Yale Cadets Hope to Halt Army with Yale’s Friday Backfield Return
Yale notes Lefty Flynn back in practice for the Army game as trainers promise reduced lameness by Saturday. The 30 a minute scrimmage produced no scores with regulars and scrubs, the defense holding and the cadets aiming to extend their dominance over Army.
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New Haven
Flynn
Yale
Army
Mack
Pudge” Heffelfinger
Ned Glass
Varsity
Scrubs
West Pointers
Old Faneuil Hall Rocks With Cheers as Red Sox Triumph
Boston fans celebrated the world championship with a noon reception at Faneuil Hall led by Mayor Fitzgerald. Managers and players including Jake, Heinie Wagner, Joe Wood, Tris Speaker, and Buck O'Brien were paraded for admirers while appeals for cheaper Fenway bleachers drew cheers. the team planned rest after a city-wide parade and Putnam's banquet.
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Faneuil Hall
Red Sox
Stahl
Wagner
Joe Wood
Fitzgerald
Cradle of Liberty
Fenway Park
Rooters
McAleer
Columbus Avenue
Park Square
Boylston and
Tremont Streets
Faneuil Hall Square
West
Catcher Thomas
Walker
Big Jake
Royal Rooters
New York
Heinie Wagner
Honus
Wagners
Tris
Buck O’brien
Bedient
Cady
Utility Corps
Putnam’s Flats
Boston
Putnam’s
Putnam
Carrigan
Bill
Maine
Bat Boy
Boston Red Sox
Quirk
Collins
Pape
Lewis
Nanamaker
O’brien
Hooper
Engle
Yerkes
Thomas
Henriksen
Ball
Gardner
Hall
Bradley
Speaker
Wood
Jerry McCarthy
Rogers Plucked From Squad By Faculty Edict
Philadelphia reporters note a faculty edict declaring Rogers the star tackle of the 1912 Pennsylvania team ineligible due to scholastic standing. The action follows scrutiny of academic eligibility affecting the squad.
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Rogers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Giants Return Quietly From Boston After Series Loss
The New York Giants arrived early morning from Boston and dispersed to lodgings. Except for Christy Marquard who entered Grand Central, the team deboarded at 125th Street. Snodgrass led the group stepping from the train after an error that cost yesterday's game and the series.
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New York
Giants
Boston
Marquard
Grand Central Station
Tufts Chooses New Captain After Scrimmages
Tufts College varsity football squad showed strong play in two scrimmages yesterday as regulars returned. Wilson scored twice and Houston impressed in the line while new plays proved effective. The Athletic Advisory Board meets this afternoon to elect a permanent captain to replace H O Webber, with Win Adams favored for steady leadership.
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Bowdoin
Tufts
Tufts College
Wilson
Houston
H. O. Webber
Adams
Local Amateur Athletics Seeks Opponents by Weight Class
Arcadia Camping Club Roxbury invites 110-115 pound teams from Boston area for Saturday Oct 19 at home with full expenses. J J Lane 45 Longwood Ave Roxbury. Fort Hill 2781. Stearns School Newton seeks 95-100 pound teams with half fares. Barry 16 Crescent St Newton. Carngton A C South Boston seeks 180-185 pound teams with full fares. James Kerrigan 180 H St South Boston. Sacred Heart A C East Boston seeks 100-110 pound teams around Greater Boston Saturdays. George Adams 810 Paris St East Boston.
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Arcadia Camping Club
Roxbury
Boston
J. J. Lane
Longwood Avenue
Fort Hill
Stearns School, Jr
Newton
Barry
Crescent Street
Newon
Carngton A. C
South Boston
Hudson High
James Kerrigan
H Street
South
Sacred. Heart A. C
East Boston
Greater Boston
George Adams
Paris Stret
Hard Work for Harvard Team Scrimmage Reveals Strength
Harvard football held a two-team scrimmage in the stadium. The side with HL Hardwick Bradlee and Freedley won 10 to 0 as Milholland made a 80 yard kick and Bradlee ran 80 yards for a touchdown. The 15 minute session followed by a varsity versus freshmen matchup prepared for Saturday's game with Hotchkiss.
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Harvard
Wendell
Brickley
Logan
HL Hardwick
Bradlee
Freedley
Milholland
Tom Frothingham
Hotchkiss
Lakeville
Conn
Tigers Get Gingered Up for Syracuse Game
Princeton reports a long scrimmage with frequent punt exchanges as Captain Pendleton prepares to miss most of the Syracuse game. Earle Waller debuts at fullback in place of DeWitt, while Doolittle earns time at left halfback with Pendleton sidelined.
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Princeton
N. J
Tiger
Pendleton
Syracuse
Tigerland
Earle Waller
DeWitt
Doolittle
Gaines
Waller
Razor edge width in the I told you so sagas
A compact examination traces the phrase I told you so through scientific and cultural debates, noting how repeated proclamations test credibility. The piece links numeric precision with rhetorical certainty, highlighting caution against overconfidence in hypothesis testing and public claims.
Exit of the world's series era and Royal Rooters ire
Arthur Duffey reviews the 1912 world series at Fenway Park noting unfair treatment of the Royal Rooters. Mentions Kiviat and Kolehmainen’s 9 minutes 24 3 5 seconds and relates records to Baker and Harvard Yale Oxford Cambridge events. Also covers Harvard Yale Princeton football hopes and coaching shifts at Bowdoin and the B A A fading Ryder role with Unicorn runners. Abel Kiviat and Hannes Kolehmainen retire from two mile racing.
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Fenway Park
Royal Rooters
Red Sox
New York
Kiviat
R. J. Baker
Reggie Foster
Baker
World Series Pitching Debate Between Giants and Red Sox
An opinionated recap weighs who pitched best in a Giants vs Red Sox World Series context. It cites Mathewson, Bedient, Murray, Devore, and Wood and notes conflicting box scores and scores 5-3 5-4 or 2-1 with New York outcomes, ending with a tie between A and B.
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Red Sox
Giant
Mathewson
Hugh Bedient
Murray
New York Giants
Josh Devore
Giants
New York
Devore
Frank Chance
George Lachance
Joe Wood
Matty
Boston
Uncertain phrasing questions a person’s fate in aged care
The fragment questions whether a person named Carl sent someone to a home for the aged or instead led to a sorrowful, grave fate at a box office. It presents unclear terms and lacks concrete events or identifiable entities.
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Carl
Tessie
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Steve Yerkes
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Attridge
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Jordan Marsh
Tailorep
Washington St
Gotham
Posner
the Men’s Store
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Haughton
Cambridge
al Shrubb
New England College
Jack Ryder
Unicorn
Abel Kiviat
Hannes Kolehmainen
L. P. Hollander & Co
Madras
Havana
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