Harvard Eleven Poised For Dartmouth Clash In Front of Yale Shadow
A football notes column discusses Harvard’s forward pass tactics against Dartmouth and Yale’s strong offensive lines. It mentions Frank Winkey and Dave Campbell as key ends, and recalls Michigan coach Yost reacting to signals. The piece notes Yale and Harvard recruitment, and hints at player origins and training influences.
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Frank Winkey
Dave Campbell
Yale
Harvard
Hinkey
New Haven
Ty Him
Dartmouth
Yale Faces Tigers After Strenuous Preps
Yale varsity, worn by the Brown game, held only light scrimmage with two regulars on hand. Dines sustained a cut nose, and practice was shortened as coaches scale back work before Saturday’s Princeton clash. Freshmen and scrubs tested the line while 18 coaches observed, and straw was laid on the field to keep conditions dry for the upcoming workout.
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New Haven
Conn
Brown University
Yale
Goebel
Bud Alcott
Jones Brothers
Paige
Biglow
Coy
Bomar
Cooney
Congdon
Mack
Varsity
Tigers
Princeton
Scrubs
Moir and Burns Set for London Heavyweight Clash
London excitement builds for December 2 as Gunner Moir defends his local crown against Tommy Burns at the National Sporting Club. Burns, the top American heavyweight since Jeffries, seeks the world title by unseating the English champion.
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Tommy Burns
Gunner Moir
London
Dec
America
Jim Jeffries
Burns-Moir
National Sporting Club of
Jeffries
Burns
Jeff
England
Moir
Boxing Gossip Sparks New England Lightweight Scene
Jimmy Briggs sails to Dover for tomorrow's defense against Dick Nelson then aims for Augusta to face Kid Shea. Tommy Sullivan, fresh from layoff, eyes città opponents. Papke versus Connolly November 22 at Winnisimmet tests Papke's left-handed defense. Delmont and Dufresne may clash in Manchester soon after a Montreal weigh-in incident. Freddie O'Brien may box Dufresne in December if weight limits are met. Manager Hanks aims to lure Battling Nelson to Augusta. Kid Goodman resurges as a top lightweight. A Woonsocket club plans to debut by December 2 to oppose Kid Manning.
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Jimmy Briggs
New England
Dover
N. H
Dick Nelson
Dane
Augusta
Kid Shea
Hallowell
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Bill Papke
Bartly Connolly
Winnisimmet Athletic Club
Papke
Connolly
Portland
Spring Valley
Panke
Albert Delmont
Kid Dufresne
Lewiston
Manchester
Dufresne
Hanks
Augusta Athletic Club
Nelson
Kid Goodman
West End
Woonsocket
Kid Manning
Rhode Island
Mike Gruady
North End
New York
Chas
Chester Goodwin
Monk
Bobby Tickle
Post Sporting Department
New Orleans Winter Track Opens With Strong Entries
New Orleans La Nov 12 The winter meeting at New Orleans promises a successful season with many horses shipped to Crescent City tracks and extra stall space secured for steamers sailing next week.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Taylor Team May Have a New First Baseman
The Boston Americans consider Charley Carr of last season's Indianapolis club as their next first baseman replacing Unglaub. Negotiations with Carr hinge on salary and a possible exchange with Unglaub. Grimshaw stays as utility man. Cravath remains in the outfield. The decision should be settled at the upcoming American League meeting in Chicago.
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Charley Warr
Indianapolis
Taylor
Unglaub
Charley Carr
Cleveland
Detroit
Ungland
Hesty
Robert
Maguire
Boston Americans
Carr
Boston
New York
Grimshaw
Cravath
Jim Maguire
Chicago
American Team Sets Bank and Trust League Bowling Record
The American team defeated Commerce five at Adams Square alleys last night in the Bank and Trust League, winning three straight and rolling a three-string total of 494 to set a new league record. Provident Bank jive won two of three from Five Cents Savings, while Eliot National did the same against Commonwealth Trust.
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Commerce
Adams Square
Bank and Trust
Provident Bank
Five Cents Savings
Eliot National
Comonwealth Trust
Rex
Cee de Central
Chelsera
Brunswick
Roxbury Crossing
Central
Westrte Ates Eunseue
Chelsea Eee Etree Res
North Shore Falls to Faneuil in Chauncey alley series
In Chauncey alleys last night the North Shore team lost the series to the Faneuil quintet after winning the first game. W. J. & H. Russell defeated Cobb Bates Yerxa at candle pins. scores show a tie in the first game with the rest decided easily.
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Chauncey Alleys
North Shore
Faneuil
Candle Pins
Russell
Cobb, Bates
W. G
H. GC. Russell
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Executive and Foreign department teams sweep in casino alleys
Ryan starred for the Executive team in the American Express league last night with a high single of 91 and a three string total of 263. The Executive quintet swept their foreign rivals on Casino alleys as the scorer’s totals show 407 892 407 1,266 for the Executive and 854 855 567 1,076 for the Foreign department.
