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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1910

Page

12

Harvard Seen As Favorite After Changing Tide In Rivalry

Dartmouth lost to Yale and faced Harvard as the Crimson’s main challenge this season. pendleton’s run wowed spectators while Barends struggled and Ballou and Ingersoll led a punting duel. Yale beat Colgate 19 0, and Tufts easily defeated Brown. upcoming Yale Brown and Harvard Dartmouth matches loom large.

Dartmouth Tiger Pendleton Hanover Ballou Ingersoll Princeton Harvard Crimson

College Football Matches This Week Across Several Venues

Harvard faces Cornell in Cambridge Yale hosts Brown in New Haven Dartmouth meets Amherst in Hanover Princeton plays Fordham in Princeton Pennsylvania clashes with Lafayette in Philadelphia Army meets Springfield T. C. at West Point Navy faces Lehigh in Annapolis Tufts plays Mississippi Aggies in Medford Bowdoin meets Bates in Brunswick Syracuse hosts Vermont Colgate to Rochester Washington versus Indians in Seattle Williams plays Wesleyan in Williamstown

Harvard Cornell Cambridge Yale Brown New Haven Dartmouth Amherst Hanover Princeton Fordham Prington Pennsylvania Lafayette Philadelpha Army Springfield T. C West Point Navy Lehigh Annapolis Tufts Miss. Aggies Medford Bowdoin Bates Brunswick Syracuse Vermont Colgate Rochester Washington Indians Seattle Williams Wesleyan Williamstown

Aftermath of Saturday College Football Sparks Forecasting

The Saturday college football results provide a key guide for predicting upcoming games. Analysts study shifts in team form and rankings to gauge future performances across the Avon gridiron landscape.

Harvard Crushes West Point in a Decisive Victory

Harvard proved this year’s strength by defeating Army on their turf with dominant offense and stingy defense. West Point failed to cross Harvard territory as the Crimson outclassed the cadets in both line and backfield while McDonald and Dean held the kicking game in check.

Harvard West Point New York Cambridge Army Warriors Mack Crimson Army Dets McDonald Dean

Auto Races Draw Top Drivers to Atlanta and Savannah

Noted racing drivers gather in Atlanta and Savannah for two weeks of major stakes. Atlanta events on November 4 5 19 at the two mile speedway offer prizes totaling 20000 dollars, about 12000 in cash. Savannah hosts a grand prize race on November 12 with curtain raiser for small cars on November 11. Barney Oldfield, barred by the AAA, may seek reinstatement but likely will not race without it.

Atlanta Savannah Barney Oldfield American Automobile Association

Syracuse Drops the Rowing Game

Syracuse University boards vote to drop intercollegiate rowing for the present college year. Coach James A. Ten Eyck retained. High costs with no financial return cited. rowing expected to resume in 1912.

Syracuse N. Y Syracuse University James A. Ten

Cobb Honored in Dixie Land

Tyrus Raymond Cobb was the guest of Charlotte today with Mrs Cobb and baby Cobb accompanying the Detroit player. The party drove from Philadelphia and later left for Augusta Ga their home city. Cobb was given a reception at the Ser Manufacturers' Club.

Charlotte N. C Tyrus Raymond Cobb Cobb Baby Cobb Detroit Philadelphia Cobbs Augusta Ser

Six Day Race Hums with Star Athletes at Arena

Duffeys column previews a packed six day bicycle race at the Arena with top cyclists like Mel Sheppard Harry Gissing Abel Kiviat and Alec McLean steering and promoting the event. Mentions Cambridge coach Al Shrubb and Crimson cross country dominance plus Madison Square Garden indoor championships and Yardley Yale Harvard clashes.

al Shrubb Cambridge Crimson Tech Shrubb Mel Sheppard Harry Gissing Abel Kiviat Madison Square Garden Gissing Shepard New Orleans

Unclear Football Pool Scores and Polo Grounds Capacity

The fragment mentions A and B predicting football pool scores including 12-0 for Harvard and 6-0 with a tie. It also references a 9-0 pool score and 8-3 versus 8-0 predictions. It notes Polo Grounds seating capacity in New York estimated between 25 000 and 30 000.

Harvard-West Point Harvard Polo Grounds New York

Express Strikers Quiet Yesterday

Police in New York and New Jersey patrolled to stay warm as the express strike halted deliveries. Strikers remained quiet throughout the day with no company activity reported.

Express New York New Jersey

Farley A C basketball schedule opens for Brookline season

The Farley A C basketball team of Brookline lists open away dates for the next season with 110 pound teams offering small guarantees. Frank R Reagan, 350 Villa Lane, Brookline.

Farley A. C Brookline Frank R. Reagan Villa Lane

John Kling Struggles in World Series Showdown

Johnny Kling failed to star in the world series as expected delivering an average outing not matching his standout 1907 and 1908 performances against the Tigers.

Johnny Kling Kling The Tigers

Cathedral YMCA seeks 125-pound teams for Thanksgiving game

The Cathedral YMCA football team invites matches with squads averaging 125 pounds. A Thanksgiving afternoon game is preferred, away from home. Address inquiries to manager Terence D. Gordon at 70 East Newton Street, Boston.

