Harvard Lineup Scrimmage Sees Returns and New Roles
Harvard practice features West returning to the field after shoulder injury. Captain Burr and Nourse return to scrimmage while Gil Browne remains out with skin irritation. Ver Wiebe shifts to fullback and shows hard running as the offense struggles, and cutters like Cutler show confidence issues in quarterback duties.
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West
Harvard
Burr
Nourse
Gil Browne
Hoar
Varsity
Ver Wiebe
Tad Jones
Graves
McKay
Kennard
Cutler
Burrage
Haughton
Daly
Gray
Campbell
Yale Drives Players to Limit in Heavy Scrimmage
Yale football conducted a long practice session amid cold weather with 40 minutes of hard scrimmage. Cleveland scored late after early touchdowns, and players moved across multiple positions as coaches pushed conditioning and readiness for upcoming games.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Scrubs
Cleveland
Hobbs
Andrus
Biddle
Cooney
Coy
Haines
Holt
Naedele
Ford Johnson
Corey
Frank Hinkey
Biglow
George Chadwick
Ledyard
Mitchell
Ned Glass
Vance McCormick
Riley to Meet Hanlon at Gloucester Club
Gloucester October 29 Albert Delmont matchmaker for Cape Ann A C has a strong card for next Wednesday The main bout features Tommy Riley the New York featherweight against Jimmy Hanlon scheduled for 12 rounds to a decision
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Gloucester
Albert Delmont
Cape Ann A. C
Tommy Riley
New York
Jimmy Hanlon
Wolgast Flunks in Fight With Attell
An announced November bout at the Jeffries Club in Los Angeles was canceled after Kid Wolgast balked at final terms for a 122 pound match. The roundup notes other California fights including Kaufmann versus Mustaine and potential matches involving Attell, Langford, O’Brien, and Papke with varied venue plans and dates.
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Abe Attell
Jeffries Club
Los Angeles
Kid Wolgast
Wolgast
Abe
Cal
al. Kaufmann
California
Terry Mustaine
Colorado
Baron Long
Jeffries A
Long
Big Fellows
Jim Barry
Chicago
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Tom McCarey
Pacific A. C
Pension Granted for Baseball Injury in War
Danville Indiana October 29 Charles C Clark awarded a six dollar monthly pension plus fifty four dollars back pay for injuries from a baseball hit during the Spanish American War a blow to his eyesight.
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Danville
Ind
Charles C. Clark
Hanover prepares for Amherst game after practice open day
Hanover, October 29. The team held a rare open practice as fans packed the field to cheer for Saturday’s home game against Amherst. Key players Marks Hawley Tobin Rich Farnum Robbins Kennedy Schudmiller Daly Ryan Steward Hoban and Dodge saw action with Sherwin sidelined.
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Hanover
N. H
Amherst
Marks
Hawley
Tobin
Rich
Farnum
Robbins
Bankart
Kennedy
Schudmiller
Daly
Ryan
Steward
Hoban
Dodge
Sherwin
Mrs. Stout Sets New Course Record at Fox Hills
New York on October 29 report thirty four women finished in 18 hole handicap at Fox Hills Golf Club Staten Island. Mrs C T Stout former national champion established a new course record with a gross 89 earning the prize amid a field led by Mrs F L Pierce and Mrs N P Rogers.
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New York
Fox Hills
Staten Island
F. L. Pierce
Yountakah Golf Club
Nutley
N. J
N. P. Rogers
Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
C. T. Stout
Pool championship dates set for De Oro vs Whiteston
ST LOUIS announced dates October 29 November 16 17 and 18 for the pool championship match between Alfred De Oro defending title and challenger Thomas Whiteston.
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ST. Louis
Alfred de Oro
Thomas Whiteston
Basketball Games Wanted for Boston Post
Basketball teams seeking games must notify the Basket Ball Editor of the Boston Post. The Post will publish notices on the day after receipt and give special attention to basketball this season with scores and news. Address communications to BASKETBALL EDITOR, Boston Post.
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Boston Post
Gridiron gossip from Dartmouth to Fort Strong this fall
The piece notes Dartmouth over Harvard and Brown scores from 1904 to 1905, mentions Andover and Exeter games, the Army Navy schedule, Yale freshmen, Ralph Glaze named as an all American end, and Lt. Alexander Gillespie joining Fort Strong with football implications.
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Exeter
Colby
Andover
Yale
Ralph Glaze
Dartmouth
Walter Camp
Tom Shevlin
South Boston A. C
Lincoln A. A
Cabot Park
Newton
Alexander G. Gillespie
West Point
120Th Company
Fort Strong
Carlisle Out to Beat Navy in Crucial Week
Carlisle Indian football team enters a pivotal training week under Coach Warner. After a Pennsylvan ia game slump, the squad faces Navy on a slippery field with confidence they can win. The lineup for the Pennsylvania game may stay unchanged, with efforts to add drop and place kickers using Little Boy Balenti Libby and Wasenka.