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Ryan
Foreign Department
Eixpress
Executive Department
Clifford
Moller
Plimpton
Davenport
Diavou
Ate
Moller Ter Sree
Yale Harvard Freshman Officials Named for Soldiers Field Game
The Harvard Yale freshman game at Soldiers Field Cambridge on Saturday will feature referee Guy Ayrault Groton coach. umpire W H Willard ex Dartmouth captain. field judge George Brown EB AA.
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Harvard
Samoset Canoe Club to Host Third Annual Ball
The Samoset Canoe Club of Jamaica Plain announces its third annual ball at Curtis Hall in Jamaica Plain tomorrow night. The event aims to raise funds and celebrate club members with a social gathering and dance.
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Samoset Canoe Club of
Jamaica Plain
Curtis Hall
Keene Stable Trainer Jimmy Rowe Tops $55,000 This Season
New York reports Jimmy Rowe trainer for the Keene stable has earned $55,000 in salary and commissions this racing season, highlighting strong earnings for the operation.
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Keene
New York
Jimmy Rowe
Dedham to Meet Hyde Park in Saturday Clash
Dedham High and Hyde Park High meet Saturday afternoon here in the annual contest. Captains Rogers and Taylor settled on 2 and 20 minute halves. Officials not yet named. More than 5900 spectators expected. Since 1898 Dedham leads 8-5-2 in meetings, 155-105 in points. last year Dedham won 21-0.
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Dedham
Dedham High
Hyde Park High
Rogers
Taylor
Hyde Park
East Boston Basketball Opens Season with Mixed Rivalries
East Boston fans filled the stands last Saturday as the East Boston team met the Holy Name club of South Boston in a high profile game before 1500 spectators. The East Boston Catholic Literary Association five, bolstered by Fox from Gloversville, will open against St Peter's of New York on Saturday, while South Boston and Dorchester clubs promise a surprise this season. The Hast Boston five begins play on November 20 and Chelsea Battery H reorganizes to challenge the fast squads this winter.
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East Boston
Holy Name Club
South Boston
Boston
New York
Middle States
Dorchester
East Boston Catholic Literary Association
St. Peter's
New York City
Fox
Gloversville
Battery H
Chelsea
Harvard lifts scholarship ban from Wendell in football
Harvard announced Wendell is back in his old half back spot after being removed from probation. A 35 minute scrimmage with the second team showed a strong varsity offense with four touchdowns and new end play by Bill Starr. The defense showed weakness on a one yard line but gains came from shifts and new formations under Leary.
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Yale
New Haven
Old el
Ed Greene
Pennsylvania
O’brien
Swarthmore
Greene
Mike’ Murphy
Philadelphia
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Leary
Daly
Apollonio
Gilder
Starr
Rand
New
Hall
Wendell
Jack Wendell
Varsity
Bill Starr
Grant
Why Indians Lost A Point In Harvard Carlisle Game
Referee William H. Corbin explains the rule interpretation after Harvard Carlisle, noting a ball batted forward by the Indian and ruled under a foul in possession dispute. He clarifies that no touchdown was taken away. justice was served per Rules XXVI and XIX.
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William
Pa) H. Corbin
Harvard
Therm
William H. Corbin
Harvard-Carlisle Gaze
Papke to Clash With Stanton in Cooper Club Bout
Bill Papke the Western boxing wonder will meet Walter Stanton of California at the Cooper Club next Monday night in a historic local ring event. Fans praise Papke after his Labor Day knockout of Tommy Sullivan in Lawrence and expect his rising fame to continue. Stanton, 20, has two years as the Pacific coast amateur welterweight champion and comes from a state famed for crackerjack boxers.
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Bill Papke
Walter Stanton
Cooper Club
Papke
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Labor Day
Illinois
Stanton
Pacific Coast
California
Harvard Football Fans Rally For Yale Game
Harvard's 1200 supporters attended a mass meeting at the Union to hear cheers and new songs directed by G. G. Ball and L. J. Snyder. Coach Cutts spoke but declined to forecast the Yale matchup, expressing confidence in the team’s competitiveness.
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Harvard
Union
G. G. Ball
L. J. Snyder
Cutts
Harvard College junior class elects officers
The Harvard College junior class yesterday chose its officers for next year. A. G. Cable of Evanston Illinois won the first honors and is noted as a popular student and varsity crew member on the fall squad. R. H. Middleman was elected vice president and J. M. Groton secretary.
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Harvard College
A. G. Cable
Evanston
Til
Harvard Crimson
R. H. Middleman
J. M. Groton
Roxbury Latin and Volkmann Clash at Chestnut Hill
Roxbury Latin meets Volkmann at Chestnut Hill as Dan Follett misses the rest of the season with a broken shoulder. The Volkmann captain’s injury hurts Interpreparatory league hopes while Roxbury fields a deep lineup led by Bart Connolly and others. English High regroups ahead of Saturday’s Inter scholastic clash with Somerville as players shuffle positions.
