Dartmouth and Penn Set for Big Prance at Franklin Field
Prime for the fray, Dartmouth College and University of Pennsylvania football elevens rest before tomorrow's Franklin Field clash. Dartmouth hopeful, Penn hampered by injuries, with Simpson doubtful and lineup tweaks debated as fans back a possible upset by the Green. Alumni council meeting at Bellevue-Stratford ties to the big game.
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Brown President Faunce Leads Sendoff for Brown Yale Game
Brown University fans gather at Union Station as President Faunce, Professor Langdon, and Captain Dave Henry rally 400 undergraduates for the trip to New Haven. The crowd fills the station with cheers and songs while Langdon urges strong student support and Henry promises a hard fight for a Brown victory.
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Standing of Teams at 2 This Morning
The report lists team pairings and lap totals from a night race in this city. Keefe and Kopsky push their combo to close the gap with a series of brilliant exchanges and swift laps.
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Yale changes in lineup seek comeback against Brown
Yale announces shifts with Cooney and Colwell out due to injuries and Dunn returning at fullback. Captain Ketcham sits at end as Caldwell moves to left guard and Marting returns at center. Knowles and Pumpelly reinforce the backfield as Yale aims to revive its powerful trip-hammer attack against Brown and later Harvard and Princeton.
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New Zealand Pair Dominate Race With Dual Spurts
At 11 40 Kopsky sparked an electrifying effort to gain a half lap, then Keefe relieved him and lapped the field. Kopsky returned to take the lead again as the pair pressed on. The crowd cheered the New Zealand riders for a superb display of teamwork and speed lasting five minutes, while Grenda and Carman battled to recover laps. The premier miles were clocked by Hill and Ryan, and a prize was awarded by Joe Winston. Further ties will be settled by a mile race, with final events determining the standings.
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Captain Daniel's Team Wins Chess Match at Boston Club
At the Boston Chess Club last night Captain Daniel's team defeated Captain Hamblin's team 8 to 2. Daniel saved the day for his team amid a hard fought game with key performances by Robinson and others.
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Technology ties or surpasses Holy Cross in 4.5 mile race
Tech runners dominated Holy Cross in a 23 to 67 victory on a 4.5 mile Tech course from West Roxbury Highlands to Tech Field. Five Tech men finished before Holy Cross’s Joe Higgins, with Higgins runner up to Norman Taber last year as HC’s top finisher.
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Notre Dame Defeats Penn State on Home Turf
Notre Dame University upset Pennsylvania State College 14 to 0 at State College. The loss marks the first time Penn State has been defeated at home in its history, with Notre Dame earning the victory in the afternoon game.
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English duo Ray and Vardon win 18 hole best ball match
Edward Ray and Harry Vardon defeated Walter Clark and Frederick Bell in an 18 hole best ball match in Denver. The English pair finished in 66 strokes, 16 under par, achieving a strong early lead.
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Cambridge Latin Defeats Brookline High in Season Opener
Cambridge Latin beat Brookline High 7 0 at Russell Field after Cambridge Latin finally broke through the Brookline defense with a late touchdown. The score left Cambridge Latin with a 7 to 0 victory in the season debut.
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College gridiron and prep school matchups noted today
Harvard faces Princeton Yale meets Brown Dartmouth plays Pennsylvania Cornell takes on Michigan Exeter and Dover meet in a key prep game Tad Jones coached Exeter favored but past results loom. Cornell coaching change rumored with Dr. Harry Williams tied to the post. Swedes shine in Stockholm Olympics and gymnasts head to Boston November 15. Alvah Meyer reportedly stays in Boston to work. Willie Kolehmainen sails for Europe. The Penn Cornell cross country duel at Ithaca may crown the national title contender.
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Harvard Triumphs Over Cornell In Close Ride
Harvard won 55 to 41 against Cornell in a recent dual meet with Jack Moakley showing form for Harvard and George Orton's squad posting strong wins over Carlisle and Columbia. Frank Kramer, the American rider, has given up six day racing to focus on sprint work. Walter Johnson led American League pitchers with a .833 win percentage in 48 games with 3 losses and no ties. Joe Chick and Young Jasper fought to a 15 round draw in Manchester. Lawrence Tommy Sullivan Sam Langford Tige Waldman and Mike Criss had letters in the office. Johnson won the heavyweight title by stopping James J Jeffries at Reno on July 4 1910 after previous claim by beating Tommy Burns in Sydney on Dec 26 1908.
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Harvard Princeton Gridiron Replayed At Jordan Hall
Football fans unable to attend today can view a reproduced Harvard versus Princeton game on the Irwin score board at Jordan Hall. A miniature football moves in place with Princeton field positions while a direct wire from Princeton provides plays in real time. An orchestra plays college airs as supporters cheer for both teams.
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