No Harvard Men on All America
Charles E. Parker selects first, second and third teams for All America. First team includes End Comerford Yale, Guard McLean Princeton, Centre Henning Penn, Guard Peck Pittsburgh, Tackles Black Yale and End West Colgate, Quarterback Boston University Anderson, Halfbacks Pollard Brown and Harley Ohio State, Fullback Oliphant Army. Second and third teams list further players from Harvard Princeton Yale Brown Army and others.
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Princeton
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Penn
Peck
Pittsburg
Black
West
Colgate
Boston
Mie
Anderson
Igate
Pollard
Brown
Harley
Ohio State
Oliphant
Army
Notable football climaxes mark season's peak
On three stadium scoreboards Yale Bowl the Polo Grounds and Ohio Field appeared Yale 6 Harvard 3 Army 15 Navy 7 and Ohio State 23 Northwestern 3 signaling the high point of a remarkable season in football history and indicating that upcoming games will be less dramatic.
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Yale Bowl
Polo Grounds
Ohio Field
Yale
Harvard
Army
Navy
Ohio State
Northwestern
Yale and Ohio State Leaders Dominate Post All-America Selections
The Boston Post unveils its first All-America team with Comerford Yale and Baggon Minnesota at end, McLean Princeton and West Colgate tackles, Black Yale and Henning Pennsylvan ia guards, Peck Pittsburg center, Anderson Colgate quarterback. Backfield features Pollard Brown Harley Ohio State and Oliphant Army among top backs. The selections highlight Yale dominance and a season of unexpected upsets across major programs.
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Yale
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Minnesota
Vitalis
Brown
Rundquist
Fincls
Baldridge
Black
Henning
Pennsylvania
McEwan
Army
Perrotti
Washington and Lee
Callahan
Anderson
Colgate
Battery A and Cadets Fight Thanksgiving Showdown
The 12th annual football clash between First Corps Cadets Infantry and Battery A Field Artillery will be played Thanksgiving morning at 10:30 in Harvard Stadium. Star players from Harvard Dartmouth and other colleges headline the teams in a Harvard Yale style match with Corps blue in the east stands and Battery red in the west.
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First Corps Cadets Infantry
Battery A
Field Artillery
Harvard
Dartmouth
Yale
Denies All Year Contract Report
Chairman Herrmann rejects Chicago reports that players would be paid year round. He notes the current six month contract runs April to October with biweekly pay and says players would not support yearlong salaries. He adds the idea has never been seriously considered and would be rejected.
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Herrmann
Chicago
Princetonian Tufts Recounts Yale Game Refereeing Tale
Senator Nathan A. Tufts, Middlesex district attorney elect and famed college football official, recalls refereeing Princeton Yale last year and facing a Princeton graduate who called him the biggest robber after a near upset, noting only one penalty was called for Yale.
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Middlesex County
Tufts
New Haven
Yale
Princeton
Senator Tufts
James Brothers
Daltons
Call for Hockey Men at Arlington
Arlington High School seeks players for its 1916-17 ice hockey seven in the Interscholastic Hockey League. First practice scheduled a week from today with teams from Brookline Cambridge Latin Medford Melrose Newton Rindge Technical and Somerville.
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Arlington High
Brookline High
Cambridge Latin
Medford High
Melrose High
Newton High
Rindge Technical
Somerville
First Annual Thanksgiving Football Game
Lexington and Arlington high schools meet on Spy Pond Athletic Field Arlington at 10 in the forenoon for the holiday gridiron clash likely drawing local fans and families.
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Lexington
Arlington
Lexington and Arlington High School
Spy Pond
Dillon and Levinsky Box Here Next Week
Dillon and Battling Levinsky will headline the Armory A. A. skid at the Grand Opera House on Washington Street, opening the winter quarters one week from tomorrow night. Officials say the Dillon Levinsky match was secured before any planned Dillon McCoy bout in New York, and the board was persuaded the local fight is the earlier commitment.
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Battling Levinsky
Armory A. A
Grand Opera House
Washington Street
Dillon
al McCoy
New York
Levinhsky
Arlington Independents Defend New England Tugtitle
The Arlington Independents defend their champion status by facing the Four Three Bolt Clamps of Dorchester in Bloomfield Hall Dorchester this evening.
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New England
Arlington Independents
Dorchester
Bloomfield Hall
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