Harvard's Two Big Tackles Likely to Make Things Lively
Harvard's tackles Cutts and Blagden, both 196 pounds, are described as lively and reliable in ground gains. Cutts, aged 28, is noted for his kicking precision and graceful stride, while Blagden is shorter and sturdier. Coaches expect Yale's tackles to be challenged by these Crimson players in the upcoming game.
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Famous Young Bay State Athlete May Take Glass's Place on Yale Eleven
Tom I. Johnson, a leading candidate to fill the Yale football vacancy after Edgar T. Glass's disqualification, is a Worcester native and Wachusett club member. He has raced in local regattas, began at Worcester High School, and is in his second year at Yale.
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Tom I. Johnson
Edgar T. Glass
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Worcester
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Lewis
Johnson
Beagle stake winners named in Hempstead event
In the Hempstead L J stakes coursing for beagle hounds 12 dogs ran with many onlookers on horseback. First place went to Flossie owned by Somerset Beagle Club. Second to Trp owned by H S Joslin of Oxford. Third split between Reeds Dan D owned by John Caswell of Price's Crossing and Baronet owned by Thomas Shallowcross of Providence. Special prize $50 from J L Kernochan of Hempstead. Regular prizes matched entrance money with added funds.
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Hempstead
L. J
Hhe
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Somerset Beagle Club
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Joslin
Oxford
Reeds
Dan D
John Caswell
Price’s Crossing
Baronet
Thomas Shallowcross
Providence
Yale Barring Glass Sparks Harvard Protest and Anticipation
Harvard men condemn Yale for barring Glass from the next game, saying rules exist to be followed and that Yale’s view diverges. Harvard insists on fair eligibility, cites strict intercollegiate standards, and signals possible further protest. Today Yale practice prompts student celebration at Soldiers Field with planned marches from the Harvard Union.
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Syracuse
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Yale's latent powers in football leadership and practice
At Yale a student mass meeting featured Walter Camp who urged rallying behind the football team noting hidden strength. He praised Captain Gould despite injury and described Glass adjusting to a feld change while practice remained largely closed but with one public half day. The varsity signals, Hamlin's move, and quarterback De Saulles showing improvement shaped prospects as final picks loom Friday.
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Walter Camp
Glass
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Weymouth
Mcintock
Hart
Chadwick
Soper
Jeffries and Ruhlin Trained to Limit Heart Strain
San Francisco reports Dr. Clinton, physician for the Twentieth Century A. D., says Ruhlin and Jeffries show enlarged hearts from hard training. He warns they must pace their workouts and may live to old age if careful. Both fighters express confidence. Ruhlin vows to outwork Jeffries on road, in gym, and in the ring.
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Fitz Predicts Jeffries Ruhlin Fight Outcome
Bob Fitzsimmons, who has fought both men, analyzes the coming Jeffries Ruhlin bout. He notes Jeffries drew with Ruhlin in a 20 round bout years ago because of his Californian status, recalls a two round set with Sharkey, and says Ruhlin has improved but is not Jeffries’s master. He forecasts Jeffries stops Ruhlin before the limit as Ruhlin presses, with Jeffries landing as Ruhlin advances.
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Jeff
Reilly Eligible No More for Georgetown College Eleven
Georgetown report states Joe Reilly star halfback cannot play this season after severe injury in Georgetown Annapolis game. Reilly, renowned local athlete, formerly played for Boston College.
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Joe Reilly
Reilly
Boston
Yale Freshmen Next Saturday May Line With Har vard Freshmen
New Haven Nov 13 The Evening Register reports Edgar T Glass the big guard who is barred from Yale varsity likely to start for Yale freshmen in the game with Harvard freshmen next Saturday.
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Edgar T. Glass
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Boston College Tufts game canceled and prep notes
Football notes from Boston area schools cover the canceled Boston College Tufts contest and upcoming Inter preparatory League matchups. Mentions Mil ton Academy vs Roxbury Latin, Harvard interest in Will Bloomer, Needham A A vs Hyde Park, Brighton High vs Salem, Andover and Exeter season wrap, and clashes at Charles River Park between English High and Sumnerville with senior title on line. Also notes Princeton Meier injury, Cumbia and Cornell clash, and plans for Yale Harvard tickets and local A A games.
