Yale Ends Work for Brown Game
Yale wraps up limited scrimmage with only minutes of play before the Brown game. Dave Dunn emerges as the leading back candidate after scoring twice in practice. Yale plans to 15 minute halves, expects 20,000 spectators, and arranges travel, lodging, and a burlesque show during halftime.
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Tom Shevlin
Springer Brooks
Howard Jones
Ralph Bloomer
Ted Lilley
George Goss
Ned Glass
Foster Sanford
Carl Flanders
Clinton Roraback
Buck Morris
Jack Field
Walter Camp
Varsity
Scrubs
Dave Dunn
Philbin
Andersen
Reilly
Freeman
Erle Kistler
Yale
Harvard Hockey Gets Under Way
Harvard begins hockey season with a mass meeting led by Captain Fred Huntington at the Harvard Union to call for candidates. The first practice is scheduled for the Boston Arena next Monday night following football season closure to form a championship team.
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Harvard
Fred Huntington
Harvard Union
Boston
Green Ready for the Tiger
Dartmouth completes final prep for an early morning trip to Hanover to face Princeton in the Tigers lair. A 1300-strong Alumni Oval sendoff underscored the team’s rapid improvement and smooth signal drill as Coach Cavanaugh’s lineup drills sharpened.
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N. H
Dartmouth
Hanoverians
Tigers’ Lair
Alumni Oval
Cavanaugh
Princeton
Captain Daley
Elcock
Whitmore
Beer
Gibson
Farnum
Dana
Llewellyn
Dudley
Morey
Snow
Brown's Last Scrimmage Sparks Yale Game Anticipation
Brown's football squad held its final prep scrimmage at Andrews Field, scoring two touchdowns and two field goals as Sprackling shined. The second eleven added a 70 yard TD run by Gardner. Scrimmage highlighted line adjustments and potential players for Yale with Donovan at center amid injuries and strategic experimentation.
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Providence
Brown
Yale
Andrews Field
Varsity
Sprackling
Gardner
Syracuse
Bean
Tenney
Snell
Metcalf
Mitchell
Donovan
Ashbaugh
Shipley
Wendell
Harvard
Jones
Donovan Gelb
Bartlett
New Haven
Blues
Hartford
Trinity Field
Sudbury Alleys Industrial League Scorecard
Sudbury alleys league standings list teams such as Somerville Gro Clerks and Am Net & Twine with contact numbers 407 452 1310 and 432 454 428 13800, detailing league clubs and addresses for the industrial league season.
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Sudbury
Somerville Gro
Clerks
Ani
Net
Twine
Substitutes Meet the Indians For Crimson Practice
Coach Haughton split teams in a practice to gauge strength for future tasks. The substitutes hold Harvard’s chances against the Indians next Saturday, while the varsity lineup will influence games with Dartmouth and Yale. Carlisle’s bright redskin youths are reticent yet determined to perform their best.
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Haughton
Harvard
Dartmouth
Yale
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
The
Crimson
Scrimmage Highlights Gardner and Freedley as Yale basketball plans emerge
A three quarter hour practice featured a light scrimmage with no scoring as Gardner replaced Potter at quarterback and Freedley impressed with leadership. The contesting coaches used the period to refine openings for Yale and Dartmouth games and to test substitutes in defense against open plays.
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Haughton
Gardner
Potter
Yale
Freedley
Dartmouth
Carlisle
Fisher
Keays
Indians
Crimson
Warner
Varsity
Smith
Hollister Hitchcock
Parmenter Keays
Blodgett Fisher
R T
Staw O'Brien
Howard Gardner
Freedley Reynolds
Morrison Wendell
T. Frothingham, Jr. Huntington
Blackall Seer
Indians Prepare for Harvard Game at Cambridge
Carlisle Indians drill in final practice for the Harvard game at Cambridge as Warner and Lt Treibley lead 24 players through signals. A slight injury to Newashe might limit his participation. Byrd’s condition and Thorpe’s panting are noted. A contingent travels to Boston with Carlisle fans and chaperoned girls from Carlisle will attend the game.
