Yale Football Readies for Harvard Clash in Field Drama
Yale captain Black sick with 100 degree temp in infirmary. Chub Sheldon to start at left guard as Black is out briefly. Smith returns as quarterback with LaRoche in, lineup set similar to Princeton game. Yale aims to field full lineup for Harvard game with a 30 minute scrimmage planned day before.
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Britton Defeats White in Solid Ring Performance
Jack Britton of New York delivered a forceful victory over Charley White of Chicago before a large Armory A. A. crowd at the Arena. The win was decisive with no doubt about the result as fans packed the venue to witness White receive a heavy beating.
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New Hampshire Students Build Their Own Bleachers
About 60 New Hampshire College students drained the athletic field and erected five sections of bleachers while diggings ditches and laying tiles by nightfall. The student body suspended all college exercises for the day and even the young women helped by preparing a noonday meal.
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Portland Democrats Nominate James H. McDonald for Mayor
The Democrats of Portland nominated James H. McDonald for mayor tonight. McDonald is finishing his term as county commissioner this year.
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Holy Cross Scrubs Holdoffs Boston College Regulars in Scrimmage
Holy Cross scrubs tested formations and defenses against the Boston College regulars at Alumni Field. The regulars scored twice while preventing the scrubs from crossing the goal line. Daylight drills shifted to on field work with skull practice and signal training using board methods to perfect plays.
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Tufts adjusts line and backfield for Syracuse game
Tufts reshuffles the line with Haggerty to tackle and Beacham at fullback and recalls regulars Wescott Doane Mitchell to backfield. Beacham adds speed and heft to substitute for Doane and Keefe as Drummey returns at helm for a strengthened attack ahead of the Syracuse clash.
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Robert Hunter Wins Pinehurst Qualifying Trophy
Pinehurst North Carolina November 21 The qualifying round of the 2th annual tournament drew 61 contestants a record field for this early event Robert Hunter of Noroton Connecticut and the Weeburn Club won the qualifying trophy in 83 Frank lin Gates son of Frederick Gates of the Rockefeller board was second in , and C L Becker Woodland Club third in 87 Other New England contestants in the first 16 included C F Lancaster Boston 92 and Charles Mason Chelsea 93 Dr Myron Marr Bethlehem J G Nicholson New Bedford and J R Bowker Boston made the second sixteen
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Harvard Men See Football Movies
Football and the movies held 500 Harvard juniors spellbound at the 1918 smoker in the Harvard Union. The film version of the Harvard Cordell game was shown with remarks by Hampton Robb the assistant varsity football manager. J M Franklin president of the class gave an address.
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Britton Dominates Weight-Advantaged Bout In Final Round
Britton entered at 144 1 2 pounds versus White at 136 1 2 pounds. Britton used care and cleverness, then finished strong in the last round to tilt the bout, while White tried to counter but landed little. The semi finals saw Stanton beat Leonard in six, Lee beat Girard, and Segal beat Kenney. Next Armory A A meeting on Dec 5 will feature Dillon and Levinsky in a heavyweight rematch.
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Boston Chamber forms coal investigation committee
A special committee of the Boston Chamber of Commerce began an inquiry into whether local factors are driving coal costs. John S. Lawrence chairs the panel with Robert S. Coffin as clerk, joined by EB G. Batley, Richard C. Storey, Walter Goodenough and William G. Sharp.
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Harvard’s Last Day in Stadium Marks End of 1916 Season
Harvard's final home day features a mass meeting in the Union and a stadium scrimmage against Yale veterans. The 44 players prepare to travel to New Haven for the Bowl practice, with a parade and band amid Cambridge crowds marking the season's close.
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Army Scrimmage Themes Hurt Player and Navy Game Looms
At West Point the Army varsity and scrub squads staged a spirited scrimmage with Murill leaving due to an injury that may keep him out of the Navy game in New York on Saturday. Butler returned to form at tackle boosting practice while Vidal kicked a field goal and Oliphant scored a TD.
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Waltham High Rout Leominster 101 to 6 in Home Victory
Waltham High overwhelmed Leominster High 101 to 6 on its home field yesterday afternoon. Touchdowns by Flaherty, Smith, Gately, Curry, McGahan, Conniff and Willard paced the scoring with a running clock in a dominant performance.
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Umpire-Triggered Fine Set By Southern Association
Southern Association announces a new rule: a $10 fine applies automatically whenever a player is put out of the game by an umpire. President Robert H. Baugh disclosed the measure on October 26.
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Boston Loses Harvard Lead in Student Enrollment
Harvard University reports total foreign enrollees at 128 from 28 countries, a year over year gain. Cambridge now surpasses Boston as the city with the most registered students, led by Cambridge at 293, Boston 267, and New York 177, with Boston districts counted separately.
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Harvard Students Spend Night in Pullman Cars in New Haven
Several hundred Harvard students will sleep in Pullman berths in railroad yards at New Haven Friday evening before the Yale Harvard game due to scarce hotel rooms. The Harvard varsity musical clubs will perform with Yale clubs on the eve of the game and will stay in Pullman sleepers in New Haven. Other undergraduates unable to find rooms will be housed in sidetracked sleeping cars in the yards.
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Riflemnen Seek State Aid for NRA Practice Program
The Massachusetts Association of the National Rifle Association met at the City Club and voted to ask the Legislature to prepare for target practice for its members. Officers elected include Harold Blanchard of Boston as president, J. C. Irwin of Newton as vice president, C. M. Abbott of Watertown as treasurer, and Robert T. Portal of Woburn as secretary. An executive committee was named with J. H. H. Burbank of Lynn, I. E. Moultrop of Boston, J. W. H. Myrick of Boston, W. H. Brown of Boston, and J. H. Scott of Boston.
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Dartmouth Baseball Schedule Announced for 1917 Season
The Dartmouth graduate manager H. G. Pender released a 20 game schedule with 10 away and 10 at home. New opponents include Penn State, University of Pennsylvania, and Colgate.
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Fishing and shipping notes fill Mystic and Boston pages
Tide and celestial data lead the waterfront calendar as mackerel landings and prices dominate. The Ethel Marian sold 1400 fresh mackerel while groundfish receipts total 20 800 pounds of cask 000 pounds of scrod haddock 16 000 pounds of gole and 3000 pounds of grayfish. Trade details include vessel trips such as the Joseph P Mesquita earning 4600 dollars and crew shares of 147 dollars. The Memphian arrives with 700 tons general cargo and plans return on Saturday while Santa Barbara nears Boston after a 7000 mile run from Buenos Ayres. The Alaskan at Mystic wharf unloads 5600 tons steel 200 000 bushels oats 100 tons leather and 1200 horses for St Nazaire. The Miniota sails to Glasgow with 80000 bushels wheat 20000 boxes 16000 barrels apples 600 tons steel 300 tons provisions. Boston schooner Jessie Costa sells for 14000 dollars to D W Simpson and others and will load general cargo for Newfoundland.
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Shipping News Arrives with List of Steamers and Tugs
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