Brown Gears Up For Harvard Game With Open-Style Drill
Providence Nov 13 The Brown football squad held a light signal drill and passing and punting work in final prep for Harvard. Injuries to Butner and Bailey tested depth as substitutes were shaped. Gordon punted well while Clark Murphy and Norcross showed sharp forward passes. Team departs for Cambridge early Saturday with students and alumni following on a special train.
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Michigan Aggies Defeat Penn State In East Invasion
Michigan Agricultural College defeated Penn State by 6 to 3 in State College. Lamb kicked a placement for Penn State, Julian scored a touchdown for the Aggies. The Aggies’ backs led by Julian Deprato and H. Miller gained repeatedly, while Smith at left tackle supported the line. Penn State threatened twice near the Aggies’ five yard line but failed to convert. Captain Tobin had returned from hospital four days earlier.
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Allen 13, Huntington 6 football score
Allen School defeated Huntington 18 to 6 in a football game played yesterday. The lineup lists Allen School and Huntington with players including Barrett and Burnham among others. Touchdowns credited to Barrett Nathan and Burnham. Referee Woodcock with standard 4 fifteen minute periods.
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Ward Sees No Chance For Peace In Baseball
New York report states Robert S. Ward president of the Brooklyn Federal league club says immediate peace in baseball is not assured. He returned from Chicago where he met with Charles Weeghman August Herrmann and Federals president Gilmore about the peace proposal. Ward dismisses rumors of a Philadelphia NL club purchase by him and his nephew Walter Ward.
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Ward Says No Baseball Club Negotiations Now
Ward states Y was not in Philadelphia and he currently has no club offers or negotiations. He reiterates rumors that Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphia NL clubs could be bought but none were offered, and he doubts peace talks are timely, preferring to continue the fight.
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Belmont Defeats Winchester High 7 to 0 in Tight Game
In a closely contested match Belmont topped Winchester High 7 to 0 as Belmont finally broke through in the final quarter securing a dominant late score and the win.
New England college cross country title race ready at Franklin Park
Boston hosts the fourth annual N E I C A A cross country championship at Franklin Park. Maine and MIT lead contenders with strong preparations and a near equal matchup expected for the crown.
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Tufts Favored For Final Bowdoin Game At Tufts Oval
Tufts varsity football conducted a short signal drill yesterday afternoon in preparation for the season finale against Bowdoin at Tufts Oval at 2 o'clock. Despite using three substitutes, the team showed speed and vim characteristic of Tufts, following a disruptive week.
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Tufts Faces Bowdoin In Final Game Amidline Shifts
Richardson ODonnell and Tobin out for Tufts as Robbins moves to center and Murphy to right tackle. Bowdoin’s visit sparks strong student turnout and a hard fought contest while Tufts aims to finish with a memorable windup. Captain Angell Hadley and Westcott spearhead the backfield for Tufts against a determined Bowdoin lineup.
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Harvard Meets Brown Substitution Challenge at Soldiers Field
Harvard plans to start with a full substitute lineup against Brown in the 2 o'clock game at Soldiers Field as Yale looms next week. Brown arrives in strong form with open plays and several veterans sidelined by injury, aiming to surprise Harvard despite a long winless streak in the series.
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Volkmann Triumphs Over Noble and Greenough in Fenway Youth Game
At Fenway Park yesterday Volkmann beat Noble and Greenough 13 to 7 in a fast paced schoolboy contest. Volkmann led 13 to 0 at halftime, then Noble and Greenough rallied but fell short. Touchdowns by Aspinwall and Blanchard plus a Pervere score secured the win for Volkmann with Woods Locke adding goals after touchdowns.
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Newton High Wins Game Sanctioning Triangular League Title
Newton High defeated Cambridge High on Latin 21 to 0 at Russell Field to clinch the Triangular league championship. Harris returned a Newton interception 21 yards for the opening score, then Newton added two more through forward passes. The game featured hard, even play until six minutes left in the fourth quarter when Harris struck again on a long return.
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Arbitration Board Sifts Cases in Omaha
In Omaha on November 13, the National Board of Arbitration of the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs held two sessions and decided more cases than had been previously presented.
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Dartmouth Expected To Beat Penn In Frank Field Clash
Pennsylvania coaches pushed the Quakers to top speed during the hardest practice week of the season as they prepare to meet Dartmouth on Franklin Field tomorrow. Optimists peg a victory as a comeback for 1914, while others foresee a margin as wide as Michigan’s.
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Dartmouth Looms Over Franklin Field in Key Battle
Coach Brooke and his Penn squad prepare for tomorrow's game against Dartmouth amid anxious fans. A large crowd is expected as Dartmouth followers fill the north stand and Penn adjusts its lineup to counter the Green. Training remains intense with positional changes, and early plans for an overnight New York stay were altered.
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Tufts freshmen beat Milton High 18 to 7 in hardy clash
Tufts freshmen defeated Milton High 18 to 7 at Milton. Robertson and Blackey scored touchdowns for Tufts with Barry converting. Umpire Poole, referee Briefly, head linesman Sullivan. Time 10 minute periods, attendance 320.
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Princeton Yale Grid Battle Preview Highlights Strong Lines
A critical view contrasts Princeton and Yale as they prepare for the 40th gridiron clash. Yale looks heavier and stronger, while Princeton fields more skilled players led by Ballin but must overcome senior habit and defensive lines.
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Stone School Beats Roxbury in 14–0 Football Victory
Stone School boys defeated Roxbury Lads 14 to 0 at Chestnut Hill. Touchdowns by Mahoney and Craig. Robinson kicked two goals from touchdowns. refs McCarthy and Temple officiated, four 10 minute periods.
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