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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1910
Page
13
Yale and Princeton meet at Princeton with Princeton fans predicting a win after Yale’s recent dip. The series dates to 1876 with Yale holding a 10–34, including two 0–0 ties. Princeton recalls 1903 glory as it seeks to end a long Eli dominance despite Brown’s 21–0 upset.
Yale and Princeton prepare for a pivotal season clash. Princeton touts a heavier, sharper backfield led by Pendleton and Ballou, while Yale relies on Howe Field and Daly to power its line. Analysts deem Princeton the stronger backfield unit this year.
Yale and Princeton clash as guards Wilson and McCormick lead Yale against McDevitt Fuller in the Elis faces. Yale ends Kilpatrick and Brooks pace the Yale line while Scully and Brown duel. Princeton expects a win on paper but Yale’s indomitable spirit may tilt the result.
Arthur Duffey surveys a football day of vitals as Harvard chases a narrow victory over Dartmouth and Cornell looms as the lone intruder to stop Harvard’s unbeaten run. Randall’s Tigers hope to upset Harvard while Walter Camp reshapes the Tiger defense for a contest with the Elis.
Dartmouth Yale Harvard Cornell and Pennsylvania scouted the three mile course in Princeton New Jersey ahead of tomorrow’s intercollegiate amateur athletes meet. Colubmia MIT and Michigan were due in tonight for the event.
Yale freshmen captured the meet at Andover with 37 points, besting Dartmouth 48 and Andover 46 while Harvard 54 trailed. The annual race drew Yale, Dartmouth, Harvard, and Andover competitors.
Harvard varsity eight easily wins the annual fall handicap race on the Charles River defeating the third crew by four lengths while the second crew trails five lengths behind in a clear victory.
In a set of high school hockey scores New Bedford edges New Haven 3 2 Fall River rolls past Hartford 8 6 and Taunton beats Brockton 10 3. The results showcase local teams in close contests.
A string of today’s matches includes English High at Somerville High in Somerville and Malden High at Malden. Other listed games feature Cambridge Latin at American league grounds and Milton at Melrose, with several more meetings across Massachusetts venues.
Brookline High beat Newton High 6 to 0 at American League grounds as O Hearn connected with Sprague for the only touchdown in the third period. Newton’s Brady was kicked in the head and removed. Brookline’s defense held late as they protected a narrow lead.
Revere High scored 16 points against Stoneham High at Curtis Park yesterday afternoon in a 25 minute game meant to run 40. Revere used a substitute lineup while Stoneham failed to break through. In the third period Horgan returned a punt 25 yards for Revere's third touchdown. Stoneham disputed a referee decision and left the field.
Stone School dominates Roxbury Latin 28 to 0 on its grounds in Chestnut Hill. Green scores eight points and Boutwell adds two touchdowns while Redman handles goal kicks for the team. Attendance reaches 500 as officials include umpire Allen and Fiske and referee Hallahan.
A 0 to 0 tie between Rindge Manual Training School and Dorchester High sparked a small riot on Washington Street near Dunbar Avenue. Mounted police and seven patrolmen stopped the disturbance after a boy threw a missile at a banner and a brick was hurled at him.
Arlington High defeated Walpole High 16 to 0 on the Arlington playground. Touchdowns were scored by Trainor McWeeny Smith with four 10 minute periods and an attendance of 450. Umpires Foley Gilbert referee Adams timekeeper Carens.
Brighton defeated South Boston High 11 to 5 with Touchdowns by Murphy Grant and Thornton. Murphy kicked the goal from touchdown. Umpire Cahill referee Mack timekeeper Redding linesmen Carra and Green. Four nine minute periods. attendance about 300.
Local fans face a day of high school football with Cambridge Latin versus Boston Latin at the American league grounds and Somerville High meeting English High in Somerville. Malden High hosts Everett High while Chelsea travels to Beverly. English High eyes a favorable matchup after recent results as Malden seeks another win.
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