Yale Defeated by Springfield in Injury Hit Tilt
Yale's eleven struggled through a 12 to 0 loss at New Haven as injuries to key players including Bigelow, Roome, Jones, Forbes and Levine hampered the attack. Morse scored both Yale touchdowns while Springfield failed to convert a late drive. Wright starred with 30 tackles for Yale.
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Dunbar
Morse
Buck Stuart
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Tad Jones
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L. E
Crispen
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Foster
Wl. T
Kern Hockenberger
Miller
Phillips
GIS
Cook Dunbar
Thornton
R. T
Holmes Alcott
Vr. E
R. E
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Sheehan
Fleming Jones
Dines
Q. B
Carroll Knox
H. Bo
H. B
Henhart Morse
R. H
R. He B
Young Stuart
Linn
Boo
F. B
Briggs
Springfield T. S
Knox
Michael J. Thompson
Waterbury
S. M. Hammond
Talcott B. Hull
Brown University Downs Massachusetts Aggies 17 to 0
Brown University defeated the Massachusetts Aggies 17 to 0 in a decisive football game played in Providence. Brown dominated from the start as the local team demonstrated strong form and control.
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Providence
R. I
Brown University
Massachusetts Aggies
Brown
Bates First to Score on Harvard at Soldiers Field
Harvard defeated Bates 27 to 6 in midweek action. Bates used a trick pass to Schumaker for a first half touchdown, while Harvard answered with four Mason touchdowns and three goals from Burr. Manning left the game with a possible knee injury as Harvard pulled away after halftime.
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Schumaker Rouen
Gee
R. G
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Cochran Kersberg
H. D
Hull Mason
Bowdoin
Herbert Heughton
Harry Cadman
Fred Wood
Three Women Golf Champions Fall in National Match Play
In the Brae Burn Club national event, Pauine Mackay Georgiana Bishop and Frances Osgood were upset in the second round. Frances Griscom and Mary Adams lead a pack of survivors with Harriet Curtis and others advancing in cold misty conditions.
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Philadelphia
Mary JB. Adams
Boston
R. H. Barlow
F. W. Batchelder
Country Club
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New York
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Springfield
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Bridgeport
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W. Fellow Morgan
Baltusrol
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Riverton
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Fall River
M. W. Phelps
Brae Burn
Cornell Wins on Trick Plays Over Niagara
Ithaca N Y October 10 Cornell used trick plays to edge Niagara University 2 to 6 in a football game. Belendar Niagara guard seized a Cornell pass and ran 60 yards for a touchdown as Niagara struggled for gains and was repeatedly penalized for rough play.
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Cornell
Niagara University
Niagara
Belendar
Pennsylvania Defeats Franklin and Marshall 47 to 6
Pennsylvania beat Franklin and Marshall College 47 to 6 in Philadelphia. Lentz scored on an 8 yard run early in the second half to extend the lead.
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Pennsylvania
Franklin and Marshall
Lentz
Andover Downs Worcester 16-0 in Football
Phillips Andover defeated Worcester Academy in Andover 16 to 0. Andover scored two touchdowns with Captain Daly converting the kicks and adding a field goal from 25 yards after a failed 40 yard attempt. Worcester offered little offense with kicks and QB runs, while neither team used the forward pass.
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Phillips Andover
Worcester Academy
Daly
Geals
Worcester
Football results across colleges and academies
Scores from multiple matches include Cambridge against Bates 27 to 6, Yale 12 over Springfield Training School, Princeton 52 over Lehigh 90, Penn 47 over Franklin and Marshall 6, Andover 16 over Worcester Academy, Phillips Exeter 6 over Williston, Cornell 23 over Niagara, Hamilton 29 over Hobart, Brown 17 over Massachusetts Agricultural College, Navy 12 over Maryland A C, and English High 12 over Cambridge Latin 0.
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Springfield Training School
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N. J
Lehigh
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Pennsylvania
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Phillips Andover
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N. H
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Brown
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Harvard Tackles Football Evolution and Injuries
The article notes Harvard football moves on without Wednesday games, Bowditch coaching ends for improvements at Burnham and Macdonald. Apollonio’s injury shelves him for three weeks, Walter Camp discusses new rules, and Pennsylvania strengthens after lifting a faculty ban. Drop kicking features teased by George H. Brooke. field conditions hindered Bates and Harvard.
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Pete Bowditch
Burnham
Macdonald
Apollonio
Walter Camp
Greene
Draper
Ziegler
Pennsylvania Eleven
George H. Brooke
Pennsylvania
Bates
Hunting Yarn and Sports Notes Across the Nation
A Pine Tree State hunting tale leads a column of sports items including Yale football shifts, Northwestern lacrosse reintroduction, 18-footers in Massachusetts Bay, New York billiards clash headlines, Sir Thomas Lipton and cup bets, and Gans Nelson boxing film reviews with Cincinnati Enquirer backing Nelson’s view.
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Sunshine
Massachusetts Bay
Sonder Klasse
Sonder
Gans
Boston
Winois Athletic Club to Stage American Marathon in 1907
The Winois Athletic Club announced its third annual race, to be named the American Marathon, scheduled for September 28 1907 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Winois Athletic Club
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