Harvard Faces Dartmouth In Final Soldiers Field Clash
Harvard lines up most regulars except the Marshalls for a 3 PM showdown with Dartmouth on Soldiers Field. Carl Marshall sits out as Yale Princeton scouting shifts practice, while Leo Daly fills his spot. Mills and Sugden make first starts at left end and center respectively as Harvard aims for a credible win without risking key players.
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Dartmouth
Soldiers Field
Marshalls
Carl Marshall
Princeton
Farley
Yale
Crimson
Elis
Sugden
King’s Place
Mills
Whitwell
Marshall
Little Carl
Leo Daly
Minis
Soaccessesseqenr
Rye OH Smith Barnard
Aneeey Ceeeeeesel. B
Hennan Knowlton
Bon
Secie Ty
Hors Bowditch
Seeesersis
Vilham Daly
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Rorean
Caughan Putnam
R. H. Man
Asaleae
Dey Patterson A
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Harper
Yale Men Go To New York For Princeton Clash
After light signals and a short practice Yale football team departs New Haven for New York, in better condition than after Bucknell, with Captain Chadwick stating players are in good shape. Swan declined comment. lineup lists Rafferty Kinney Glass Holt Goss Hogan Shevlin Rockwell Chadwick Metcalf Bowman.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New York
Princeton
Bucknell
Chadwick
Murphy
Swan
Rafferty
Kinney
Glass
Holt
Goss
Hogan
Shevlin
Rockwell
Princeton Awaits Yale in Championship Battle
Princeton reports light practice after a full dress rehearsal and train arrivals signal a likely record crowd for the Yale game. Captain Davis voiced confidence in the squad’s fighting trim without predicting the outcome.
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Princeton
WN. J
Yale
Davis
Brown
Football lineup for Cuard team with named players
The listing shows players by position: Bradley at centre Short at right guard De Witt at right tackle Reed at right end Henry at quarterback Pearson at left halfback Hart at right halfback Foulke at fullback and R McClare.
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Cuard
Bradley
Short
de Witt
Reed
Henry
Pearson
Hart
Foulke
R. McClare
Princeton Mascot Tiger Breaks Loose On Field
In Princeton New Jersey on November 14 the team mascot tiger escaped its collar during procession, sprinted across the gridiron, and was pursued by Captain Davis and Coach Barnard. After a 150 yard chase the captain tackled the animal and recaptured it with help, suffering bites and scratches. The mascot will be kept in the field house until the next game.
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Princeton
N. J
Davis
Hillebrand
Barnard
Boston Latin 28 Defeats Brookline High 0 in Prep League
Boston Latin dominates Brookline High 28 to 0 in Locust Street grounds prep league. Players listed include Laughlin and Hanley for Boston Latin with Mohan scoring, Lane umpiring and Holton refereeing. Time 15-minute halves.
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Boston Latin
Brookline High
Boston
Brookline
Edwards
Allen O'Donnell
T. Cael Guises T
Floyd
Pierson
Heteutiicek
Heilborn Littlefield
C.ceeevereesenseese Resersees
Perry Witherby
Delona Mohan
R. T
Ulman Benshimol
Thompson Laughlin
Q. Do
Q. B
Shine Somes
Freedman
Kerrigan McCusher
Lincoln Hanley
F. B
Travis
C. Enneae
Mohan
Laughlin
Lane
Holton
Cambridge Latin 12 Newton High 0 in Preparatory league game
Cambridge Latin defeated Newton High 12 to 0 in Newton. Hopewell Conlin scored two points on touch downs, with Cal Conlin adding goals. Umpire Bears, Referee Young, Linesmen Ferguson and Goode officiated. 400 in attendance. halves 20 and 15 minutes.
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Newton
Cambridge
J. Johnson
Benton
R. G
Church Hurtchinson
Bien F. Johnson
Ellis Tilton
E. B
Taft Beakis
Waterbury Russell
H. B
Conlin
Feeley Y Tancred
F. B
Wee Ab Teese F
Howe
Newton High
Hopewell
Bears
Young
Ferguson
Goode
Timer—Church
Malden High Dominates Cambridge in 21 0 Seniors League Clash
Malden High outplayed Cambridge High at Charles River Park delivering three touchdowns and a 21 to 0 victory. Black scored twice with Babcock adding a third and Hill kicked the conversion after a field goal. Umpire Kiley and Referee Burleigh oversaw the game.
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Malden High
Cambridgeigh
Charles River Park
Malden
Cambridge High
Parks
Ceeseeeeee
Esac Eesereeneds
Ory Bonner Black
Essesses
G. Denese Cheabsddenaee
Waldo Burnham
Church McCurder
R. H
Grebenstein Noyes
Hill
Black
Babcock
Kiley
Burleigh
Princeton Elis Gridiron Battle Draws Attention
Football notes focus on today’s Princeton versus Yale matchup with Yale favored marginally. The annual game draws national interest as both teams prepare for kickoff and seek a key victory in the rivalry.
