Penn Wins Muddy Franklin Field Clash Over Cornell 17 6
In a weather battered game at Franklin Field Penn defeats Cornell 17 to 6 as both teams struggle on a field with mud and slush. Penn breaks a 6 6 tie in the second half with a drive ending in Irwin’s TD and Braddock’s extra points.
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University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
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Pike
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Braddock
Simpson
Heilman
Seeley
Teagle
Urlburt Fretz
Byrne
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Weeks
Farrington Dietrick
Lamberton
Donnan Cozegde
Cis
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Seagrave
Pfeiffer
Bec Botilacdis
Trinity
Byvans
Lehigh
Fordham and Syracuse Play 5 5 Tie in Snow
Fordham and Syracuse battled to a 5 to 5 tie at American League Park in a snow covered gridiron. Each side scored a touchdown with the second half shortened to 20 minutes due to biting wind and stormy weather. Gardner and G Walsh scored for Fordham while Syracuse answered with a first half TD.
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Fordham
Syracuse
American League Park
Providence Narrowly Tops Waterbury in Polo Duel
In Providence Rhode Island on November 25 a large crowd watched Providence defeat Waterbury 9 to 8 in a rugged polo exhibition. Key moments included Levis saving the game with two rush goals and standout rushes by Cunningham and Burgess. Referee Kilgara and timer Perrina officiated.
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Cusick
Kilgara
Timer—Perrina
Mohawk A A Triumph Over Homer A A 36 to 0
Mohawk A A defeated Homer A A by 36 to 0 in a one time game yesterday. The strong Mohawk offense and solid defense secured a decisive win.
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Mohawk A. A
Homer A. A
Es Ea
Taunton Defeats Providence 14 to 4 In Hockey Bout
Taunton outplayed Providence at home to win 14 to 4. Rushes by Lewis and Curtis lead Taunton while Burgess and Allard shine on defense. Referee Cusick and timer Perrin oversee the period-brief game.
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Lewis
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Rush
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Curtis
Miller
Burgess
Allard
Pence
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Perrin
New Bedford Beats Brockton 5–4 In Close Holiday Contest
New Bedford defeats Brockton 5 to 4 in a spirited afternoon game before a large holiday crowd. Key rushes by Harkins and Mercer and driving plays by Jean highlighted the action. Mercer and Fitzgerald lead scoring with multiple stops by Sutton Mullin and a tight defensive showing.
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New Bedford Defeats Brockton In 8-3 Soccer Game
New Bedford beat Brockton 8 to 3 with goals by Harkins Piccceeceeseseces and McCarthy. The contest featured Holderness Canavan and D. BD holding Brockton to limited chances as Miller and Sutton led the scoring and Sutton recorded 35 stops. Referee Rorty oversaw the game with timer Maybury.
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Rorty
Timer
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Fall River Defeats Waterbury 6 to 1 in One-Sided Game
Fall River overwhelmed Waterbury by six goals to one in a decisive victory. Notable scorers include Cusick with 2 and Harper with 2 while Harrold and others contributed. Carrigan and Cunningham drew fouls with Kilgara refereeing and Leary timing.
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Taunton
Higgins
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Curtis
Cardigan
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Harper
Pence
Carrigan
Cusick
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Rush
Cunningham
Bone Harrold
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Eeees
All River
Doherty
Kilgara
Timer— Leary
Marathon Postponed In Yonkers Thanksgiving Race
Officials of the Mercury Athletic Club postponed the annual Thanksgiving Day Marathon after physicians warned a 20 mile road run could risk contestants health. Fifty five shivering competitors waited as the decision was made in the Yonkers clubhouse with the event moved to Saturday.
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N. Y
Mercury Athletic Club
Two More Victims Of The Game
Springfield Colorado reports in brief on football injuries from Otterbein Wittenberg and Virginia Military Institute. Wittenberg quarterback Cole suffered a brain concussion a fractured skull and spinal injury with uncertain recovery. Centre Webster of VMI was rendered unconscious in a Davidson College game with possible brain concussion and doubtful recovery.
