Harvard Faces Tough Test Against Holy Cross Today
Harvard prepares for its second 1924 season game at the Stadium this afternoon against Holy Cross. The Worcester eleven shocked Yale last week and will challenge the Crimson with a vigorous contest. The outcome may help early-season observers compare Harvard and Yale after Yale’s 7–0 win over Holy Cross the previous week.
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Harvard Football Team Faces Punting and Pass Threats in Scrimmage
Harvard's squad, with only three weeks of practice, struggles with tackling and returns. Ends lag in pursuit on punts and after catches, while coaching emphasizes aggressive tackling over ball watching. Maine and Holy Cross show potential threats with strong passing plays and long punts, testing Harvard’s secondary and line. Captain Percy Wendell leads a wary Crimson in a difficult lineup.
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Salem Normal Owning 83 0 Victory Over Andover
Forest River park witnessed a record score as Salem Normal defeated John Johnson High 83 to 0 after 26 minutes. Captain Long starred with six touchdowns and a 60 yard run. Bray added a long kickoff TD. Foley kicked from 44 and dropped from 30 yards.
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Joseph M. Coffey
St. John’s
Roxbury Latin Edges Milton Academy 3 0
Roxbury Latin defeated Milton Academy 3 to 0 at Milton’s grounds in a tight contest. Wendell scored a second quarter field goal from the 47 yard line to seal the win as 250 witnessed the effort.
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Reynolds Connolly
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Syracuse at Yale Today
New Haven Conn Oct 4 Yale skipped scrimmage due to heat as Syracuse expected a rugged challenge tomorrow. Practice focused on signal drills and dress rehearsals with Capt Spalding likely to play part of the game.
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College football games on today across multiple campuses
Harvard meets Holy Cross in Cambridge while Yale hosts Syracuse in New Haven. Dartmouth plays Massachusetts Agricultural in Hanover and Princeton hosts Lehigh in Princeton. Cornell faces Oberlin in Ithaca and West Point meets Stevens at West Point. Annapolis battles Johns Hopkins and Tufts plays Maine at Orono with Boston College versus Fordham in New York. Wesleyan and Bowdoin meet Middlebury in Middlebury. Williams visits Springfield at Williamstown. Amherst hosts Colgate in Amherst and Trinity plays Worcester Tech in Hartford. Brown contests Rhode Island State in Providence.
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Exeter to Meet Dartmouth Freshmen in Big Game
Exeter, N H Oct 4 The Exeter football team awaits tomorrow's game with the Dartmouth freshmen to gauge strength. Orr added to the sickness list with an internal injury but the squad is expected to field one of its strongest teams yet. The Dartmouth freshmen have outplayed the second team.
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Tessie the Plan of Victory for Boston Rooters Parade
The Royal Rooters rally behind Tessie as Boston fans prepare for the first World Series game in New York. 300 tickets available through Nut-Ced McGreevey or Hamillburg’s with fans leaving Boston Monday and returning Tuesday. Fenway box office notes explain reservation deadlines and security efforts to prevent fraud.
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Train Robbed by Masked Men Near Poteau
Three masked men held up north bound Kansas City Southern passenger train No. 4 three miles northeast of Poteau Oklahoma tonight. They opened two safes in the express car with nitro glycerine and escaped with a large quantity of loot including registered mail.
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Judge Grants 23 Uncontested Divorces in East Cambridge Court
Judge Fox in the East Cambridge Divorce Court granted 23 uncontested divorces yesterday. Of the petitioners 19 were women and the chief cause listed was desertion or cruel and abusive treatment.
Brockton Tubs Win Firemen Muster at Fair
Brockton tubs won the chief honors at the veteran firemen's muster held with the fair. Hancock I. won $300 for a 212 ft 9.5 in squirt, Hingham Vets $225 for 195 ft 0.75 in, and Protector III. of Brockton $150 for 192 ft 5.5 in. Thirty six tubs entered.
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Corbett Improves After Hospital Operation
James J. Corbett, who was operated on in a Philadelphia hospital several days ago, continues to show improvement as he recovers.
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Brockton Marathon Won by Sturgis in Slow Time
Anastas K. Sturgis of the North Dorchester A A emerged as winner of the Brockton Marathon with a slow 2h 39m 52.5s. The field was weaker than in prior years, making the race essentially a two man affair with Sturgis and William Galvin of Yonkers, N Y prominent.
