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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1910

Page

13

Harvard Football Seeks Strong Finish in Final Cambridge Practice

Harvard players wrapped up a light practice on Soldiers Field as coaches reviewed season plays in a lengthy blackboard session. The team then staged a final secret practice in Cambridge with linemen noted for strength. Harvard travels to Farmington Ct for Elm Tree Inn stop before New Haven for the game against Princeton.

Harvard Soldiers’ Field Cambridge Princeton Farmington Elm Tree Inn New Haven

Harvard Yale preparations and mass meetings before big clash

Harvard notes a long signal drill with Yale formations and few scrimmages as most players practice. Absentees Wendell and Frothingham ill. Harvard plans a mass student parade to Soldiers Field and a Yale comparison by Hamilton Fish Jr. at Harvard Union, arguing Harvard veterans may prevail.

Seniors Defeat Juniors 6 0 in Harvard Interclass Game

In Soldiers Field Harvard, the Senior eleven defeated the Junior team 6 to 0. The only score came late when Murdoch recovered a blocked kick and ran 30 yards for a touchdown.

Harvard

Taunton Defeats Worcester In Overtime 5 4 At Home

Taunton tops Worcester 5 to 4 in a tight contest after overtime. Lyons nets the winner 57 seconds into OT. Thompson of Worcester suffers a cut over his right eye during the game as the teams exchange blows and shots at the rink.

Worcester Taunton Lyons Thompson Uigley Lst Farhner Artis Mercer Lyons Griffith Dufresne H. B Miller Ponce Sutton

Six Day Cycle Race Set for December at Madison Square Garden

Races begin December 4 at Madison Square Garden, running through December 10, with the annual six day cycle event opening at one minute past midnight on Sunday. The event will feature speed specialists from many nations, plus a prelude on Saturday night December 3.

New York Madison Square Garden

Comparison of the Two Elevens

Harvard and Yale assessed side by side with focus on receivers, tacklers, guards, centers and backs. Harvard strengths include Minot and Perkins with stronger guards and center, while Yale shows Paul and Withington as standout tackles and Daly as captain. Backfield depth is rich for Harvard, with Frothingham Wendell and Corbett ready, while Yale relies on Deming as backup.

Crimson Leslie Frothingham Wendell Campbell Granstein Morrison Tryon Corbett Harvard Yale Daly Field Baker Kistler Deming

Harvard Yale Stars Dominate Camp Honor Roll Of 1910

The article reviews college football merit, noting Harvard leads with three players on the honor roll McKay Minot Corbett while Yale cites Kilpatrick and Howe. It highlights Kilpatrick’s speed and catching ability, Howe’s passing and kicking, and Harvard’s strong ends Felton Lewis Smith O Maher Ty.

Mr. Camp The Crimson Harvard Yale Kilpatrick Brooks Bomeister Felton Lewis Smith O'Maherty

All-Star Harvard Law vs Carlisle Indians Play at Soldiers Field

Tomorrow afternoon the last Stadium game features the Harvard Law School All-Star eleven led by Hamilton Fish Jr against the Carlisle Indians. Tickets at $1 are selling fast as a large crowd is expected for this highly anticipated clash.

Harvard All-Stars Carlisle Indians Harvard Cass Princeton Forchheimer Crumpacker Michigan Philbin Yale Captain Fish Pfeiffer H. L. Moore Hoar Triggs Holy Cross Swanson Knox Matters Nebraska Simons Bennett Illinois Wesleyan Armour Harvard Law School Soldiers’ Field Law School Hamilton Fish Law Eleven Wright & Ditson's Boston Leavitt & Pierce's Cambridge

Bethany cancels remaining football games after tragedy

Bethany West Virginia votes to stop all further football for the season after the Wheeling accident that fatally injured West Virginia University captain Rudolph Munk during a Bethany College game. Faculty and students extend sympathy to the Munk family and WVU and disavow college responsibility for the incident.

Bethany W. Va Wheeling Rudolph Munk West Virginia University Bethany College

University of West Virginia Cancels Remaining Football Games

Morgantown Nov 14 The University Council of West Virginia University cancelled its remaining football games for the season due to the death of Captain Munk. Dean Charles E. Hogg will represent the university at the funeral as the team and his fraternity attend in a body.

