden
Lowell
Mass
Leo Stevens
New York
Pittsfield
Glidden
Massachusetts
Readsboro
Stevens
Rockingham
Connecticut River
New Hampshire
Mr. Glidden
France
Dorchester Triumphs 9-0 Over Needham In Poor Game
Dorchester High defeated Needham High 9 to 0 at Dunbar avenue grounds in a weak exhibition. Scoring came in the first half with a field goal by C Fraser and a single touchdown credited to L Abbott. Umpire Ross referee Fisher timekeeper Smith linesmen Harris and Moore. Attendance 00.
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Needham High
Dunbar Avenue
Dorchester
Needham
C. Fraser
Dorchester H
Needham H
Yessa
Dey- Leonard Biotucuc
DU Getescassssas
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Catheron-Doyle Vackson
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Ballot Wins Aqueduct Handicap in Record 1:52
At Aqueduct amid 15000 cheering fans Ballot the 6 to 2 favorite won the one mile and a furlong handicap on election day and tied the track record with 1 52 McCarter set a fast pace Ballot finished half a length ahead in the stretch Other winners were Tom McGrath Thistledale Live Wire Sally Preston Countermand in the following races
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Ballot
Aqueduct
McCarter
Tom McGrath
Thistledale
Live Wire
Sally Preston
Countermand
Italian bike team enters for hub six day race
A new Italian team joins the Park Square six day race field. Fallani Giuseppe Di Roma and Bizarri will arrive in New York Friday after training abroad. Italians expect strong representation in Boston next week and the New York event next month with local riders Galvan and Holbrook teaming up for the New Milford sprinter.
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Fallani Giuseppe di Roma
Bizarri
New York
Italy
Boston
J. Frank Galvan
New Milford
Conn
A. W. Holbrook
South Boston
Today in athletic history doubleheader notes 1904
A retrospective look recalls New Haven sports figures and football baseball slang, with diary entries from Ridsley Smush and team trainer notes. The piece mentions a double header in New York on October 11, 1904 and references Junjerkookie College and Hard training diary humor.
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Eau de Cologne
Ridsley Smush
Junjerkookie College
Popper
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