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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1916

Page

9

Tufts Coaches Pledge Tougher Practice Ahead of Syracuse Clash

Tufts football prepares for final two weeks of drills after a poor Spring field contest. Injuries hit hard with Hopkins out for the season and Jeffrey sidelined. Brat, Tyler and other players face shifted roles as coaches vow stricter training rules and lineup changes for Bowdoin and upcoming Syracuse game.

Tufts Brown and Blue Springfield Syracuse Medford College Brat Drummey Hopkins Jeffrey Whelan Tyler

Gossip for Motorists

The article notes A. B. F. Brookline and Harry Grant won the Vanderbilt Cup in 1909 and 1910 with an Alco. It reports staff changes at A. H. Sowers including R. G. Irwin and George Piper, with George Weiss added to retail sales. It says Kalamazoo Motor Speedway and officers are disqualified for prize-money checks tied to a 100 mile race. T. P. Myers joins General Engineering to back Abner Doble's new steam car debuting at the New York show. Boston auto thefts reach 28 in a week, with harsh penalties seen as light for car thieves.

Brookline Harry Grant Alco A. H. Sowers R. G. Irwin George B. Piper New Hampshire George L. Weiss Contest Board The American Automobile Association Kalamazoo Motor Speedway T. P. Myers General Engineering Company of Detroit Abner Doble New York Boston

Dartmouth on Alumni Oval Sees Inch of Snow

Hanover N H November 13 The Dartmouth squad found an inch of snow covering Alumni Oval halting practice and giving weary players a rest after four straight weekends away. Coach Cavanaugh gave his Monday lecture on errors and misplays from the previous Saturday. The team then ran laps around the outside cinder track and was excused.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth Alumni Oval Cavanaugh

Scrub squad drills under Randall. key players listed

The Green team practiced indoors under Bill Randall who scouts West Virginia as Merrill nears return from a leg strain. Youngstrom suffers bruises but may play in two to three days. Neely and Merrill show recovery forecasts after the Quakers game.

Bill Randall West Virginia Merrill Youngstrom Quakers Neely

Pasadena rider breaks five mile dirt track world mark

Don Johns of Pasadena California set a new world record for five miles on a circular dirt track at the Phoenix State fairgrounds with a time of three minutes 58 seconds.

Phoenix Ariz Don Johns Pasadena Cal

Harvard Rest Improves Yale Rivalry Outlook

Harvard football squads rested after Princeton loss as Haughton fields mostly substitutes in scrimmage. Key players Billy Robinson and George Sagar return. Cadman Harte Jorween Casey unlikely for Brown game, with Clark and Phinney ready to fill. Backfield options include Bond Flower Burnham as Horween and Casey substitutes.

Billy Robinson George Sagar Robinson Billy Murray Cornell Sugar Rafe Bond Hank Flower Princeton Haughton Likins Ham Coolidge Lovell Hartley Dean Day Sagar Felton Bond Flower Burnham Brown Harvard Providence Cadman Dick Harte Jorween Casey Clark Phinney Harte

Yale Cripples Return in Time for Princeton Week

Charley Taft and Emil Jacques resumed Yale signals this afternoon as the squad prepared for Princeton. Galt will report tomorrow and Braden is sidelined by a muscle bruise. Coachs weigh Moseley Callahan and others for positions as LeGore and Black carry the backfield.

New Haven Conn Charley Taft Emil Jacques Yale Charley Galt Princeton Jim Braden Tigertown Moseley Gates Mack Taft Callahan Hutchinson Harold Carey Neville Waite Braden Jacques Harry LeGore Captain Black LeGore

Baldridge limited scrimmage amid drizzle practice

Howard Baldridge reported conditioning work with little scrimmaging planned this week. Guy Hutchinson and Harry LeGore receive short vacations but will rejoin the lineup tomorrow. Only visiting coaches present were Jack Cates and Foster Rockwell. Chub Sheldon has returned to college after three weeks' illness.

Howard Baldridge Guy Hutchinson Harry LeGore Jack Cates Foster Rockwell Sheldon

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