Harvard Sails to West Point for Gridiron Showdown
Harvard's 36 man squad arrived in New York and will depart by steamer Hendrik Hudson from Forty-Second Street to West Point for the game. Coach Haughton has ordered the team to return to rooms by 10 PM. The Cadets and officials from Yale Penn Lehigh are listed, with a key test as Harvard seeks to regain strong footing after the Brown game.
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Hard Game Expected as Harvard Faces West Point
The Harvard football team meets West Point in a highly anticipated clash on the latter's field. Both teams boast unbeaten records with Yale defeated only by West Point, and Harvard yet to be scored upon. Seven Army starters faced Harvard last year, including top men at end, tackle, centre, guard, and halfback, as the Army line is described as heavy, aggressive, and fast.
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Vanderbilt
Colgate
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College football games listed for today across multiple campuses
Harvard faces West Point at West Point and Yale meets Colgate in New Haven. Princeton travels to Dartmouth in New York while Pennsylvania plays Carlisle in Philadelphia. Syracuse hosts Michigan and Brown meets Tufts in Providence. Bates visits Maine in Lewiston and Bowdoin plays Colby in Brunswick. Worcester Tech hosts Amherst and Worcester Agricultural College plays New Hampshire State in Manchester. Rhode Island State meets Connecticut Agricultural College in Storrs. Wesleyan hosts Trinity in Middletown and Annapolis faces Western Reserve.
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Knew of Deal for Players Reported in Cincinnati Letter
President Herrmann of Cincinnati disclosed to a Boston Post representative a letter dated August 20 in which he proposed a trade involving McQuillen Moren Bates and Grant for Paskett Downey Rowan and Beebe. The document counters President Fogel's claim of knowledge of the deal.
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Herrmann presses plan and signings in baseball row
President Herrmann advocates the plan and states fans in two cities would be encouraged by new players. He notes Titus should replace Bates and recounts Vogel’s authority to Dooin. Herrmann plans to go to New York with evidence and aims to secure four Philadelphia player signatures next week.
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Harvard Second football vs Brown Freshmen at Gay Street
The Harvard second team faces Brown freshmen at 2 PM on the Stadium grid. The lineup lists Lingard Blodgett McGuire FAGOT Smith O’Hare Babbington Tenokew Callander Burnell French Hardwick Page Die and others in a breezy early 20th century gridiron note.
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Umpire and Referee Pick For State Case Grid Game
Ohio State and Case officials dispute over the football game officiating with Jake Stahl the only mutual choice as umpire. M. J. Thompson of Georgetown stands as the compromise referee candidate.
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Harvard and West Point clash in anticipated grid test
Harvard and West Point meet today as local football fans eye the Crimson strength amid a string of past Army games. Harvard has won eight straight against the Army since 1900 and is favored to win by a close score.
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Volkmann Defeats Roxbury Latin 3 0 at Home Field
Volkmann School beat Roxbury Latin 3 to 0 at Volkmann Field in Allston. Joe Spang scored the sole goal from the 25 yard line in the second period while Doten and Packard also starred for their teams. Umpires Fiske and Hallahan officiated with four ten minute periods and an attendance of about 600.
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Young Bris Lord Joins Athletics For Big Series Payday
In his first season in the big show Bris Lord gains a share of the World Series receipts and sides with the Athletics for another large bundle of engraved pay. The piece speculates on his booking agent and future earnings.
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Tech vs Harvard on Road Race at Chestnut Hill
Tech meets Harvard in a cross country duel on the Chestnut Hill course shortened to five miles. Tech fields five of last year's six scorers while Harvard relies on Jacques Lawless and new runners. first six of each team will score with cups to top finishers and a banner to the winner.
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Brockton High Tops Hingham High 25 to 6 in Football
Brockton High defeated Hingham High 25 to 6 in an Oct 28 game. Key players include Rapp with two touchdowns and Thompson with two, McKenna also scoring. Extras by Rapp Keith and McKenna. field goal by Keith. Umpire Humphery referee O'Brien field judge Elton linesman Kewer. Four 10 minute periods.
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Yale Aims for Three Touchdowns in Colgate Tilt
Yale, at New Haven, pursues a third straight win as Colgate visits tomorrow. Veterans return to the lineup with hopes of three TDs while Howe resumes at fullback and McDevitt shifts to left guard. The Elis seek to extend a strong defense and cap their schedule beyond the big East matchups.
Tufts Weakened for Brown Game in Providence
Tufts football team practiced lightly in preparation for the Brown game in Providence. Captain Treland is sidelined with a knee injury, weakening the lineup but the squad showed speed. A large crowd of rooters was expected to travel to Providence.
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Cyclists Prepare For Boston Track Debut And Six Day Race
The Boston Arena track is finished and riders train for tonight and the six day event starting Monday. Iver Lawson defends indoor title against Frank Kramer in a three heat race with one mile, half mile, and coin decided third heat. Moran and Collins pace the first indoor motor race, aiming to beat rivals in 15 miles. The 10 mile open showcases Goulette Hehir Lawrence Bedell Brothers Fogler Hill Krebs and Anderson amid extra prizes for half mile leaders and the one mile handicap.
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