Surprises Mark Harvard Football Practice Session
Harvard varsity held a light practice with no scrimmage as players worked on signals against Dartmouth formations. Gil Browne returned at left end, Wigglesworth tried at quarterback, O Flaherty remained favored, and Wigglesworth showed some strengths but may not overtake O Flaherty.
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Houston
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West Point
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Fiouston
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O’flaherty
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Dartmouth
Pennsylvanias Ready for Wolverines
The Pennsylvania football team finished its prep for the first intersectional game with Michigan and will move to Winslow Junction New Jersey to rest before the Saturday clash. Regulars practiced except Lamberton and Marks who are injured from the Lafayette game. Michigan is set to arrive tomorrow night and train in a suburb.
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Pennsylvania
Michigan
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Worcester 7 Providence 5 in rough Worcester win
Worcester defeats Providence 7 to 5 in a rough game at Worcester. Burgess scores 4 goals with Sutherland adding others as fouls mount and referees regulate play.
Brookline and Newton Highs Meet in Newtonville Round
Brookline High faces Newton High at Newtonville while Roxbury Latin meets Stone School in Chestnut Hill. The compact double header showcases local teams and rivalries in a busy prep sports day.
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Newtonville
Roxbury Latin
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Chestnut Hill
Lafayette Tops Princeton Ties Penn State in Standings
Lafayette defeated Princeton and drew with Penn State, prompting discussion that if Princeton beat Yale and Yale beat Harvard, Lafayette could lead the race. The chain of results hinges on future matchups and conference standings.
Dartmouth Feels Pressure as Harvard Prep Continues
Dartmouth faces a tightening quarterback dilemma with Pishon possibly out. Coach Glaze tests Johnny Boyle and Charlie Boyle joins the staff while Smith shows potential as the speedy backup. The day features final scrimmage against freshmen and focus on punts, kicks, and blocking.
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Gotch and Zybsco to Wrestle on Thanksgiving Night
Frank Gotch the world wrestling champion and Zybsco the Polish champion have been matched for a Thanksgiving night bout. No exact venue is set though Buffalo is favored to host.
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Hamburg Belle, Noted Trotter, Dies in Georgia
Thomasville Georgia November 10 Hamburg Belle a famous trotter died at the stock farm of her owner near Thomasville of pneumonia. The mare was purchased by Mel Hanna of Cleveland for fifty thousand dollars after coming south to escape a Northern winter and despite careful transport she fell ill and died shortly after arrival.
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Georgia
Hamburg Belle Trots World Titular Champ dies? (adjusted)
Hamburg Belle, a Kentucky bred trotting mare from the Wilkes stable, held the world record 2:01 1 4 and raced against Uhlan for the world championship. After the victory she sold for 50000 dollars to Mel Hanna. Uhlan defeated her at Readville in September, the Lexington deciding race canceled due to her illness. she was the season’s leading money winner in 1908.
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Prep League Title Decided This Afternoon
Newton and Brookline High clash at Claflin Field in the deciding prep league game. Newton, under new coach Harry McDevitt, prepared with secret practices and new plays, while Brookline remains in top shape and favorite.
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Everett High
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Norris
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Stone
Newburyport High Boys Protest Against Charges
Newburyport Massachusetts November 10 members of the local high school football team deny stealing clothing from the Ipswich team. They will appear at an athletic council meeting to decide whether the season should continue. Captain Ryan resigned for playing in a Danvers game against orders. Coach Leander McDonald of Harvard supports the boys in proving their innocence and contending with rivals Haverhill and Salem.
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Salem High
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Kennedy
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Bertram Field
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Feeley
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Paul Fraser
Dorchester
Sawyer
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Milton Academy
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Ipswich
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Haverhill
Leander McDonald
Harvard
Roxbury High Beats Mechanic Arts in Early Lead
Roxbury High defeated Mechanic Arts High 6 to 0 at the American League grounds. Ostegren and Cannon scored early after kickoff with a goal by Ostegren. no further scoring. Time 20 and 15 minute halves. Umpire McCarthy referee McDonald linesmen Weod and Cole.
