Harvard Warriors Ready for Battle with Brown
Harvard completes practice at Soldiers Field as the team prepares for Saturday's game against Brown. Light session today tests final formations. Brickley Hardwick and Wendell lead the backfield with Lingard as a top substitute if Wendell is out. Freedly Bettle and Bradley add speed for rushing and defense.
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Harvard Football Practice Notes Ahead of Brown Game
The Crimson squad tests wide and skirting end runs with Felton O'Brien Hollister Milholland Coolidge and Weatherhead showing strong. Felton the kicker is protected by Hardwick if injured, while Brickley and Milholland vie for drop kicks. Team A held the second team. Blake to McCall connected for a 40 yard TD. Hollister earns eligibility. Hol lister and Felton lead kickers. Harvard freshmen face Exeter tomorrow aiming for a fourth straight win.
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Holy Cross
Trumbull
Paul Hollister
Princeton
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Wendell
Logan
Crimson
Providence
Harvard
Exeter
Harvard Freshman and Junior Tennis Title Match
The Harvard freshman and junior tennis teams meet today in a decisive interclass championship. The senior doubles pair Sturgis and Minot were upset by Kayser and Williams, the freshman duo, by 7 9 6 2 6 4, eliminating them from contention.
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Minot
Kayser
Williams
Secretary Farrell Releases From Navy to New Assignments
The following releases were issued today by Secretary Farrell. Released by purchase: Hearn from Springfield to Toronto, James McGinley from Wilkesbarre to Toronto, Histon and Street from Providence to Chattanooga, Gas Cardelia from New York National League to Hartford.
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Gas Cardelia
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Hartford
Harvard to Race Cornell in Two-Year Dual Meet Plan
Harvard and Cornell will contest a two year dual meet schedule on the cinder path with one meet at Harvard Stadium next spring and the return at Ithaca the following spring. The arrangement replaces the usual Dartmouth meet and will precede Yale as a warm up.
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Tufts Football Varsity Runs Through Scrubs in Scrimmage
Tufts College varsity football team faced a stiff half hour scrimmage against the second team after Wednesday's layoff. The varsity scored six touchdowns as Richardson, back in action, opened with a 25 yard interception return to cross the goal line.
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Piggy Ward Dies Former National League Star
Frank Gray Ward, nicknamed Piggy Ward, an old National League star, died at 1:30 PM after injuries from a 1909 telephone pole accident in Altoona Pennsylvania. He gained wide renown for over 20 years playing multiple field positions with major and minor league clubs.
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Frank Gray Ward
Walsh and Attell Box to a Draw
In a 12 round bout at the Pilgrim A. A. Jimmy Walsh and Abe Attell fought to a draw as referee Maffitt Flaherty raised both hands signaling no advantage for either side. Walsh wore a sardonic grin at the verdict, still smarting from a prior loss to Kilbane last February.
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Jimmy Walsh
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Attell Walsh Bout Ends With Short Rounds And Decline For Attell
The bout showed Attell fading as a fighter as Walsh pressed the action. Two minute rounds were agreed after disputes over bandages and weights, with Walsh winning the final verdict and Attell forced to back away earlier than in past meetings.
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Keevin
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Atteil
Eddie Keevin
Local rivals snub 10 mile championship in New York
The national 10 mile championship goes ahead in New York tomorrow but local runners and the Dorchester district skip the race. The piece notes Metro district clubs chase all honors, while top figures like Joe Silva, Hugh Maguire, Hannes Kolehmainen, and Tom Halpin face absence or controversy over recent events.
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New England Association
Joe Silva
Hugh Maguire
North Dorchester
Runners Defy Suspension Seek Races After Paris Games
The article notes Alvin Kraenzlein Maxey Long Walter Tewksbury and other Olympic runners competing in England post 1900 Paris Games despite suspensions by the British association. Returning champions are said to race on, with Pat Dineen praising Newark Marathon as the toughest yet and touting Willie Kolehmainen’s marathon potential near 2 hours 29 minutes 39.15 seconds.
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England
Halpin
Alvin Kraenzlein
Maxey Long
Walter Tewksbury
Paris
Pat Dineen
Newark
Dineen
Willie Kolehmainen
Questions and notes from a sports and club column
A mixed fragment list covers Jim McNeil of the Scotch Caledonia Club, the New England cross country championship set for Nov 16, training symposiums, and a betting discussion on the Red Sox. It also mentions Jack Johnson and the world heavyweight title, Pawtucket and Boston game results, plus an argument about outcomes and bets.
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Jack Johnson
Tommy Barns
Jim Eftries
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Tommy Burne
Austra
Pawtucket
Boston
Burns Defeats Johnson in Two Falls at Grand Opera House
Cyclone Burns returned to the Boston mat and defeated Joe Johnson of Salt Lake City in two straight falls at the Grand Opera House. A large crowd cheered as Burns received a loving cup from Miss Helen Tuohey, with both wrestlers showing speed and cleverness throughout a hard fought match.
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Grand Opera House
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George
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Nelson
O Brien Receives Diamond Watch At Brockton Dinner
Buck O'Brien of the champion Red Sox was presented a diamond watch tonight by his brother Buck at a Brockton dinner attended by 250 people including Mayor Harry C. Howard and many business leaders. Presentation made by Michael J. Kelliher.
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Evers Named Chicago Manager For Five Years
John Evers, second baseman of the Chicago National team, officially became manager for the next five years after signing with President Charles W. Murphy. Salary rumored at 10000 per year. He will rest a week then start selecting next year’s roster.
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Kilbane Defeats Albanez in Columbus Bout
Kilbane of Cleveland, world's featherweight champion, edged Johnny Albanez of Columbus in a ten round match. The newspaper verdict favored Kilbane as no official decision was announced at ringside.
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Johnny Kilbane
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