Cathedral Y. M. C. A Terence D. Gordon East Newton Street Boston

Theyll Stick Ban Johnson on All Star Series Promoter

American League chief executive Ban Johnson says T R Cobb Larry Lajoie and George Mullin have returned contracts to the promoter behind the all star series stirring chatter in baseball circles.

Ban B. Johnson Messrs. T. R. Cobb Larry Lajoie George Mullin

It Doesn’t Pay Who Says Baseball Is Money Mad

A clipped item notes Uncle Ben’s carryaway reservations at Shibe Park totaling $70,000, signaling public debate over the value and profits in baseball and its financial allure.

Uncle Ben Carryaway Shibe Park

Bikers Start Today in Boston Six Day Race at Arena

Saturday night’s races on the new bicycle track whetted fans’ appetite for Boston’s week of bicycling. Twenty four riders, including 12 newcomers to modern racing, prepare for a six day event starting at 1 pm with Lonnie Peck firing the pistol. Teams will ride ten hours daily, with special late starts Thursday and tomorrow for night viewing, in a newly built home base praised by riders.

New Haven Boston Riverside Playgrounds Frank Kramer Clark Kramer Alec McLean Orint Arena New York Lonnie’ Peck Jimmy Moran Timmy Gordon Walker Australia Ivor Lawson Percy Lawrence San Francisco George Wiley Phil Wright Salt Lake City William Palmer Thomas Ad T. B. McCarthy Toronto Paddy O'Sullivan Hehair Auckland New Zealand al Goullet Scheller Ernest Jokns New Jersey Saxton Williams Salt Lakety W. Demara Fred West Little Worth Mitten Iowa

Pirates Triumph In Narrow Victory Over Ved Th

In a tight contest the Pirates edged Ved Th with a late push, securing a win as fans watched at the stadium. Key plays by star players and clutch defense sealed the outcome for the home team.

Classic Contests Carded This Week

Edward J. O Brien notes top high school football showdowns this week Exeter versus Andover and Somerville High against Waltham High promise evenly matched hard fought games.

Andover Exeter Somerville High Waltham Waltham High

Andover Exeter Big Game Promises Hard Fight At Andover

The Andover Exeter clash stands as a peak among big academy games with no clear favorite. Exeter’s Brickley and Cornell lead a confident side while Andover’s fitness and teamwork drive expectations of a grand Blue victory.

Andover Dartmouth Yale Exeter Greenies Elis Cornell Brickley

Week of City and Suburban School Football Schedule

The list outlines games this week and this weekend across multiple schools. Highlights include Hyde Park at Quincy, Natick at Brookline, Rindge M. T. 8S at Pomfret, Dedham at Arlington, St. John’s at Worcester, and Brockton at Salem with various other matchups at venues like American League grounds and Weymouth, Newton, and Brookline venues.

Hyde Park Quincy High Quincy Natick High Brookline High Brookline Rindge M. T Lomfret Pomfret Dedham High Arlington High Arlington St. John’s Hudson Fligh Worcester South Boston High Mechanic Arts Brockton High Salem High Salem Tech Sophs Weymouth Slyde Park Roxbury Noble & Greenough Cambridge Latin Newton High Newton Prep Wellesley High Newburyport High Haverhill High Haverhill Rindge Exeter Andover Milton Academy Pomfret School Worcester Academy Harvard Somerville Waltham High Waltham Boston Latin Mechanic Arts High Fiverett High Medford High Medford Melrose High Maldenigh Malden Lawrence High Beverly High Beverly High School of Commerce Dorchester High Dorchester Dartmouth Cushing Academy Ashburnham Rock Ridge Framingham High Framingham Needham High Needham Middlesex School St. George's Newport

Speed Against Speed Case Framed as Quick Rivalry

A brisk clash of pace is set as contenders Ready at dawn and Rapid in a sprint duel. The light and swift showdown hinges on who can maintain momentum and finish first.

Dorchester High Stuns Somerville in Near Tie

Dorchester High outplayed Somerville High to force a near tie as English High waned and Latin School looms as a Thanksgiving Day threat to the Light and Dark Blue.

Everett High Dorchester High Somerville Dorchester Somerville High English High Latin School

Three Balls for a Base in Baseball Reform

Chicago reports magnates study changes for baseball including reducing base on balls to three and reviving the earned run as part of pitcher records. American league officials expect the earned run revival. base on balls reduction requires cross league action.

Chicago

Money Counts Baseball Faces Growing Commercial Scrutiny

The article notes baseball's increasing commercialization as the National Commission bans newspaper photographers from the field while allowing moving pictures. It discusses the shifting balance between media access and profit in the sport.

The National Commission

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hallowe’en Scott Shallenge Sams New York Writers Loud Crimson Eleven Howe Irb Kirk U. S Rye Kirk & GO WM. Albrecht Pages of Sport Sunday Post Dixie Land Wanamakaefcob Melrose Filson,l.h Waltham Hiei Mill Miore HIGM Princeton Hall of Fame Poes Dewitts Jack Moakley J. P. Jones Berna Herbert Jacques Withington Lawless Cornellians Duffey George Brow John Kling Pouble Edward J. O'Brien Newton Everett Interscholastic League Rindge M. 'l Malden High Boston H. S. League H. §. of Commerce Mechanic Arts Hig South Boston Roxbury High
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