Harvard Shows Its Best Form in Scrimmage Lapses
Harvard varsity scored five touchdowns against the second eleven in about 60 minutes of play. The regular backs tore through the seconds’ defense for long gains and the offense showed strength and speed. Substitutes also found the end zone, with O Flaherty’s 70 yard run a highlight and field goals from about the 30 yard line. Several players returned from injury as the team continued drills and the punting game improved under Kernan’s coaching.
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Harvard
Varsity
P. D. Smith
Wigglesworth
Corbett
McKay
Dunlap
L. Withington
Sprague
H. K. Bush
O'Flaherty
Tyron
Long
Morrison
Pierce
Huntington
R. P. Kernan
Minot
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Nourse
Columbia Law School
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Barber
Estabrook
Rice
Bryan Minot
F. B
E. Blodgett
Taylor Substitutes
Brown Seeks Easy Win Over Amherst After Harvard Loss
Brown College resumed practice in Providence after a Harvard defeat. No scrimmage conducted as two weeks remain before the Amherst Aggies showdown at Andrews Field. A Yale clash follows, with tougher times anticipated.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Harvard
Amherst Aggies
Andrews Field
Yale
Dartmouth Starts Secret Practice for Holy Cross and Princeton
Hanover Oct 26 The Dartmouth squad began secret practice for Holy Cross and Princeton games. Dr O Connor failed to arrive and will likely be delayed several days. Needham and Dingle were on the field early and worked vigorously through the toughest session this season.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Princeton
O’connor
Needham
Dingle
Yale Backfield Sparks with Philbin and Coy Runs
Spectacular displays by Captain Ted Coy and Halfback Steve Philbin highlight Yale's fall backfield. Philbin dazzled with two 70 plus yard runs including a kickoff return for a touchdown and a punt return near the 20. Coy added two tackle-busting runs and a 15-yard field goal from the scrubs to finish the scrimmage.
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New Haven
Ted Coy
Steve Philbin
Yale
Philbin
Varsity
Bud Rush Brooks
Scrubs
Brooks
Coy
Taylor
Mecca
West Point Scrimmage Delayed. Lineup Adjustments Made
At West Point on October 26 Coach Nelly postponed the first scrimmage of the week due to darkness. Surles moved from fullback to right halfback while Walmsley shifted to fullback. Brown joined the scrubs, Wood dropped to scrubs, and Gillepsie took over left end on the varsity. Pullen did not play and Chamberlin’s shoulder remained weak.
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N. Y
Nelly
Surles
Chamberlin
Walmsley
Brown
Scrubs
Wood
Gillepsie
Pullen
Pishon and Hinkey Promised to Stir Amherst Yale Clash
Dartmouth star Pishon over Brady, Hinkey to trick Yale ends, Corbett potential Harvard West Point return. Fordham faces Georgetown in New York election day buzz. Marks of Dartmouth shines toward all American. Dartmouth vs Amherst stats cited. Exeter, Andover, Groton results noted. Minds joins Penn squad as halfback prospect.
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Amherst
Brady
Yale
Frank Hinkey
Harvard
Corbett
West Point
New York
Fordham
Georgetown
Princeton
Lafayette
Colgate
Carlisle Indians
Andover
Exeter
Groton
George Minds
Neither Side Scores In Game At Chelsea
The Chelsea High School eleven played East Boston High to a 0 to 9 defeat at Carter street grounds Chelsea. Regan made a crucial late tackle. lineup listed with Chelsea H. and East Boston H. names, positions, and officials. Time 20 minute halves.
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East Boston High
Carter Street
Regan
Chelsea H
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Fox
Seceerscees Aie
R. E
Casiano Goldervauldt
R. T
Cohen
Kelly Neen
Olmarnd Norton
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C. E. Boston
Gustafson
White
Wood
Cole
Green
Harvard freshmen face Exeter in Cambridge
Cambridge schedule lists Harvard freshmen against Exeter. Other games include Newton High versus Tech 1912 in Newton, Wellesley High hosting Framingham High, Ane High against Dedham High in Arlington, Hyde Park High versus Beverly High in Beverly, and Rock Ridge visiting Bedford High in Wellesley.
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Exeter
Cambridge
Newton High
Tech
Newton
Wellesley High
Framingham High
Wellesley
Ane High
Dedham High
Arlington
Hyde Park High
Beverly High
Beverly
Rock Ridge
Bedford High
Signup for Jeffries Johnson bout teased as plans loom
Tomorrow may bring final arrangements for the Jeffries Johnson fight with articles to sign. meanwhile Nelson cancels his match with Wolgast and Kid Goodman readies for Donahue in Manchester. Local bouts draw interest as amateur entries close and a Raleigh delta of pro plans stirs fan anticipation.
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al Wolgast
Chicago
Kid Goodman
Young Donahue
Manchester
New Hampshire
West End
Kid Sullivan
Donohue
New Orleans
Armory Club
E. F. Walsh
Tremont Street
Gardner Wins Bout After McKinnon Injures Ankle
Jimmy Gardner of Lowell defeats Bill McKinnon of Roxbury when the bell ends the fifth round at the Armory A A. A. McKinnon twisted his right ankle badly in the fourth round and could not continue. Gardner was ahead after the first round and looked strongest throughout. Melia and McDougall drew in eight rounds. Sullivan beat Morris in the semi final by clear hitting and pressure.