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Princeton
Gers
Elis
Yale
The Blue Triumphs Over Harvard In Headline Matchups
The Blue outscored Harvard in most meetings with the same eleven opponents except West Point. Yale outscored Harvard by 17 in the Amherst game. In the Wesleyan game both teams scored the same, but Wesleyan gained five points on the Crimson. The Blue edged Harvard by one touchdown in the final cited contest.
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Harvard
West Point
Yale
Wesleyan
Crimson
Brown
Barnard Faces Holt as Somerville Aims for Title
Barnard would meet Holt if Somerville defeats English High this afternoon. A. Marshall would oppose the giant class, and if Somerville wins the championship by beating Training School next, the title would be theirs. Slugger Mason, former Harvard star, assists McCormick in coaching Daitmouth.
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Yale
Barnard
Holt
A. Marshall
Somerville
English High
Training School
Mason
Harvard
McCormick
Daitmout
Dan Saunders
Jocko
Chelsea
Dave Sullivan
Steve Mahoney
Jimmy Briggs
Lincoln Club
Stafford Springs
Briggs
Austin’ Rice
Bath Athletic Club
Mahoney
Chester Goodwin
Jack Hamilton
New York
Tom Jenkins
Joe Carroll
National Sporting Club
England
United States
Lewis
Criterion Club
Billy Jordan
Jack Fitzpatrick
Atlantic Yacht Club
Eddie Connolly
Jack Palmer
National Sporting Club of London
Connolly
Dick Burge
Jimmy Davenport
Liverpool
Manchester
Davenport
Wil Curley
Mike Shallow
Mike
Peter Maher
Jim Jeffords
Joe Chovnski
J. K
Jack O’brien
Boston
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
College Rivalries and High School Contests From Old Schedules
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple 1906 college and high school games across New Haven Boston area and New England. The garbled lines mention Harvard, Dartmouth, Princeton, Carlisle Indians, Cornell, Lafayette, Annapolis, Bucknell, Tufts, Holy Cross, Williams, Wesleyan, Amherst, Maine, Michigan, Chicago, Syracuse, West Point, Newburyport, Somerville, Hyde Park, and several high schools with locations such as Medford, Williamsport, and New Haven.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Princeton
Carlisle Indians
Cornell
Lafayette
Cane
Annapolis
Bucknell
Tufts
Holy Cross
Medford
Williams
Wesleyan
Williamstown
Dewa
Amherst
University of Maine
Bond
Michigan
Chicago
Syracuse
West Point
Serra
New Haven
Niversit Ermon
Ead
Burlingee
Seventh Regiment
New English High
Somervillea Field
Somervillee High
Broadable
Reepough
Meenilton Academy
Greates High
Hyde Park High
Hyde South
Boston High
Ee Street
Ichester A. A
New Newburyport
Huryport A. A
Fitzsimmons Knocks Out Bully in a Hotel
Fresno report details Robert Fitzsimmons confronting a large man named Hough at the Hughes Hotel corridor. After an insult, Fitzsimmons landed a short-arm jolt knocking Hough into a corner seven feet away, leaving him with four loose teeth and a disfigured countenance. The ex-champion is touring with his theatrical company and expects Hough to recover in a few days.
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Fresno
Cal
Hough
Robert Fitzsimmons
Hughes Hotel
Fitzsimmons
Yale Wins Intercollegiate Gun Shoot at Princeton
Yale captured the annual intercollegiate gun shoot held on Princeton grounds with a score of 206. Harvard finished second with 205 points, while Princeton trailed in third.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Harvard
Aluminum Deck for Shamrock III Decides on Aluminum
Glasgow November 14 William Fife orders the Shamrock III deck built of aluminum while keeping mild steel for the hull’s high strain parts. Tests are under way with a woven wood fibre covering for the deck to combine lightness, durability, and secure footing as Captain Wringe assists in supervision of the coal work.
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Glasgow
William Fife
Shamrock
Wringe
Olympian games decision rests with international committee
The Chicago St Louis rivalry centers on whether the Olympian games for 1904 will be in Chicago or linked to the exposition in St Louis. A sub committee will contact St Louis and Europe. The final call rests with the international committee in Europe and transfer to St Louis requires their consent.
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Chicago
Comite International Olympique
St. Louis
Kinsley’s
St.Louis
International Committee of
Europe
Paris
Chelsea Triumphs Over Providence at Pythian Rink 8–2
Chelsea dominated Providence with superior all round play at Pythian Rink, winning 8 to 2. Miller stood out for Chelsea with consistent drives, while Mallory favored Providence with outstanding goalkeeping, stopping nearly every shot.
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Chelsea
Providence
Pythian
Mallory
Miller
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