Brookline High Triumphs 29 0 Over Cambridge Latin
Brookline High crushed Cambridge Latin 29 to 0 in opening Preparatory league game at American League grounds. Captain John Rechtler scored four touchdowns and Emerson added four extra points as Brookline dominated both halves. Reeves and Close starred for Cambridge, but could not dent the Brookline lead.
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Brookline High
Cambridge Latin School
John Rechtler
Cambridge Latin
Brookline
R. Emerson
Cambridge
Reeves
Close
Charles Hang
Bennie
Richie
Clune
Rechtler
Gray
Goodale
Cambridge Boys
Brookline H. Cambridge
L. Howe
Cy. Hann
G. Hann
White
L. G
Gray Emerson
Downey Brennan
Wells C. Hann
R. T
Ellis R. Emerson
Douglass Graham
Q. B
Reeves Collins
Close Elliott
R. Hh
Maler Aschtl
F. B
Dee
Brookline H. S
Elliott
Martin
Piper
Hapgood
Small
Daniels
Harvard Crew Changes Order in Varsity Practice
Harvard varsity rowed in a new lineup during practice with Morgan as stroke and Wiggins at bow. The second team featured Ball as stroke and Arnold as cox, while weather will determine if the new order stays.
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Harvard
Varsity
Morgan
Amberg
R. Bacon
Richardson
Lunt
Severance
Mulligan
Wiggins
Whitney
Ball
Ellis
G. Bacon
Emmons
Richards
Corbett
Crandall
Rackemann
Arnold
Cox
Yale Varsity Football Trains Under New Coaches
Yale’s varsity endured the season’s toughest drill with a secret 30 minute half and open 10 minute half led by new coaches Dr. Fred Murphy Vance McCormick and Roswell Tripp. Knox Forbes and Dines starred as 800 undergrads cheered the first rally of the season.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Knox
Forbes
Ond
Dines
Harvard
Fred Murphy
Vance McCormick
Roswell Tripp
Rindge and Harvard Play 0–0 Tie in Interpretry Football
The Rindge Training School eleven held Harvard junior class to a scoreless tie at Soldiers Field. Rindge, outpunting Harvard, drove to the Crimson 1 yard line late in the half but fumbles halted the drive. Waters’ punting stood out, Blair and Knobland starred for Harvard, Griffin and Hogan for Rindge.
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Rindge
Harvard
Soldiers Feld
Crimson
Cambridge
Waters
Blair
Knobland
Griffin
Hogan
Harvard Yale game tickets show strong demand
Harvard applications for the Yale game fell by 9000 compared with two years ago as many students did not use their privilege. The Carlisle game crowd is expected to rival last year’s Harvard Yale turnout with tickets nearly sold out. Reserved seats on both sides are gone and total attendance may reach at least 24,000.
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Harvard
Yale
Carlisle
O’brien
Harry Baker
Los Angeles
Berger
Kaufman
Mike Twin Sullivan
Joe Thomas
Thomas
Mike
Tommy Ryan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Redskins Set to Face Harvard in Boston Caravan
Carlisle Indian School departs for Cambridge to play Harvard with 26 players and a cheering line of about a thousand students at the gate. Coaches Pierce Hudson and Flanders prepared the team, water carboys in tow, and Major Mercer accompanies the squad to Boston.
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Carlisle
Penn
Old North Gate
Pierce
Hudson
Flanders
Harvard
Redskins
Cambridge
Carboys
Boston
Copley
Michigan and Princeton in talk of big football wins
Yost predicts a big Michigan victory over Penn to force national respect. Princeton adds a Poe to its coaching staff and Dillon in the backfield is lauded for elusiveness. Amherst braces for Williams as Andover plans a special train for the Exeter game. Captain Foster of Harvard vows to beat the Indians with Missouri fans expected.
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West Point
Tigers
Pennsylvania
Yost
Cambridge
Brighton
Western Avenue
Harvard Street
Princeton
Poe
John Poe
Nevada
Dillon
Amherst
Williams
Andover
Exeter
Foster Sandford
St. Mark’s
Groton
Foster
Harvard
Missouri
Hackenschmidt Renounces Golf but Stays in Wrestling
The wrestler Hackenschmidt quit golf after a playful debut and said wrestling is for him. Noted men like James B. Connolly defend golf, while other sports figures praise players and teams such as John Ganzel with the Reds and Georgetown, and discuss Pennsylvanian quarterback Price. The piece surveys athletic fame, bids for public office by Frank Greer, and comments on Dan Hurley Hugh Duffy and boxing stars amid broader sports chatter.
Wealthy Harvard Men Inspect Deer Island
Harvard social service committee, a group of wealthy philanthropists, visited Deer Island to inspect its hospitals workhouses and prisons. Dwight S. Brigham led the excursion with plans for fortnightly trips to aid inmates and educate the visitors.
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Harvard
Deer Island
Social Service Committee
Dwight S. Brigham
Belcast Triumphs in Bellerose Stakes at Aqueduct
Belcast eased from 5 to 1 to 16 to 5 to win the six furlong Bellerose selling stakes at Aqueduct. The favorite prevailed in the New York race as forecast.
