Yale Football Lines Shake Up for Villa Nova Game
New Haven Conn Oct 2 Revolutionary changes hit the Yale lineup as Cooney moves to left guard with Andrus at center and Brides shifting to end. Tad Jones lightly practiced while others ooze through injuries. Dines runs the eleven with a wholesale reshuffle aiming for strong passing and guarding against Harvard and Princeton.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Villa
Nova
Centre Cooney
Cooney
Ham” Andrus
Brides
Rush
Foster
Paige
Roward Jones
Tad Jones
Dines
Burch
West Point
Broke
Philbin
Bomar
Coy
Wheaton
Raul Veeder
Harvard
Princeton
Walter Camp
Ned Glass
George Goss
Varsity
Moster
Congdon
Goebel
Biglow
TH. Jones
New Hub Track Tries Out Pair of Six Horsepower Motors
The Park square rink hosted a first run on the new bicycle track as Fred White piloted a six horsepower motor. White clocked under 1:35 for several laps and hit 1:29 on a test. Patsey Logan and Mat Downey began training, logging 10 miles, and both praised the course ahead of the six day race starting November 11.
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Park Square Rink
Fred White
White
Patsey Logan
Mat Downey
Will Box for Navy Title on Board the New Jersey
Schlossberg of the battleship New Jersey will box Big Altern of the Missouri for the heavyweight crown of Uncle Sam’s navy. The match occurs on board the New Jersey off the Charleston navy yard with several minor bouts on the program. Schlossberg, in good form after football with his ship’s Faust team, aims to win and has asked manager Jimmie Winston to invite Emery Payne to attend and potentially challenge him at the November 4 championships.
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Schlossberg
New Jersey
Missouri
Uncle Sam
Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
Faust
Jimmie Winston
East Huston
George Y. Brown
B. A.A
New York
Emery Payne
Burr
Fish
McGuire
Parker
Hoar
Waldo Peirce
Vfarvard
Briggs
Gurf
Pat’ Grant
Trarvard
Nourse
Grant
Starr
Honhhardt
Lockwood
Butt
Gilbert
Rand
Hale
Apollonio
Harvard
Deshler Glover Bout at Cooper Club Set for Monday
The fourth Deshler Glover boxing match is scheduled at the Cooper Club next Monday night. The bout will decide which fighter is the better boxer, a topic of ongoing discussion from their prior meetings.
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Dave Deshler
Billy Glover
Cooper Club
Big College Games Promise Fierce Action Today
College gridiron draws large crowds as Harvard meets Springfield Training School at Cambridge and Yale, fresh off an 18 point win over Springfield, faces the Tigers with new plays. Dartmouth hosts Amherst while Brown clashes with Williams and Cornell meets Princeton at Ithaca with Cook in doubt.
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Pigskin Knights
Harvard
Springfield
Crimson
Yale
New Haven
Hyerosman
Mullback Rice
Honchardi
Dartmouth
Ithaca
Cornelians
Princeton
Percy Field
Tigers
Villa Nova
Cornell
Cook
Holy Cross Faces Setback Before Vermont Game
Worcester October 25 Holy Cross College is in a bad way for the Vermont game. Captain O Donnell Conti and Sweener are out indefinitely with injuries from last Saturday. Driscoll has quit to study and play at Yale.
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Worcester
Holy Cross College
University of Vermont
O'Donnell
Conti
Sweener
Driscoll
Yale
Will Challenge Balloon Race Victors
New York, Oct 25. Plans move to reclaim the blue ribbon of the skies won by Germany. Aero Club directors authorize President Courtland S Bishop to challenge the St Louis winner by entering three American teams for next year’s European race. Pilot Erbsloeh declares intent to challenge now for the Lahn cup and aims to reclaim the international trophy and a new world distance record.
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New York
America
Germany
The
Aero Club
Courtland S’. Bishop
St. Louis
Europe
Erbsloeh
Boxers Face Arrest Threats in Ogden and New York
Rudolph Anholtz and Cyclone Thompson were compelled to box in Ogden Utah or face arrest for refusing, while New York promoters threaten arrests to keep ring events intact. The line about Bingham’s town adds a social jab on mollycoddies.
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Ogden
T'tah
Rudolph Anholtz
Thompson
New York
Bingham’s
New League Dream Seen as Pipe Dream in Two Cities
The West ponders a new outlaw league but Cleveland and Pittsburgh unlikely to back two teams. Histories show towns like Boston and New York supported two majors, yet Cleveland and Detroit remain single-team markets. Ban Johnson’s efforts failed to find room in Pittsburgh, sealing the pipe dream as unlikely.
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West
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Ban Johnson
Atlan tics of Brooklyn win third game for baseball title
In Philadelphia the Atlantics of Brooklyn defeated the Cincinnatis 11 to 7 in the deciding third game of the professional baseball championship. Other notes include Dauntless beating Mohawk in the ocean race and events from horse racing and cycling across various U S locations.
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Philadelphia
Atlantics
Brooklyn
Cincinnatis
ISTO
Dauntless
Sandy Hook
Newmarket
Ene
Hayinal
Leeford Unanehill
Chicago
Dayton
Washington
Thomas Midggeles
R. i’. Poster
Dex Moines
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Proll
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
ISSO
Staten Island
New Jersey
Renmning
Isvi
Columbia
Tenn
Hal Pointer
Newcastle
Mag
Peter Jackson
Jack Seales
H. J. Hands
Harvard Faces Springfield In Defender Focused Grid Clash
Harvard meets Springfield in a pivotal football test as Coach Crane evaluates the Crimson defense against forward passes. Springfield’s line has struggled, with weak ends and tackles, while Harvard fields a strong backfield including Rand and Apollonio.
