Harvard Dartmouth gridiron clash expected to be epic
Arthur Duffey previews the Harvard Dartmouth game noting top form for both squads and a weather friendly afternoon. Hawley and Ingersoll may be out for Dartmouth, with Pollard and Ryan to shoulder duties. Harvard targets revenge on Hanover and Yale next, while cross country contenders Shrubb Jaques and Young emerge as key performers in upcoming meet.
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Yale Changes Backfield As Wheaton Reclaims Right Halfback
Yale Head Coach Biglow installs Henry Myers Wheaton at right halfback to replace Murphy. Wheaton, Yale’s drop kicker, plans to play the whole backfield in the closing minutes. Princeton notes a most contested matchup with Yale, amid large bets and a lineup surprise announced tonight.
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Henry Costigan Notes Boxing Outcomes in Berlin
A letter from Berlin New Hampshire discusses bets on Harvard and Carlisle scores and asks if Britt ever knocked out Nelson or won a decision. The response confirms Britt has a decision over Nelson and notes Wade and Adams as potential figures in the inquiry.
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Roxbury Latin Wins Interpreparatory League Title
Roxbury Latin defeated Volkmann School 11 to 0 at the American League grounds to claim the Interpreparatory League championship. Connolly scored two touchdowns and Hill added a goal from touchdown as Roxbury dominated play, stifling Volkmann near the goal line in the second half. Packard and Brown also starred for Roxbury in a strong defensive effort.
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Rival Prep League clash ends in 0 to 0 stalemate
Newton High and Brookline High played a tight defensive game at Newton High grounds ending scoreless. Greydon Bouve starred for Newton with strong plays as both teams denied scoring near the goal.
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Greatest football season draws massive crowds across campuses
In four cities over 130000 fans will attend major games. Harvard and Dartmouth draw 40000 at Harvard Stadium. Yale meets Princeton before 30000 Orange and Black and Blue fans. Penn faces Michigan in Ann Arbor as 30000 tickets sell. Ohio rivals Cornell and Chicago expected to bring 80000 in Chicago.Detroit Cleveland and Buffalo fans also travel to witness the season’s marquee matchups.
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Armory A A Card Promises Tough 120 lb and Welter Bouts
The Armory card next Tuesday night features Willie Reilly of South Boston against Tommy O’Keefe in the 120 pound class. Larry Temple faces veteran Joe Walcott in welterweight action. Eddie Murphy of South Boston tackles Young Erne of Philadelphia in a star bout finale. Gardner and Young Clabby are noted as seeking a rematch in New Orleans.
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Gotch and Hack Agree to March Wrestling Match
Frank Gotch the American wrestler and George Hackenschmidt the Russian met in London and agreed to a match. The date will not be before March.
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Providence Young Men’s Christian Association Relay to Boston
One hundred runners from Providence Taunton Brockton Quincy and Boston will start at noon tomorrow for a 54 mile relay to Boston carrying a message from President Fuller to President Johnson. A silver tube will hold the message and automobiles will accompany the relay for safety.
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Boston College to Meet St. Anselm's Again
Boston College faces St Anselm College of New Hampshire in a return meeting at St Anselm's ground. Expected to be a warm, exciting battle with BC's lineup including O Keefe Pierce Maloney Hardigan Hunt Flaherty Greene Doyle Parle Bailley and Hunt.
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Harvard and Dartmouth Ready for Edge Game in New England
Harvard eyes a crucial finale against Dartmouth as both teams boast strong seasons and a potential championship aura. Dartmouth seeks revenge after last year’s 22 to 0 defeat, while Harvard aims to extend its late-season push with Yale looming next week.
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Opening of Cycle Season With Boston Track Meet
The indoor bicycle racing season opens in Boston at Park Square Garden with a 10 lap track, featuring an international field for two major events. Top sprinters from America, Europe and Australia race against notable riders including Clark, Ander sen, Lawson, Devonovitch, Krebs, Vanoni, Halligan, McFarland, Williams, and others in the 10-mile open and handicap contests.
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Special Car Service to the Football Game
A quick and convenient way to reach the grounds from Dudley street by Brookline car with changes at Brookline Village for extra cars every five minutes to Allston. Additional service from Arlington Newton Mt. Auburn to Harvard square and Stadium via Western avenue. Special cars run 12 15 to 1 35 with returns after the game. Park Street station and Bowdoin square time blocks provided.
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Harvard seniors win first upper class football clash 6 to 0
The Harvard seniors defeated the junior class 6 to 0 in a hard fought afternoon contest marking the opener of the upper class series.
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Winchester High Beats Chelsea High On Manchester Field
Winchester High defeated Chelsea High 27 to 0 on Manchester Field in the afternoon game.
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No Tickets For Sale At Soldiers Field Today
Announcement states no tickets of any kind will be sold at Soldiers Field today. Event access remains restricted and no advance sales are available.
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A Few Pointers for Football Patrons
Street closures around Brighton and Camp bridge along with advised routes to Soldiers Field guide attendees. North Harvard street and Boylston street closures limit car and carriage access. Traffic urged to use Western avenue to reduce congestion. game expected to end about 4.
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Special Train Service for Harvard Dartmouth Football Game
Boston and Albany will run four special trains to Allston for the Harvard Dartmouth game. Trains depart South Station at 12 48 P M 1 20 P M 1 28 P M and 1 40 P M stopping at Trinity Place. After the game trains return to Boston then another special runs from Alliston to Newton Riverside and via the Newton Circuit to Boston stopping at all stations.
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