Harvard Varsity Triumphs 11 0 In Scrimmage
Harvard’s varsity dominated a half hour scrimmage with strong defense and two crossing touchdowns. Fish blocked a punt, Cutler to Fish produced a 40 yard run for a second score, while Pope and the second team offense repeatedly challenged the varsity line. Captain Burr missed due to a cold as the team prepares for Annapolis.
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Amateurs Football Games Wanted Oct 24 Openings
Norwood Press Club seeks fast team for Oct 24 games contact C. R. Donnell at Norwood 142. Ash man premeter Heights seeks 125 135 pound teams contact Edward Cahill 42 Thomas Park South Boston. Lincoln A A seeks 120 pound teams contact J J McCarthy 331 Washington Somerville. Colonials seeks 10c e teams contact C Capevelt Cam pron. Independents seek 125 pound teams Oct 24 and Nov 14 contact E E Canfield School Street Newton. Half expenses for 15 men.
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Volkman School Loses Outdoor Track
Volkman School loses use of its outdoor track as nearby land changes hands and houses will be built. Athletes may use the B. A. A. track for a short period while a new facility is evaluated.
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Volkmann School
Maguire to Help Coach Boston Latin Football Team
Dr Tom Maguire, longtime Boston Latin School coach and former star player, will assist coach Mathews after Saturdays Dorchester High game. He will work with Latin School eleven while remaining an adviser to the Dorchester High squad, addressing warming and training needs as cold weather approaches.
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Mechanic Arts High to Face South Boston High Today
Mechanic Arts High meets South Boston High in a midweek grid clash as both teams refine plays. Injuries linger for several players while English High searches for a pivot, with Brough not returning to play. Active work resumes Thursday after a layoff.
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O’reilley
Watson
Miller
Nilson
Wyman
Track meet features near finish as Groves edges Kermit
Kermit races to the lead before Groves overhauls him 200 yards from the tape. Fernald shines in the middle distances with two wins. Dupont dominates the 120-yard hurdles as Field Events record shows Keay and King taking top honors in jumps and vaulters.
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Pete’ Fernald
A. R. Dupont
Smithson
P. C. Cummin
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Billings
Parker
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Cummin
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Cleveland Catcher Fred Buelow Breaks Ankle Sliding
Fred Buelow the Cleveland catcher who will play for Washington next season broke his ankle while sliding to a base on Monday.
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Cleveland
Washington
Yale gridiron drills as Coy leads long practice
Field Captain Ted Coy directed Yale in an extended session on the gridiron. Only one score surfaced as formations proved complex, with Goebel moved to guard and Goebel holding the spot amid shifting lines.
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Yale
New Haven
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Philbin
West Point
Goebel
Baseball post mortems details from league meeting plans
P T Powers, president of the Eastern League, says the league's annual meeting will be at the Hotel Victoria in New York next Tuesday. The eighth annual session of the National Association of Baseball Clubs is set for November 10 at the Auditorium Annex in Chicago. Coveleskie previously worked in mines and as an assistant to a log team driver earning eight dollars weekly.
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Hotel Victoria
New York
National Association of Baseball Clubs
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
Coveleskie
Third Round Results in Harvard Tennis Championship
The third round of Harvard's individual championship concluded with most favorites advancing. Notable results include Grinnell over Powell 1-6 6-3 6-4, Pearson over Stevenson 6-1 6-1, and Niles winning by default against Cutler. Several matches ended by defaults and several players advance to the fourth preliminary round.
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Hub Women Qualify In Golf Championships
Washington report on October 2 notes the first round of the women s national golf championship at Chevy Chase Club produced a Boston sweep with every Boston player qualifying. It hints the final may pair Hub players against Massachusetts participants.
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Chevy Chase Club
Boston
Massachusetts
Golf Team Championship Decided Today at Myopia Club
The final for the Massachusetts golf team championship will be played today at the Myopia Hunt Club between Brookline’s Country Club team and Winchester Golf Club.
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Myopia Hunt Club
Brookline
Winchester Golf Club
Cubs Beat Tigers 7 to 2 in Terre Haute Exhibition
In Terre Haute Indiana Chicago defeats Detroit 7 to 1 or 2 in a crowd filled exhibition. Pitcher Brown receives a silver service from Terre Haute citizens. Tyrus Cobb of Detroit collects four singles in four at bats.
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Tyrus Cobb
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Thomas
Brown, Overal
Marshall
Fragmented OCR Note with Contact Digits
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Polo Results at Brockton Brockton Beats Salem 4 3
Brockton hosts a polo match with Brockton defeating Salem by four to three in a tight goal contest. The result marks a lively finish as teams traded scores through the session.
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Fast Course for Vanderbilt Cup Race
The Vanderbilt Cup race may not break all road records despite a record time in the Motor Parkway sweepstakes. A specially built Long Island highway enables unheard-of speeds, but race outcomes depend on drivers and manufacturers. Uncertainty surrounds this year’s field, with 20 nominated cars including seven foreign machines.
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Mercedes
Robert Graves
Harry Payne Whitney
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
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