Harvard Secret Practice Shows West Point Fatigue Hints
Harvard's secret practice reveals a worn defense after West Point, with fumbled passes and missed onside kicks. Coachs shuffle line with Lincoln rising, injuries to Miller Burnham and Parker threaten Dartmouth clash. trick plays practiced for Yale game.
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Harvard
Reid
Foster
Brown
Yale
Miller
Burnham
Doc” Nichols
Dartmouth
Parker
Oliver Cutts
Burr
Newhall
Starr
Taylor
Yale's Fullback in a Sanitarium After Amherst Injury
Yale football faces setback as Captain Morse learns Roome suffered a muscle rupture and will miss West Point. Roome taken to sanitarium, possibly delaying return until Princeton game. Dough Terry sought as quick end, while practice remains secret and scrimmages yield limited scores.
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Wendell
Mason
Apollonio
Varsity
New ‘Haven
Conn
Yale
Morse
Roome
Amherst
Princeton
Harvard
New Football Rules Are A Great Success
Timekeeper proclaims the new football rules a success after last Saturday’s games. The forward pass, quarterback kick and increased offensive power are highlighted as spectators enjoy more action and scoring. Coaches anticipate stronger offenses and more entertaining games with two-man backing for defense.
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Thomases
Harvard Boys Try Sargent's Improvement on Basket Ball
Harvard gymnasium tests Sargentball the new game by Dr. D A Sargent led by captain 8 E Goodwin with 12 players. They practiced from centre and side squares and timed kicks with scores 3 2 1. Sargent praised the effort and predicted future success as basketball players join the drill.
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Harvard
Sargent
Schoolboy Gridiron Showdowns Spark Today
Roxbury High meets Everett at Everett Newton High faces Techsophs at Newton Melrose High takes on Hyde Park at Hyde Park Milford plays Natick at Natick Six key Rindge players may be ruled ineligible for next Saturday game leaving a patched lineup for the Tiedi versity City matchup BEH SBO boys vow to win.
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Newton High
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Newton
Melrose High
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Highland School
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English High
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Brown University Football Prepares for Harvard Game
Providence Oct 29 Thirty nine Brown players in uniform plus nearly 60 on field as practice drills reach peak. Scrimmage halves test varsity scrimmage. kicking shows improvement and Harvard game now looks less daunting. Over 200 students plan to travel. Fay’s American Band and the brown bear mascot likely to accompany the squad.
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R. I
Brown University
Norwich University
Harvard
Fay
Davenports Lead Furniture Bowling League Standings
The Davenports top the Furniture Bowling League with six wins and no losses. Shawmut Furniture Company and Osgood teams are tied for second with five wins and one defeat. The Prays sit third with four victories.
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Shawmut Furniture Company
Osgood
Prays
Boudrot Stops Barrish on Fouling Finish in New Hampshire
In Dover New Hampshire on October 29 Tommy Boudrot of Newton defeated Kid Barrish by foul in the seventh round of a scheduled ten round bout. Earlier preliminaries saw Young Fernald of Bortsmouth fight Kid Sullivan to a draw in six rounds and Kid Victor of Boston knock out John Cassidy of Boston in four rounds.
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Newton
Kid Barrish
Young Fernald
Bortsmouth
Kid Sullivan
Kid Victor
Boston
John Cassidy
Amby McGarry to Meet Dave Deshler in Chelsea Bout
Boxing preview describes Amby McGarry of New York facing Dave Deshler of Cambridge in a 15 round decision bout at Chelsea tonight. It highlights McGarry as a knockout puncher and Deshler as a skilled, sturdy opponent, with a semi final and earlier bouts setting the stage for an energized boxing program.
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Amby McGarry
New York
Dave Deshler
Cambri
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Broadway
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Baltimore
Pat
McGarry
New Yorker
Deshler
Kor McGarry
Cambridge
Freddie O’brien
Tommy Rawson
East Boston
Advire
Pioneer
Jack Sheehan
Corbin Pgody
Lymansville
Ae Ley Falls
Tommy Ll
Brockton
Tommy
George W. Brown
Exeter Street
Tile Raid
Harry Lewis
Jack McGuigan
Philadelphia
Hamid
Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Bowdoin to Rehire John Irwin as Coach Next Spring
Baseball veteran John Irwin will again lead Bowdoin College's team in 1907 the Bowdoin Orient reports praising his prior success with championship squads in 1903 and 1905 and noting his respected status among students. Also mentions local football and college prep players and early season chatter.
