Post's All-America 1912 Football Team
Harvard dominates the selections with four places while Yale and Princeton earn two each. Notable names include Brickley, Crowther, Thorpe, Hobe Baker, Englehorn, Hitchcock, Pennock, Shenk, Ketcham, and Crowther as a standout quarterback for Brown.
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Post’s
Bomeister
Yale
Felton
Harvard
Hitchcock
Englehorn
Dartmouth
Pennock
Shenk
Princeton
Ketcham
Crowther
Brown
H. Baker
Brickley
Thorpe
Carlisle
Indians
Crimson
Charlie Brickley
Hobe” Baker
Flynn
Baker
Post All America Team Casts Harvard as Core
The Post selects its All America lineup with Harvard players dominating ends Felton and Bomeisler and captain Crowther’s style cited as a benchmark. Ivy stars Penn State Yale Princeton and Dartmouth receive supporting roles highlighting Ketcham Parmenter Shenk Hogsett Hitchcock and Englehorn among others.
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Gardner
Harvard
Crowther
Pennsylvania State College
Miller
Marshall
Penn
Butler
Cornell
Pazzetti
Lehigh
Wellesley
Bomeisler
Yale
Felton
Post
Eli
Princeton
Kilpatrick
Shevlin
Dave Campbell
Very
Penn State
Holy Cross Faces 2800 Mile Trip to St Louis
Holy Cross prepares for a 2800 mile journey to St Louis to meet the University of St Louis on Thanksgiving Day in the season finale. Coach Larkin has drilled the squad on Fitton Field with hour long sessions as Holy Cross aims to cap a strong season against a heavy and fast St Louis team.
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Felton
Devore
Army
Close
Navy
Worcester
Holy Cross
St. Louis
University of St. Louis
Gridiron Warriors
New England
Larkin
Fitton Field
Missouri Collegians
Mississipi
Harvard
Percy
Wendell
Yale
Yale and Harvard students blacklisted for ticket speculation
New Haven Conn November 24 detectives nabbed the largest number of students ever detected disposing of game tickets to speculators. Fifty Yale undergraduates and about twenty five Harvard students are listed on the blacklist after a week of detectives from Eston uncovering efforts to profit from ticket allotments.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Harvard 2
Eroston
Harvard Caps 1912 Football with Undefeated Title Triumph
Harvard finishes a perfect 8–0 season with 176 points for and 22 against, beating Yale to seal the intercollegiate title. Captain Wendell and Brickley lead scoring. Hardwick shines as a versatile standout while Daly’s four-play system underpins a dominant run game.
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Harvard
Cambridge
New Haven
Crimson
Yale
Michael
Williams
Amherst
Brown
Providence
Crowther
Ashbaugh
Tigers
Waller
Hardwick
Brickley
Princeton
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
Carlin
Fair
Dartmouth
Paul Revere
Gettysburg
Charley Daly
Wheeler
Felton
Bob Storer
Rex’’ Hitchcock
Queries on Harvard scores and ties in guessing outcomes
The writer compares two guess sets Harvard 12 3 and Harvard 98 0 as both 11 points from the correct score and asks if B wins by picking one correct score. They call it a tie and seek the winning score among options Harvard 12 6 and others including 10 6 10 5 10 6 and 13 3 with Harvard.
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Harvard
Charles E. Brickley
Brickley
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Permanent Yale coach talks of a resident system
New Haven Nov 24 Yale coaches discuss adopting a permanent resident coach setup. The piece traces past coaches, names potential leaders like Shevlin and Jones, and notes committee control, player sentiment, and projected season receipts near 100000.
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Yale
Jack Owlsey
Shevlin
Foster Rockwell
Morse
Billy Knox
Bigelow
Burch
Howard Jones
Cov
Cev
Daly
Field
Howe
Coy
Syracuse
Harvard Crackdown Crowned 1912 Football Champions
Arthur Duffey lauds Harvard Crimson as 1912 football and cross country champions. He credits Haughton’s methods for a decisive Yale defeat and notes Shrubb Jones Storer and Brickley as standout Harvard figures shaping a new regime at Cambridge.
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Crimson
Yale
New Haven
Cambridge
Haughton
Shrubb
Cornell
Cornellians
AY Shrubb
John Paul Jones
Taber
Brown
Jones
Sweden
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Coach Robinson
Johnny Mayhew
Bob Fisher
Joe Duff
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O’brien
Pendleton
Hogsett
Storer
Inglehorn
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MR. Kirk & Co - Ones Ad
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Crow
U. S. Pat
Hb, Kirk &Co
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New York
The
Crimsons
Bettle
Graustein
Coolidge
Freedley
Uchdown
Tchdown
T. Frothingham
S. B. Pennock
N. Y
W. H. Trumbull
Salem
F. J. O’ Brien
Roxbury
H. R. Hardwick
Quincey
C. IK. Brickley
Everett
T. H. Frothingham
Philadelphia
F. Wigglesworth
Milton
G. T. Driscoll
Brookline
D. Lawson
Boston
P. M. Hollister
Grand Rapids
Mich
E. Bradley
Haverhill
F. J. Bradlee
A. A. Lingard
E. A. Graustein
Hinkey
Taft
Arthur Howe
New Jersey
Elmer McDevitt
Annapolis
Henry Wheaton
Harry Vaughan
Scranton
Jim Scully
Pittsburg
Gallaner
Philbin
Tom Shevlin
Foster Sanford
Frank Hinkey
Frank Butterworth
Spalding
Talbot
Warren
Avery
3Omeister
Cooney
Tampa
Cuba
Havana
Arthur Duffey
Moakley
Fred Snodgrass
Duffey
Bergin
Co. A. West
South Street
Sammy White
Poes
Sammy Whites
Ted Coys
Melzar Smith CO
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