Harvard Held by Seconds in Slippery Scrimmage
Harvard practised in rain as the second team moved the ball to the varsity ten yard line from the forty. The backfield struggled but the seconds showed the sharper edge while the varsity prepared for Cornell with Tom Enwright limited by injury.
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Varsity
Haughton
Stadium
Murray
Tom Enwright
Cornell
Princeton
MeckKinlock
Watson
Parson
Dave Campbell
Leo Leary
Soucy
Harte
Dartmouth Works on Defence Against Princeton Plays
Dartmouth's big Green team practiced defence for Princeton plays under Assistants Boyle and Randall. Coach Cavanaugh avoided scrimmage to prevent injuries, while a signal drill and new formations were studied. Gerrish punting improved and Thielscher and Scully showed accuracy for field goals, with plans to punt sparingly. A mass meeting boosted enthusiasm as students signed a leaving-book for a Friday train trip, hinting at a 300-strong Dartmouth cheering section at Palmer Stadium.
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Randall
Dartmouth
Princeton
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Barrows
Scully
Thielscher
Gerrish
Thielseher
Palmer Stadium
McAuliffe
Hillman
Charles EK. Bolser
Eddie Mack Chosen Lenox Matchmaker
Eddie Mack, famed Gloucester boxing handler and promoter, is named Lenox A. C. matchmaker. He has begun duties by arranging a tentative feature bout between Joe Chick of Gloucester and Bay Wood of Fall River for the November 1 card at Lenox.
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Lenox A. C
Gloucester
Eddie Mack
Joe Chick
Bay Wood
Fall River
Groton School Defeats Lawrence Academy 19 to 0 in Mud
Groton School beat Lawrence Academy 19 to 0 in heavy rain and a muddy field. Groton scored on a second period forward pass, a third quarter interception return, and a final touchdown by Emmons through center.
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Groton
Groton School
Lawrence Academy
Emmons
White Sox Trade Chappell for Milwaukee Players
Chicago officials announced the White Sox acquired outfielder Chappell and pitcher Shackelford from Milwaukee in an American Association deal. Nemo Liebold was not included. Rumors say Chappell may go to Cleveland as partial payment for Joe Jackson Roth and Klepf fer already traded.
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Chicago
Harry Trabiner
White Sox
Chappell
Shackelford
Milwaukee
Nemo” Liebold
Cleveland
Joe Jackson
Roth
Klepfer
San Francisco Club Wins Pacific Coast League Championship
San Francisco defeats Oakland 9 to 4 to clinch the Pacific Coast league championship on October 20 in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Hoppe Wins 14 1 Balk Line Match Over Yamada
Willie Hoppe defeated Koji Yamada of Japan 500 to 396 in the 14.1 balk line championship at Convention Hall. Hoppe averaged 164 31 per inning while Yamada averaged 136 30. Yamada showed late form with a 118 run in the 20th inning, but Hoppe remained steadier and had a high run of 128 in the 16th.
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Willie Hoppe
Koji Yamada
Japan
Convention Hall
Hoppe
Yamada
Comerford Elected Yale Freshmen Captain
Charles A. Comerford of Brooklin Massachusetts was elected captain of Yale's freshman football eleven. He prepared at Exeter Academy and played end rush for three seasons. Yale has chosen Exeter graduates as freshman captains for two years, following Cupid Black and Aleck Wilson.
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New Haven
Charles A. Comerford
Brooklin
Mass
Yale
Exeter Academy
Exeter
Cupid Black
Aleck Wilson
Concord High thumps Wayland 70–0 on muddy field
The Concord High School football team overwhelmed Wayland High School 70 to 0 in 25 minutes of play on a rain soaked field. Concord scored at least 11 touchdowns in the brisk game this afternoon.
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Concord
Concord High School
Wayland High School
CHIFEDS CLAIM TO BE WORLD CHAMPIONS
The Chicago Federal league team will receive medals declaring them world champions for 1915. A letter to manager Joe Tinker from league president James A. Gilmore states the National Commission failed to accept a championship series, making CHIFEDS the unquestioned champions.
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Chicago
Federal League
Joe Tinker
James A. Gilmore
National Commission
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