Choynski Turns Actor Under Chicago Manager
Colonel John D Hopkins, a Chicago theatrical manager, sends Joe Choynski on stage with a sketch written in two weeks. Choynski plays Jack Hamilton, a college athlete, opposite Louise Miller as Tessie Desmond. The piece, A Tangle of Ropes and Diamonds, earns praise and a contract with Howard's traveling company for this week in Detroit and Boston audiences get their first chance to judge his acting.
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Chicago
Joe Choynski
Choynski
Joe
Charley Burnham
Comedietta
Int Choynski
Jack Hamilton
Louise Miller
Tessie
Desmond
Jack
Old Howard
Detroit
Freshman Crew Races At Harvard And Football Game
The Weld and Newell fall freshman crews race this afternoon at Harvard with three boats per club in a 1.5 mile upstream event from Union Boat Club. Officials are not yet appointed. A deciding interclass football game pits sophomore against junior teams, expected to be a close match. Freshmen earning numerals include Gately, Oveson, Kidder, Derby, Chase, Mills, Crocker, Elkins, Sard, Randall, Hurley, Leatherbee, Brannan.
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Newell
Harvard
Union Boat Club
Gately
Oveson
Kidder
Derby
Chase
Mills
Crock
West Point Beats Pennsylvannia 24 to 0 in 1910s football game
West Point Military Academy outplayed the University of Pennsylvania 24 to 0 at West Point. Daly kicked three goals and Bunker, Casad and Farnsworth scored touchdowns as West Point domination showed in the 24 point win. Penn fought hard but could not overcome superior play.
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University of Pennsylvania
West Point Military Academy
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Daly
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Corbin
Yale
Dibblee Led Harvard Help Across the Continent
Harvard's former star halfback Ben Dibblee traveled from California to Cambridge to aid Reid and the coaches. His return to coaching helped transform a struggling squad into a well coached eleven. Dibblee’s work, alongside Reid, is credited with strengthening Harvard’s backfield and overall team quality for the Yale clash.
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Crimson Warriors
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Reid
Cambridge
America
Sargent Forces Big Zeus Roberts Into Background
Harvard center Charlie Sargent earned his spot against Yale after a hard season of work. Once overlooked behind 300 pound Zeus Roberts, Sargent improved through nonstop effort, reduced fumbles, and accurate punts. The 6 foot two, 214 pound senior will face Yale captain Holt in a pivotal clash.
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Auto Parade Repeats Atop Boston Show Parade
The first street parade of vehicles at the Boston automobile show drew a large crowd yesterday noon with nearly a score in line. The parade started from the headquarters at 11 45 and wound through Boylston Columbus avenues Washington Street and several other streets before returning. Drivers plan daily route changes as crowds and exhibits grow. Will R Pitman of New York visited the show and Happy Days plans to adopt automobiles and showcase electrical devices and spark plugs. A speed test by Kenneth A Skinner on a motor tricycle may be held near Boston before snow flies.
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Dudley Street
Washington Street
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Boylston Streets
Will R. Pitman
New York
Kenneth A. Skinner
Remains of William B. Curtis Moved to Athens Sarcophagus
The New York athletic pioneer William B. Curtis, known as the father of American athletics and a founder of the New York Athletic Club, died in a White Mountains snow storm on July 2, 1900. His remains were moved yesterday from Woodlawn Cemetery receiving vault to a sarcophagus funded by amateur athletes of America.
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New York Athletic Club
White Mountains
Woodlawn
America
Cornell Gathers for Light Practice at Percy Field
Ithaca N Y November 10 The Cornell football squad held a light practice at Percy Field with about 30 players, seven varsity members, and signal drills. Hunt remains ill in infirmary, Purcell lacks strength for field play, Coffin and Schoelkopf will miss today but are expected to return tomorrow as hard practice resumes involving a team lineup.
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N. Y
Cornell
Percy Field
Hunt
Purcell
Coffin
Schoelkopf
Boxing Gossip and Ruhlin Fight Fallout
The Post details Ruhlin being knocked out when Madden threw in the sponge to save him. Referee Harry Corbett backs the ruling. Jeffries planned future bouts face promoter Kennedy away in New York, with Frisco clubs hinting Gardner and Hart as next attractions.
