Harvard Varsity Scrimmage Shows Strong Form Before Yale
Harvard’s varsity football team dominated a lengthy scrimmage against the second team with four first half touchdowns and another on a late rush. O Flaherty improved his drop kicks, Perkins ran 40 yards for a score, and Morrison added a touchdown for the substitutes. The squad, minus injured players, resumes West Point week prep after a Cambridge practice. field goals by Coy and a late tackle dash by McCabe highlighted the close of play.
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Morrison
Cambridge
West Point
New York
Princeton
Boston
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Cece Wel Es
Cale Use
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Coburn
Tryon Yessie
Pierce
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E. Blodgett Morrison
Dig McCabe
Yale's daily drill features 12 coaches and sharp scrimmage
Yale held a brisk practice with twelve coaches present as new rules for quarterbacks were enforced through quick depose and removal after fumbles. Logan produced a 50 yard return and Daly suffered a rib injury but is expected to play Amherst. Coy led the scrubs with early scoring while Taylor dazzled in varsity mix drills.
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Amherst
Cornell Freshmen Show Well Against Varsity Scrubs
Cornell varsity thrashed the scrub team and then faced an aggressive freshman eleven in a practice game. The first half saw the varsity moving at will, scoring two touchdowns via Tydeman and Simson on crossback plays, with several sharp forward passes. The freshmen proved unusually strong, matching the varsity until wearied by the heavier line, yielding late in the scrimmage.
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Harvard
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Alexander
Wilson
Harvard West Point showdown looms as fans expect high score
Harvard undergraduates anticipate at least two tallies against West Point. Amherst star Hubbard sidelined with knee injury for Yale clash. Princeton sticks to last year’s line with short passes and onside kicks. Coy and Philbin form a tough Yale back line pairing. Penn State Lafayette game canceled, Hollenback seeks reconsideration. Harvard freshmen appear capable against Yale juniors. Crowds expected to break records at Harvard West Point game, a key comparison of Crimson and Blue. Rumors of tension between Princeton capt Seigling and guard McFayden surface. Cornell may be troubled by too many cooks. Referee Edwards under fire after Penn State game. Dartmouth beat Holy Cross last year. Hanover set for a similar test. Brown faces formidable opponents as the only major eleven to play three of the big six.
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Amherst
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Princeton
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Seigling
McFayden
Cornell
Bill Edwards
Benn
Edwards
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Hanover
Brown
Yale Fall Games Highlight Top Performances at Old Eli
Yale track held fall games with no records but several strong marks. H. K. Sherwood won the 100 yards in 10 15, E. P. Seymour ran 220 yards in 22 15, beating the field by 10 yards. Keith Merrill swept hurdles. Platt faltered in both high hurdles and furlong events. Bob Gardiner, top American amateur golfer, won the pole vault at 11 feet 3 inches.
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Yale
H. K. Sherwood
Glen Cove
L. I
E. P. Seymour
Chicago
Seymour
Keith Merrill
Platt
Bob Gardiner
America
Billy Fraser Wins The Half Mile Race At Sunnyside
NATICK October 27 Billy Fraser of Medford driven by Billy Gallagher defeats Dan R Milford in a best three of five half mile race at Sunnyside track. Dan R led early with times 1:26 1-2 and 1:17 but Fraser surged in final heats 1:23 1-4 1:22 3-2 and 1:2 winning the match amid a large crowd including Milford supporters.
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Sunnyside
Billy Fraser
Medford
Billy” Gallagher
Dan R
Milford
Joe Smith
Winnie
Pegs
Brooklyn Gym Gets Cross Country Run
Brookline Gym Athletic Association manager Adler learned from the championship committee of the A A U that the New England championship ten mile cross country will be held on Thanksgiving morning under Brooklyn Gym Association auspices. Details of the course and further particulars will be announced later.
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Brookline Gym Athletic Association
New England
Brooklinerym Association
Arndt Becomes Montreal Manager Next Season
George Smith, Buffalo's manager last season, has practically arranged to manage Montreal next season. Providence's manager will be Harry Arndt, the team's captain last season.
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New York
George Smith
Buffalo
Montreal
Providence
Harry Arndt
Harvard Freshmen Rout Exeter on Soldiers Field
Harvard freshmen dominated Phillips Exeter Academy 5 to 0 on Soldiers Field as Graustein and Wendell rallied the offense and Marsh scored the only touchdown. Exeter was weakened by injuries to Captain Downing and Halfback Pearson, while O'Brien and Faulkner led a steady Exeter effort.
