Harvard Showing Its Teeth In Season Opener
Harvard opened the season with a glorious victory under Coach Percy Haughton proving his slow start theory. The Crimson defense stifled Brown near the goal line and the team, now drilled and lively, promises a fast pace ahead. Captain Fish OFlaherty hampered early but recovered, while Cap Coy at Yale impressed with two perfect drop kicks. Brown, Penn, and Princeton losses shaped a brisk early college football landscape.
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Japan May Create National Baseball League
Tokyo Oct 24 A visiting Wisconsin University baseball team has generated strong interest in Japan fueling talk of forming a national league with grounds planned in Tokyo Osaka and other cities and regularly scheduled games.
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Princeton in Deep Gloom After Lafayette Loss
Princeton, N J October 24 Following a defeat by Lafayette the Princeton football team faces a day of gloom though coaches report the offense showed improvement. They plan hard work to fix defensive holes and weak charging while intensifying line training this week to address the yesterday's shortcomings.
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College football games slated for Saturday across many venues
Harvard meets West Point at West Point Yale plays Amherst in New Haven Princeton hosts ere at Annapolis Penn State clashes Carlisle in Philadelphia Cornell duels Williams in Ithaca Dartmouth welcomes Holy Cross in Hanover Brown faces Mass Aggies in Providence Tufts meets Springfield in Medford Boston College plays St Anselm's in Boston Colby takes on Bowdoin in Waterville Colgate faces Trinity in Hamilton Lafayette battles Penn State in Wilkes Barre Syracuse meets Michigan in Ann Arbor Union hosts Wesleyan in Middletown Maine plays Bates in Orono.
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West Point
Amherst
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Corneil
Williams
Ithaca
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Hanover
Brown
Mass
Aggies
Providence
Tufts
Springfield
Medford
Boston College
St. Anselm’s
Colby
Bowdoin
Waterville
Colgate
Trinity
Hamilton
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Michigan
Ann Aver
Union
Wesleyan
Middletown
University of Maine
Bates
Orono
Princeton vs Annapolis Set Next Saturday Clash
Grid series notes Princeton and Annapolis prepare for a big Eastern match next Saturday amid season totals of 28 field goals by college teams. Dartmouth’s Marks leads with six TDs, Yale Hobbs has 17 goals, and a rare 3 to 8 Pennsylvania over Penn State tally set a football record.
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McGann Named Athletic Director At South Boston Club
The National A. C. of South Boston elected Johnny McGann as athletic director. Directors, lacking wide boxing connections, faced challenges arranging bouts. The club plans its first entertainment Monday evening, November 1, featuring a star lineup of bouts.
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Murray Meets Baker in Salem Boxing Card Feature
In Salem October 25 at the Apollo A. C. George Murray of Lynn faces Max Baker of Boston in a 12 round main event. Frank Maloney battles Kid Lee in an eight round semi final. Tommy Murray opposes Gus Rogers in a six round opener featuring Lynn rivals.
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Bad Example Sets Tone for Team Conduct
The captain must be removed for unnecessary roughness, a poor example for the squad. This year two captains have drawn such ire, Miller of Pennsylvania and Seigling of Princeton.
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Syracuse to Play Michigan in Ann Arbor Next Saturday
Eastern and Western football open this season with a clash as Syracuse travels to Ann Arbor to face Michigan next Saturday, marking the first meeting of the season between the two programs.
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Somerville Triumph Ends Waltham High's Reign in Big Score Game
Edward J. O'Brien reports a record setting crowd and pivotal battle as Somerville High defeats Waltham High in a dominant display. Sanderson and Caldwell lead a strong backfield while Henderson Forcefully recovers fumbles. Rindge looms as next major obstacle in the state championship race.
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Smith
Caldwell
Leary
Barry
Sanderson
Guthrie
Somerville
Stankard
Evans
Waltham
Pep” Cousens
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Ned Garland
Dickerman
Parks
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Harvard Yale clash looms as teams show form
Arthur Juffey column surveys college football week with Princeton Lafayette upset 6 0 and Penn State tie. Yale Harvard Dartmouth lead, Coy’s goals praised while Princeton's Cunningham shown as crucial. Canadians clash over Americans, Olympic politics echo, author calls for home sport focus.
All American Selection and Odds in Odd Pool
A reader discusses Harvard Brown game odds and an all American pick. Questions include Hurley as Harvard captain, sprint speed claims, cribbage play with 8 7 7, card cutting timing, and Detroit Pittsburgh attendance about 17000.
Jeffries Father Says Son Will Never Fight Johnson
In Canonsburg, Pennsylvan ia, Oct 24, Rev J M Work of Central Presbyterian quotes James J Jeffries father Rev J P Jeffries saying his son will never fight Johnson or any other person again in his life due to racial views. The interview casts doubt on a fifth arena bout between the undefeated heavyweight and Jack Johnson.
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This Week's City School Football Schedule
Tomorrow through Saturday list of games across Boston area schools including South Boston Commercial Chelsea Brockton Harvard Newton Wellesley Arlington Hyde Park Beverly Waltham Roxbury Somerville Dorchester Newton Walden Portland Salem Milton Everett Medford and more. Matches feature many high schools with multiple college and classed teams noted across leagues.
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Medford High
Melrose High
Stub Blakeley
Dorchester
Chelsea High
Salem
Somerville
Broadway Field
Witch City
Norwood High
Portland
South Boston High
Commercial High
Boston
College High
Quincey High
Quincy
East Boston
High
Chelsea
Brockton Hirsh
Chambridge Latin
Brockton
Harvard
Exeter
Cambridger
Newton High
Wtech
Newton
Wellesley High
Framingham High
Wellesley
Arlington High
Dedham High
Arlington
Hyde Park High
Beverly High
Beverly
Waltham High
Waltham
Noble & Greenough
Browne& Nichols
Dexter Field
Brookline
Rindge
Brockton High
Roxbury
Volkmann
Volkmann Field
Alliston
Vis
Princeton
Williston Seminary
Stadium
Yale
Andover
New Haven
English High
Mechanic Arts High
Somerville High
Dorchester High
Worcester High
Portland High
Boston Latin
Salem High
Milton High
Milton
Everett High
Malden High
Everett
Medford
Uwigh
Concord School
Nationals Showed Strength On Road
The first four teams in the National league this season were all strong road teams, with the Pittsburgs Chicagos New Yorks and Cincinnatis winning on hostile fields without trouble. In the American league the Athletics Bostons and White Sox also held up well in strong holds of the enemy overall.
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Illness Halts Harvard Rowing Progress for Three Candid Dates
Illness kept three Harvard varsity rowers Newton Whitney and King from practice last week hindering Wray's lineup changes. Newton has returned to work Whitney may join today while King the coxswain remains in infirmary and unlikely to row this week. The week focuses on smoothing out the two lower crews in practice.
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American Leaguers Copped 133 Victories
A review of National American League post season games across cities since 1980 shows the Americans with 133 victories and 122 defeats in those series.
Yale 10 Practice at Night in New Haven Conn
Yale prepares for secret evening drill as three or four positions remain unsettled after a 17-0 win at West Point and a 36-0 victory over Colgate. Frank Hinkey and Kid Wallace arrive to coach ends and quarterbacks while Philbin emerges as a standout halfback for Yale.
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Logan
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Tufts and Springfield Training School Face Off in Medford
The upcoming big college game in the section features Tufts clashing with Springfield Training School next Saturday at Medford.
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