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Roxbury Latin School
Stone
Chestnut Hill
Roxbury
Bart Connolly
Hill
Cairnes
O'Brien
McCaffery
Dan Follett
Velkmann
Volkmann
Dartmouth Squad Slumps In Scrimmage At Hanover
The Dartmouth varsity fumbled frequently in a scrimmage with the third eleven and overall work was poorer than recent days. Coaches express discouragement but plan to intensify effort with only two days left before the next session.
Los Angeles Bouts Limited to Ten Rounds and Referee in Ring
The Los Angeles city government enacted a boxing rule setting ten rounds as the maximum for bouts and establishing a no-decision policy. After debate a compromise allowed the referee to be inside the ring while the arbitrator remains powerless to make a ruling.
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Los Angeles
England
Neglected Purselane Wins Roslyn Handicap at Adduct
Purselane, ignored at 12 to 1 in betting, captured the Roslyn handicap one mile race at Adduct today in the meeting's fastest time 1 39 2 5. Kentucky led to the stretch where he quit, and Purselane won by a half length. Other winners include Draculum Alamansor Whidden Quinn Brady Heasian.
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New York
Purselane
Adduct
Kentucky
Beau
Draculum
Alamansor
Whidden
Quinn Brady
Heasian
Book maker George Boles quits track to build club at Greenwich
New York November 12 report says George Boles the well known bookmaker has left racing for good and plans a 25000 dollar clubhouse at Greenwich Connecticut just over the line from New York City. He will move there to pursue major boxing events in the country with developments expected in a few days.
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New York
George Boles
Greenwich
Conn
DeOro Defeats Lean In National Three-Cushion Match
Alfred DeOro of New York defeated Horace Lean of St. Louis 46 to 8 in the national three-cushion billiard championship. DeOro posted a high run of five and an average of .49 with 10 safeties. Lean had a high run of five, an average of .474, and 14 safeties.
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Louis
Alfred DeOro
New York
Horace B. Lean
St. Laus
DeOro
Lean
Track plunger Getty dies in poverty at Pittsburg home
William WN Getty known as Buster Getty died in poverty at Patrick Nee's home. He had squandered three fortunes and spent two months as a saloon porter, with track fame across the country.
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Pittsburg
William WN. Getty
Buster” Getty
Patrick Nee
Getty
Local Athletic Clubs Seek Lightweight Matches This Fall
A list of athletic clubs and managers in Greater Boston area proposing weight class matches on upcoming dates. Clubs include Crescent C, Woodbury Langill in Newton, Fulton A C, ilinker A C, J J Borden South Boston, Bigelow A C, Lancaster A A, Norwood A A, Charlestown A A, St Alphonsus second, Olympic A A, North Andover A A with various weight limits and venue preferences.
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Harrison Avenue
Tremont
Bigelow A. C
Philip di Natale
D Street
South Boston
Lancaster A.A
L. J. Shunter
Belvidere Street
Boston
Norwood A. A
R. FE. Costello
Norwood
Charlestown
A. A
Lincoln A. C
Newton Independents
Yale Forms Association Football Team
Yale University has organized an association football team in New Haven. The manager believes in up-to-date methods of conducting amateur sports and aims to secure all that can be gained for his squad.
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New Haven
Yale. University
Princeton Regatta Association to Purchase Eight-Oared Shells
Princeton Nov 12 The Princeton Regatta Association votes to buy eight oared shells to form crews and enable intercollegiate races in the spring.
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Princeton
Princeton Regatta Association
Quill Loses On A Foul In Rough Brockton Nelson Bout
In a tight grand contest at the Winni simmer Club last night Tommy Quill of Brockton loses on a foul to Fighting Dick Nelson of New York. The seventh round foul stoppage came after earlier rough punching and a low blow. Referee Fleming halted the match. both boxers may meet again. Eddie Curtis defeated Mike Conroy in six rounds. Frank Gruh stopped Dutch Carr in four rounds.
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Tommy Quill
Brockton
Dick Nelson
New York
Nelson
Fleming
Eddie Curtis
Philadelphia
Mike Conroy
South Boston
Frank Gruh
St. .Louis
Dutch Carr
Charlestown
Diary of a Mollycoddle in Hop Scotch Team Chaos
Diary entry dated November 12 records Mollycoddle captaincy of a hop scotch team with new uniform strain and two resignations Tybunk Sozzle and Punbiddle Slush resigning over design and color issues. Training includes soap bubbles and eyebrow massage as rivals Plunk varsity loom.
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West
Tybunk Sozzle
Hopper
Ridsley Smash
Stglester Fluffic
Pinky Winky
Siliko Trotter Sold for 85000 to Cleveland Buyer
Lerington Kentucky reports the trotter Siliko 2 0638 4 by Make out of Silicon sold by Jot and Edward Malden to George Kete of Cleveland for Louis Wyman Brighton England. The reported price is $85,000.
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Lerington
Silicon
Jot
Edward Malden
George Kete
Cleveland
Louis Wyman
Brighton
England
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