Harvard versus Princeton 1877 to 1914 football score history
A condensed historical record of Harvard versus Princeton games from 1877 to 1914. It lists yearly results with goals and touchdowns, noting key outcomes such as Princeton leading in most years, several Harvard wins, and one tie. It also explains rule differences affecting scoring in early games.
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Talbott Leads Yale Against Brown in Final Preseason Match
Yale coach Frank Hinkey reshuffles the lineup for the Brown game with captain Talbott at left tackle and Carl Wiedeman at left end. Heavy ends Wiedeman and Stillman bolster the line as Otis Guernsey and Billy Easton vie for backfield roles. Ainsworth assumes captaincy after Talcott retires as Mal Scovil improves signals.
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Yale
Talbott
Carl Wiedeman
Mhinkey
Wiedeman
Fred Stillman
Hinkey
Billy Easton
Brown
Carroll Knowles
Harvard
Harry LeGore
Cambridge
Talcott
Ainsworth
Mal Scovil
Otis Guernsey
LeGore
Easton
Dr. Bull
Varsity
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Alec Wilson
Knowles
R T
Conroy
White
Walden
Sheldon
Stillman
Seovil
Guernsey
Tech Freshmen Conquer Sophomores In Tug of War Showdown
Four thousand spectators watched a tense field day at the institute as Tech freshmen edged the sophomores in a four-pull tug of war 6 to 8 after a 14 to 6 football win, with the relay 4 to 3 and the crowd cheering Mayor Good on Harvard Bridge.
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Newton High Defeats Brookline High 33 in Triangular Opener
Newton High opened the season with a 33 to 0 victory over Brookline High at Claffin Field Newtonville in the first Triangular league game. Mellor and Vachon each scored twice while Harris booted three goals after touchdowns. Referee Fred Hoey and officials presided as four 12 minute periods were played.
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Quincy High Tops Brockton 34 to 10 in Battery of Scores
Quincy High defeated Brockton High 84 to 10 in a game at Quincy yesterday. Key scorers include Hawlin Arthur Larkin Di Genso Bogigan and Hamlin with Emery and Kelley contributing on goals after touchdowns. Referee O Laughlin and umpires O Brien officiated. four 12 minute periods stated.
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Mussen
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Tigers arrive in Boston for Harvard Princeton clash
A seven man Princeton advance guard studied wind at Harvard Stadium Auburndale before joining the full Tiger squad. Harvard and Princeton, both unbeaten, prepare for a top college football showcase with other regional games drawing strong interest across New England.
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Dickerman
Law
Gennert
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Buzz” Law
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Holy Cross Carlisle battle looms in key clash
The Holy Cross and Carlisle teams, each having struggled this season amid player dissension, prepare for a pivotal Manchester clash. Coach Kelley and Warner have focused on unity as they seek a rare big win in the season finale.
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Night before finish keeps six day race tight
The final hours of the six day bike race show all eleven teams in contention with near continuous sprinting from 8 pm to 1 am. A lone lap gain by tail enders did not alter overall standings while riders like Root and Mitten, Carmen, and Goullett stayed close. Hill night at the Arena drew many Watertown fans as finish tension rose.
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Watertown rider wins sprint as McNamara leads pacing
At end of day five McNamara leads the mile sprint with Hill unable to overtake. Goullett and Drobach attempt lap stealing but McNamara responds, securing the cup and premiums while Moran trails. Relations among riders appear strained as events unfold.
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Noble and Greenough Triumph Over Roxbury Latin 7–3
Noble and Greenough defeated Roxbury Latin 7 to 3 yesterday afternoon at Somerville Field. A large crowd watched the game as Nobles secured the victory.
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Commerce Dominates Dorchester in Overtime Bid
The High School of Commerce beat Dorchester in a game at Fenway Park. Commerce surged 13 points in the first quarter led by Kendrick and Devine. Faulkner intercepted a pass and returned it for a TD while Sullivan scored on a fumbled ball near the goal line.
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Nationals Beat All-Amers 4 2 in San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 6, the Nationals defeated the All-Amers 4 to 2 in a baseball game. Players and exact lineups are not listed in the excerpt.
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