College Football Scores From Across the Northeast
Trinclton Cornell Georgetown 24 Oberlin 7 Syracuse Lafayette 41 Bucknell 0 Pennsylvania Western Penn State Navy Brown Rhode Island Trinity Amherst Williams 0 7 Brown 32 Rhode Island 0 Army Holy Cross 14 Gettysburg 0 Colgate 19
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Trinchton
Cornell
Georgetown
Oberlin
Williams
Syracuse
Lafayette
Bucknell
BROWN
Rhode Island
O—Trinity
Amherst
ARMY
Holy Cross
Gettysburg
Colgate
Penn. State
Westminster
Lebanon Valley
Pennsylvania
Historic college football score fragment archive
A dense OCR of multiple unsigned scores shows games involving Penn State Pittsburgh Syracuse Bucknell Princeton Lehigh Rutgers West Virginia Harvard Yale and others. Many rows include partial scores and team pairings with occasional dates or venue hints, but most lines are incomplete or garbled. The fragment hints at intercollegiate matchups and final scores in a period sports roundup.
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Crimson
Virginia
Harvard
Mahan
Cornell
New Haven
Yale
Springfield Y. M. C. A
Springfield
Many Faults in Harvard's Game
Last Saturday Harvard faced Virginia in a tight, hard fought clash. The Cambridge team showed numerous faults and errors, especially in ball handling, despite the close score and strong rival.
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Harvard
Virginia
Yale
Cambridge
Harvard Shows Improvement Against Virginia In Simple Play
Harvard and Virginia staged a straightforward football contest with Harvard executing a conservative plan. Joe Gilman moved to tackle, Ed Mahan's kicking and a sharper defense stood out, while the backfield and line still show rudimentary flaws and high tackling.
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Virginia
Harvard
Carlisle
Joe Gilman
Mandot to Meet Ted Kid Lewis in Atlas Card Dates
Matchmaker Lewis of the Atlas A A completed the club card for Oct 26 and Nov 2, signing Ted Kid Lewis of England to meet Joe Mandot of New Orleans and Charley White of Chicago to meet Milburn Saylor of Indianapolis on the listed dates.
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Freddie Welsh
Lewis
White
Saylor
New England
Mandot
New Orleans
Mills
Johnny Harvey
New York
Charley White
Chicago
Atlas A. A
Ad Wolgast
Harvey
Windy City
Fight
Boston
Charlie White
Johnny Warvey
Kid Lewis
Joe Mandot
Young Saylor
Indianapolis
Boston College Stars Out due to Injuries in Maine Game
Boston College, 0 Maine, 14, blanking the Eagles as three top players were out with injuries from Bowdoin. Vin Murray battled through pain, Jim Regan directed the attack, and Babe Tenry stood out as BC fought hard despite missing starters.
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Boston College
University of Maine
Boston
Jim Regan
Babe
Tenry
Maroon and Gold
Middlesex Hunt Schedules Week of Meets and NY Trip
The Middlesex Hunt plans meets this morning Wednesday and Friday then departs for New York State for about six weeks. Master of Fox Hounds Alexander H. Higginson will lead the chase.
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Middlesex Hunt
New York State
Alexander H. Higginson
College football returns to earth after air high
After weeks of lofty play and surprising upsets the season shifts back to normal as teams once considered mediocre prove competitive and stars fade beside rising underdogs in early action.
Weekend gridiron notes from Harvard to Cornell
Saturday's scores show Harvard Yale Dartmouth Princeton Cornell and others winning while emerging concerns persist about backfield tactics and a few weaknesses. Harvard's line impressed yet questions remain about play selection ahead of a likely test from Cornell.
Dope Preview of College Football Week This Season
The piece surveys top teams and players including Cornell Harvard Princeton Penn Navy and others. It highlights Cornell backfield strength led by Barrett Collins and Mueller, Princeton’s Eddy comeback, Berry’s impact for Penn, and varied results across Tufts Brown Syracuse Michigan Penn State and more, noting overall form and anticipated contests.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Barrett
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Mueller
Harvard
Princeton
Lafayette
Dartmouth
Berry
Pennsy
Penn State
Navy
Tufts
Middlebury
Brown
Williams
Syracuse
Rochester
Michigan
Case
Gettysburg
Washington and
Jefferson
Westminster
Lehigh
Albright
Rutgers
Muhlenberg
Georgetown
North Carolina
Pittsburg
Carlisle
Glenn Warner
Pittsburg University
Carlisle Indians
Massachusetts Aggies
Holy Cross
Trinity
Amherst
Maine
Boston College
Baseball Stars Prepare for Northwest West Tour
Stars from the American and National leagues arrive in Chicago for a tour of the Northwest and West. Frank Bancroft will supervise the players with a lineup listing pitchers catchers infielders and outfielders. The trip runs through November 28 with entertainment at the California Expositions.
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Chicago
Northwest
West
Frank Bancroft
Cincinnati Reds
Klepfer
Ayres
James
Harper
Henry
Cady
Hoblitzell
Mullen
Concord High Faces Wayland and Needham in Weekend Gridiron
Concord High School football schedules two home games this week after a heavy loss to Framingham. The team aims to rebound with Wednesday match against Wayland and Saturday game versus Needham at home.
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Concord
Framingham High
Wayland High
Needham High
Great football season underway with Haughton system dominant
The piece notes Percy Haughton’s system gaining strength as Harvard and other teams showcase standout players like Mahan Legore Maubet sch Barrett and McEwan. It highlights key clashes from Virginia to Yale and the evolving strategies shaping early season power dynamics and star performances.
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Percy Haughton
Frank Hinkey
Crimson
Virginia
South
Duffeys 2 Swimmer Aims Big Coastal Challenge Next July
Charley Toth plans a return swim from the Charlestown bridge to Minot's Light and back to Nantasket in July. He previously forced two scribes to row 16 hours to keep pace during a summer crossing. The piece also notes a New York daily’s sensational caption about Holy Cross and M. A. C. suggesting a Gotham scoop.
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Charley Toth
Charlestown
Minot
Nantasket
Charles
Isle of Shoals
Martha's Vineyard
Holy Cross
New York
Gotham
Odds and Queries on Players and Bets From Boston Sports Page
Readers ask about Tris Speaker age and career moves for Billy Meanix and Larry Gardner. They debate Alexander vs James win percentages, Charley White's unknocked record, and a four straight Boston win bet with Philadelphia’s first game counted.
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James
Alexander
Charley White
Johnny Harvey
New York
Lowell
Lee
Maine
M. J
Waltham
Boston
Philadelphia
Braves
Bowins
Nationals
Brown Dominates Williams as Hopes Rise at Brown
Brown scored a 33 to 0 victory over Williams College in Providence, lifting team spirits after a rough stretch. The win shifts outlook for a season once seen as Brown's best in football, with plans for Jimmy Murphy to return as signal caller when overtraining sidelined him earlier.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Williams College
Rhode Island State College
Amherst
Yale
Jimmy Murphy
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