Harvard Beats Bates 33 4 as Schumacher Stars in Stadium Clash
Harvard defeats Bates 33 to 4 in a fast paced game marked by sharp forward passes onside kicks and punting duel led by Schumacher for Bates and Burr for Harvard. Brennan and Gilbert score for Harvard while Sargent Nourse and Lockwood contribute key plays as Harvard gains early momentum and maintains dominance with improved passing and special teams.
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Harvard
Burr
Schumacher
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Seard
Rand
Cobb
Brennan
Parker
Grant
Peirce
Hoar
Gilbert
Yale
Crimson
Newhall
Cummings
Fraser
Lockwood
Fish
Nourse
Tao Cobb
McVenney
Vish
Gilmore
Starr
Forster
Bird
Robinson
Waterbury Brennan
Albert
Houston
Arker
I. G
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Cole
R. Newhall
Brown Q
Cobb Lockwood
Cutting
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Keenes
Bridges Reality
Wraser
Hull Brennan
Waterbury
F. B
Sargent
Srennan
H. L. Cadman
Worcester
A. M. Langford
Trinity
A. J. Evans
Williams
F. A. Wood
Keddy
Graydon
Dartmouth Cops 10 0 Win Over New Hampshire State
Dartmouth defeats New Hampshire State College 10 to 0 in Hanover. Batchelder leaves early with an injury, Wilkins fills in. Scorers were Rich and Greenwood with touchdowns for Dartmouth. Game open with several substitutions in the second half.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
New Hampshire State College
Batchelder
New Hampshire
Wilkins
N. H. State
Kennedy
DeAngelis
Morrill Bankhuart
Seessonks
Rlammond Robbins
Thayer
I. G
McGraff Hser Oasis
Chike
Tobin
Thase
Richardson Baldwin
V. Pee Es Meee T
Bankhart
F. B
Cone
Waite
Rich
Greenwood
A. Brown
W. W. Clough
Trner
C. R Proctor
Smith
Reed
English High Wins Opening Boston High School Game 11-6
English High School defeats Roxbury High 11 to 6 at Locust Street Grounds in the first league game. Faulkner stars with three runs including two touchdowns, Edmonds and O’Brien contribute early scores, Roxbury lands a late touchdown, and Cannon adds a score after an onside kick. Time 20-minute halves. attendance noted.
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English High
Roxbury High
Locust Street Grounds
Faulkner
English
Edmonds
O'Brien
Roxbury
Hawes
Cannon
Roxbury Hgnm
Weller
Del
Ofr
McDuff
Horton
Gricesta
Ostregren
Connor
Thompson
St. Armand
Green Pishon
Brophy
Elke
Huwes OM Tich Lee
Cannon Kelliher
Kelly
McCarthy Sucuimshe
F. B
Conklin
Fedmunds
Upham
McCarthy
Dr. Maguire
White
Whittloug
Gore
Tao
Newton High Beats Dedham High 299 to 0 in Football
Newton High dominated Dedham High at Cedar Street grounds as forwards and onside kicks featured heavily. Key scorers included Allen O Neil and Donahue with O Neill returning a 60 yard touchdown on a Dedham forward pass.
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Newton
Newton High
Dedham High
Cedar Street
O'Neil
Allen
Donahue
Paul
D. Rogers
Dedham
McDevitt
Melrose High Shuts Out Natick Eleven
Melrose High blanked Natick 16 to 0 in Melrose yesterday. Natick struggled to generate snaps and cohesion, while Melrose struck first within five minutes of the opening half. Touchdowns by Cassell and N McDonald propelled Melrose. Wharf added the goal from touchdown. Attendance was about 2000.
