Dartmouth Soccer Team Sets First Extended Tour
The Dartmouth Green soccer squad begins a 10 day trip on Friday to play Springfield Y M C A and Harvard in Cambridge, with stops at Philadelphia to face the University of Pennsylvania and Westown School in Westown. This marks the program's first extended tour.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Springfield Y. M. C. A
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Westown School
Westown
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale Practices With Black and Smith Ahead of Saturday Match
Captain Clinton Black and Travers Smith practiced with Yale as the team prepares for Saturday's game. Smith wore uniform and started at quarterback on the second eleven, while Black was in street clothes but declared fit to start. Coaches expect both to start but may limit playing time due to lingering weakness. J Neville starred in a brief scrimmage with a 40 yard TD. LaRoche and Galt contributed in the drills.
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Conn
Clinton Black
Travers Smith
Yale
Smith
Black
Chet LaRoche
Galt
George Moseley
Charlie Comerford
Lynch
Church
Princeton
Joe Neville
Varsity
Neville
Jwlefore
Jacques
LaRoche
Arlington Girls Edge Winchester 6-1 In Field Hockey Match
Arlington High School girls field hockey defeated Winchester High School 6 to 1 at Spy Pond Athletic Field Arlington yesterday afternoon. Goals came from Helen Hadley Hazel Kimball Eleanor Bateman Gertrude Lovett Marion Wing and Ethel Roberts. Umpire Doris Bowman Referee Anna Condon Lineswomen Pauline Crosby Carol Rowse Madeline Thatcher Timer Helen Bowker. Three 15 minute periods.
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Winchester High School
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Arlington
Winchester
Ethel Roberts
Marion Bowman
Jertrude Lovett
Thelma Trott
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Elizabeth Armstrong
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Kathleen Morse Hazel. Kimball
Hilda Barrett
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Catherine Fairfield
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Loretta Murphy
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Saint School
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Carol Rowse
Madeline Thatcher
Helen Bowker
Deer Kills First of Season in Bedford
Bedford, Nov. 22. Carroll Wetherbee of this town shot the first deer killed in the area since the season opened on Monday morning.
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Bedford
Carroll Wetherbee
Yale and Harvard set for big clash at Yale Bowl this Saturday
Yale and Harvard prepare for their season defining clash at New Haven with Yale boasting confidence and form. Meanwhile Army and Navy meet at the Polo Grounds in New York with betting odds favoring the Army. Other notes include Britton vs White boxing, Tufts and Syracuse football at Fenway Park, and Ted Meredith returning to the American team with Joe Loomis shining abroad. Rabbit Maranville shifts to coaching Springfield Boat Club for Thanksgiving Day game.
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Polo Grounds
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Meredith
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America
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Chicago A. A
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Atlanta Boat Club
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Yale Triumphs Over Harvard And Coy’s Final Year
The record notes Yale defeated Harvard in 1909. It marks Ted Coy’s final season at Yale. It mentions Pollard was a regular on Brown’s varsity last season.
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Biddeford
Cadman
Harvard
Yale
Ted Coy
J. C. C.—Pollard
Brown
Lexington gym proposal unfurled at stag smoker
A public gymnasium endorsed by Lexington prominent citizens was proposed at the Lexington Athletic Association’s first stag smoker in the Town Hall.
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Lexington
Lexington Athletic Association
Lexington Town Hall
Williams Freshmen Defeat Sophomores 26 to 0 in Navy Game
Williams College freshmen defeated the sophomores 26 to 0 in a Navy afternoon game. The standout first year play decided the outcome.
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Williamstown
Navy
Williams
Tufts Prepares for Syracuse Contest With Speed Focus
Tufts holds final Oval workout and a light Fenway Park session before Saturday’s Syracuse game. Coaches push a quick start, discard pads, and emphasize speed to offset weight advantages. Wescott may star in the Medford team's offense as an open field runner.
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Syracuse
Fenway Park
Whelan
Wescott
Medford
Five Coaches Work With BC Bruins at Alumni Field
Boston College’s first string linemen trained under five coaches at Alumni Field yesterday afternoon. Al Weatherhead, ex Harvard lineman and Bowdoin coach, focused on tackles and ends while Brickley coached the guards. Fitzpatrick Fitzgerald and McKenzie worked the ends on punt returns as Lowney eyes Holy Cross game preparations.
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Boston College
Alumni Field
al Weatherhead
Harvard
Bowdoin
Brickley
Fitzpatrick
Fitzgerald
McKenzie
Jack Lowney
Holy Cross
Newton High Defeats Boston Latin In 18 Point Football Victory
Newton High beat Boston Latin 18 to 0 at Claflin Field Newtonville yesterday afternoon. Garrity scored two touchdowns and Systrom added another as Newton High dominated on offense and execution. refs Butterfield Smith Gordon officiated with 10 and 9 minute quarters.
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Haverhill Triumphs Over Boston College High 7 to 3
Haverhill High defeats Boston College High 7 to 3 in a hard fought game. Pearson scores a third period touchdown after a 12 yard rush, Burke kicks a drop goal, with the score detailed as Touchdown Pearson and goal from touchdown Gilroy, goal from field Burke. Officials listed as Sullivan referee Brown umpire and Laughlin head linesman. Time periods 10 and 12 minutes.
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Harvard Predicted To Outplay Yale In Classic Contest
Harvard boasted that it will outplay Yale as the team departs Cambridge for New Haven. The Harvard lineup featured Coolidge, Wheeler, Cadman, Harris, Snow, Harte, Robinson, Thacher, Casey, Horween and others. Fans filled the Union mass meeting for one last rally before the Bowl showdown.
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Britt vs Brown headline at Commercial A. C.
Britt meets Frankie Brown of New York in a 12 round feature at the Commercial A. C. Law rence hosts tonight with Brown seeking a comeback appearance after defeating Sandow. Dan McDonald returns against Joe Rivers in the 10 round semi final as two six round prelims open the card.
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Young Farren
Tofalos to Face Leavitt in Thanksgiving Night Match
Greek strongman Demetrius Tofalos has confirmed participation in the Me chanics' building Thanksgiving carnival. He will be paired with Soldier Leavitt of the US Army in one of four main events, a bout expected to favor power grips over technique. Wrestler Waldek Zbyszko will also appear in one of the four bouts.
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Tuohey
Mechanics’ Building
Soldier Leavitt
United States Army
Tofales
Waldek Zbyszko
Football Player Dies From Injury In Practice
Ephraim Angell a 20 year old high school student died in El Centro California from a broken neck suffered during a football practice yesterday.
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Cal
Ephraim Angell
South Boston High Triumphs 20–0 Over Belmont
South Boston High defeated Belmont High 20 to 0 at McNary Park yesterday afternoon. Halligan and Wheelock starred with strong rushing plays for the victors.
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South Boston
Belmont
South Boston High
Belmont High
McNary Park
Halligan and Wheelock
Yale Harvard game tickets soar past prior demand
New Haven residents report a thriving ticket speculation market with paste boards offered for 10 to 30 dollars as Yale Football Association records demand for the Yale Harvard game. Officials say roughly 40 000 requests came in and about 20000 dollars were returned for unused applications. The association struggles to allocate tickets to students alumni city officials and prominent business men.
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Conn
Yale Football Association
Harvard
Bethel Lodge Quintet to Bowl Reading Lodge at Reading
The Bethel Lodge five from Arlington meets Reading Lodge tonight in the new Odd Fellows bowling league.
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Bethel Lodge
Arlington
Reading Lodge
Reading
Odd Fellows
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