Harvard Faces Carlisle With Parker Back at Guard
Harvard lines up a strong team with Captain Parker restored at guard and Bird likely to start once fit. Burr remains Harvard’s main offensive weapon as the Crimson defend against Carlisle’s famed open game while Newhall directs the backfield and kicks.
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New England Breeders Committee to Decide Track Sale
At a stockholders meeting of the New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association the directors recommendation to sell property for creditors and stockholders was debated. A five member committee to be named by the president will report at the December annual meeting with plans and recommendations. The group agreed races should include the Grand Circuit a New England Breeders meeting and a New England fair.
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New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Inter-College Shoot Today at Clearview Gun Club Philadelphia
The annual all intercollegiate shoot brings Harvard Yale Princeton and Penn into Clearview Gun Club Philadelphia today. Five shooters from each school will fire 50 birds in 25 bird strings. Harvard leads a strong lineup including Brown Brooks Cushman Gian Hauthaway Higginson Wigglesworth, aiming to improve on last year’s Yale win and Harvard fourth place.
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Newton High Beats Cambridge Latin 15 to 0 in Nov 8 Game
Newton High School overwhelmed Cambridge Latin 15 to 0 as Chandler and Donahue scored touchdowns and Chandler added a field goal. Referee Martin officiated with Woodlock Umpire and Gutterson field judges. attendance 500. two 20 minute halves.
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Harvard Seniors Defeat Second Team 6 to 0
In a fast game punctuated by punting the Harvard seniors defeated the second team 6 to 0. The seniors played fastball and kept the Second squad on the jump throughout the afternoon contest.
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Harvard
No Tricks Said by Dartmouth Ahead of Holy Cross Fight
Dartmouth trains for Holy Cross with secret formations and punt work on the oval as field conditions limit scoring. First string listed to start, Kennedy sidelined by knee, Robbins and Sherwin out over scholarship issues. Starting lineup: Deangelis Schildmiller Lang Bankhart Rich Baldwin Brusse Glaze Stuart Ingersoll Marks.
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New York Auto Show A Success
The New York Auto Show in Madison Square Garden closes tomorrow amid strong wholesale business and expectations that retail demand will grow later. Packard plans a commercial truck launch after thorough testing. Boston dealers plan their March show to capture upcoming retail sales.
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Dedham High and Wellesley Clash in Annual Game
Dedham High meets Wellesley High at Stone Park tomorrow afternoon in the annual football battle. Dedham carries a heavier lineup but has not won since 1903, while Wellesley, with a stronger recent record, has won the last two meetings.
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Wellesley High
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Freshmen from Boston University Defeat Sophomores 38 to 0
Boston University freshmen upset the sophomores 38 to 0 in a football game. The freshmen used open play and passes while sophomores lost Brown to a dislocated shoulder. Spaulding scored three touchdowns, McIntosh two, Dow one, with McIntosh converting three. Referee Sanders and Umpire Brown of Wesleyan officiated. Time periods were 25 and 20 minutes.
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Smith and Howard Lead Harvard Cross Country Victory
In a consolation cross-country run for Harvard, E. B. Smith aged 8 finished first in 26m 42s for five miles. C. Howard aged 9 was second in 27m 0s, with G. E. Brown third in 27m 31s. Smith and Howard join the varsity training table as 19 men are chosen to run Yale next week.
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Princeton
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Exeter Andover duel headlines busy gridiron day
Across New England schools compete from Exeter to Dorchester and Roxbury High as Exeter battles Andover in a key clash. Mechanic Arts faces Boston Latin while Dorchester meets Roxbury High amid eligibility issues and strong local standouts.
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Will Taylor Back Up Comiskey In Ousting Johnson
In a Chicago meeting the proposed power struggle around Ban Johnson is set to unfold as Charlie Comiskey seeks to depose the American League president with support from Boston magnates. President Taylor may back him, while trades involving Congalton Knight and other 57 Boston players loom, amid winter quiet at headquarters.
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Harvard Fall Rowing Ends One Length Victory Over Varsity
A four mile Charles River race from Stillman Infirmary to Union boat house closed Harvard fall rowing. The second crew, handicap six lengths, led at times. the varsity edged ahead near Longwood and Harvard bridge, finishing a length behind the second with the third close third as all three boats stayed abreast in final stretch.
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Polo at New Haven New Haven and Providence
Polo match result from New Haven shows New Haven beating Providence with a score of 2 to 1 in a closely contested game played at the New Haven venue.
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Yale Concedes Brown May Gain Touchdown
Yale coaches abandon secret practice as they anticipate Brown's threat from Lightning Johnny Mayhew. Yale aims to win at New Haven tomorrow with new formations and players like Brides and Jones set for several positions.
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Conn
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Harvard Freshmen Meet Dean Academy on Gridiron
The Harvard freshman eleven clash with Dean Academy this afternoon at four on the freshman field. Both teams are fast and the matchup promises excitement. A large crowd expected as Carlisle game disappointments linger.
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Harvard
Dean Academy
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