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New York
Aqueduct
Burnham Out of Football and Injured
Edward Burnham, Harvard right end candidate, cannot play football this year due to a dislocated shoulder and multiple fractures. X rays show a recovery path of several months. he also captains the basketball team and may miss early season games as doctors assess his return.
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Edward Burnham
Harvard
Nichols
Burnham
Dartmouth Working Hard For The Amherst Game
Hanover N H November 8 Secret practice has been the word to supporters at the Oval as coach Folsom orders secrecy after the Princeton game. Changes loom with Hobbs moved to tackle Driver slotted at halfback and Steward given a chance at the same position. Amherst's strong form adds to the anticipation.
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Hanover
N. H
Oval
Folsom
Princeton
Hobbs
Driver
Tigers
Steward
Amherst
Dedham High to face Wellesley as Rogers returns
Dedham High meets Wellesley High tomorrow at Wellesley with Gus Rogers back at left tackle. This allows Scarry to resume his starting right guard position.
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Dedham
Dedham High
Wellesley High
Wellesley
Gus Rogers
Scarry
Harvard Interclass Football Opens With 1909 and 1907 Clash
Interclass football at Soldiers Field pits Harvard classes of 1909 and 1907 in a series deciding the Gordon cup. The 1907 team is led by captain H. W. Nichols, while Samuel Crowell captains the 1909 squad.
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Harvard
H. W. Nichols
Samuel Crowell
Rhode Island grid clash at Wood Island Park
The U S S Rhode Island football team meets U S S Georgia at Wood Island Park East Boston at 3 PM today. Next Tuesday they duel Tufts at the College Oval Medford for another afternoon game.
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Rhode Island
U. S. S. Georgia
Wood Island Park
East Boston
Tufts
College Oval
Medford
Gunther to Box Langford in Valley Falls Showdown
The Valley Falls Athletic Club schedules a Tuesday night boxing card headlined by George Gunther facing Sam Langford. Gunther has shown improvement over the past year around Pennsylvania, and promoters expect a tough test for Langford in this main bout.
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Valley Falls Athletic Club
George Gunther
Pennsylvania
Sam Langford
Gunther
Mistah
Harvard Men Confident of Beating Indians Tomorrow
Harvard’s varsity football team practiced with new trick plays and strong kicking as it prepares to face the Indians tomorrow. Coaches praised the pace and execution, noting several successful double passes and long passes, with Osborne and Burr prominent in scrimmage and signaling.
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Harvard
Macdonald
Starr
Newhall
Foster
Osborne
Wendell
Reid
Indians
Miller
Burnham
Pierce
Parker
Fraser
Crane
Burr
Varsity
E. I. Hall
Everett Lake
R. T
R. G
Kersberg
R. G. Price
Inches
Bird
R. E
Q. B
Gilder
Greenebaum
Graydon
Howes
Sommes
F. B
Local League Scores From Seven Matches Across City Parks
A string of recent league games across several divisions include West End over St. John s Arlington over Dedham and Back Bay over Woburn, Mt Benedict over Somerville, Maplewood over Charlestown, Elmel over Federal. Greater Boston League features Medford at Mt. Pleasant and Malden at Chelsea Square with multiple concurrent matchups.
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West End
St. John’s
Arlington
Dedham
Back Bay
Woburn
Mt. Benedict
Somerville
Maplewood
Charlestown
Elmel
Federal
Greater Boston
Medford
Mt. Pleasant
Malden
Chelsea Sq
Everett Sq
Carruth
Noddle
Casino
Cambridge
Everett
Terminal
Winthrop
Allston
Rexford
Laundry League
Eastern
Foster Currier
Taylor
Pilgrim
E. & R. Creamer
Wing
Excelsior
Quakers
Exchange
Auditors
Roslindale
A. C
Texas
Mt. Hope
Furniture League
Gossip of the Boxers Sparks Nevada Fight Offers
Nevada town of Rhyolite eyes a $20 000 purse for a Hyland versus Nelson bout as promoter Mike Geary pushes the deal. Gans and Nelson prospects loom, while Kinney seeks Chelsea rematch for Briggs. Gans–Nelson fight pictures run at Old Howard.
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Nevada
Dick Hyland
California
Nelson
Mike Geary
Tex Rickard
Gans
Steve Kinney
Milwaukee
Jimmy Briggs
Briggs
Chelsea
Billy Pierce
Gans-Nelson
Old Howard
Gunner Moir
England
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Linn
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Tad Jones
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South End
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Hyde Park High
Hyde Park
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Gow
van Blunt
Pell Cremens
William Jones
Ziegler Ramsey
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Blair Schuyler
Christman
Giddings McKenzie
G. B
Zichritz Wetning
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Gardner
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Hunt
Schuchuk
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Archie Libby
Hendricks
Little Boy
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Hackenschmidt
James B. Connolly
Connolly
Charley Riordan
Riordan
Cincinnati
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Reds
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Georgetown
Joe Reilly
Reilly
Legion of Friends
New England
Carl Willianmis
University of Pennsylvania
Price
Washington and Jefferson University
Walter Camp
Frank Erne
Tommy Murphy
Jack Sheehan
Erne
Hand
Murphy
Erie
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Pacific
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Dan Hurley
Hugh Duffy
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Hugh
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Dartmouth
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Jackies
Lincoln
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Field & Cowles
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John Hancock
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