Harvard Working New Formations In Gridiron Practice
Harvard football drills feature early start on slippery Soldiers Field as coaches Haughton Daly refine new plays. Key players like Brickley Hollister Milholland and Hardwick star in punts and drops while injuries limit Coolidge and Parmenter. Substitutes Bradley Wendell and Frothingham test backfield roles. Willetts McGuire return to bolster punting and size.
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Hardwick
Felton
Hollister
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Iane
Haughton
Daly
Ako
Crimson
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Princeton
O’brien
Leary
Smith
H. Frothingham
Weatherhead
Parmenter
Dartmouth
Yale
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Soond
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Wendell
Fettle
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Hitchcock R. T
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H. Hardwick
H. B
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Dart mouth and Yale game scrimmage drills outlined
New formations and attacks for the Dartmouth game in a week and Yale game the following week were practiced in a long scrimmage between the varsity and substitutes. The ball stayed mostly with the varsity, and each side scored once with a drop kick from the same distance, Brickley for the varsity and Hollister for the substitutes.
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Dartmouth
Yale
Varsity
Brickley
Hollister
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Exeter Fit for Andover After Scrimmage
Exeter New Hampshire reports the squad in prime condition for Saturday’s Brothers Field matchup with Andover. Trainer George S. Connors supervised the final practice, noting Bolton may be unavailable due to a recent injury.
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N. H
George S. Connors
Bolton
Brothers
Exeter Bears Mascot Causes Photo Clash Ahead of Andover Game
Exeter’s practice featured only a few punts and signals with Bolton absent. Howard Jones returned from New York and impressed with the ends. Maurice Connor, Harvard ’93, observed the squad and will stay for the game. Brittingham and Kirkpatrick unveiled Exeter’s new Alaska native bear cub mascot, which threatened a photographer as the cub’s open air antics drew real bear tricks. Exeter aims to defeat Andover Saturday to claim the mascot’s victory momentum.
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Bolton
Howard Jones
New York
Maurice Connor
Harvard
Brittingham
Kirkpatrick
Exeter
Alaska
Professor Chase
Baker
Ike
Andover
Promoters Urged to Learn Better Race Meeting Etiquette
Kerr of Rockingham Park visited Brighton Beach for the races on election day and criticized New York promoters for crowding the track and letting the crowd act freely. The piece notes re registration costs for car body changes in New York and highlights plans for another Indianapolis sales convention led by J. J. Cole and E. Le Roy Pelletier. Bruce Smith extols practical experience for chauffeurs and engineers while stressing knowledge as valuable but secondary. George Wilson of the Studebaker Phaker Corp tours New England, a prolific traveler who has crossed the ocean 34 times and admires the incoming President-elect.
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Rockingham Park
Brighton Beach
New York
Indianapolis
J. J. Cole
E. le Roy Pelletier
Bruce Smith
George Wilson
Fastern
Stude Phaker Corporation
New England
Wilson
Ocean
United States
Deal for Tinker Declared Off
Cincinnati November 7 1912 Joe Tinker Cub shortstop will not manage the Reds in 1913. There is a possibility Roger Bresnahan former Cardinals manager may take the job.
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Ohio
Joe Tinker
Cub
Roger Bresnahan
Cardinals
Cambridge High and Latin Meet for City Prep Football Title
The Tufts Oval hosts the Cambridge high school championship with Rindge Technical versus Cambridge High and Latin. Latin is favored despite Rindge stronger in recent results, as both squads train for a close matchup. Other games include Noble and Greenough vs Roxbury Latin, Quincy High vs Brockton High, and Brookline High at Griggs Field.
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Rindge Technical
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Roxbury Latin
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Shoe City
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Brookline High
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Andover
Wolgast
Tear Off Near 950 Hard Miles In Six Day Race
A large Arena crowd witnessed the fourth night of the six day race despite rain. Star riders Root Fogler Clarke Ryan and Perchiot watched each other as Wells and Mitten nearly escaped early, while Krebs Jokus Loftis Gardellini and Walthour Collins teams battled for position. Jumbo Wells and Worth Mitten mounted a strong late sprint but tying pace and clutching laps kept the field tight.
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Mitten
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Loftus-Gardellini
Walthour-Collins
Jokus
Floyd Krebs
Diefenbacher-Carmen
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Collins
Jumbo Wells
Worth Mitten
Clark
Hill
Espeo Tenes
Moran
Hehir M. Bedell
J. Bedell
Mitten Pye
Esrenasne
Thomas
Cameron
Magineenve
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Lawrence
Krebs
Loftus
Gardellini
Diefenbacher
Carmen
Wrestling Bout Principals Change At Grand Opera House
Last night at the Grand Opera House a last minute switch altered matchups. Smelszka was replaced due to travel mishap, pitting Nebraskan Marlow against Johnson of Salt Lake City and Cyclone Burns. Johnson fell in 14 minutes 16 seconds by hammerlock and half nelson. Burns showed strong resistance.
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Grand Opera House
Smelszka
Cyclone Burns
Tuohey
Marlow
Johnson
Salt Lake City
Burns
College Grid Contests Preview and Early Season Notes
Arthur Duffey surveys the college football slate with Harvard vs Vanderbilt Yale hosting Brown and Army facing Carlisle in a sequence of likely thrillers. He notes bets against Harvard and praises manager Nickerson at the Boston National club while previewing Yale cross country under Joe Finneran and Joe Mack’s Blue runners.
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Harvard
Vanderbilt
Yale
Brunonians
Tigers
New York University
Army
Carlisle Indians
Carlisle Army
Herman Nickerson
Boston National Baseball Club
Nick
Chance offered $18 000 to manage Highlanders next year
Chicago reports Harry Wolverton adrift by New York club and Frank Chance, ex Cubs manager, offered $18 000 a year plus 6 percent profits to helm the Highlanders. Chance undecided while Cubs president Murphy weighs actions and waivers.
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Chicago
New York
Harry Wolverton
Frank Chance
Cubs
Highlanders
California
Chance
Murphy
Cub
Scovil Seen as Future Breaker for Dartmouth Football
Dartmouth coaches praise Scovil, a tall freshman back, as a potential nation leading line breaker. At over six feet and weighing 18 pounds, he has repeatedly tormented the varsity line and impressed early in the season.
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Dartmouth
Scovil
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