Yale and Princeton game lineups shift as Shevlin answers Rush
Yale altered its backfield and defensive lineup after Princeton changes. The Elis added Scovil and Guernsey to boost defense and dropkicking, while Yale’s depth at ends tackles guards centers and backfield is highlighted. The piece recalls 1910 shifts and notes Yale's depth gives tactical flexibility for Saturday’s game.
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Ames
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Taft
Stuart
Hutchinson
Groton Beats St. Mark's 7 to 0 in Annual Southboro Game
Groton School edged St. Mark's 7 to 0 in the Southboro gridiron classic. Coolidge scored the decisive TD on a short plunge after a long drive, with Emmons converting the extra point. Post and Street contributed notable punting and returns for St. Mark's, while Groton's defense held firm after early threats.
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ST. Mark’s
Southboro
Groton School
Coolidge
Robert W. Emmons
R. Post
St. Mark's
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Lothrop
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St. Mark
Washburn
Emmons
Peace Eludes Federal League at French Lick Meeting
At French Lick Indiana on November 10 federal league chiefs failed to seal peace with organized baseball. President Gilmore said differences delay any settlement and Kansas City's franchise forfeiture may go to New York while the federation contemplates another season as an independent body. Buffalo's franchise status remained unsettled. No formal peace talks occurred between the rival factions during the gathering.
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Gilmore
New York
Kansas City
Buffalo
Colonel Ruppert
New York American Club
Speed Skaters Prepare for Boston Meet at Mechanics Rink
Entries flood in for amateur and professional roller skating races to be held next week at Mechanics rink in Boston. Top East racers train here including Jack Woodward of Philadelphia Roland Cuoni of Harrisburg Billy Yale of New Haven Hogey Coulson of Washington and Harry Lowney of Newark. Manager Parsons expects local entries from Boston and surrounding areas as the Hub touts fast rollers.
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Iin Mechanics
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Jack Woodward
Philadelphia
Penn
Roland Cuoni
Harrisburg
Billy Yale
New Haven
Williams Wins Tournament Despite Cold Wind at Jarvis Field
Norris Williams sixteen clinched the interclass tennis title at Harvard beating H G M Kelleher 18 6 3 4 6 0 in a windy match. Williams led the senior class team to victory on Jarvis Field yesterday.
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H G. M. Kelleher
Special Train For Yale Princeton Game
The Yale Princeton game sells out Yale Bowl capacity. the New York New Haven Hartford railroad runs a special coach train from Boston at 8 16 a m to New Haven and returns at 7 p m The trip advises advance round trip tickets to avoid seat shortage at kickoff.
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Boston
Dartmouth Gets Hard Scrimmage Before Bates Game
Hanover N H November 10 the Dartmouth varsity played a grueling hour long scrimmage that ended in a 7 to 7 tie. Both backfield trios produced fierce line plunges and the coaches praised the team spirit in addressing last Saturday’s mistakes.
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Bates
Quarterbacks Highlight Plays in Scrimmage Tie
Worthington led the first team and tied the score as seven points stood against them before darkness fell. Spears executed punt returns and kicked the varsity’s extra points while Thielscher scored for the second team on a delayed centre back. Pudrith and Spears also added kicks to their respective squads.
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Lehman
Yale Chooses Lineup to Face Princeton Tigers
Yale coaches finalize the lineup for the Princeton game, keeping most players from the Brown match but substituting Black for Kent at left guard. The only unsettled position is left end between Buck Church and Jim Higginbotham with Church favored. Guernsey’s two 45 yard field goals highlight a rested practice week as Yale seeks a strong finish.
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Lilley
Howard Jones
Huntington Beats Tufts Freshmen in 83 to 0 Victory
Huntington School crushed the Tufts freshmen 83 to 0 on the Tufts Oval. Smith scored on an 80 yard run on the first Huntington play, with roach rice and Adams among the scorers. Referee Richard Smith and Umpire H I Williams officiated. four 10 minute periods were played.
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H. I. Williams
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Marling
Farley
English High Romps Over Milton High in 38–0 Victory
English High defeated Milton High 38 to 0 in a football game at Milton. Touchdowns by Bridges eight points and Daley and Downey added scores, with Bridges converting two touchdowns. Multiple fumbles marred play on both sides. officials were Gustafson, O'Brien, and Shand. Time four ten minute periods.
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