Lindsay to coach Stone School team this season
Thomas Lindsay formerly of Stone School and Harvard football, chosen as graduate coach at Stone School. Other afternoon games include Brookline High versus Volkmann School at American League grounds, Roxbury Latin against Middlesex School in Concord, Melrose High versus Revere High, and Abington High versus Hingham High. Dense student interest noted in graduate coach system.
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Brookline
Volkmann
Ball Grounds
Roxbury Latin
Middlesex School
Concord
Melrose. High
Revere High
Melrose
Abington High
Hingham High
Abington
Thomas Lindsay
Stone School
Harvard
Somerville High
Boston Latin School
Brookline High
Volkmann School
Society Races at Bennings Amid Muddy Course
The United Hunts Racing Association held its second annual meeting at the Bennings course drawing New York Washington and Virginia society attendees. The National Capital steeplechase over two and a half miles was won by Woolgatherer in the final furlong amid unsettled weather and a muddy track.
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Washington
United Hunts Racing Association
Bennings Course
New York
Virginia
Belmont Park
N. Y
Percy Kerr
Anna Bruce
Woolgatherer
Amars
Motor Airship Race Planned in White Mountains
Senator W J Morgan proposes a motor airship race in the White Mountains between balloons from Bretton Woods and automobiles from Glen House. Distances to Mt Washington summit total four and eight miles, with a $1000 prize to the first to reach Summit House and extra bonuses for others. Notable enthusiasts including Leo Stevens and Dr Thomas back the plan for next summer.
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New York
W. J. Morgan
White Mountain
Ormond Beach
White Hills
Bretton Woods
Glen ‘House
Glen Ellis Valley
Mt. Washington
Glen
Summit House
Leo Stevens
Dr. Thomas
Briggs and Kinney Set for Milwaukee Nov 2 Title Bout
Steve Kinney of Milwaukee will meet Jimmy Briggs of Chelsea in a ten round feature fight at the Badger A. C. in Milwaukee on Friday evening November 2. Kinney had to defeat Benny Yanger in Davenport to secure ratification. Briggs’ manager received word the bout is on and Briggs will start West soon, likely leaving Sunday to train in Milwaukee.
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Steve Kinney
Milwaukee
Benny Yanger
Davenport
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Badger A. C
Kinney
Yanger
Briggs
Briggs West
Yale Veterans Called Out To Brace Team Up
Yale football officials seek revival after varsity struggles with two scrimmage touchdowns by Tad Jones and Knox. Ex captains Burr Chamberlain Fred Murphy and Morris Ely coach tackles and backs guiding a revived lineup at Yale Field. Knee injury may end Jones’s season as Holkenberger returns to form at center.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Burr Chamberlain
Ned Glass
Fred Murphy
Morris Ely
Roraback
Butterworth
Rockwell
Hoyt
Hinkey
Murphy
Chamberlain
Bly
Veeder
Dines
Glass
Holkenberger
Holloway
Erwich
Tad Jones
Varsity
Knox
Alon Meu
Forbes
Scrubs
Romar
Congdon
Howard Jones
Jones
Kicking Game Looked For at Penn Michigan Battle
Philadelphia report predicts field goal or place kick decides Penn Michigan clash. Growth in kicking skills due to new rules boosts chances of a goal kicker shaping the outcome. Garrels of Michigan and Penn captains emerge as pivotal figures in this scoring shift.
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Penn-Michigan
Philadelphia
Brooke
Franklin Field
Harvard
Penn
Garrell
Michigan
Yost
Garrels
Sensational New England boxing card targets city rivals
Gossip centers on a Chelsea New England bout night featuring Destiler of Cambridge facing a tough New Yorker in a key 10 round clash. Also listed: Fredd y OBrien vs Tommy Rawson eight rounds, Langford vs Gunther, Kid Donohue vs Fred Sidney, plus Barrish versus Cahill and a 15 round opening event in Providence style.
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Kid Sullivan
Baltimore
Jimmy Britt
Chelsea
McGarry
New England
He Barrish
Wentud
Young Cahill
Roxbury
Freddy, O'Brien
Tommy Rawson
Sam Langford
George Gunther
Billy Rhodes
Kansas Cyclone
Kid Donohue
Fred ‘ Sidney
Norcross
Augusta
Maine
Furnis
Valley
Oumar Boudrot
Newton
Nis Thont
Dover
Kid Barriehe
Matty Fy Baldwin
Fight Films Still Popular in Boston Exhibitions
Boston crowds flock to the Nelson Fans boxing film at the Old Howard, with fans watching the final round and debating fouls as Jack Sheehan prompts the crowd. Two shows daily at 1 and 6:30. next week begins the third week of exhibition.
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Nelson
Old Howard
Sporting Boston
Jack Sheehan
Sheehan
Gans
Boston
World of Sport highlights and boxing talk from Chicago
Inspector Morrissey praises Jiggs Donahue and the White Sox while Chicago Cubs owner Murphy makes a pennant leap. The column notes upcoming heavyweight bids between McGovern and Corbett, plus Lafayette and Colgate clashes and a Maxwell car racing pool in Boston Worcester.
