Harvard Favored In Hard Game With Brown On Soldiers Field
Harvard coach Farley warns of a tough match as Brown, with an eleven strong lineup, visits Soldiers Field to challenge the Crimson. Harvard prays for better cohesion after mixed practices while Brown relies on veteran players and a heavy line to curb Harvard’s running game.
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Brown
Farley
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Pennsylvania
Yale
Crimson
Leatherbee
Jones
Graydon
Bowditch
Hurley
Kernan
Tarvard
Marshall
MacMasters
Post
Brown Men Confident in Providence Football Clash
Brown captain Thomas Barry told a Post reporter that Brown will give Harvard the hardest game yet this season. Brown beat Pennsylvania 15 to 6 recently and held Yale to a single drop kick TD two weeks ago. A chartered train carrying 500 fans, including 300 students, departs Union station for the Harvard bout.
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Providence
Harvard
Thomas Barry
Brown
Post
Yale
Pennsylvania
Wesleyan
Weslyan
Union Station
Fred Murphy
John Gammons
I. Hunt
Good Golf at Brookline Opens Handicap and Cup Play
The second day of the open meeting at the Country Club showcased strong golf in the handicap vs. vLogey event and in the Country Club cup. Semifinals for the trophy set for this morning with Lockwood and McBurney meeting Hood and Willett. The bogey tournament drew over 70 players and ended tied for first between G. A. White and Lawrence Curtis, each 2 up on the Colonel.
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Country Club
A. G. Lockwood
Allston
M. McBurney
Stockbridge
F. C. Hood
G. F. Willett
Oakley Golf Club
Lockwood
McBurney
Hood
Willett
G. A. White
Wollaston
Lawrence Curtis
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
G. H. Sargent
Sunissippi Club
Will ride triple century to aid Kangaroo Road Club
William Bland and James Penney plan a two day triple century ride from Copley Square to Providence and back for training toward a record. They ride today and tomorrow with the Kangaroo run at 8 this evening. Both work for Moxte company.
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Messrs
William Bland
James Penney
Kangaroo Road Club
Malden
Copley Square
Providence
Moxte Company
Autos Crash in a Race at Detroit Track
The opening day of the Detroit Automobile Association two day races at the Grosse Pointe track featured a collision in the 10 mile handicap. J D Maxwell hit Alexander Winton during pass, Maxwell injured but safe. Winton demonstrated a fast five mile run in 5 28 beating the track record. Barney Oldfield also showed an exhibition run.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Automobile Association
Grosse Pointe
J. D. Maxwell
Alexander Winton
Cleveland
Winton
Maxwell
Barney Oldfield
Patch Fails to Lower World Record at Trotting Park
Dan Patch failed to beat the one mile trot world mark of 1:59 1-4 at the trot ting park. He started strong, ran 1:30 to the half, but tired and finished in 2:01. The track condition was blamed, with plans for another effort next week. Gail Hamilton won the De Soto stake and Walnut Hall dominated the Gayosa stake. Hilgar won both heats in the 2-year-old trot.
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Miemphis
Tenn
Dan Patch
McHenry
Daniel
Connor
Gail Hamilton
de Soto
Walnut Hall
Gayosa
Chase
Miss Whitney
Hilgar
Wiggins
Fanny Summers
Mitchell Not Consulted Over Red Cross Concert Attendance
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, writes to J. J. Barry of Local 11 I A T S E that he had no knowledge of arrangements for his attendance at the Red Cross concert at the Boston Theatre on Sunday night October 12.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
J. J. Barry
The
Red Cross
Boston Theatre
Yale Protest Upheld in Intercollegiate Track Meet
Yale University won the intercollegiate track and field title after an executive meeting of the I A A A A sustained Yale's protest against Harvard runner W A Shick. Shick was ruled ineligible under Article 17 sub division 5, affecting the final point tally Yale 32 Harvard 29 and altering the standings.
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New York
Yale University
Fifth Avenue
George H. Hooker
Cornell
J. G. Willis
Harvard
Edwin Kk. Lodge
Princeton
Charles Gould
Yale
Gilpin
Pennsylvania
Gustavus V. Kirby
Columbia
Thornton Gerrish
W. A. Shick
Berkeley Oval
Shick
Gardner and Jeffries clash in heavyweight dreams
The piece notes George Gardner’s aim to challenge Jim Jeffries within 18 months. It highlights Gardner’s rising local fame, lists forthcoming bouts at the Criterion Club featuring Joey Handler, Belfield Walcott, and Dave Sullivan, and mentions plans for future matches with notable boxers including Jimmy Gardner and Philadelphia Jack O’Brien.
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George Gardner
Jim Jeffries
Jimmy Gardner
Criterion Club
Manuel
Chick Morshan
Joan FE. Butler
Lynn
Joe Handler
Belfield Walcott
Black Demon
Handler
Brooklyn
Martin Riley
Criterion
Oree
Henry Jewis
Washington Street
Dave Sullivan
Jimrey Briggs
Steve Mahoney
Briegs
Sullivan
Jack Fitzmarick
Newton
Billy Jordan
Kelley
Jos Murray
JY. O'Donnell
East Boston
Tilly Francis
Rilverside Boat Club
John
Twin) Sullivan
Andy Watson
Bath
Twin Snullivan
Anty Watson
Ton McGuire
Twin Sullivan
Twin
Jimmy Melody
Charlestown
Gardner
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Jim Jeffords
Jeffords
O'Brien
Sailor Sharkey
Gus Ruhlin
Ruhlin
England
Boston
Joe Gans
Gans
Cyclone Joe Mullins
Jimmy Jardner
B. KB
Brenton
Rob Ror
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