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Harvard Club Dinner Honors 1909 University Crew
Harvard Club of Boston organizes a dinner at the Hotel Somerset on Thursday for the university crew of 1909 and related victorious crews. Major Higginson presides, toastmaster Hall, with President Lowell and speakers including James F. Curtis Eliot C. Cutler J Ward and F M Blagden. Attendance already expected to be record.
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University
Boston
Hotel Somerset
New London
Princeton Tigers Leave for Farmington Before Yale Game
The Princeton varsity football squad of 23 players departed for Farmington Conn for rest and night signal practice ahead of the Yale game. The undergraduates cheered as the train left with 1200 singing Old Nassau. Cunningham kicked several field goals in practice as Read or Spear could start at halfback.
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Tigers
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Dartmouth
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Yale
Yale Field Scrimmage Quiet Before Princeton Clash
Yale pruned work light with 10 minutes of scrimmage as players Howe Coy Philbin and Daley formed the backfield while Paul and Vaughan held ends. Ray Bigelow and ex-Captain Pa Corbin helped as coaches. Yale News named William H. Edwards umpire for the Yale Harvard game, a selection Jones denied tonight.
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New York City
Howard Jones
Carruth Dominates Mc Carthy in City League Bout
Carruth routed Mc Carthy in the City league at Boylston alleys. Somerset beat Boylston 3 of 4 points to take a four game lead. Elite and Hub split pairs, then Elite won the rolloff for an even team total. Scores follow.
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Weston
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Walker
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Sutherland
Hallas Speell
Green Wee
Strang Sets Two Track Records at Atlanta Speedway Meet
Strang dominates with two new track records amid rain delays at the automobile speedway meet in Atlanta. The day features hard racing, a dramatic finish in the 100-mile light stock car race where Knipper overtook Nelson, and Strang’s Fiat Sixty topping rivals though a tire issue prevented an even faster time.
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Joe Nelson
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Will Kniper
Lewis Strang
Oldfield
Christie
Aiken
Chalmers-Detroit
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Uffeys Olumn on Jimmy Walsh O'Toole Fight and Boxing Police
Jimmy Walsh defeats Tommy O'Toole in a bout that challenges a late draw claim by Dick Wieming. Police interference at the National A C arouses fans as Kyle Whitney and Jerry Zanes face arrest, while South Boston club defends legitimacy. Harvard Dartmouth football rivalry looms with Minot and Marks as key stars, and coach changes from Bowles to Dole are noted after a strong showing versus Princeton.
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Jimmy
Tommy O'Toole
Dick Wieming
O'Toole
National A. C
Kyle Whitney
Jerry Zaines
South Boston
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Harvard
Princeton football squad arrives at Elm Tree Inn Farmington
The Princeton football team and staff, 34 strong, arrived in Farmington at the Elm Tree Inn after meeting a special trolley in Hartford. They plan secret practice at the Country Club tomorrow on the links, with Saturday’s game against Yale in New Haven. All players are in good health and spirits and confident of a strong showing.
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Dartmouth Seeks Stronger Game Versus Harvard Ahead of Yale Pair
Dartmouth aims for a 2 percent stronger showing against Harvard than its Princeton effort. Since 1897 Yale leads Harvard 7–3 with two 0–0 ties in 12 matchups. Dartmouth profits from growing crowds, with gate take rising from 1899 to today, expecting about 30,000 seats and roughly $40,000 in receipts for the Harvard game.
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Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Hanover
Cambridge
Odds and Scores in Early 20th Century Picks
A historical puzzle列 scores and predictions on Somerville Malden Harvard Cornell Dartmouth Princeton Yale. It weighs who is closest to actual results, notes 6 5 final, 6 6 tie, and lists several pickers and claimed outcomes with minimal context.
St Alphonsus to Host Waltham in MLB Grounds Clash
St Alphonsus Association prepares for a third meeting with fast Waltham at the American league grounds next Saturday afternoon. The earlier Oct games ended in ties with open play and close near the goal line.
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St. Alphonsus Association
Waltham
Central Park
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