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Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Bill McKinnon
Roxbury
Armory
A. A
McKinnon
Gardner
Fleming
Bill
Mike Melia
Angus McDougall
South
Boston
Melia
Tim Sullivan
Newburyport
Andrew Morris
East Boston
Sullivan
Crawford Signs At Big Advance
Detroit, Oct. 26. Sam Crawford, the American league slugger, signed a Detroit contract for 1910, receiving a large advance. The signings of Jennings, Cobb, Crawford, Mullin, Schmidt and others indicate President Navin values his men and debunks strike rumors. The Tigers will be intact next year.
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Detroit
Sam Crawford
Jennings
Cobb
Crawford
Mullin
Schmidt
Tigers
Navin
Tommyro
Strenuous Week Affects Woman Champion's Play
Boston golfers refreshed Dorothy Campbell the famed Scottish champion as she and teammates played at Brae Burn Country Club West Newton all day Monday British players endured a taxing week with long trips and a tough course scoring below expectations Campbell beat Osgood 5 4 Temple beat Roope 3 2 Duncan beat Gray 4 2 in morning play in the afternoon Campbell and Temple fell to Osgood and Roope 2 up 1 up 16 holes Temple beat Phelps 2 and 1 The visitors depart tomorrow for New York Garden City links then sail home on the White Star Line
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Boston
Dorothy Campbell
Brae Burn
West Newton
Miss Campbell
Miss Temple
F. C. Osgood
G. W. Roope
Teacher
M. W. Phelps
Myopia
New York
Garden City
Heath
White Star Line
A. M
Roope
K. F. Duncan
C. H. Gray
P. M
Miss Osgood
Lipton to Push Rule Change for 1911 America’s Cup
New York Oct 26 Sir Thomas Lipton aims to win the 1911 America’s Cup by seeking rule changes he believes will give him fair chances. He plans to approach New York Yacht Club members before a formal challenge. Lipton has commissioned Fife and Nyone to draft plans for an 88 foot class challenger.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Thomas
Sir Thomas
Mr. Fife
Alfred Nyone
Harvard Tennis Championship Playoff Tie At Jarvis Field
The Harvard singles championship playoff ended in a tie after A Sweetser and E T Dana each won two sets before darkness halted play. The rescheduled playoff will occur on Thursday. Class team matches begin today with freshmen versus sophomores and juniors versus seniors, six players per team, singles and doubles counting as points toward the class title. The B A A amateur boxing tournament is set for next week on Wednesday and Saturday.
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Harvard University
Jarvis Field
A. Sweetser
E. T. Dana
Johnson Shapes Plan to Beat Jeffries in Preview
Chicago, Oct 26. Jack Johnson declares a strategy to defeat James J. Jeffries for the world championship. He compares his endurance and speed to past champs and predicts a series of jabs, slips, and a decisive punch like the one used on Ketchel. He argues no man can withstand his barrage and promises a dramatic performance.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Sharkey
Jeffries
Jeff
Burns
Handless Wonder at Imperial Rooms
George H. Sutton, the handless billiard expert, will play at the Imperial Billiard Rooms next week from Monday to Friday evenings facing Charles F. Campbell in the city. Afternoons he will meet all comers, exhibiting what supporters call the most wonderful billiard play in the game.
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George H. Sutton
Imperial Billiard Rooms
Charles F. Campbell
Sutton
Wheelock and George win three cushion tourney at Imperial Room
Wheelock defeated Rainford 35 to 26 and George beat Samson 34 to 25 with a 10 point handicap. The event was staged at the Imperial Room last night.
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Wheelock
George
Imperial Room
Rainford
Samson
Jeffries Johnson title clash and ticket schemes loom
The Post notes heavy interest in the Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson heavyweight title match with speculation on whether Jeffries will fight. It cites Lunghi’s times, ticket schemes for Harvard Yale, Ballard switching from Penn to Brown, and Lipton’s return, all reflecting lively sports chatter.
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Harvard
Irish yachtsman calm after recent reverses and Yankee coup
The genial Irish sportsman shows no nerve shake after past reverses and the Yankee coup against the Germans. Yet the New York Yacht Club seems unlikely to welcome a challenge from foreign yachtsmen given the current mood.
Harvard Stadium Seating Capacity Question
The text notes seating at Harvard Stadium about 35 000. It also recounts a sports play sequence and mentions several players and historical home runs from 1901 1902. It combines a football capacity query with baseball anecdotes about hits at the grounds and notable drives ending near Centre Field.
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Harvard
Tech 12 Easily Wins English High Race
Tech sophomore relay team dominates English High School in a 21 to 4 mile race at Tech Field. Time 6m 51 4-5s. Tech led from the start as L B Walker broke ahead and teammates extended the gap to finish well ahead.
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Tech
L. B. Walker
E. Magnan
S. Is. Reed
C. L. Gabriel
W. W. Allen
HW. Ss. Tirell
S. H. Seelye
W. WN. Geer
H. G. Greenleaf
L. B. Duke
L. S. Shepherd
M. A. Oettinger
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J. J. Taylor
J. H. Pratt
J. A. Friedman
J. A. Applequest
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J. A. Graham
C. Cleary
A. Markus
R. A. Swift
H. J. Lynch
A. Moschelle
L. Hynes
E. H. Newcomb
L. S. Hall
G. A. Allen
A. T. Culhane
FE. C. Reed
L. Stronach
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