Victory and tie mark Princeton football scrimmages
Princeton's varsity endured three hard scrimmages at University Field, producing a victory, a defeat, and a scoreless tie as preparations continue for Saturdays games. Latrobe and Foster sparked scoring plays while substitutions tested depth, with Loy and Nourse among players vying for regular spots ahead of Dartmouth.
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Princeton
N. J
Frinceton
University Field
Palmer Stadium
Tigers
Malden selects Arthur Doyle as baseball captain
Arthur Conan Doyle, pitcher of last year’s Malden High School team, has been elected to lead the base ball nine next spring. The decision was reached at a meeting of the baseball men held yesterday, and the selection was unanimous. Doyle also plays an end on the football team. Ginger Pop is up to his funny antics in the next Sunday Post.
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Malden
Doyle
Ginger Pop
Harvard
Yale
Varsity
Haughton
Whitney
Franke
MecKinlock
King
Willcox
Swigert
Brickley
Michigan
Penn State
Trumbull
Wardwick
Eddie Mahan
Logan
Boston
C. Herbert MacKay
W. Smith
B. Harper
D. Webster
J. K. McWhelgie, G. McReiley and
L. Gatensby
Somerville High
Waltham
Waltham High
Somerville
Watch City
Dave Morey
Bianchi
Hayden
Newtonville
Newton
Wellesley
Newton High
Dickinson
Wellesley High
Everett High
Melrose High School
Melrose
Melrose High
Maiden High
Everett
O'Donnell
Cleo
Faverett High
Tufts Varsity Football Faces Rutgers With Patchwork Line
Illness hit Tufts varsity as key players O'Donnell and Stankard miss practice. Freshmen and sophomores total 50, providing new material for scrimmage. First string set for a long session this afternoon to test the patched lineup for the Rutgers game.
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Rutgers
Tufts Football Faces Rutgers as Epidemic Lingers and Stars Return
Tufts navigates a recent boil epidemic that sidelined key players while awaiting a safe restart. Bingham returns to tackle after three weeks rest, with Nellis shifting to Stankard’s end and Murphy taking O’Donnell’s tackle. Turner moves to sub fullback positions and Hubbard joins the varsity workouts as the squad prepares for Rutgers.
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Tufts
Whelan
Stankard
Bingham
Rutgers
Nellis
Wingham
Murphy
Tooly
O'Donnell
Sanborn
Turner
Angell
Hubbard
Bates
Moran named Phillies manager to replace Dooin
Patrick J. Moran selected as manager of the Philadelphia National League club succeeding Charles Dooin whose contract expired. Moran, with the club since 1910 as utility catcher and pitching coach, may sign for one year with undisclosed salary. Dooin to remain as catcher. Moran, 87, previously played for Lyons New York State league, Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia NL teams, was with the old Chicago Cubs during two World Series wins.
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Philadelphia
Patrick J. Moran
National League Baseball Club
Charles Dooin
William F. Baker
Moran
Hans Lobert
Sherwood Mapee
Dooin
Lyons
Boston
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Yale Scrubs Scrimmage After Notre Dame Game
Yale resumed scrimmaging in New Haven with a substitute backfield. Captain Talbott and Wiley rested, Betts and Jack Miller taking the rush line duties. Heat shortened practice to 20 minutes as the varsity scored twice in the regular game and added two or three points in experimental plays.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Notre Dame
Talbott
Wiley
Betts
Jack Miller
Varsity
Varsity Scrubs Scrimmage Signals Strong Offensive Drive
From the 20 yard line the Varsity marched nine plays to a touchdown with Waite booting around right end for 20 yards. Mal Scovil to Guernsey produced the score as the scrubs failed to protect the ball. Interceptions by Waite and Schram sparked long runs and scores while veterans Conroy and Walden risked losing spots. New coaches Walter Camp and Frank Butterworth directed the scrimmage.
