Yale Tech Lead Intercollegiate Cross Country Preview
Eight colleges compete in the ninth annual intercollegiate cross country run at Princeton. Yale, Cornell, Pennsylvania and Columbia are highlighted by star runners and veterans. Tech sails from Back Kay Bale to Princeton amid cheers, aiming to contend for top honors.
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Princeton
Tech
Captain Howland
H. R. Callaway
B. L. Gimson
Co. S. Clapp
C. L. Bachelor
R. Ellis
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Captain Jones
Haskins
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
Magic
Wesley
Vernon
Whiteley
Jones
Ralph
Campbell
Syracuse
Kay Bale
University of Pennsylvania
Facts About Edward Coy Yale's Great Fullback
Edward Coy of Yale is a nineteen year old fullback listed as six feet tall and 193 pounds from New Haven Conn class of 1909. He is described as an All American back with notable punting ability averaging 38 11 13 yards in the Harvard game along with strengths as a sprinter, strong man and broad jumper.
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Edward Coy
YALE
New Haven
Conn
Vatle
Harvard
George Foster Sanford
Coy
Sanford
Cov
Hill
Teddy
Teddy Roosevelt, Jr
Teddy, Jr
Young 'Keesesit
Edward Coy Yale Star of 1900s Gridiron Recalled in Heritage
The article traces annual football standouts from Yale and other schools, highlighting 19 year old Edward Coy of Yale as the season’s top talked about player. It covers Coy’s leadership, kicking, plunging runs, and endurance, comparing him to earlier legends and noting his size, agility, and striking resemblance to Blondy Croydon.
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College
Heffelfinger
Yale
Newhall
Harvard
MecChing
Hinkey
Butterworth
Brooke
Pennsylvania
Brink Thorne
Princeton
George Woodruff
King’’ Ichelley
Charlie Daly
Poe
Perry Hale
Oliver Cutts
Wdgar Glass
de Witt
Eckersall
Chicago
Roome
Niallback
Francis Burr
Qiarvard
Edward Coy
Coy
Boston
Wylie
Philbin
Massachusetts Auto Law Reversed in Municipal Court
Judge Duff acquits William H. Sullivan after challenging the 1907 auto law requiring annual registration. Sullivan argued the later August expiry voided prior registrations. court discharge follows trial with Sullivan found not guilty of operating an unregistered car.
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Massachusetts
Duff
William H. Sullivan
Washington Street
Boston
Sullivan
Clarence W. Rowley
Walthour and Darragon Due in Boston Tonight
Bobby Walthour the great southern cycle rider and Louis Darragon the French crack behind the motors are expected to arrive in Boston tonight. The steamer from Europe is due in New York this morning and both riders will join the bicycle colony at Park Square garden. Darragon will race pace against Hugh MacLean at Park Square track Thanksgiving night while Walthour plans six day grind in New York and may compete in the professional sprint. Frank Kramer is listed as starter and Nat Butler has bought a sprint wheel for the handicap event.
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Bobby Walthour
Great Southern
Louis Darragon
Boston
Europe
New York
Park Square Garden
Darragon
Hugh MacLean
Park Square Track
Walthour
Frank Kramer
Nat Butler
Cy Young Offered Army Coaching Post After Christmas
Boston’s Cy Young, famed pitcher, was courted by a West Point captain to join the academy after Christmas to coach Army players in pitching and batting to better challenge Harvard, Yale and other season rivals on the Hudson.
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Cleveland
Cy Young
Boston
West Point
Hudson
Army
Harvard
Yale
Reflections on football, monopolies, and classic rivalries
A fragmented survey notes faint sounds of reflection ending as undertakers seek work. It argues New Haven harbors a football monopoly, Harvard Yale remain dominant as a yearly classic, and mentions Carlisle and Chicago University diets. It ends with advice on point scoring and game strategy.
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New Haven
Clews Wins Two Of Three In Customs League Matching
Clews won two of three against Stone and Downer in the Old South sailors league play last night. Scores show Stone & Downer at 498 425 4553 1258.