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Harvard
Springfield
Crane
Crimson
Yale
Standhardt
Gossip of the Boxers in Chelsea and Tonopah Matchups
Boxing chatter outlines upcoming bouts in Tonopah on Thanksgiving Day featuring Mike Schreck versus AL Kauffmann and notes on Unk Russell in Philadelphia versus Larry Connolly. Also mentions Joe Fitzsimmons versus Jack Johnson court fallout, Tommy Murphy’s rumored fights, and Chester Goodwin aiming for Chelsea ring bouts.
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Nevada
Boston Sports
Sto Oen
Chelsea
Tonopah
Mike Schreck
AL Keauffmann
Schreck
Jimmy Briggs
Hiis
Harr
South Boston
Larry Connelly
Russell
Philadelphia
Connolly
Fivo
Wilkie Riley
Nid Preeman
Bob Fitzstaauens
Jack Johnson
Washington Sporting Club
Ruby Robert
Hnally
Johnson
Fitzsimmons
Ertz
Tommy Murphy
Matty Baldwin
Wid Sullivan
Baltimore
Tommy
Packy Melarland
Baldwin
Matty
Lincoln Club
Young Donahue
Johnny Mack
New York
George Meiste
Los Angeles
Boston
A. C
Lewiston
Freddie O O'Brien
Kid Dufresne
O’brien
Dufresne
Flap Ward
Chester Goodwin
New Tingland
Rouse O'Brien
Young Donohue
Nerraw Triumphs 2002 to 27 In Amateur Championship Match
The ninth game in the class B New England amateur championship was played last evening at the Imperial billiard room between Nerraw and Worcester. Nerraw won with a score of 2002 to 27.
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New England
Imperial Billiard Room
Nerraw
Worcester
Tech Athletes Set Fast Pace In Fall Meet
Tech athletes forecast fast times and close competition at the fall handicap games. Freshmen like M J Heligman and White from Ireland add depth as Gram Blackburn Salisbury lead sprint events. Veterans such as W J Seligman and H W Blackburn pursue top times in 100 and 220 yard dashes along with mile and field events.
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TECH
Gram
Blackburn
M. J. ‘Heligman
Crick
Brookline High School
Salisbury
New England
White
dWiewland
Lde Stawarto
W.N. Drew
D. Brown
W. C. Salisbury
W. Blackburn
Dolke
G. B. Cummings
W. J. Seligman
N. H. DeForrest
He Lockett
Mi. Porter
de Gages
B. Wilbur
Acheeke
Risa Robinson
K. DD. Fernstrom
W. Morrison
Distewart
Dp. Brown, Jr
B. Avery
Avery
Khe Biwell
W. Black Hart
Backett
Aero Eouoion
Ellis
Watts MacCrezdie
J. N. Stephenson
Howe
Howland
H. R. Callaway
Nickerson
S. M. Niktese
W. D. Fernstrom
Das Bartlett
Woosh
A. Rapieye
Apoe Salishats
Phebe
Stewart
R. Ll. Bartlett
EF. Stewart
Leoni
Orr
W. DD. Allen
Roche Alen
Balispury Patieots
Bartlett
Hi. W. Blackburn
Moore
Glover
J. F
Todin
Weill
Ce Folsom
Kfreidman
L. D. Nisbet
M. Scharff
MacMurtrie
Vonnerut
J. Friedman
L. WD. Nisbet
W. J. Pierce
M. F. Allen
Place
Sclart
Friedman
Nisbet
C. O. Woodruff
H. W. Black- Duthie
Morrison
Brookline Beats Rockridge 18-0 At Griggs Field
Brookline crushed Rockridge 18 to 0 at Griggs Field with three first half touchdowns. Rockridge improved in the second half but could not score except for a safety as Brookline's defense held. Large Brookline crowd witnessed the lopsided win and the visitors struggled to solve Brookline’s plays.
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Brookline Tigh
Rockridge Hall
Griggs Field
Brookline
Rockridge
White Sox Plan Cuban Exhibition Tour
The White Sox prepare to depart for Cuba where they will play exhibition games against top island teams. Manager George Davis and a group of players including Hickman Artz Fiene Weldar Hart Altrock Armbruster and Veddie tlahn will accompany the club.
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Chicago
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Matty McIntyre
Tigers
Cuba
New York
Comiskey
George Davis
Charley Hickman
Jakey Artz
Louis Fiene
Mike Weldar
Hub Hart
Nick Altrock
Charlie Armbruster
Veddie Tlahn
Harvard Springfield Game Draws Navy Presence
Navy officers and crews from ships at Charlestown Navy Yard will attend today’s Harvard vs Springfield game invited by the Harvard Athletic Association. The event marks notable naval attendance at a college matchup.
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Harvard
Uncle Sam
Navy
Harvard-Springfield
Charlestown Navy Yard
Harvard Athletic Association
Harvard Light Practiceswitch: Varsity, Sub Scrimmage Highlight Wendell
Harvard teams held light drills for the varsity ahead of a game with Springfield. The substitutes staged a fast scrimmage with the second string, scoring a touchdown largely thanks to Wendell’s standout performance. Grant battled Dore while Kennard’s right tackle showed steady play. Cutts ran dummy work and Coach Crane directed backs through running plays.
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Springfeld
Cutts
Hne
Crane
Grant
Dore
Littl
Kennard
Wendell
Local High School Football Matches Featured Across City
A busy day of scholastic football sees three key title clashes. Boston Latin meets Dorchester with both aiming for league honors while English High faces Rindge. Waltham hosts Newton in a bid to boost Newtons profile, and Mechanic Arts travels to Lawrence after a prior Latin victory. Somerville plays Brockton in a likely easy win for Somerville.
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T English Ifigh
Dorchester
Maguire
Revere High
Mechanic Arts
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Boston Latin
Igh
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