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Carlisle
Navy
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Little Boy
Balenti
Libby
Wasenka
Ban Placed on Champion Games by Boston High School
At a Boston High School athletic committee meeting on Mason Street the panel voted to abolish banners and all championship contests. All future games will be exhibitions to promote cleaner competitions. Officials cite reducing ill will from player bans and aim to remove tension at major schools. A push to remove basketball game fees is also under discussion, likely to be resolved before December 9, the league season opener.
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Boston High School Athletic Committee
Mason Street
Old Guard Fall Shoot and Reunion Held in Medford
The Old Guard annual fall shoot and reunion drew over 50 contestants to the Lawrence Light Guards rifle range in Medford. Captain D. M. Stewart led with top honors in active and bullseye, while Lt. J. Wild won the association match and third in active. Captain S. W. Wise netted the NRA medal with a high day score of 47 and placed third in the association class.
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Medford
Old Guard
Massachusetts Militia
Lawrence Light Guards
D. M. Stewart
Sixth Infantry
J. Wild
Stewart W. Wise
National Rifle Association
Brown coaches push ends progress for coming game
Providence Oct 29 A Brown University football practice focused on ends Regnier Dennie Hartigan and High as well as punt and forward pass drills. Injured players Aspinwall and Donnie rested with 400 Brunonians to ride a special train to Boston and join a torchlight parade before the Stadium clash.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Regnier
Dennie
Hartigan
High
Mayhew
Aspinwall
McKay
Gammons Todeg
Andrews Field
Crimson
Donnie
Brunonians
Boston
League faces six player trades reversed in special session
New England baseball league directors met at Young's Hotel to void six deals by former Haverhill president Clahecy. McInnis and O'Toole went to Lynn, Boardman and Girard to Lawrence, Fullerton and Perkins to Providence. All six are returned to Haverhill. McInnis may join Connie Mack’s Athletics next year.
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New England Baseball League
Young’s Hotel
Clahecy
Haverhill Club
McInnis
O’toole
Lynn
Boardman
Girard
Lawrence
Fullerton
Perkins
Providence
Haverhill
Gloucester
Connie Mack
Athletics
Fall River
League
J. E. Torphy
W. R. Rich
S. D. Flannigan
Brockton
al Winn
Lowell
F. L
F. L. Arundel and Manager Eason of Lawrence, Joseph R. Burke
New Bedford
Jesse Burkett
John J. O'Donnell
Worcester
T. H. Murnane
Amateur Football Games Wanted
Kenilworth Academy seeks a Saturday afternoon game for a fast 120-125 pound team on their home grounds contact Haymarket 2700 before 10 o clock Saturday morning W R Collins 73 Leicester street Brighton The Eagle A C wants games with 85-95 pound teams will cover half expenses contact F J Lane 45 Longwood avenue Roxbury The Orients of Somerville seek a game tomorrow afternoon for 120-125 pound teams contact J Cooper 19 Elm street Somerville
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Kenilworth Academy
Tel
Haymarket
W. R. Collins
Leicester Street
Brighton
Eagle A. C
F. J. Lane
Longwood Avenue
Roxbury
Orients of
Somerville
J. Cooper
Elm Street
Baseball Bits from Cleveland and Chicago Gossip
In Cleveland fans expect Ty Cobb to land with Detroit next year and manager Hughey Jennings comments spark curiosity. Johnny Evers and Joe Tinker are now composers with a rumored song. Charley Carr defends Rube Marquand saying Indianapolis workload limited his one Giants appearance this fall.
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Cleveland
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Cobb
Jennings
Johnny Evers
Joe Tinker
Hughey Jennings
Bill Donovan
Evers
Tinker
Charley Carr
Indianangelis
Rube” Marquand
Giants
Indianapolis
Donohue Cancels Orient Trip. Pat Donohoe to Coach Honolulu
Manager Lake of the Boston Americans cancels Donohue's trip to the Orient with Fisher's team due to objections. Donohue remains under contract, and Pat will coach the club in Honolulu.
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Lake
Boston Americans
Donohue
Orient
Fisher
Pat
Honolulu
Gilbert for Manager New York National League
John J. Mc Closkey resigns after two years as manager of the St. Louis National League team. Billy Gilbert, former Giants second baseman, is chosen to succeed him for the St. Louis club.
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New York
John J. McCloskey
St. Louis
Billy Gilbert
Giants
McCloskey
Newcastle Club Pursues Major League Target Bobby Lowe
Officials of the Newcastle club in the Ohio Pennsylvania league continue efforts to hire Bobby Lowe, manager of Grand Rapids Central league, to lead Newcastle next season.
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Newcastle
Penn
Bobby Lowe
Grand Rapids
Boston College Eleven Practice Ahead of New Hampshire Game
Boston College football players trained for two hours yesterday morning as they prepared for the upcoming game against New Hampshire State College tomorrow. The session focused on effective work and team readiness.
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Boston College
New Hampshire State College
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