Battery A Defeats First Corps Cadets In Rainy Stadium Clash
In a soggy field duel the Battery A eleven beat the First Corps Cadets 11 to 9 before about 15 000 fans. Nesmith Inches and Macomber stood out for Battery A while Cadets Barney Rotch Cutler and Allen fought hard. Crocker punted well and two onside kicks helped Battery A’s score sequence. Officials Corbett and Guild bore heavy officiating duties amid muddy conditions.
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First Corps
Battery A
Harvard
Yale
Varsity
Nesmith
Osborne
Inches
Mackay
Allen
Battery
Battery Boys
Dartmouth
Soldiers Field
Harvard Observatory
Burrage
Gill
Barney Roteh
Cutler
Crocker
Macomber
Corbett and Guild
Fort Banks
Crimson
Battery Rooters
Battery Eleven
Cadets
Talbot
Big Incies
Fish
Blue
Mayor Hibbard
Dorchester
S. Rogers
Drinkwater
R. E
Page
Gelalveie
Bey Coote Richardson
Vececvsks Qs
Berchant Noyes
Padhe Aia Tats c
Barney Snelling
Webster, R. G
Rac
Chentanices l. G
Beebe
Imches-Athertons T. Tevaawscirs
Colt
Beale
Berry
Rotch Groecker
Cratken
Q. B
Talbot Macomber
la Croix
R. Bh
Berry Thurber
Mackay Watson
Outrage
F. B
Corbett
Bob Guild
Arthur Wood
Hitchcock
Harding
OAKERS DEFEAT CORNELL IN PHILADELPHIA
Penn defeats Cornell 17 to 4 at Franklin Field in the season finale. Miller leads an aggressive drive and Draper sets up scoring with a forward pass to Hollenback for the first touchdown. A late surge by Penn seals the 11 to 4 lead after the second half begins.
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Ithacans
Quakers
Kennath
Miller
Penn
Cornell
Draper
Hollenback
Scarlett
Walder
Pike
Townsend
Tydeman
Pennsylvania
Braddock
Crooks
L. E
Hurlburt
Bayer
Frank Bipegae
Leventry Detrick
Eerie
L. G
Cosgrove Repke
Corgetie
Wood
Gardner
Caldwell Manier
H. B
Hutchinson
Tydeman Mesene
Bibess
Mowe
Shearer
Hoffman Hollenback
Manier
Sharpe
Yale
Edwards
Princeton
Langford
Trinity
Winesman—Okeson
Lehigh
Rindge and Somerville Play Fierce 5-5 Tie
In Somerville at Broadway Athletic Field, Rindge Manual Training School and Somerville High battled to a 5 to 5 draw. Captain Wilson and Hayes starred for Rindge with strong rushes and key passes, while Cousens and the Somerville backfield, including Dickerman, scored for the hosts. The game featured hard hitting, several injuries, and forward passing as the teams traded pressure and defense throughout.
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Rindge Manual Training School
Somerville High
Broadway
Somerville
University City
Rindge Eleven
Rindge
Red
Blue
Wilson
Somerville Husky
Hayes
Dickerman
Cousens
Woodman
Danahy
J. E
Dickerman Mastino
Weiss Cat
Odonnell
Holy Cross
Bankart
Dartmouth
Larkin
Wagner Wins Gripping Auto Race After Slipups
In a tense race, Nazzaro leads early laps with Hemery and Wagner close behind. Wagner surges to the front on the final lap, overcoming tire troubles and a late tire change to win as Nazzaro falters in the last stretch. Hemery and Wagner battle for second as Cagno and Hanriot fade.
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Wagner
Woburn Military Men Hold Target Shoot
Teams from active and associate members of Company G Fifth Regiment M V M held a target shoot at Brookline range. Active members won by eight points 410 to 402. Prizes went to high scorers Lieutenant Kean Private Waters Lieutenant Graham Corporal Marion Private Hammond James Durward H N Conn Major J M Portal Chiaide.
Wagner wins America's great road race in Fiat at 1906 Vanderbilt Cup
In Savannah on November 26 Louis Wagner driving a Fiat won the Vanderbilt Cup race for Italy, finishing the 402 miles in 6 hours 10 minutes 31 seconds at an average of 65.1 mph, setting a new American record. Homery of France finished second, Nazzaro third, with ten cars finishing and multiple lead changes amid fuel and tire troubles.
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Wagner
Hanriot
Szisz
Erle
Nazzaro
Fiat
DePalma
Hemery
Buick
Chadwick
Lozier
National
Acme
Simplex
Benz
Grandstand
Cagno
Hautvast
Clement
Savannah
Louis Wagner
America
Automobile Club of America
Italy
Homery
France
Hiautvast
Jouis Strang
Lowell
Rigal
Ralph de Palma
de Palma
Pulck
Montana Oarsmen Defeat North Carolina Crew In Harbor Race
In Norfolk on November 26 the two mile cutter race between crews from the USS Montana and USS North Carolina ended with the Montana winning by about ten boat lengths in 15 minutes. Wager pool ranged from 2500 to 3000 dollars among enlisted sailors aboard the ships and local navy personnel.
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Norfolk
United States
Montana
North Carolina
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Corbhett
Watson
Norman
Oakers
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Pennsy
Franklin
Jimmy O’brien
Markle
Metivier
Bill Hollenback
Spooner & Wells
Woburn
Fecce
Laloring
P. J. Kendall & CO
Washington St
Stote
H.M.S
Fiat Seater
Eine Wagner
Fiat Ee Nazarro
Seer
Benz Se
Clement-Bayard Hautvasi
Renault
Fournier
Howard G. Reynolds
Cagner
Itala
U. S
No. Carolina
Washington Street
Hawley Street
New England
Co. Zanleonti
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