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Bowdoin College
Bowdoin Orient
Irwin
Boston
Baseball Association
Bowdoin
New York Nationals barred from exhibition games in New Jersey
The New York Nationals cannot play exhibition games in Elizabeth New Jersey after Newark’s Eastern league club objected. The National Baseball Commission also denied reinstatement forLewis D Wiltsie who left Baltimore to join the New York team in the outlaw league, citing no extenuating circumstances.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Newark
National Baseball Commission
Lewis D. Wiltsie
Baltimore
New York
Frank Gill Wins Remsen Handicap at Jamaica
Frank Gill the 11 to 10 favorite scored a clear victory in the Remsen handicap 5 ½ furlongs at Jamaica. Draculum set the pace but the favorite took charge in the stretch to win by two and a half lengths over a fair field of 2 year olds. Emperor of India won the second race, causing heavy losses as odds shortened from 15 to 1 to 4 to 1.
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Bigelow
Veeder
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Morse
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Mitchell
New York
Frank Gill
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Draculum
Harvard Classes to Play for Trophy Cup
Harvard seniors organized a 24 man squad yesterday with H. W. Nichols named captain to lead. Juniors can muster eight men but plan a late addition of three. Freshmen and sophomores already have elevens. first games begin early next week for the cup series.
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Harvard
H. W. Nichols
Heaviest Showdown Set at Frisco New Pavilion Rink
The first heavyweight bout in the city for almost two years pits Sam Berger against Al Kauffman at the New Pavilion Skating Rink in Frisco on Wednesday night.
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San Francisco
Sam’’ Berger
al’ Kauffman
New Pavilion
Glidden Finishes In Non-Stop 2500 Mile Run
Ralph Coburn drives a Maxwell touring car for a 2500 mile nonstop journey ending in Worcester with Glidden observer Charles J. Glidden and Worcester Club president J P Coghlin aboard. The 2500 mile feat aims for new records as the car plans further runs toward New York.
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Charles J. Glidden
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J. P. Coghlin
Worcester Automobile Club
Ralph Coburn
Maxwell
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Boston Automobilists
C. W. Kelsey
Lucius Tyler
New York
Boston
Harold Brown
Lewis R. Speare
Bay State Automobile Association
Tailenders Dead Ones
A tombstone dealer near the State House marks the two Boston teams as dead ones after their last place finish. He catalogs all local players among the dead and even adds John J. McGraw. The tombstone maker, a fan of extreme zeal, is rumored to have bet on the locals and now celebrates by labeling the players as dead.
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Mr. Tyler
State House
John J. McGraw
Big Billiard Tournament Arranged in New York City
Seven or more leading players in the near professional class met to plan a United States championship event for 18.2 balkline. The trophy, to be known as the emblem of the American championship, will go to the defender for one year in match or tournament play. Eligible players have not won a world title in the past decade with likely entrants including Gallagher, McLaughlin, Cutler, Taylor, Peterson, Cline, and Howison.
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Hoppe
Sutton
Slosson
Thomas Gallagher
Edward McLaughlin
Albert G. Cutler
Boston
al. Taylor
G. Peterson
St. Louis
H. P. Cline
Philadelphia
Leonard Howison
Montreal
Famous Fox Dogs at Athol Meet Draws New England Club
Forty members of the New England Fox Hunters' Club arrived in Athol for their annual meet through the week. They brought 25 dogs including famous hunters. Tomorrow the group will hunt in parties of three led by a guide in the Boars' Den area. A Boston guests dinner and a club business meeting with officers followed.
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New England Fox Hunters’ Club
Boston
R. D. Perry
Brunswick
Willard Swan
Charlestown
N. H
H. F. Fuller
Dedham
L. W. Campbell
Woonsocket
R. I
H. L. Pierce
Barre
Mass
New Trophies for Terriers at Boston Show
Premium lists for the Boston Terrier Show indicate many new prizes from specialty clubs. Donations already total 67 with more expected from other clubs, promising a large entry. Entries close this Thursday with final counts due next week.
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Boston Terrier Club
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