Morgantown W. Va University Council of West Virginia University Munk Charles E. Hogg University Law School

WVU Player Rudolph Munk Dies in Football Injury

Wheeling report states Rudolph Munk university of West Virginia football player died from injuries sustained in Saturdays game. Coroner jury rules accidental death.

Wheeling W. Va Rudolph Munk University of West Virginia

Harvard Oarsmen Guests of Honor at Boston Banquet

The Harvard Club of Boston hosts a complimentary banquet at the Hotel Somerset honoring Harvard crews that defeated Yale at New London last June. This year the university eight and four and the freshmen are invited, reflecting their continued wins since 1909. Major Higginson presides as President Lowell speaks, with Ward Richardson Cutler and other rowing men among the speakers.

Harvard Club Boston Somerset Harvard Yale New London University New Haven Henry L. Higginson Lowell Ward Richardson Roger Cutler

Yale Stadium Plans Aimed to Meet Demand for 1912

New Haven Ct Nov 14 Yale football officials outline a plan to build a new stadium seating 60600 at an estimated cost of 300000 with annual interest about 18000. Bonds of 100 to alumni and ticket allocations aim to raise funds while old Yale Field is kept for practice and smaller games.

New Haven Yale Harvard

Football Games Wanted by Local Athletic Clubs

Hercules A C of Lynn seeks 140 pound teams for Thanksgiving Day games with full expenses paid. Contact Robert Boutilier 8 Jerson Street Lynn. Sumner A C of Roxbury seeks 115 pound teams in Greater Boston away games with expenses paid. Thomas Tracy 1636 Abbot Street Roxbury. Pastime A C of Dorchester seeks 115 to 120 pound teams for Saturdays. Harold Schmidt 34 Hast Cottage Street Dorchester Roxbury Tel 2148 8.

Hercules A. C Lynn Robert Boutilier Jerson Street Sumner A. C Roxbury Greater Boston Thomas Tracy Abbot Street A. C Dorchester Harold Schmidt Hast Cottage Street

Yale Resumes Practice for Final Week of Season

Yale eleven quietly resumes football practice in New Haven for the last week of the season. The team returns by faculty request to continue recitations and be coached by Tom Shevlin and Walter Camp. Tom notes variations of his Minnesota tackle shift intended to counter Harvard with a corkscrew rushline.

New Haven Yale Tom Shevlin Walter Camp Tom Minnesota Harvard

Princeton and Harvard plans shape new football signals

The squad developed one direction for Princeton and another for Harvard conquest. If learned in signal reversal today the plays could be scrimmaged tomorrow and Wednesday before Harvard. Captain Hart reportedly sought a Michigan defense, while Kilpatrick rested and Romeisler and freshmen prepared to oppose varsity. Yale uniforms were missing after an express strike.

Princeton Harvard Harevard Eddie Hart Tiger Fort Wayne Ind Yost Michigan Kilpatrick Bomeisler Romeisler Howe Yale New York City Clinton Roraback

Auto Driver Sharpe Dead in Savannah Race Injuries

W H Sharpe of Trenton New Jersey automobile driver and owner died in Savannah Georgia from internal injuries sustained in practice for the grand prize race. Initial hopes of recovery faded as complications developed after Thursday's accident.

Savannah W. H. Sharpe Trenton N. J Sharpe

St Alphonsus Five Target Fast, Strong New England Schedule

The St Alphonsus basketball five of Rox bury prepares for the season with one of the fastest teams in New England. The lineup includes Duffy Bunker Wright Doran Benker and Cameron. Teams of high grade are invited to book games on the schedule under amateur or professional rules. Contact Charles C Mullaly 360 Riverside avenue Medford or call 321-2 Medford.

St. Alphonsus Basketball Roxbury New England Lincup Duffy Bunker Wright Doran Benker Cameron St. Alphonsus Charles C. Mullaly Riverside Avenue Medford

Foxboro Independent seeks game with nearby teams 135–145 pounds

Foxboro Independent basketball team plans matches within 60 miles of Boston on Monday or Wednesday nights. They guarantee seven players’ expenses and will fill in cancelled games on 24 hours notice. Contact A. G. Sim Foxboro Mass.

Foxboro Boston A. G. Sim Mass

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