Dartmouth prepares for Harvard game with secret scrimmage
Dartmouth's November practice closed with light drills and a three-quarter hour scrimmage. All regulars are reported fit to start, and optimism centers on halfback Stuart after his standout Amherst performance. The squad departs at 2 PM for Boston, skipping Andover and staying at the Copley Square Hotel.
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Bookmakers at Bennings Track Declared Illegal
Washington court finds bookmakers at Bennings race track illegal under the District of Columbia law. William Davis is found guilty and sentenced to two hours imprisonment, with an appeal filed. The Washington Jockey Club says betting between individuals remains allowed and will follow court orders during appeal.
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Crimson Freshmen Prepare for Yale Game at New Haven
Harvard freshmen under Coach Boyd practice daily for their final game Saturday against Yale at New Haven. Captain Brown and Hutchinson energize the ends while Gilbert Gregory Galatti and Waterbury work in the backfield as the squad shows rapid improvement. Yale freshmen hold slight edge, undefeated this season, as several Harvard men plan to travel.
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Fer ris to Detroit or Boston as Stahl trade looms
Chicago November 14 report says Jake Stahl may move to Detroit or Boston. Boston players oppose Ferris after an assault on Hayden, with Boston management open to Ferris departure and a separate deal for Stahl and Schlafly of the Senators. Stahl would boost Boston’s lineup, potentially displacing Grimshaw if he joins.
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Medford High Triumphs 10-0 Over Harvard Sophomores
Medford High defeated the Harvard Sophomores 10 to 0 at Soldiers Field. Pray scored the first points with a field goal and Saulsman returned a Watson miss for a late touchdown. Pray and Hall starred for Medford. Fotch and Howard excelled for Harvard.
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Mechanics suffer first defeat to Everett High 11 to 0
Everett High School defeated Mechanic Arts High School 11 to 0 in Everett this afternoon. Mechanic Arts was hampered by injuries from last Saturday's game with English High School, with captain Doherty Murphy Dresser and three other regulars out of the lineup. The home team outplayed the visitors throughout the game.
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Bowling League Scores at Brunswick Alleys
In the Odd Fellows league Cambridge whitewashed America while Neptune beat Bethesda and Si loam defeated Commercial. Paul Revere won over Mt. Vleusant with the matches completed at Brunswick alleys.
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Harvard Varsity Scorers Four Times in Half Hour Scrimmage
Harvard varsity scored four times in a strenuous half hour scrimmage against the second team. Several players stood out including Newhall, Lincoln, Wendell, and two new men Mason and Bird. Injury sidelined captains Foster and Starr. Macdonald may play Saturday against Dartmouth.
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Newhall and Mason Lead Varsity Scrimmage On Saturday Plan
The article notes Wendell and Mason powering through the line in a varsity scrimmage as Newhall returns at quarterback and Graydon shifts to halfback. Dartmouth game prep tightens with planned substitutions and adjusted lineup while coach Reid directs punting and lively signal practice. Hay spread on the field aims to protect players and keep the ground soft for the upcoming clash.
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Yale Football Opens Gate To First Eleven Scrimmage
Yale coaches unveiled an early scrimmage at the university field in New Haven with about 1000 undergraduates in attendance. The varsity showcased strong forward passes and three scoring plays, while Paul Veeder drilled a 35 yard field goal as a drop kicker.
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Boston Terrier Show Opens in Mechanics Hall to Huge Crowd
Boston terrier enthusiasts fill Mechanics Hall for the opening day of a record Boston terrier show. Spectators expect the event to eclipse all prior specialty shows with exhibitors from across the country and a potential $250000 in value if dogs were sold. Three judges will preside, replacing the traditional single judge.
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Carruth Still Holds Lead in City Bowling Standings
Carruth extended the lead by winning three straight from McCarthy in last evening's City league. Somerset lost to Boylston despite the heaviest pin fall. New Roxbury and Elite each took two from Rexford and Murray and Irwin respectively. Carruth posted the best team total 1484 while Somerset made the high single 516. Beatty of Somerset had a 114 single and 31 percent.
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Shawmut sweeps American Loan in Bank and Trust league
Three matches rolled at Channey alleys last evening with Shawmut defeating American Loan three straight. The result highlighted Shawmut's dominant performance in the Bank and Trust league standings.
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Marketmen Play Night At Adams Square Alleys
West defeated Fletcher while Drake beat Hollis and Whitaker Batchelder Snyder won two of three. The crowded alleys show no straight wins as action heats up at Adams Square.
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Third annual John Boyle O'Reilly Club dance and contest prizes
Beautiful prizes will be awarded to the successful contestants in the jig reel and hornpipe dancing at the third annual concert and dance of the John Boyle O'Reilly Football and Athletic Club at Berkeley Hall Berkeley street on Thursday evening Nov 1.
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East and West to Battle on the Gridiron Saturday
The Penn-Michigan game at Franklin Field Philadelphia is two days away with Penn State’s Pennsy and Michigan meeting for the annual clash. Captain Joe Curtis is out with a broken leg, leaving Michigan with only a slim chance to win per coach Yost.
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Harvard Football Hs for Men in Yale Game
Harvard will award the prized football H only to players who participate in the Harvard Yale game this year. The rule allows even brief play in the Yale clash to earn the H, with possible last minutes for substitutes if conditions favor a Crimson win.
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Yale baseball to take southern trip next spring
Yale will undertake a shortened southern tour next spring with headquarters in Washington. The squad will play Georgetown University twice, the Washington American League team once, and is expected to meet the United States Naval Academy team at Annapolis.
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Mayhew of Brown Likely All-America Halfback in 1906
The Brown University sophomore Johnny Mayhew, a standout in football during games against Penn Harvard and Yale, is expected to be named to several All-America teams. Noted as an all round athlete, Mayhew also shines as a sprinter hurdler and jumper.
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Boston College High Defeats Chelsea 6-0
Boston College High School overwhelmed Chelsea at Carter Street Grounds Chelsea yesterday afternoon. Noonan Bailey Irwin Didion and Flaherty opened wide holes for the winners while Pepper and Threedman excelled for the losers in a game of brilliant plays.
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