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Varsity
Waite
Mal Scovil
Guernsey
Scrubs
Schram
Jim Sheldon
Oakes
Conroy
Walden
Ainsworth
Knowles
LeGore
Aleck Wilson
Gossip for Motorists Buick cars and industry trends noted
A Detroit authority cites 1,400,000 cars in use nationwide and 450,000 projected production next year from 15,590 dealers. The motor vehicle industry lists 450 manufacturers with 170 gasoline car makers, 245 commercial car makers, 77 cycle car makers, 27 fire apparatus makers, 18 electric pleasure car makers, and 24 electric commercial car makers. Barney Oldfield has entered both the Vanderbilt Cup and Grand Prix for February at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, driving a Stutz racer, possibly the same car used in May’s 500-mile Indianapolis race and August’s Elgin, NL event.
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Detroit
Barney Oldfield
Hollis W. Codley
San Francisco
Fred J. Wagner
New York
Indianapolis
Elgin
Harvard Scrub Football Interest Wanes For Cup
Interest in the scrub football series at Harvard for the Percy D. Hauxhton cup is tame. Only enough men to form two teams have appeared and many more players are needed before a schedule can be set. Winners will receive silver cups. Promising scrub players may move to the regular scrub squad.
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Harvard
Percy D. Hauxhton
Remodelling at Soldiers Field in Harvard Football Practice
More remodelling at Soldiers Field during Harvard's practice. Soucy moved from centre to end, Don Wallace moved in at centre showing notable speed in limited play against Tufts. Weatherhead was displaced by the lineup change.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard
Soucy
Don Wallace
Tufts
Weatherhead
Harvard Gridiron Scrimmage Shows Prospects for Six Varsity Returnees and New Prospects
Harvard coaches test the eleven with Soucy and Wallace at center, weigh- ing 175 and 180 pounds respectively, while sophomores push for playing time under Coach Leary. The Wolverines and Canadians scrimmage reveal quick, open plays and promising backs like MecKinlock and Franke as the team readies for Penn State and Michigan.
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Soucy
Trumbull
Leary
Wallace
California
Crimson
T. J. Coolidge
R. C. Curtis
Weston
J. G
Pennock
R. G
Bigelow
Swigert
Mechinlock
Hardwick
H. B
Bradlee
Atkinson
Withington
Underwood
Franke
Whitney
University A. C. To Stage Three Bouts
The University A. C. of Cambridge will host three 10 round bouts at its clubhouse on 26 Green Street Cambridge Thursday night. Featured fights include Joe Phillips Providence versus Marty Dillon New York Billy Corrigan Cambridge against Seddie Flynn Lynn and Otsey Greene Cambridge versus Howard McRae Cambridge. Only members with cards approved by treasurer Joseph F. Hearne may attend.
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University A. C
Cambridge
Green Street
Joe Phillips
Providence
Marty Dillon
New York
Billy Corrigan
Seddie Flynn
Lynn
Otsey Greene
Howard McRae
Joseph F. Hearne
Old Rivals Will Meet This Week
Somerville High tests Waltham High in a regional clash at Waltham as Hayden returns for Somerville and Bianchi may miss the game, while Newton and Wellesley collide in Newtonville and Melrose visits Everett in a Suburban league encounter.
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Somerville High
Waltham
Rivals Pair Up for Six Day Race in Arena Schedule
Austrian rider Rudolphe Rudi-Russo and Italian Vincenzo Madonna form an unlikely pairing for the six day race to be held at the Arena the week of November 2. They agree to read no foreign or American papers and to avoid mention of the war. Rudi-Russe, a top European sprinter and endurance rider, recently arrived as a refugee and has wins including Austria's 50 kilometre title and the Paris Winter Handicap. Madonna brings strong experience from Providence racing circles.
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Austria
Vincenzo Madonna
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McLean
Frank Kramer
Alf Goullet
Rudi Russe
Paris
Berlin
Brussels
Copenhagen
Cologne
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Mackay
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Tig
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Jordan Marsh Company
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