Yale Faces Hard Road to Beat Princeton and Harvard
Yale coaches arrived in New Haven discussing the Princeton and Harvard tests that close the Elis schedule. Optimism is low with a possible 10 to 0 Yale win forecast by some, while Olcott predicts a Yale victory but declines a score. Preparations focus on quarterback Wheeler and guard Cooney with shifts to Read and Pendleton for the big game.
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Princeton
Harvard
Elis
Bo” Olcott
New York University
Tigertown
Olcott
Eli
Arthur Brides
Amherst Agricultural College
Carl Flanders
Tom Shevlin
Fred Murphy
Walter Camp
Ted Coy
George Adee
Pa’’ Corbin
Foster Sanford
Nate Wheeler
Russell Cooney
Arnold
Cooney
Read
Pendleton
Gallaner
Avery
Bomeltster
Shevlin
Kilpatrick
Big City Game at Fenway Park For Boston High Schools
Boston Latin and English High School football teams will meet on Thanksgiving Day at Fenway Park after officials of the Boston American League club granted consent. Other schoolboy games include Brockton vs Rindge Technical and Allen School vs Lawrence Academy Groton at Brockton and West Newton.
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Boston Latin
English
Campbell
Smith
English High
Brockton
West Newton
Shoe City
Rindge Technical School
Brockton High School
University City
Quincy High School
Rindge
Brockton Club
Centre Street
Allen School
Lawrence Academy
Groton
F. H. Baldwin
Brockton High
Allen
Duffey's Column Puts Spotlight on Amateur Athletics Reform
Duffey examines new western and southern reformers in the A A U challenging Jim Sullivan and warns of ructions at the national meeting. He notes Thorpe's undecided path post season, defends the hammer throw, and praises Ty Cobb while assessing Yale Princeton and Harvard matchups and Yale’s perceived early weaknesses.
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Jim Sullivan
Indians Eye Pennsylvania Game In Carlisle Practice
Carlisle Pennsylvanias game week begins with secret practice delayed by missing signal drills but the Carlisle Indians show strong eagerness under Captain Jim Thorpe. The squad reports no injuries and aims for a standout performance against Penn State.
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Carlisle
Penn
Jim Thorpe
Lone Star
Redskins
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
America
Official sanction for Tinker deal reaches Chicago
Chicago November 11 Officials approved the deal that will make Joe Tinker manager of Cincinnati. John J Evers recently named Chicago National League manager confirmed the trade after a conference with President Murphy. The exact Cincinnati players involved have yet to be named. Tinker said he is glad Evers approved the arrangement and that the manager job seems likely to come his way.
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Chicago
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
John J. Evers
Murphy
Evers
Tinker
O.K
Big Leagues Meet Today in Milwaukee
Two hundred teens identified with major and minor leagues left Chicago for Milwaukee to attend the annual meeting of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues opening tomorrow. The arbitration board finished its work tonight and discussions on salary limits and league classifications will be the main issues at the convention.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Board of Arbitration
Cross country scoring and college meet history summarized
Explains cross country scoring by finishing positions and notes Harvard's four defeats of Yale since 1890 with scores from 1890 12–6 1898 17–0 1901 22–0 and 1908 4–0. Mentions Harvard Dartmouth ticket access and local hockey teams Pilgrim A A and Arena, plus fastest mile records by Kiviat Connell and Jones with dates and venues.
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Crimson
Lawrence
Garcelon
Dartmouth
Fogler
Moran
Perehkot
Pye
Perchkot
Pilgrim A. A
Arena
Lougee
Boston Arena
Abel Kiviat
A. C
John Paul Jones
Cornell
Jones
E Abel Kivint
Tommy Connell
Kiviat
Connett
Travers Island
George B. Tinecler
Connefl
Fistiece
Forest Hills
J. Norton
Sedgwick Street
Jamaica Plain
Patrolman May Be World's Strong Man Crown Candidate
The article discusses succession to Louis Cyr as the world’s strongest man after Cyr’s death in St. Jean de Matha Quebec. It notes Cyr’s historic dominance and mentions contenders and the role of strength-testing machines in judging true strength. Ex Councilman James H. Phelan is cited on mastery of testing methods.
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Louis Cyr
St. Jean de Matha
Quebec
Cyr
Charles Samson
Eugene Sandow
James H. Phelan
Harvard
Phelan
Angus V. Meachern
Bob and Papa Bob Spar in Boston Exhibition
Ruby Robert Fitzsimmons has returned to Boston for a week to stage a boxing exhibition at the Howard. He and his son Bob Jr. perform three-round bouts daily, with Bob Sr. showing old time form and the younger man weighing 175 pounds and nearly as tall. The duo sparred fiercely in their first appearance, with Bob Jr. trading blows and the elder displaying regained mobility.
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Ruby Robert
Fitzsimmons
Boston
Howard
Robert
Bob
Bob, Jr
Papa Bobs
Willie Hoppe Defeats Cline in 18.2 Balk Line Title Opener
Willie Hoppe of New York defeated Harry I Cline, formerly of Philadelphia, in the opening game of the world professional championship 18.2 balk line billiards title, winning 500 to 190.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
This City
Harry I Cline
Philadelphia
Likely contenders in a strongman contest emerge in Boston
The piece weighs candidates for a world strength title beyond wrestling. George Hackenschmidt is noted for phenomenal strength, with Frank Gotch holding the public title. Other strong men mentioned include Stanislaus Zybszko, Cyr. Mamout, the Romano brothers, John Y. Smith, and Angus V. McEachern, all skilled amateurs or pros with potential to challenge the champion.
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George Hackenschmidt
Frank Gotch
Hack
Stanislaus Zybszko
Cyr
Mamout
Contes
Romano Brothers
Greater Boston
John Y. Smith
Waltham
Angus V. McEachern
Hanover Street
Arbitration board in session for baseball leagues
The Board of Arbitration of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues resumed deliberations in Chicago with over 50 cases remaining and plans to finish by the afternoon. More than 200 baseball men from 41 leagues arrived for the annual meeting in Milwaukee opening tomorrow.
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Board of Arbitration
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Milwaukee
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