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Phillips Exeter Academy
Soldiers Field
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Pearson
Graustein
Wendell
Marsh
Thomas W.W. Lawson
Bunny
Cambridge
Hollister
Cy Bhalkner
Reese
O’brien Graustein
Graves
Alexander Wendell
Lewis
Weston
Reunion of Old Timers At Wollaston Golf Club
Nearly 50 senior golfers from across the state gathered at Wollaston Golf Club for the annual reunion of players who began in the early 1890s under George Wright. John O. Lowell nearly tied for a prize after a small mishap on the final green. Webb Thayer, former Worcester Golf Club president, took the second net with 90-18-72. Doten of Wollaston led net with 88-18-70, while low gross went to R. R. Freeman at 80 and E. H. Tarbell closely followed at 81.
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George Wright
John O. Lowell
Webb Thayer
Worcester Golf Club
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Wollaston
R. R. Freeman
EH. C. Tarbell
Victors Named In Imperial Billiards Night
At the Imperial billiard room last night the results show R. Hames aged 35 winning over Lewis who scored 30 to 16.
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Imperial Billiard Room
R. Hames
Lewis
Gardner-McKinnon bout tainted by luck and injuries
In Tuesday’s clash, McKinnon felt fate swung the fight with an unlucky fourth round injury. The Roxbury man impressed in parts, urging readers to await official article terms from Mr. Duffey. Additionally, Harvard’s Bob Kernan may spice Cambridge action while Athens 1910 Olympics rumors fade as Lunghi lures money for pro middle-distance bouts.
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McKinnon
Bill
Roxbury
Puzzle of Picks and Fights From Soonest to Now
A daily rundown of wager terms and boxing trivia. It cites Pittsburg’s 8 0 win over Detroit, Somerville’s 22 0 victory, and a tangle of guesses skewing by points. It notes Sharkey and Peter Maher fought twice with a New York draw on June 9, 1897, and a no decision in Philadelphia January 17, 1901. It records Hans Wagner’s winter address in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, Jeffries last ring activity around August 26, 1904, Ketchel’s long pro run beginning May 2, 1908, and a poker dispute over color order. It mentions a national polo league in Brockton area and a rumored Sullivan Godfrey bout with no official record. It also lists Boston to Brockton marathon time as 2h 37m 26 1 58 and references Gotch versus Raiceiveh.
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W. J. Hackett
Weymouth
Dartmouth Eleven Is Ripped Up in Midseason Shift
Hanover, N H Oct 27 The Dartmouth football lineup underwent a major midseason upheaval shifting Tobin from guard to left tackle Needham from centre to right guard Johnson to left guard Farnum unchanged at right guard Dingle to centre with Dodge and Halstead at ends Sherwin Lang and Bankart benched Daly absent The changes aimed to lift performance and were aided by Dr O Connor who joined the coaching staff to work with ends and backs through the week.
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Farnum
Dingle
Dodge
Halstead
Sherwin
Lang
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Daly
Dr. O'Connor
Big Saturday High School Grid Games Loom
The Norwood Waltham game is canceled leaving no afternoon scrimmages. Malden and Everett duel for Suburban league supremacy on Saturday at Everett High with 4000 expected. extra bleachers added for crowd. Brookline and St John’s Prep meet on Griggs Field, Danvers contingent making first local appearance since reform.
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Malden- Everett High
Hanner
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Everett High School
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Everett
O’donnell
Cuddy
Brookline
St. John’s
Griggs Field
Danvers
Geary
Murphy
Beverly
Somerville
Athletic Committee
Gallagher
Newton High
Waltham
Bingham
Cambridge
Vanderbilt Cup Race Aims For New Record
New York October 27 Vanderbilt hopes this year’s Vanderbilt cup race will be the best fastest and safest contest in the United States. W K Van derbilt declared the upcoming event would set a new standard for quality and speed in the motor race.
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New York
W. K. Vanderbilt
Good Matches Put Boston On Boxing Map Next Month
Boston fans will see a strong boxing slate next month with Langford-Klondike. The card also features Jimmy Walsh against Tommy O'Toole, followed by Calloway versus Flynn in the program set yesterday.
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Boston
Jimmy Walsh
Tommy O'Toole
Calloway
Flynn
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