Harvard and Yale coaches forecast a close game with old rivals
Harvard coach Percy Haughton picks the Crimson to beat Yale while Yale’s coach Jones favors the Blue. Trainers Mack and Donovan loom large in the chatter as the sport world debates wins, committees, and amateur power plays. Cross country setbacks hit Cornell, and Brooklyn hosts national indoor championships with a new 220 yard straightaway. Hedlund challenges Kolehmainen in New York, with Warner from Navy set to lead.
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Thirteenth Regiment’ Armory
Carlisle Syracuse game and other sports notes
The article surveys upcoming games including Carlisle at Syracuse and Dartmouth at Carlisle, notes on Tufts football, and recent scores. It references Langford versus Smith at the Atlas A.A. bout with bets and house shares, and mentions Battery A Cadets at Harvard Stadium with free admission and ticket access through members.
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Kennedy Stricken by Typhoid at Chicago Hospital
William J. Kennedy, noted long-distance runner with the Illinois Athletic Club, is seriously ill with typhoid fever at a Chicago hospital. News confirms his condition and hospital admission.
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William J. Kennedy
Illinois Athletic Club
Colgate Football Names 1915 Captain and Manager
W H Swarthout of Geneva New York was elected captain and FE L Parsons of Binghamton New York named manager for next season. Swarthout starred at fullback this year for Colgate.
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FE. L. Parsons
Binghamton
Colgate
Swarthout
First fall athletic meet set for Quincy YMCA
The inaugural fall athletic meet of the Boston and Quincy YMCA branches will take place at the Quincy YMCA on Saturday November 22 at 8 p m.
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Quincy Y. M. C. A
Harvard Runners Prepare for Intercollegiate Cross Country
The Harvard cross country team left Cambridge yesterday at 5 33 PM bound for New York to compete in the 15th annual intercollegiate run at Van Cortlandt Park tomorrow at 3 o clock. Fourteen teams will race with Harvard.
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Cornell
New York
Potter
Harvard
Cambridge
van Cortlandt Park
Harvard Aims High at Intercollegiates in New York Meet
Harvard sends seven regulars and a substitute led by Captain R S B Boyd to New York for the Intercollegiate event. Freshmen face Andover in an invitation race at Andover today. top five scorers from each team count. Penn, Princeton, and Cornell enter strong squads with listed stars L Maderein Mc Curdy Captain Langer Humphreys and Ted Meredith.
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H. G. MacLure
W. A. Peckham
C. Southworth
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W. M. Tugman, Jr
C. G. Squibb
J. Greenough
Shrubb
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Yale May Change English Coaching Methods
Captain T B Denegre reported from New York after an all day Yale rowing committee conference on coaching methods. No final decision was reached though a third meeting this week suggests final action is expected next week. Denegre did not reveal details. prevailing belief at Yale is that English coaching will not be retained.
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Yale
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Yale Rowing Committee
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Harvard Squad on Tyng's Island Prepares for Yale Clash
Harvard football spent a quiet night at Vesper country club on Tyng's Island near Lowell and practiced signals under Coach Haughton. About 2000 undergraduates cheered as the Crimson prepared for the Yale game with two scrimmage touchdowns by Green and a firm pledge to beat Yale twice and whip them in the Stadium.
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Kennedy Outclasses Read In 12 Round Bout At Unity Club
Steve Kennedy of Lawrence defeated Jack Read of Australia in rounds seven through eleven at the Unity Club. Read, backed by Joe Woodman’s stable and aided by Sam Langford Bob Armstrong and George Byers, fought well. Semi finals saw Finney Boyle and Joe Carroll draw, while Young Smith beat Phil George in a Hurricane six.
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Lemle Wins Bout With Two Straight Falls at Grand Opera House
Karl Lemle the Bohemian giant defeated George Sandele in two straight falls at the Grand Opera House last night. The first fall came in 9 minutes 30 seconds with a flying mare, followed by an 8 minute 80 second second fall after a mixup and a double arm lock securing Sandele's shoulders.
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George Sandele
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Grand Opera House
Sandele
Hjalmer Johnson
Sweden
Lemle
Hagen Is Knocked Out By Levinsky
New York Nov. Ed Hagen, a heavyweight hopeful, was knocked out in the seventh round of a ten round bout with Battling Levinsky in New York. Levinsky weighed 170 pounds while Hagen weighed 1612 pounds. Gun Boat Smith withdrew after sustaining a damaged eye from a prior fight with Sam Langford.
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Ed Hagen
Battling Levinsky
Philadelphia
Gunboat Smith
Mold for keel nearly ready at Gristol for Vanderbilt defense
Gristol report notes the Van derbilt syndicate boat's lead keel mold progressing, with a sharp outline for the keel. The mold measures 22 feet deep at the top, 18 feet at the bottom, and stands four feet high forward. The keel’s greatest weight sits forward of the centre line.
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Feeney Named Captain of Harvard Freshman Footballteam
James W. Feeney of Andover was yesterday elected captain of the Harvard freshman association football team Paul W. Ingraham of Wellesley and Lawrence E. Bullard of Richmond Hill NY were elected manager and assistant manager of the freshman squad respectively.
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Andover
Harvard
Paul W. Ingraham
Wellesley
Lawrence E. Bullard
Richmond Hill
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Robinson Names Training Plan for Brooklyn Club
Wilbert Robinson outlined Brooklyn Nationals training for 1925 at a luncheon with club officials and press. The rookie squad heads to Augusta on February 20 and the regulars on March 1, staying in the South until March 25 before a spring northward schedule and home debut April 1. Exhibition games expected with New York and Philadelphia American leagues and Newark in the International loop. Governor Tener of Pennsylvania to throw first ball at Ebbets Field. Robinson aims to add experienced league players, including right handed batters to pair with left handers, following McGraw and Hanlon systems.
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