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Carlisle
Penn
Cambridge
Newashe
Harvard
Warner
Treibley
Boston
Copley Square
Roberts
Hugh Wheelock
Borgan
Bermie
Wright
Dusich
Lone Star
J. Wheelock
Welch
Thorpe
Arcasa
Powell
Burd
Byrd
Friedman
New York City
Leaders Hold LA in Six Day Bicycle Race
The Bedell brothers and Drobach and Pye defended their one lap lead after four days in Buffalo. Carslake and Martin Ryan of Newark moved into second division by reclaiming three laps, Palmer withdrew ill, Stein left track. End of day four standings show Bedell Bedell and Drobach Pye tied at six laps.
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Bedell Brothers
Long Island
Drobach
Pye
Carslake
Martin Ryan
Newark
Palmer
Charles Stein
Brooklyn
Miles
Bedell-Bedell
Drobach-Pye
Six Day Riders Agree To Terms For December Start
The American Racing Cyclists Union ends negotiations with promoter Patt Powers over an 80 percent prize money share. The six-day race will run in December with about 18 teams including Frank Kramer and partner, and top riders Heather Moran or Freddy Hill expected to form a team. Walter Rutt Johanna Stol and Brocco Georget are slated to race in New York alongside other Europe stars, with team lineups to be settled in a riders meeting.
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American Racing Cyclists’ Union
Patt Powers
Frank Kramer
Heather Jimmy Moran
Freddy Hill
Powers
Walter Rutt
Johanna Stol
New
Mantell Wins Rhode Island Middleweight Title Over Perron
Frank Mantell defeated Frank Perron on points in a 15 round middleweight title bout at the Rhode Island Athletic Club to claim the Rhode Island championship. Mantell’s longer experience gave him the edge as he landed repeatedly in infighting. Mickey Devine beat Fighting Kenny in the opening bout and Amby Houston stopped Kid Albée in six rounds in the semi final.
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Providence
Frank Mantell
Rhode Island
Frank Perron
Rhode Island Athletic Club
Mantell
Perron
Mickey Devine
Kenny
Amby Houston
Kid Albée
Mercier Beats Deshler In Ninth Fight at Unity Club
Kid Mercier of Lawrence defeats Dave Deshler in a 12 round decision in Lawrence after a hard fought bout. Deshler led until the fifth round before Mercier surged. preliminaries saw Young Scanlon beat Young Foye, Young Riordan defeating Kid Sayers, and Tim Connors defeating Jack Smith.
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Kid Sayers
Tim Connors
Cambridge
Jack Smith
Methuen
Coffey Defeats Loughrey In Ten Round Boxing Bout
Walter Coffey of California defeated Young Loughrey of Philadelphia in a 10 round bout at the National Sporting Club of America. Coffey landed a crushing body shot in round two and had Loughrey staggering in round ten though no knockout occurred. Jeff Smith was to fight Coffey but was sidelined by a broken hand. Local reports note ribs were alleged to be broken but Loughrey finished all ten rounds.
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New York
National Sporting Club of America
Walter Coffey
California
Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
Jeff Smith
Coffey
Loughrey
Dixie Kid Knocks Out Summers in 2nd Round
In Liverpool on November 9 the Dixie Kid a colored welterweight defeated Johnny Summers in the second round of a scheduled 20 round world welterweight championship bout.
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Dixie Kid
Ohnny Summers
Liverpool
Johnny Summers
Cornell Managers Change Selection Method for Minor Sports
Cornell athletic authorities switch from nine separate trials to a single general competition directed by a field manager and assistant field manager chosen by the minor sports council. The nine highest standing candidates will select their appointments in order of merit.
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Cornell
Minor
Giants' World Series Experience Strengthens Cuba Readiness
The Giants' World Series experience is seen as valuable preparation for the upcoming games in Cuba, suggesting the squad is ready to adapt to international play and heightened competition.
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New York Giants
Cuba
Yale Alumni Weekly Doubts Yale’s Bowl Prospects
New Haven November 9 The Yale Alumni Weekly expresses pessimism about Yale’s chances against Princeton and Harvard and even the Brown game. It notes Yale’s injury list has grown and that only coaching and good fortune may save the season as Yale races to field backfield players at peak form.
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Foss
Perry
Charley Paul
Princeton
Harvard
Yale Field
New York
Providence
Yale
Pendleton
Bowdoin
Morice
Pennsylvania
Torrey
Davis
Wesleyan
New Haven
Yale Alumni Weekly
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