Tigers Hopeful for Close Road Victory at Yale Bowl
Princeton departs for New Haven for the season finale at the Yale Bowl. Coaches expect a hard fought, close battle with Yale, while players and students express confident but cautious optimism for a Tigers win. Gennert’s status is doubtful but likely starts, with several substitutions anticipated.
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School Football Games Today Across Local Teams
Phillips Exeter hosts Andover in Exeter New Hampshire Milton Academy welcomes Roxbury Latin at Milton Newton hosts Country Day against Browne Nichols Easthampton hosts Worcester Academy vs Williston Philadelphia hosts Penn 1919 Cushing at Ithaca Powder Tag vs Moses Brown Providence Everett tech faces Medford High at Everett Malden meets Somerville Waltham hosts Newton Melrose hosts Arlington at Melrose Wellesley meets Winthrop Weymouth vs Belmont Salem vs Newburyport Bever vs Lawrence Haverhill vs Lowell Winchester vs Watertown Lynn Classical vs Swampscott Everett? Marblehead Norwood vs Concord Saugus vs Ipswich Framingham vs Hudson Natick vs Marlboro Milford vs Westboro.
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Columbia Wins From Yale Crew in New Haven Race
In New Haven harbor Columbia led Yale from start to finish in a 1 mile 7 8 mile race. Reginald Coombe faltered and collapsed mid race, was removed for cramps, and Yale finished second with a time around 11 20. Columbia weighed lighter at 166 pounds to Yale 176 pounds and claimed the win in 19 minutes 48 1 2 seconds.
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Cambridge Latin Brookline High Game Ends In Protest
Cambridge to protest Cambridge Latin Brookline High game ended with Brookline winning 7 0. Referee Andrews halted play in the fourth period on a near-riot backdrop as darkness stopped a 12 minute period after Litchfield’s 20 yard run set up the third period touchdown. The protest goes to the Triangular league board of managers.
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Murnane Elected Vice President of Baseball Leagues
T H Murnane of Boston president of the New England League was chosen in San Francisco to fill the new post of vice president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues.
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Brown Harvard Chess Match Canceled Last Minute
The Harvard Brown varsity chess match scheduled for last evening was canceled due to Brown teams failure to arrive in Cambridge on time. Monday elimination trials will select ten regular players and two substitutes to face Yale in Cambridge Friday evening, Nov 19.
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Middlesex School Soccer Eleven Prepares for Opener
In Concord on November 12 the Middlesex School soccer eleven practices daily for their season debut next Wednesday against Harvard freshmen. Captain is Lowry Hagerman of Colorado Springs and H. Brown is named team manager.
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Lexington Girls Win Hockey Game at Home
Lexington High School girls field hockey team, two time state champions, remained undefeated by defeating Arlington High School 10 to 0 at Lexington Athletic Field. The win marks the third straight triumph over Arlington in as many meetings this season.
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Yale Confident Ahead of Big Game Against Princeton
Yale trains under Tom Shevlin for the Princeton clash with a rebuilt rushing defense and stronger line play. Veterans and reserves compete for key roles including Van Nostrand at quarterback and Gates in place kicking as Yale eyes victory and a later Harvard rematch.
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Yale Faces Princeton In Bowl Battling For Strong Show
Yale prepares for Princeton in the Yale Bowl after conserving players to field a best lineup. Gennert McLean and Hogg face injuries while Guernsey and Eddy Driggs duel in a kicking contest as Yale plots to counter Princeton’s defense and fresh offensive backs.
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Chicago Team Wins Manila Baseball Game in Asia Tour
The University of Chicago baseball team, hindered by seasickness, defeated the Philippine University squad 2 to 0 in Manila after completing a tour of Japan.
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