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Otterbein-Wittenberg
Cole
Wittenberg
Otterbein
Lynchburg
Centre Webster
Virginia’ Military Institute
Davidson College
Worcester 6 Pawtucket 5 in close evening game
Worcester defeats Pawtucket 6 to 5 in a closely contested evening tilt. Key players include Quigley, Williams, Hart, Fahey, Gardner, Cameron, Pierce Sutherland, with Bannon earning stops and Sutherland clocking 38 minutes. Referee Jeffernan and timer Scully officiated.
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Hefferman
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Quigley
Rush
Cunningham Williams
Hart Fahey
Farrell Gardner
Cameron
Pierce Sutherland
Sutherland
Fahey
Farrell
Jeffernan
Scully
Perron Pummeled by Dick Nelson in 12-Round Bout
Lawrence, Nov. 25 Dick Nelson delivered a severe beating to Frank Perron of Pawtucket Rhode Island over 12 rounds. Perron survived all rounds as Nelson overwhelmed him throughout the fight. Three preliminaries saw Kid Thomas and Young Rothwell draw, Kid Delmont defeat Young McGueren, and Pat Rocco knockout Young Murphy in four.
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Haverhill
Young Murphy
Thanksgiving football year ends with cancelled Army Navy game
Arthur J Puffey notes Thanksgiving 1920s football season ends quietly as Army Navy game is cancelled due to rough weather. He cites mass play injuries at West Point Annapolis and other colleges, defends old style football, and teases upcoming Jeffries Johnson boxing purses.
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Cadet Byrne
West Point
Harle Wilson
Annapolis
Archer Christian
Virginia
Georgetown
Joseph Pickering
Cazenovia College
Lilley
Yale
Havana Team Defeats Detroits 7 to 5 in Exhibition
The Havana base ball team beat the Detroits of the American League by seven runs to five in a recent game. City and league affiliations are noted, with the result highlighting Havana's improved offense and pitching performance.
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Detroits
Harvard Yale game scores and other game puzzles from 1908
Draft lists various sports results and disputes from 1908 including Harvard Yale football with a 4 0 score and a single drop kick by Vic Kennard, a 1908 boxing incident between Johnson and Barnes, cribbage and pitch hands, and a question about George Dixon's death date of January 6 1908. The notes pose scoring queries and a proposed tie assessment amid multiple games.
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Dorchester
New Haven
Vic Kennard
Harvard
Boston
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Johnson
Amesbury
Yale
Barnes
George Dixon
Gotch Fails to Fall in Hour Match in Buffalo
Zbysco defeated Frank Gotch in Buffalo on November 25 as Gotch failed to secure a fall within the allotted hour.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Zbysco
Frank Gotch
Seckel Wins Qualifying Round in Lakewood Tournament
Albert Seckel of Princeton, intercollegiate golf champion, tops Lakewood County Club Thanksgiving event with 90. A three way tie for second at 91 includes Walter J. Travis Fred Terreshoff and J I Shanley Jr. Weather conditions noted as a factor.
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N. J
Albert Seckel
Princeton
Lakewood County Club
Walter J. Travis
Fred Terreshoff
Garden City
J. I. Shanley, Jr
Deal
Maloney Wins 10 Mile New England Cross Country
J H Maloney of St Stephen A A Worcester won the New England championship cross country race in 64 36 85 amid mud and crowds of 2500 at Brookline. R E Willard Providence AC placed second with Oscar Hedlund fourth as 19 of 22 starters finished the 10 mile event. The B G A A claimed the team prize with 29 points led by Hinckett Hedlund Whitney Robertson and Pree.
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J. H. Mahoney
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Oscar Hiedlund
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Oscar Hedlund
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D. J. Kneeland
Boston
F. G. Urqhart
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M. Ginsburg
J. Santosuosso
Crimson A. A
Dominic Dikanio
M. T. Norris
J. Cook
TARS SHOT DOWN SALEM CREW 6 TO NONE AT NORTH END PARK
The Lawrence Century Club defeated the eleven of the U S S Salem yesterday afternoon at North End Park by a 6 to 0 score in a closely played, exciting game throughout.
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Dover Street
Lawrence Century Club
U. S. S. Salem
North End Park
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