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Madden
Harry Corbett
Sharkey
Jim
New York
Frisco
San Francisco A. C
George Gardner
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Ruhlin
Fitzsimmons
Jim Corbett
Rouhlin
Morris Rudnick
Portland
Harvard Finishes Secret Practice Ahead of Yale Game
Harvard wrapped a brisk wind driven session with four touchdowns as Campbell Blagden and others returned to form. Trainers praised the squad’s fitness, noting Kernan and Ristine’s punting and the backfield’s speed while Yale looms Saturday.
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Yale
Eli
Campbell
Blagden
Marshall
Barnard
MacMasters
Saturmiay
Kernan
Ristine
Columbia Beats Navy Narrowly In Annapolis Clash
Columbia's football team edged Navy 6 to 5 in Annapolis. Land scored Columbia's first touchdown after five minutes of play, Bruce added a goal in the second half, and Ferrien broke through for another Columbia touchdown. Navy threats were thwarted by stout Columbia defense as time expired.
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Ree Kindgen
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Adams Wolff
R. E
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Bites Q. B
Weaver
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Freyer van Hoevenberg
Berrien
F. B
Profesor
Paul Dashiel
Indoor track plans stir Boston winter cycling bids
Chelsea rider A A McLean weighs indoor Boston track for winter racing. He arranged a six day ten hour daily event and motor paced races, with Lowell track prospects and a New England franchise already secured. Moran's managers Tarbox Waller dispute funding and contracts, with Moran under two managers during transition.
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Chelsea
Boston
Lowell
Tarbox
J. F. Moran
Moran
Frank Waller
Waller
Tarbor
Columbia to face Harvard at Cambridge on March 5
Columbia's basketball team travels to Cambridge to meet Harvard on March 5 in a nonconference showdown. The squads renew a historic rivalry as they prepare for the upcoming stretch of the season.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Yale Fans Anticipate Largest Delegation to Cambridge
Yale students held a mass meeting at Alumni Hall praising the team and planning to travel in record numbers to Cambridge next Saturday. Work on Yale Field was secretive with two tough halves. Welton left for evaluation, others tired but resilient.
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Alumni Hall
William L. Phelps
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Bloomer
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Rafferty
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Varsity
Football Notes: Senior League cancellations and key matchups
The Cambridge High cancellation gives English High the Senior League lead as Coach O'Reilly shifts toward preparing to face Boston Latin on Thanksgiving morning. Other items note star players from Homestead Stars and Philadelphia Stars, a Harvard Yale punt rivalry remark, Brown Dartmouth scheduling debates, and safety inspections. Michigan leads in scoring, while Buffalo Syracuse game pushed by snow and Cornell practice remains limited.
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O'Reilly
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Harvard oarsman Blake returns from Alaska to Boston crowd
Robert P. Blake of Boston Harvard varsity eight arrives in Tacoma from eight months in Alaska where he hunted big game. He will soon return home bringing trophies. Blake, son of Samuel Parkman Blake, is grand-nephew of Francis Parkman. his brother is Arthur Blake, noted long-distance runner. The city also hosts a Junior League football game between Brighton High and Mechanic Arts High halted in the second half for crowding on the field. Mechanic Arts led 17 to 0 and is expected to replay.
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Brimmer Street
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Greece
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Salem High
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Shanahan
Harvard Graduates Attend Yale Harvard Game Ticket Sale
Hundreds of Harvard graduates gather at the Old State House to buy Yale Harvard game tickets. Each graduate could obtain only one ticket, leaving many without any. Between 200 and 300 seats were offered, drawing many notable Harvard athletes such as Reginald Brown Dudley Dean Walter Rand and Ed Mills amid speculative attempts.
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Old State House
Reginald Brown
Dudley Dean
Walter Rand
Schley Refuses Public Aid Over Inquiry Cost
Knoxville report notes court of inquiry expense reportedly 10000. Admiral Schley replies he cannot accept public subscriptions. He calls the cost figure a mistake and says the matter is delicate, hoping supporters will respect his position.
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Court of
Admiral Schley
Knoxville Sentinel
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