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Adams Square
EB. M. Sprague Company
Childs
Sleeper
E M. Sprague Co
Childs, Sleeper
K. Dorr
Beef Co
Fletcher Son
Central Market
K Clark
Federal
Emerson
Roslindale
North Shore
North Shore Ee
Stone & Downer
Old South Sailers
Clews
Lee Stone & Downer
Boxing Gossip and Local Wrestling Clash Talk
A mix of boxing commentary notes the San Francisco police captain ordering Referee Roche to stop O Neil vs Moran before a knockout and criticizes past bouts. It references Papke, Waghey, Connolly, and Chelsea matches, then shifts to Donohue vs Quill with Boston area fans predicting a tough bout and intents to challenge.
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San Francisco
Roche
O'Neil
Moran
Harry Tenny
Neil
Philadelphia
Bill Papke
Connally
Papke
Waghey
Connolly
Chelsea
Young Donohue
Roxbury
Tommy Quill
Cooper Club
New England
Donohue
Brockton
Tommy
Quill
Carlisle Not to Play Brown in Providence Thanksgiving
Carlisle Indians in poor condition after Saturday's game with Chicago. Brown management wished to schedule Carlisle for Thanksgiving in Providence but Carlisle declined due to a grueling schedule and weak prospects after the Dartmouth loss.
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Carlisle
Brown
Providence
Carlisle Indians
Chicago
Redskins
Dartmouth
Robinson
Indians
All America football teams named by multiple voters
Selections flood in from Harvard Yale Princeton and others for All America positions. Notable picks include Grant Harvard at centre Biglow Yale at tackle Wendell Harvard at halfback and Dillon Harvard at quarterback with numerous parallel lists from Dartmouth Princeton Penn and Brown sides.
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Grant
Harvard
Biglow
Yale
Wendell
Kennedy
Dartmouth
Wister
Princeton
Burr
Carlisle
Goebel
Dillon
Mayhew
Brown
Coy
Watson Coleman
Lynn
Mass
Alcott
McDonald
Rourke
Cornell
Zeigler
Pennsylvania
T. Jones
Harves
Starvard
Brides
I Wibsack
McCormick
Harry Greer
Manchester
N. H
Exendine
Draper
Harlan
Wullback—Coy
J. P. Smith
Boston
Bigiow
Thompson
Ziegler
Dwyer
Mt. Pleasant
Indians
Marks
Samuel Kincaid
1907 Football Season Sees Few Fatalities
The 1907 football season ends with remarkably few fatalities, nine players dying from injuries. Most deaths occurred on noncollege teams. the trend is attributed to new rules and better training emphasizing safety for physically fit players.
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Philadelphia
Army
Navy
William O’brien
Cortlandt
N. Y
Zanesville High School
Denison University
Walter C. Albrecht
Chicago
Arthur Cope
Salida
Ohio
Leadville
Richard S. Evans
Tfillsboro
Wooster College
Western Reserve Univeristy
Cleveland
Robert A. Litz
Jersey City
New Dorp
Staten Island
South Boston Faces Big Football Contest on Locust Street
Preparations mount for Thursday's big game at Locust street grounds between Knights of Columbus and City Point Catholic Club. Officials include McCormack, Johnny Glaze, and Dan Hurley. Players hail from Princeton, Dartmouth, Tufts, Vermont, and New England, with Jimmy Connolly to watch.
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Locust Street Grounds
South Boston
Knights of Columbus
City Point Catholic
McCormack
Princeton
Johnny Glaze
Dartmouth
Dan Hurley
Starvard
Bucky O'Neil
Kinnaly
Vermont
Jim Hurley
Johnny Ford
New England
Jim Hatton
Dunn
Tufts
Sheehy
Murphy
Mechanic Arts
Carey and Joy
Ed Whiting
Fred Cole
Billy ,Moran
Upham
Nourse
Watt Deshon
Jimmy Connolly
Bradley Stays In Cleveland For 1908 Season
Cleveland Ohio November 25 Officials affirmed Bradley will remain with the team next season. He has regained form and will hold third base for the Naps in 1908. Flick and Stovall seek trades as management moves to part with them if possible.