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Mike Morrissey
Mike
Jiggs’ Donahue
White Sox
Morrissey
Chicago
Sox
Donohue
Hal Chase
Donahue
Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Harvard Yale Tickets Show Sale Soon Amid Controversy
Harvard and Yale game tickets go on sale next Tuesday per Ath Henry Thompson announcement. A purchase loophole risk prompts penalties for speculators. season-ticket eligibility may be revoked for future games.
Harvard varsity shows new plays fail in scrimmage
Harvard varsity scrimmage reveals new plays misfiring as onside kicks and passes go to second team. Despite scattered drives, the first unit scores four times to two by opponents as coaches test defense and personnel.
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Harvard
Varsity
Leary
Foster
Hall
Miller
Lockwood
Wendell
Starr
Reid
Gut
Knowlton
Osborne
McFadden
Blagden
Bowditch
Parker
Kersberg
Burr
Burnham
Nourse
Lincoln
Warren
I. E
Hoar
Inches
R. T
Orr
Kennard
R. E
Q. B
H. B
H B
Gray
F.b
Bird
Moore
Kelley
Robinson
Plumb
R. G
Dorr
O'Hare
1. G
1. T
Bowdoin
Harding
1. E
Adams
Taylor
Greenebaum
Graydon
Jones, Somes
F. B
Off for West Point Today By Varsity Team
The squad leaves this afternoon at four for West Point. All players express confidence in a big win. Trainer Donovan says the team is in best physical condition of the season with no injuries. The backs, Starr and Hall, are noted as especially fit.
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Yale
Lafayette
Colgate
Cornell
West
Point
West Point
Donovan
Starr
Hall
Harvard to West Point trip signals continued coach attendance
The report notes Harvard has sent teams to West Point for several years and Coach Reid plans to accompany the eleven on the trip, indicating ongoing engagement between the programs.
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Harvard
West Point
Reid
Harvard Cross Country Trials Preview Intercollegiate Meet
Long distance runners at Harvard are called out next Tuesday to train for the intercollegiate cross country run at Princeton on Nov. 28. Trials will be on the Stadium track with some last year runners guiding new talent. Yale mocks Harvard blocking system for place kicks as a ruse to waste time in the later game.
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Harvard
Princeton
Will
Yale
Eli
Crimson
Acer
Rother
Qoaeceen
Harvard Athletic Committee
Bumping Races At Harvard Begin On Charles River
Harvard dormitory crew bumping races started yesterday on the Charles River with the finish at Boylston Street Bridge upstream. In division one Randolph beat Mt. Auburn street eight while Hollis Stoughton topped Foxcroft Divinity and College House edged Brentford. Division two Holworthy bumped Hampden. division three Hollis Stoughton led Foxcroft Divinity and College House, with Brentford and Second Holyoke following.
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Harvard
Charles
Boylston Street Bridge
Radolph
Mt. Auburn Street
Hollis-Stoughton
Foxcroft Divinity
College House
Brentford
Holworthy
Hampden
Claverly
Randolph
Westmorly
Craigie- Waverly
Russell
Dunster-Dana- Drayton
Thayer
First Holyoke
Perkins
Matthews
Weld
Foxcroft-Divinity
Gray's
Second Holyoke
National Underwriters Meet Chooses Toronto For Next Session
The 17th annual convention in St Louis ended with a vote to hold next year in Toronto. Officers were elected including President Frank E. McMullen of Rochester and vice presidents R L Forman of Atlanta W W Booth of Denver G H Allen of Montreal. A resolution condemning rebating was adopted. Ernest J. Clark was named secretary and El D Weeks treasurer.
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ST. Louis
National Association of Underwriters
Toronto
Frank E. McMullen
Rochester
N. Y
R. L. Forman
Atlanta
W. W. Booth
Denver
G H. Allen
Montreal
Can
Ernest J. Clark
Baltimore
el D. Weeks
Litchfield
Conn
Harvard Yale Debate Set for Cambridge December 7
The Harvard Yale debate on immigration restrictions will be held December 7 in Cambridge. Preliminary trials for the Harvard team begin next week. Harvard trails Yale 12 of 16 in recent debates, but brings back last year’s squad and aims for a strong showing.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Field Event Winners At Harvard Meet
R. G. Harwood won the high jump with 5 feet 9 inches while R. P. Pope took second and R. E. Somers third. EB. 8. Allen captured the broad jump in 21 feet 9 inches with P. C. Haskell second and L. C. Feaverns third. E. Parker won the pole vault at 9 feet 8 inches with L. Beaverys and J. at third.
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R. G. Harwood
Harvard
R. E. Somers
Allen
P. C. Haskell
L. C. .Feaverns
L. Parker
Ing
Were Respect Beco
Army V8. NAV First Game at 6 to 0 Victory
The report notes an early season game where one team won 6 to 0 and a subsequent hard fought contest was anticipated. Milit ary and naval squads faced off in a regional matchup with mixed results and growing rivalry.
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United Ates
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