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Salem
Rogers Field
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Andover
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Brill
Cates
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English High
Sumperville
Jones
Somerville
Princeton
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Meier
Cornell
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Everett
Wright & Ditson
Leavitt & Pierce's
Harvard Square
Norwood A. A
D. W. Roby
Norwood
West Roxbury A. A
Fairmounts
T. E. Clifford
State Street
Boxing Gossip Appeals for Jeffries Sharkey bout and others
Promoter Billy Delaney backs Jeffries future matchups while Ruhlin and Sharkey are cited as stronger rivals. Andy Watson is set to face Joe Handler in Trenton after a Manchester draw with O Rourke. Choynski arrives soon and plans a college athlete style approach. Kid Rogers seeks Rudnick for a Portland bout with Saxe. the boxing scene teems with possible matchups and preparations.
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Dublin
Tom Sharkey
San Francisco
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Sharkey
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Ruhlin
Jeffries
Andy Watson
Charley O'Rourke
Manchester
Joe Handler
Trenton A. C
Ourney
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O'Rourke
Trenton
Corbett
Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
Joe
Choynski
the Howard
Rogers
Morris Rudnick
Young
Saxe
Post
Portland
Rudnick
Old Pop Anson Returns to Baseball as President
Adrian Constantine Anson known as Pop Anson or the Grand Old Man of Baseball may become president of the Chicago National League club if James A. Hart travels to New York next season. Anson is a veteran, famed as captain and first baseman of the Chicago team.
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Pop’ Anson
James A. Hart
Chicago
New York
Anson
Collins Sign New Players For Next Year
In a Buffalo despatch Jimmy Collins manager and captain of the Boston American League club has signed several new players for next season. The exact names and number were not disclosed, but Collins says the nine will be stronger and the additions are among last year’s National League stars. Collins returned to Buffalo after an emergency call. his father, Police Captain Anthony Collins, is seriously ill from blood poisoning.
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National League “Stars
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Anthony Collins
Challenge to Sandow in ten feats of strength
G H Rolandow through manager M H Byrd issued a challenge to Sandow for a ten feat strength contest with each man naming five feats. The match would be held at a location Sandow chooses, preferably New York City, with a $2000 deposit placed as guarantee in George Considine's hands.
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G. H. Rolandow
M. H. Byrd
Sandow
New York City
Rolandow
George Considine
Harvard's New Golf Champion Defeats Thornton 4 Up at Brae-Burn
A. W. Brown of Harvard won the university golf championship yesterday afternoon on the Brae-Burn links defeating A. P. Thornton. Brown won by four holes with eight to play in poor weather. A gold medal was awarded to the winner and a silver to the runner up.
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Brae-Burn
A. P. Thornton
Oakley Country Club Wins Boston Women Golf Match
Concord is defeated as Oakley Country Club of Watertown wins the final match of the Women's Golf Association of Boston series, prevailing over the Concord club by 7 up.
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Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Women’s Golf Association of Boston
Concord Club
Arlington Juniors Defeat Brown & Nichols 4 Up
The Arlington Juniors beat Brown & Nichols 4 up at Arlington Golf Club links on November 13. The match featured steady iron play and decisive holes to secure the victory.
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Arlington
Brown & Nichols
Arlington Golf Club
Lowell Women Lose Wollaston Match 24 Up
Wollaston Golf Club women defeated the Vesper Country Club of Lowell 24 up in a team match today. The Lowell squad struggled as Wollaston pulled away early and never relinquished the lead.
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Lowell
Wollaston Golf Club
Boston YMCA Checker Club Tops Chelsea in Chelsea
The Boston Y M C A Checker Club defeated Chelsea Y M C A in Chelsea last night with a 61 to 61 tie. Griffin and Pierce scored two each for Boston along with Bowers and Classen and Locke. Chelsea players included Henry Markowitz Mellor and Hederson, with various 1 1/2 point tallies.
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Chelsea
Griffin
Pierce
Bowers
Classen
Locke
Henry
Markowitz
Mellor
Hederson
Manchester Girls Reunited With Mothers After Elopement Plot
Mollie O'Neil and Alma Campbell of Manchester ran away last Thursday to Lowell and then to Haverhill where they were found by police today and brought home. The mother says the girls were infatuated with a young man believed to have fled Manchester for Lowell.
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Doctor Smart held after search for missing Miss D Arcy
Dr Frank Jk Smart was discharged this morning in the Police Court with no complaint. Police aided a search for Miss Margaret H D Arcy during the inquiry at 27 Kirk Street. Miss D Arcy, 28, has relatives in Canada and is understood to be engaged to Dr Smart.
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Frank Jk. Smart
Margaret H. D’arcy
Kirk Street
Smart
D’arcy
Canada
Dr. Smart
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