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Natick High
Melrose High School
Melrose
Natick
Melrose High
Murray
Baler
Molleth Megan
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Pewdt Fa Vr. T
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AOTC
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Bere Ceenes T. G. Asilams
AMT
S. Aitmie
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Flynn R. Foster
R. T
Oliver Jones
F. Cissevvce
L. E
Daly Whatt
Whale Q. B
Maran Cassell
Wanamake
Eta
H. B
Young H. McDonald
Boris N. McDonald
I. Natick
Yale Grinds to 18 0 Victory Over Springfield
Yale survives a stiff test from Springfield Training School as Coy returns a fumble 50 yards for a first half score and then breaks a late run to seal Yale’s 18 point win. McCulloch’s fumble and Davis, Rice, Jones, and Bomar contribute to Yale’s ground and pass attack in a cautious second half.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Springfield
McCulloch
Coy
Rice
Hewhart
Jones
Bailey
Wrylie
Tad” Jones
Bomar
Howard Jones
Howhart
Dines
Pigott
Biddle
H, Jones
Crispin Biige
Howard Brides
Brown
Sree McGuire Coonas
Briggs
Genoranton Sieolow
Fountain
Petia Assaescedis R. T
Cook Btca
Bache
Keane
Batley T. Jones
Tdines
Q. B
Honhart
Philbin
Colton
Bomer
Murphy
Be Buses
Princeton Romps Over Wesleyan 53 to 0 in College Football
Princeton dominated Wesleyan with 53 points as Read scored three touchdowns and Harlan kicked five goals. McCormick and the line repeatedly broke through, while most Princeton players saw second half action. Wesleyan suffered injuries to Moore, Munson, and Finlay and fumbled repeatedly in the forward pass era.
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Princeton
N. J
Wesleyan
Phillips
Moore
Munson
Finlay
Brown
Dowd
Wister
McCormick
I M T Seeks Football Fumble Rule Clarification
A youthful reader signing as I M T asks if a fumbled ball allows a half Nelson toward the goal or if the opponent must call down. The piece notes that I M T’s interpretation would win if laws are observed and the ball secured before advancing.
The Broadway Bluff by Irvin S. Cobb
A notice previews The Broadway Bluff a clever amusing piece by Irvin S. Cobb featured in the Sunday Post Magazine next Sunday.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Sunday Post
Annals of Sport Picks 1867 Highlights
Notable sports notes list births and figures including W. B. Fuller and George Pattier born in Cincinnati and Philadelphia. Obituary for Bob Way at Edwardsville aged 40. Historic game times and records span Allegheny Eclipse clash in 55 minutes and Cy Young’s 15 strikeouts in Boston post season.
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Annals OF Sport
W. B. Fuller
Cincinnati
Richmond
New Orleans
Washington
St. Louis
New York
George Stuart Pattierson
America
Philadelphia
Edwardsville
Bob Way
Louisville
Allegheny
Eclipse
San Francisco
Acific “Coast Amateur Athletic Association
Isart
London
Eng
J. Nuttall
Syverna
Lexington
Deimar
Boston
Cy Young
Medford High Beats Quincy High 11 to 0 in Thriller
Medford High defeated Quincy High 11 to 0 at Brooks Playstead in Medford. Bentley kicked the goal after Kimball recovered a blocked field attempt. A second Medford touchdown followed when Hamilton scored on a 40 yard run after a pass from MacDonald to Bentley.
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Medford High
West Medford
Quincy High
Brooks Playstead
Medford
Bentley
Kimball
Quincey
MacDonald
Hamilton
Quincy
Bad Ee
Fire Sveckoaty
Ll. i
Lupton Paupugia
Walker
G. B
Curtis Pan Cosh
Martes
Orbs
B. B
Lacey Banting
Boies Escriees
Anes F. B
Claflin
Quiner
George Watson
Greenwood
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G. Rogers Marshall
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Linnehan Walling
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Cheney
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Johnson
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Wrensse Wister
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Slegling
Joy MacFayden
Whaley
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Royal Russian Yacht Club
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W.L. Douglas
W.l.dougas
W.l.douglas
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas Boys
Brockton, Mass
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Sefton
Washington Street
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Summer Street
Lincoln
Court Street
Crow Distillery
Woodford Co
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