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Cleveland
Bradley
New York
Naps
Flick
Stovall
Auto race idea links New York to Paris via continents
The Mafin plans a transcontinental motor race from New York to Paris passing Chicago Alaska the Bering Strait Siberia and Russia following the Pekin Paris event.
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Paris
Pekin
Mafin
New York
Chicago
Alaska
Bering Straits
Siberia
Russia
Favorites win at Benning on heavy track
Benning racing on a heavy track sees three favorites finish first. Yaddo, a long shot, wins the opening handicap easily while Economy secures the steeplechase and Berkeley takes the closing handicap, both walkovers for the favored runners.
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Benning
Yaddo
Berkeley
Tigers Want Michigan Game Opponent to Arrange Two-Year Deal
Princeton seeks a two-year schedule with Michigan after Pennsylvania’s strong reception in the West. If Michigan avoids joining Western conference plans, it could book games with Princeton and Pennsylvania, securing a major eastern home game and another big east date.
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Princeton
N. J
Pennsylvania
Tigers
Michigan
Wolverines
Amateur skaters compete at Park Square rink tomorrow
A large entry of amateur roller skaters from Haverhill Lowell Lawrence Brockton Providence Bath Wal tham Quincy and other New England cities will race at Park Square rink after the surface is cleared around 10 o clock.
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Park Square
Haverhill
Lowell
Lawrence
Brockton
Providence
Bath
Waltham
Quincy
New England
Bay State Automobile Association Dinner Planned
The Bay State Automobile Association holds a dinner at their clubhouse on Dartmouth Street Saturday evening at 6 30. Afterward a smoke talk at Hotel Oxford will feature addresses by W E McClintock Highway Commission chairman H D Crowley attorney at law and L R Speare club president.
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Bay State Automobile Association
Dartmouth Street
Hotel Oxford
W. EE. McClintock
Highway Commission
H. D. Crowley
L. R Speare
Club
1908 Baseball First Basemen Shakeup Across Teams
The 1908 season will shift first basemen as Tenney and Dan McGann move on from the Nationals and Giants. Unglaub likely finishes in Boston while quakers Reds and St Louis seek new reads. Hughey Jennings aims to return to Baltimore to practice law. Elberfeld signs with the Highlanders for a potential extra thousand. Joe Garrity cost the Highlanders about 200 per inning. Reg Beecher and Dan Brouthers figures touted as stars. An indoor league forms in Denver to feed locals year round.
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Tenney
Boston Nationals
Dan McGann
Giants
Unglaub
Boston
Philadelphia Quakers
Reds
St. Louis
New York Highlanders
Joe Garrity
Yale Victory Motivated by Prayer Sayings
Yale quarterback Tad Jones and Tonny Stage credit prayer for strength before games. Stage prayed before every game as Yale pitcher, and Jones, Yale captain and YMC A secretary, notes renewed vigor after prayer. Yale Daily News praises the champion eleven and thanks Coach Knox, Captain Biglow, the team, substitutes, managers, and staff.
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Jones
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Yale Daily News
New Haven
Conn
Tad
Thanksgiving Day 100 and 110 Pound Teams Schedule
City matches set for Thursday with 100 pound teams from Dorchester South Boston and other areas. Lincoln A A Rambler A C Hercules A A Madison A C Tremont A C and Lawrence Centurys listed with home games and full or liberal guarantees. Names and addresses of organizers include J Stevens J Quin lan J A Boyle R Boutlier HH E Steele Thomas Foley and Francis Bowen.
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Dorchester
R. Boutlier
Lewis Street
Lynn
Madison A. C
E. Steele
Tremont Street
Charlestown
Tremont A. C
J. EF. Murphy
Registry of Deeds
Cambridge
Lawrence
Liberal Guarantee
Thomas Foley
North Bennet Street
Boston
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