Harvard to Face Army in Tough West Point Showdown
Harvard football heads from Cambridge at 12 15 to meet Army at West Point tomorrow in what is billed as one of the hardest games of the season. The Crimson ship 49 players with a strong backfield and limited injuries as they aim to upset an unbeaten Cadet eleven.
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Allen School Wellesley Game Canceled Over Injury Outbreak
The match between Allen School and Wellesley High planned for today is canceled due to many Allen players sidelined by injuries.
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Harvard and Princeton Football Talks At New York Meeting
Rumor says Harvard and Princeton may discuss a 1911 gridiron clash in New York City on Saturday night. Princeton officials deny knowledge of formal plans but indicate interest if Harvard initiates. The rivalry dates to 1896 with Princeton leading 9 wins to Harvard 4.
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Harvard Football Ticket Reforms Cut Sharper Sales
Harvard Athletic Association plans to end ticket speculation for major games with a forgery penalty and a new system. Dick Merritt earns first string quarterback role amid scrimmage highlights. Arthur Howe returns as varsity fullback and leads a 40 yard run.
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Harvard A A plans mail ineligible ticket card system
Harvard A A introduces a plan to mail blank ticket cards to all men entitled to Harvard Dartmouth and Yale games. Recipients must fill and return the card with personal and college details. Forged signatures on applications will trigger forged mail detection, police notification, and possible arrest.
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Yale Faces Colgate After Week of Unsteady Practice
Yale wrapped up football practice with continued uneven improvement and injuries. Star halfback Pete Francis, son of ambassador Charles Francis, suffered a season-ending dislocation, lowering his captaincy chances. The team, still hampered, eyes Colgate next, then Brown Princeton and Harvard remain on the schedule. Yale also sent Vanderbilt a football as a token of friendship after last Saturday’s events.
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Willie Anderson Dies at 31 in Philadelphia
Willie Anderson, famed golfer of the Philadelphia Cricket Club, died Tuesday in Philadelphia of hardening of the arteries. A Scotland native, he was 31. He played last Sunday with Gil Nichols versus W W G Fownes and BE M Byers at Pittsburgh before falling ill Monday.
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Harvard System at Fault Says Deland in Atlantic
Lorin F. Deland of Boston argues Harvard football lags Yale in preparation and coaching. He cites lack of capital knowledge in players and inconsistent captain selection, praising Yale’s systematic approach and advance-planning for plays. He warns Harvard may build a stronger foundation in coming years.
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Exeter Works Out In Cold Weather
Exeter held a long hard practice in N H as Head Coach Murphy pushed the squad through a lengthy signal drill despite colder conditions.
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How Deland Analyzes Harvard's Failures
Harvard coaches misdirect players and select a captain for popularity. Lack of continuity and untested plays hinder the squad as new schemes fail to gel.
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Scrimmage Highlights as Varsity Tops Second Team
The varsity coach ran a 30 minute scrimmage against the second team. Despite missing several regulars, the varsity looked sharp after yesterday’s layoff and scored two quick touchdowns on the scrubs. First signals included McCabe and Faulkner at ends, Nelson and Kirkpatrick at tackles, Wayard Neal and Mitchell on guards, Ayer at center, O'Brien Brickley Cornell and Dickerman at backs.
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Dartmouth Team Leaves Hanover for New York
Dartmouth College sent its team and squad from Hanover at 6 28 am amid a record send off. About 1200 students lined the campus cheering as Captain Ryan spoke of gratitude and pride. A special train will depart tomorrow at 1130 pm with 650 rooters.
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Getting Ready For Basketball Season At Gloucester
Anticipating the opening of the 81st season the St. Alphonsus team of Boston trains at Ward 9 Municipal Gymnasium. Last year they played 43 games on opponents courts winning 29. This season they plan a road schedule including Maine and Vermont with lineup featuring Jim Duffy Kid Wright George Renkert Jack Cameron Jimmy Doran and Bunker. A New York trip is planned for December.
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Ty Cobb Rewards Germany Schaefer With Car
Ty Cobb thanks Germany Schaefer for mentoring him with the Detroit Tigers and says he would be a poorer player without the Dutchman's guidance. He presents Schaefer with an automobile as a reward.
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Freshman Neon High Defeats Brookline at Clay Field
Neon High Freshmen beat Brookline High Freshmen 6 to 0 at Clay Field Newtonville yesterday. Newton High Sophomores defeated Brookline Sophomores 56 to 10 for a double junior varsity win.
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