Dartmouth Beats Bowdoin, 23 to 0 on Muddy Hanover Field
Dartmouth defeats Bowdoin 23 to 0 in Hanover as the Green, using a varied attack with onside kicks and passes, dominates a lighter Bowdoin squad. Hogsett scores twice, Morey and Dana add touchdowns, with Barends Hogsett and Englehorn converting goals.
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Brown Defeats Rhode Island State 12 to 0 in Rain
Brown won 12 to 0 at Providence in a rain soaked open game. Rhode Island State struggled at times while Brown showed championship play. Signals controversy noted as Rhode Island’s former Brown player attempted to anticipate Brown’s plays.
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Malden High Beats Lawrence 5–0 on Friday
Malden High School defeated Lawrence 5 to 0 in a Friday game. Murphy scored the only touchdown in the second period, with Malden pushing play most of the game in Lawrence territory. Klaes and A Higgins starred for Lawrence while Gerfish and Murphy shone for Malden.
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Milton High hands Winchester 5 0 in wet field clash
Milton High edged Winchester High 5 to 0 as heavy rain slowed play at Cunningham Gym. Emery Thayer led Milton scorers with goals and guards, while Gustafson and Proctor supported. Attendance stood about 200 with officials Shannon Briely and Curtis keeping time.
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Wigglesworth Faces Rival for Harvard Quarterback
Harvard varsity scrimmage at Soldiers Field was canceled due to slippery ground. Wigglesworth and Potter compete for the quarterback job as Potter gains with passes to Smith and drop kicking, while both keep the team in smooth, quick heady play.
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Pennsylvanians Rally? No The U P Ends Franklin and Marshall 14 to 0
The University of Pennsylvania defeated Franklin and Marshall 14 to 0 on Franklin Field to open the season's second game. Dexter Draper coached the Lancaster team, while Penn featured strong line matchups as Sohl faced Findelsen and the squads lined up with several notable players and officials listed.
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Yale Varsity Scores Twice on the Scrub Game
Yale’s scrimmage on a slippery New Haven field cut to 20 minutes with two minor injuries. Captain Howe scored a touchdown and Anderson added a drop kick field goal as the varsity notched two scores while scrubs were held in check.
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Brookline High Defeats English High 8–0 at Griggs Field
Brookline High School outplayed English High on Griggs Field in Brookline to win 8 to 0. The victors dominated both offense and defense and prevented English from reaching the danger zone.
St. Mark's Defeats Worcester Classical 6–0 at Southboro
St. Mark's School defeats Worcester Classical 6 to 0 in wet conditions. St. Mark's scores in the second period on an outside kick, while Worcester is stopped near St. Mark's five yard line. McKinlock 30 yard run stands out for St. Mark's.
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Princeton Defeats Rutgers 37 to 0 in Open Football
Princeton and Rutgers renewed athletic relations after 15 years with Princeton romping to a 37 to 0 victory in a game at Princeton. Open football featured dynamic forward passes, fake formations, and line shifts before about 8000 spectators. Tiger quarterback Tal Pendleton electrified the crowd by returning a kickoff for a length of the field in the second period.
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TY COBB DENIES WORLDS SERIES INTERVIEW CLAIM
Cleveland on October 4 1911 the Boston Post publishes TY COBB denies an alleged interview about the world series saying he has not picked the Giants or given any ideas on the games. He says his writings will appear only in the Boston Post and demands a denial from the paper that printed the statement.
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Somerville High Chooses Teacher Manager For Grid Team
The Somerville High athletic setup fills the vacancy with Guy C. Blodgett, a school teacher, as manager while Harry N. Jones resigns. With George W. Jones coaching, Danvers prep is expected to field its fastest team yet, featuring veteran players and Rodquemore back at guard. The schedule includes Chelsea, Salem, Cambridge Latin, Beverly, Lowell Textile, South Boston, Durfee, and Boston College High.
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Allen Skips Question in Smuggling Case Arraignment
Nathan Allen of Kenosha Wisconsin, recently fined after pleading guilty to smuggling jewelry into the United States, was arraigned before Judge Hough on a presentment by the federal grand jury for refusing to answer a question during an investigation. He returned to the grand jury to testify.
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Dean Beats Tufts In Practice Scrimmage
Dean college defeated Tufts in a 60 yard rushing TD by Westcott after a botched forward pass. Adams was absent with injury and Mitchell started at quarterback as both teams tested new plays in a morning practice scrimmage on the old campus.
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Fair Contest Between Teams Shows Fancy Play
A readable report notes a fair contest with balanced teams and notable fancy playing throughout the match. Specific teams or locations are not identified in the accessible text.
Hogan Beats Dorman In 16 Round Catchweight Fight
California’s One Round Hogan defeated New York’s Jack Dorman by decision in sixteen rounds at the Madison Athletic Club. Both boxers fought at catchweights three to five pounds over the lightweight limit.
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Marlboro High triumphs 10–0 at Framingham
Marlboro High defeated Framingham High 10 to 0 at Framingham yesterday afternoon. Cullen and Mc Manus starred for Marlboro while Reeves and Shea played well for Framingham.
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Class Teams Start Games At Andover
The class of 1912 defeated 1965 today by 11 to 6 in a hard fought contest marked by trick plays. Mahan Roberts and Malcom starred for the winners while Davidson and Holmes led the losers. The 1913 and 1914 squads were scoreless in a well played game with much punting and close threats to the goal line.
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