Yale and Dartmouth Lead College Elevens in Early Gridiron Week
Yale and Dartmouth show class among college elevens as important games line up midweek and Saturday. Princeton, Harvard, Williams, Cornell, and Penn State seek clean records. matchups include Princeton vs Virginia P I, Harvard vs Maine, Yale vs West Point, and Dartmouth vs Williams with several other intercollegiate contests noted.
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Williams Breaks Harvard Hope With First Half TD
Williams scores a first half touchdown to end Harvard supporters hopes of a flawless season. Williams dominates early while Harvard suffers from injuries and lineup disruptions. In the second half Harvard steadies with Minot and Fish, but Williams holds firm as Stevens powers the kicking game. Next up Maine and Brown tests for Harvard as injuries heal.
Giants Red Sox series thrills fans at local grounds today
The column previews a lively Giants against Red Sox clash as Matty faces Harry Lord’s lineup. It notes Yale’s strong football form and Harvard’s slump, plus Tris Speaker’s impact for the Giants and Boston’s chances, suggesting a dramatic showdown with key players and upcoming West Point game stakes.
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Answers to Queries on Sports and Local Notes
Readers ask about bowling verdicts soccer teams in Lynn cross country events and 1905 World Series games. Questions cover Mathewson versus Brown Cubs fielding and pitching opinions plus a poker dealer dispute.
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Yale Captain Tea Coy To Lead Team In Practice
COY IN CHARGE Yale Captain Tea Coy returns from the hospital and will take charge in practice tomorrow. He wears uniform for the first time this season and will be on the signal lines for part of the session. Walter Logan remains field captain for the West Point game while Coy rests. Ham Andrus returns to play at right tackle, replacing Ted Lilley, and Head Coach Jones says no secret practice before West Point, with usual prep before Princeton and Harvard games.
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College teams set schedules and scores emerge
Soldiers Field will host Maine next. Yale faces West Point Saturday and Harvard travels to Hudson in two weeks. Cornell and Annapolis each opened two games with losses in both. Yale has 74 points to 0 for opponents in four games, Harvard 86 to 6 in three. Illinois fell 6 to 2 to Kentucky State, and 15 field goals have been scored in major collegiate games this season.
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Weekly School Football Schedule Preview
This week features numerous games across Boston area schools from Tuesday to Saturday. Highlights include Roxbury Latin at Newton, Malden High versus Roxbury High, Harvard freshmen at Groton, and several interscholastic matchups such as English High versus Dorchester and Dorchester High versus English.
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Dedham High
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Haverhill High
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Arlington High
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Dorchester
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Groton
Dorchester High
English High
Milton Academy
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Brockton High
Rindge
Worcester High
Worcester
Lowell High
Lowell
Cambridge Latin
Somerville
Tech 1812
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Hyde Park
Roxbury
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Fenway School
Brockton
Revere
Latin School
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Leary
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Johnson Is Big Favorite In Colma Bout For Title
Jack Johnson, heavyweight champion, meets Stanley Ketchel in a 20 round title clash at Colma. Promoters cite Johnson’s height reach and experience as advantages, while Ketchel vows to slug for a knockout. Recent bouts and records for both fighters listed.
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Harvard Gridiron Scrimmage Highlights Backfield Strength
Vic Kennard has developed a strong backfield for the second team as scrimmage with the varsity crackles with life. Mort Newhall joins the coaching staff while Coach Greene has left Cambridge with hopes of a return later in the season. Harvard line men are in fine shape, substitutes scarce between tackle positions, back field depth abundant, but injuries could dim prospects. Coaches nationwide seek cooler weather.
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New World's Records at the Games
Emileo Lunghi sets a 2m 45 3-5s for the 2 3 mile race while Martin J Sheridan throws 142 ft 10 1-2 in the discus. John J Flanagan tops with a 180 ft 1 in 16-pound hammer. I A A C relay team runs 4 miles in 18m 8 4-5s. Northridge and Cascasa pair clock 27 1-5s in the three legged race.
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Athletes Get Ready For Princeton Cross Country
College cross country opens with Cornell leading contenders Captain Young Bean Brown and Bogert. Ithaca star Taylor may miss race with a foot injury. Pennsylvania relies on Billy Paull, Cornell’s main rival looks strong. Michigan, Harvard, and Yale crews are in training under Donoven Mack.
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