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Fonors
Israel Saklad
Tom Lilley
Charles Easton
Taunton
Sturgis Wins Boston Marathon Trial Over Galvin In Close Battle
Sturgis outlasted Galvin in a 23.5 mile race from the B A A clubhouse Boston finishing in a strong time just under 2 hours 50 minutes with Galvin close behind. Saklad and Lilley followed in podium positions as conditions were near perfect until Vendetti collapsed near Mattapan square and was rushed to hospital.
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Boy Killed by Broken Wire in Portland Tragedy
In Portland on October 4, seven year old Howard Hanson was electrocuted after stumbling on a broken telephone wire. Baker Hans Kier attempted a rescue and suffered serious burns, as did Mrs Kier who helped. two linemen freed Hanson's body.
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Fines in Cambridge Gambling Case Tie Booth Vendors
Two Cambridge carnival vendors were fined 20 each by the District Court for offering teddy bears imitation dogs and toy revolvers as prizes in petty lotteries. Convicted were Herbert Schwarzwalder of Cambridge and John Sharkey of Taunton.
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Boston ticket speculation weak ahead of World Series games
Confraternity of ticket speculators claim to hold World Series pasteboards in Boston but street sales remain sparse. Top daily price for a three game package reached 15 dollars, with seats selling at 5 dollars grandstand when sold, while many fans await a single game.
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Sturgis Wins Brockton Marathon in Difficult Heat
A K Sturgis of North Dorchester A A wins the Brockton Marathon in 2 hours 39 minutes 225 seconds, with W A Galvin of Yonkers second. The hot day affected runners while DeMar Sockalexis and others were out of the race, and the piece notes strong future expectations for Sturgis and local athletes in various events.
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Grockton
Sturgis
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Questionable quotes from a sports and athletics column
A jumble of queries and notes covers boxing Baldwin versus Brown in New York, Harvard Holy Cross football ticketing, Hutchins 800 yard time dispute, ages of Cy Young and Christy Mathewson, and amateur athletes needing proper excuses for non participation.
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Quincy High Eleven Defeats Hingham 26-6
Quincy High beat Hingham High 26 to 6 at Merry Mount Park Field. Key runs by Crane Melville Muzzey Sumner and the Trout brothers powered the offense. Hingham scored in the second period after a Quincy fumble recovered by Cross.
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Football Games Wanted by Dorchester and Cambridge Clubs
Dorchester based Samec A C seeks 120 pound football teams with 8 H Sawyer contact in Dorchester and Cambridge club Willard A C seeks 115 120 pound teams for Saturdays starting Oct 12. Both offer to pay full expenses for 16 players and list addresses for inquiries.
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Gossip for Motorists and Grand Prize Racing Notes
Racing fans look to the Grand Prize in Milwaukee where De Palma failed to approach Mulford’s Lozier Vanderbil t Cup record. Glidden’s South tour plan garners attention while Pelletier blurs lines with the AAA route approval. Bradbury reports long outings with a 1910 Franklin G without repair, as Clarke tours Eastern agencies. Trade members win ticket distribution for the world series as many line the automobile row for grand stand seats.
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School Football Schedule From Exeter to Framingham Across State
Exeter faces Dartmouth in Exeter New Hampshire. English High plays Groton in Groton. Boston Latin meets Newburyport in Newburyport. South of Commerce clashes Beverly High in Beverly. Melrose hosts Rindge in Melrose. Malden battles Brookline in Malden. Medford plays Boston College High in Medford. Somerville faces MIT in Somerville. Cambridge Latin vs St. Mark's in Southboro. Waltham meet Natick in Waltham. Arlington battles Mechanic Arts in Arlington. Everett vs Revere in Everett. Watertown hosts Lexington in Watertown. Abington vs Hyde Park in Abington. Wellesley hosts Newton in Wellesley. Middlesex School vs Country Day in Concord. Salem meets Peabody in Salem. Framingham hosts Wayland in Framingham. Monsemy vs Holyoke in Holyoke. Lawrence vs Dummer Academy in Lawrence. Lowell faces Manchester in Lowell. St. John’s Prep vs Beverly Industrial in Danvers. Gardner hosts Hudson in Gardner. Yale vs Williston Seminary in New Haven. Cushing Academy vs Holy Cross II in Ashburnham.
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