Harvard Shows Up FAS In Scrimmage Before Carlisle
Harvard varsity football held a spirited half hour practice with coach Reid, testing trick plays and onside kicks. Starr emerged as first choice at right end while Parker and Pierce showed promise in passing and tackling as the squad evaluated new formations against the second team.
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Reid
Brown
Bowdrtch
Starr
Carlisle
Lockwood
Parker
Pierce
Warren
Kersberg
Rand
Foster
Hall
Osborne
Wendell
Greenebaum
Philipbar
Kennard
Bird
Hoar
J.J
Burr
Gilmore
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Fraser
Nourse
R.t
R.e
Gilder, Graydon
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Sommes, F.b
Harvard Sophomores Defeat Varsity Sub Oarsmen
In the fall finale on the Charles River from Longwood Bridge to Union Boat Club the Harvard sophomore eight edged the varsity subs by five feet. The race featured close finishes as Reece stroked the sophomores with Vaulker, Lunt, Severance and Mulligan backing the boat.
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Longwood Bridge
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Macon
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Corbett
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Blagden
Reece
Vaul
Harvard fencing plans outlined for season
Harvard held a meeting in Massachusetts Hall where Captain C. A. Bliss Coach A. W. Holmes and W. J. Bowman presented season plans. Last year’s team members C. A. Bliss W. F. Low B. N. Madero Walter Goodwin E. V. Sherwin G L. Cutting and Shaun Kelley will compete this year. First practices begin today ahead of a class tournament in about a month.
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Massachusetts Hall
C. A. Bliss
A. W. Holmes
W. J. Bowman
W. F. Low
B. N. Madero
Walter Goodwin
E. V. Sherwin
G L. Cutting
Shaun Kelley
Yale Star Quarterback Out for Regular Lineup Shift
Yale's star quarterback Tad Jones was sidelined with a swap to Dines at the end of the first half against West Point. Dines directed the team in a sluggish scoring day as the coaches push drop-kicking drills and morning practices with several newcomers and veterans amid a tight game plan.
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Veeder
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Gordon Brown
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James Jones
Berger
Carlisle Indians Seek Victory Against Harvard in Boston
Carlisle Pennsylvanians report that at least 15 players suffer boils or minor illnesses but no lineup changes are expected for the Harvard game. Yale center Carl S. Flanders assists coaches Pierce and Hudson in signal practice while Carlisle plans to travel after final practice.
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Stahl May Join Bostons Athletics After Collins
Chicago reports say the December AL meeting will seal major trades. Boston seeks Jake Stahl as first baseman and Connie Mack aims to acquire Jimmy Collins for third base. Detroit and St Louis also plan bids for key infield spots and Elmer Flick could move to Detroit for McIntyre.
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Connie Mack
Athletics
Jimmy” Collins
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St. Louis
Elmer Flick
Clevelands
Detroits
McIntyre
Concert election returns show Guild and Hughes gain
Readers heard the election returns at the concert as general enthusiasm rose. Gains for Guild and Hughes were announced amid public excitement.
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Guild
Hughes
Cullen Easily Beaten by Murphy at Lincoln Club
Tommy Murphy of New York dominated Dick Cullen of Frisco at the Lincoln Club Chelsea last night. Cullen was floored three times in the second round and his seconds threw in the towel after the third knockdown. Earlier, Eddie Randolph defeated Young Cuddihy and Johnny Dunn beat Young McGrail in six and two rounds respectively with Jack Sheehan as referee.
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New York
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Frisco
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Cullen
Murphy
Eddie Randolph
Young Cuddihy
Lawrence
Johnny Dunn
Young McGrail
Jack Sheehan
Roughs Hurl Bricks at Hughes Campaign Carriage
In New York on November 6 a mob attacked Mayer Shoenfeld manager for the Hughes volunteer campaign and his son Abraham H. Shoenfeld as their closed carriage was pelted with rocks and bricks. Samuel Maltz, a Republican worker, was assaulted nearby as police dispersed the crowd.
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Mayer Shoenfeld
Hughes Volunteer Campaigners
Abraham H. Shoenfeld
Samuel Maltz
Four Lexington Policemen Arrested Over Voter Interference
Four Lexington police officers were arrested on warrants filed by McCreary supporters accusing them of interfering with voters. Additional warrants for illegal voting have been prepared by the McCreary faction.
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Lexington
McCreary
Umpire Criticism in Baseball and Football Echoes
The piece compares how players in baseball and football react to officiating. It notes pitchers blame umpires for balls and strikes, while football players claim holding when teammates gain yardage, suggesting both sports use officials as scapegoats to mask own faults.
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