Princeton Tigers Rest First Team After Bucknell Scrimmage
Princeton coachs rest the first team after a Bucknell game as substitutes scrimmage. Key backs Trenkman Merritt and Borden shine in drills with two touchdowns by Borden and emphasis on reducing offside penalties. Lamberton and Waller used at ends. Shea competes for end spot.
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Cornell's Faults Corrected by Coach
Ithaca, Oct. 13. Coach Sharpe plans to correct the Cornell team faults after the Carlisle game to prepare for Harvard on November 1 and the upcoming schedule. The full first team arrived late and had limited signal drill with no serious injuries reported. The student daily criticized the team for failing to score from three tries inside the four yard line. Bill Newman arrived today.
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Coaches plan reshuffle as Reed trains key players
Reed aims to strengthen the centers Williams and Cool while Hyland and Sherwood are being shaped into guards. Guyer will tutor at tackle after a standout season, and backfield substitutes will be developed to support the starting unit already stretched.
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Williams Squad Works Out in Cage Ahead of Dartmouth
Williams at Williamstown on October 18 held football practice in the baseball cage due to rain. Tyler started at right end for Newton who stays in Harvard infirmary, Jones tried at right halfback for Payson. New shift formations taught after basic kicking and passing drills. Regulars tired less than expected after Crimson clash, but fumbles were frequent. Coach Daly ended with a secret session as darkness fell.
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Harvard Lacrosse Triumph Over Boston Club 5 to 2
The Harvard lacrosse team opened on Soldiers Field with a 5 to 2 victory against the Boston lacrosse club. Crimson stars led the win as Boston tired, with Gustafson and White outstanding for Boston and Captain Brundage shining for Harvard.
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White Sox win series in Chicago city title clash
The Chicago Americans defeated the Nationals 5 to 2 to clinch the city championship. Attendance across six games totaled 153,920 with receipts of 105,815 and shares split among players and clubs.
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Somerville High Tops Tech Freshmen 13 to 0 at Home
Somerville High defeated Tech freshmen 13 to 0 on the Somerville field with star lineman Captain Alex Anderson out. Ellis scored two touchdowns and Bianchi added the conversion as the home team used trick plays to secure the victory.
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St Johns Prep Edges Medford High 7 6
St John s Prep defeated Medford High 7 to 6 at Fulton Street grounds in a hard fought game. Mosher and Devlin scored touchdowns with Devlin converting the extra point. Christensen missed the decisive kick for Medford. Referee Dr EB J O'Brien. Umpire Cummings. Head linesman Ames. Time 10 minute periods.
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Regulars Rest as Harvard Scrimmage Pits Varsity Against Second Eleven
Harvard held a long scrimmage on Soldiers Field with a varsity squad mostly made of substitutes facing a second eleven. Rollins scored another TD for the second team, while Bradlee directed the backs and Mahan stood as the lone regular in the rush line. Blagden and Wendell assisted with coaching and line development.
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Waltham High Defeats Providence Tech 36 to 0 in Four Periods
Waltham High dominates Providence Technical High School at Waltham scoring four touchdowns via forward passes and strong running. Millan nets two touchdowns, Pickett and Johnson add scores, Pagan kicks four goals, and a safety by Youngs closes the game.
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Ross Lighter Than Mill Heavyweight Show Tonight
Tony Ross and Charley Miller meet in a 12 round heavyweight bout at the Atlas A. A. tonight. Miller arrived Saturday and tipped the scales near 21 pounds lighter than Ross, who comes from Pittsburgh.
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Williams Faces Armstrong In Harvard Tennis Final
The singles championship at Harvard is decided this afternoon on Jarvis Field at 83 o'clock. Intercollegiate champ R N Williams of 16 plays Northwestern’s J J Armstrong for the title, with Williams favored to win.
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