Secret Practice For Princeton Before Sewanee Game
Princeton, N J Oct 14 After a severe game with V P L the Princeton coaches held a light entirely secret practice with no scrimmage. The Tigers worked on preliminary drills and long signal practice testing many new plays as they prepare for an unusually hard game Saturday against Sewanee on Osborne Field.
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Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Sewanee University of the South
Osborne Field
Brown Gammons plans for Penn game on Philadelphia gridiron
Ready for Penny Providence Brown football squad departs Oct 15 for Philadelphia for Saturday's Penn game. McKay's knee has improved and he will punt. Altdoerffer to handle drop kicks. Corp and Walcott named as guards to back up Smith with selections pending.
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Providence
R. I
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Walcott
Philadelphia
Smith
Gammons
Michigan Faces Cautious Confidence After Case Victory
In Pennsylvania the tone is guarded despite Michigan's 3-0 win over Case last week. Michigan often ties Case or wins by about a touchdown, tempering expectations ahead of upcoming play.
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Pennsylvania
Michigan
Case
Red Sox win deciding game of 1910 World Series
In New York Oct 14 the Boston Americans beat the New York Nationals 5 to 4 in the fifth and deciding game to win the series four games to one. Attendance for the game was 789, the smallest ever for an inter league fall classic. Crandall pitched for the Giants while four Boston pitchers saw action as Fred Lake shuffled his staff. Boston outhit New York nine to ten and capitalized on a late two-run rally in the sixth to secure the win and the title. The total attendance for the five games reached 23,019 with gross receipts of 12,653 dollars.
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Giants
Fred Lake
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Travis the Low Scorer Leads Golf Club Cup Qualifiers
Walter J. Travis of Garden City shot 80 to top 110 starters in the Country Club fall meeting qualification round for the Country Club Cup and members handicap. P W Whittemore of Country club edged for gross prize with 88, while F C Hood claimed low net with 86-6-80. The wind blew hard all day as 93 or better qualified for match play starting today.
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Country Club
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
P. W. Whittemore
Travis
F. C. Hood
Country
W. F. Morgan, Jr
Baltusrol
A. L. White
Brae-Burn
C. W. Bass
Portsmouth
T. M. Claflin
Wollaston
L. B. Page
Commonwealth
A. G
Lockwood
Allston
G. H. Crocker
H. W. Stucklin
Mt. Vernon
B. S. Evans
B. Tilton
J. B. Hylan
Vesper
J. DeCamp
A. E. Burr
C. L. Becker
Woodland
J. C. Bayley
Dartmouth Scrimmage Between Varsity and Freshmen Ends Scoreless
Hanover Oct 14 A 20 minute scrimmage between the Dartmouth varsity and the freshmen produced no points for either side. More coaches on the field marked this practice with Witham directing the quarters Kennedy the ends and Rich assisting linemen. The post drill scrimmage was as unsatisfactory for the varsity as yesterday.
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Varsity
Ithaca Grid Practice Shows Fighting Spirit in Scrimmage
Good football weather allowed Ithaca coaches to drill the squad from fundamentals to a spirited scrimmage. Linemen worked the machine while ends chased passes and onside kicks for three quarters. Plays lacked brilliance but were executed with speed and right fighting spirit.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Chicago Cubs Rally To Take City Series Opener
The Chicago National League team beat the Chicago American League club 2 to 1 in the fourth game of the city championship. Cold weather reduced attendance to 9917, with gross receipts of 5812. Distribution shows 60 percent of the pot to the winner and 40 percent to the loser, with total player shares 23910.
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Chicago
National Commission
Beverly High to Host Thanksgiving Grid Battle Likely with Boston High
Salem High declines to play Beverly on Thanksgiving leading Beverly to negotiate with Boston High School of Commerce and St. John’s Preparatory School for a game. Rock Ridge Hall opens season tomorrow vs Needham High coached by Jim Drum. Schedule listed includes Oct 20 Acton at Wellesley and Nov 17 Everett at Everett. English freshmen crushed by Malden 38 to 0.
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Beverly High
Boston High School of Commerce
St. John’s Preparatory
Boston
Rock Ridge Hall
Needham High
Needham
Jim Drum
Dedham High School
Wellesley
Acton High
Wendell Academy
Bedford High
Belmont High
Belmont
Lincoln High
Maynard High
Lowell Textile
Weymouth High
Weymouth
Everett High
Everett
Malden
Waltham
Waltham-Somerville
Louis Abbott
Dorchester
Mechanic Arts
Roxbury High
Football Notes: Hart Limited in Practice Scrimmage
Princeton coaches restrict Hart from scrimmage citing injurious tackling. Cunningham leads national drop kickers with four from the field. Houser has two. Pop Corbir to referee Syracuse Indian game in New York Saturday with Bill Edwards umpiring and Dartmouth’s Fred Crolius as field judge plus Harvard’s E F Southworth as head linesman.
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Cunningham
Princeton
Houser
Indians
Pop Corbir
Yale
Football games wanted by athletic clubs in Greater Boston area
Advertising-like notice from numerous clubs seeking 110 to 135 pound football teams for various days, home or away. Names include Dexter A C Essex Street West Newton A A Somerville Orient A C Norwood Shurtleff School Chelsea Crescent Reviews Revere Faneuil A A High School of Commerce Roxbury Irvington A C East Boston St Pauls Chair Whitman A A Pontiacs Roxbury Norwood Press Club Brighton A C and more, with payed or half expenses offered and contact details for each club.
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C. J. Anastasia
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West Newton
Fraternal A. A
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Somerville
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High School of Commerce
High School
Carlisles
Rox
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George A. Bussey
Orient Club
St. Paul's
Fred E. Cox
Cambridge
Whitman A. A
Malden
Michael Brown
Russell Street
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Roxbury
Aspinwalls
Brookline
Lewis Houser
Cherokee Street
Norwood Press Club
Co. R. Donnell
Brighton A. C
L. Nute
Brackett Street
Harvard Squad Drilled in Forward Pass Play
Harvard's football practice included a long forward pass workout and defense against it. Minot Corbett Smith and Frothingham look ready for Maine, with O Flaherty to play, Wigglesworth unavailable. Public seating expansion aims for 38 000 spectators for the big games.
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Harvard
Haughton
Crimson
Varsity
Minot
Corbett
Smith
Frothingham
Maine
Wigglesworth
O'Flaherty
Pierce
Morrison
Houston
Rogers
McKay
Hooper
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Yale Curtails Practice Ahead of Army Game
New Haven, Oct 14 Coaches cut today's Yale practice to 15 minutes and canceled scrimmage tomorrow after heavy week work. Army game prep is complete though signals will be run off by the variety and scrubs. Captain Coy participated in a first scrimmage handling passes and punting. The varsity scored once today and Saturday's lineup remained unsettled.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Scrubs
Army
John Mack
Captain Coy
Charm for Hackett at East Weymouth Harvest Festival
Tomorrow evening the first annual harvest festival under the Holy Name Society of Immaculate Conception Church East Weymouth will be in the town hall. A formal reception and presentation of a solid gold watch charm inscribed with the society initials will honor William J. Hackett, Brockton Marathon winner and society member.
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Holy Name Society of the Immaculate Conception
East Weymouth
William J. Hackett
Brockton
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