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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1910
Page
12
Yale and Harvard clash as Cornell spoils Harvard season with a late score. Harvard dominates with sharp forward passes and strong team play, while Yale suffers a decade’s humiliation against Brown and faces questions on coaching and strategy.
Harvard faces Dartmouth in Cambridge while Yale meets Princeton in Princeton. Penn plays Michigan in Philadelphia and Army hosts Villanova at West Point. Navy clashes with Carlisle at Annapolis and Brown meets Vermont in Providence. Bowdoin and Maine duel in Orono with Tufts at Portland. Mass Aggies host Springfield in Springfield and Syracuse hosts Colgate in Syracuse. Cornell visits Chicago in Ithaca and Williams faces Amherst in Amherst. Holy Cross hosts Worcester P I in Worcester.
The piece notes uphill work for the Tigers and high Yale potential after next Saturday's clash with Princeton and a main contest with Dartmouth. It reports Amherst surprising Dartmouth with a clean field goal and cites Harvard facing Dartmouth while Penn and Michigan plan a Philadelphia clash.
Dr Roller and Hjaltuar Lundin arrive in Boston in peak form for tonight's arena match. Roller seeks the world title and predicts a time limit victory, while Lundin, a top second-string veteran, vows to seize at least one fall. The program also features new entrants promising strong bouts.
Harvard's second eleven plays its final 1914 season game at Soldiers Field this afternoon at 2 20 against St Alphonsus A A. Admission is free. The line up includes Feldt Jencles O'Hare Eager Allen Blodgett Lingard Callendar Brench and Dy ndan.
The Harvard football squad begins the final week of practice in Cambridge before traveling to Farmington Connecticut for several days of preparations ahead of the Yale game. All players from Saturday's win over Cornell are in good condition with no injuries reported by trainer Donovan.
Harvard coach Haughton lauds a Cornell scrimmage as practice for the Dartmouth game next Saturday. Starters were rested and substitutes shined with Potter and Wendell among standouts while Cornell scored late against a weakened Crimson line.
The Harvard interclass football championship opens at Soldiers Field this afternoon with captains announced for the Seniors R Floyd Juniors N Browne Sophomores C Mireplace. Schedule includes seniors versus juniors and sophomores versus freshmen, with the winners meeting in the final. Class numerals will be awarded to the champion team.
In a major Greater Boston school game Somerville High defeated Waltham High as an eleven man squad claimed victory, but Bob Garland stood out with a 180 pound frame five foot ten buildup and punting from 45 to 60 yards. Garland, a two year Somerville veteran, is likely to enter Dartmouth after graduation.
Hugh Jennings may move from Scranton where he runs a winter law practice to permanent residence in Detroit. Hughey has been named vice president of a new automobile concern planning to produce its first cars this winter.
Johnson’s diamond championship belt to be dimmed as Oldfield is named speed king in a Los Angeles ceremony on Thanksgiving Day.
Yale football captain Fred Daly expresses optimism Yale can win the remaining two games, including the Princeton clash, noting injuries forced rest but asserting strong material and belief in victory.
Captain Daly reshuffles players including Kilpatrick and Bomeisler for final prep. Grant Blakeslee returns as promising end while Strout and Merritt compete for quarterback. Field shows only a minor injury, and Savage earns right tackle. Secret practice is ordered to start tomorrow.
Sprackling of Cornell, with three field goals, starred in a hard fought Cornell Harvard battle. Baker of Cornell advanced the drive by recovering Price’s fumble and racing 40 yards for the opening score. Wendell of Harvard scored twice in a standout performance against Cornell. Felton and Smith with Votter at quarterback executed sharp forward passes. Ramadell of Penn showed speed and dodging on a slick field in the Penn Lafayette game.
Saturday results handed several upsets across Boston area schools. Andover defeated Exeter in the annual rivalry while Dorchester’s Commerce upset critics with a late surge. Boston Latin beat Mechanic Arts on a Logan field goal as heavy rain affected prep league play.
Eddie Mahan shines as the Blues topple Exeter, while McCabe and Dickerman duel in punting. Garland leads Somerville Waltham clash with force, and Medford overpowers Everett 15 to 6 in Suburban League play.
James Moran and Eddie Root of New York form a strong pair for the International six day grind at Madison Square Garden. Moran and Root, both prior winners, are regarded as prime favorites after their Boston Arena success.
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