Exeter Men Scrimmage Ahead of Andover Game
Exeter New Hampshire October 30 reporters describe a light varsity practice with a short scrimmage and punt work. Ed Casey rests to preserve form while Bob Bingham injures his shoulder and watches from the sidelines as Andover looms. Campbell impresses on substitutes and Haverhill High pros provide second team scrimmage against senior class, 28 to 0.
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Exeter
N. H
Ed Casey
Connors
Bob Bingham
Casey
McCormick
Andover
Princeton
Jim Cooney
Quigley
Campbell
Jim Broderick
Haverhill
Tufts Varsity Off in Form After Scrimmage
Tufts varsity and second team displayed their worst showing of the season with inability to hold the ball and ragged work from both backfield and line during yesterday's scrimmage.
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Tufts
Varsity Scrimmage Details and Second Team Standouts
The second team men exploited opportunities created by the varsity and recovered fumbles behind the line. Proctor Bilms and Volk led the second backfield with Eilmis showing flashes of form. Cadmum injury weakens the right guard spot as Totin Ellins and Babcock rotate in. Wescott Angell and Hadley, the varsity backs, rested due to injuries but expect to start against the Aggies after a long signal practice at Somerville High School.
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Bilms
Volk
Eilmis
Bennett
Brown
Cadmum
Dr. Whelan
Totin
Ellins
Babcock
Wescott
Angell
Hadley
Aggies
Somerville High School
Cornell Fans See Off Team For Harvard Game
In Ithaca New York on October 30 a crowd of about 3000 students marched to the train to see the Cornell football team depart for Harvard for Saturday's game amid one of the largest demonstrations seen in years.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Harvard
Cornell Armory mass meeting inspires football squad
Willard Behan and Herbert Reed of the New York World addressed the eleven at the Cornell Armory urging effort. The team practiced light signal drills and held a scrimmage between the second and third teams to prepare for Cambridge. Key players listed include Mehaffey, Guyer, Munns, Cool, Hyland, Williamson, O'Hearn, Shuler, Barrett, Fritz, and Shelton.
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Cornell Armory
Willard Behan
Herbert Reed
New York World
O’hearn
Mehaffey
Hylland
Cambridge
Guyer
Munns
Cool
Hyland
Williamson
Shuler
Barrett
Fritz
Shelton
Harvard
Sharpe
Hank and His Animals Sail A Bulky Motor Boat
Hank takes an adventurous trip with his animal companions aboard a bulky motor boat in a Sunday Post comic strip tease. The feature promises light humor and colorful scenes for readers.
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Hank
Next
Post
Dartmouth Football Practice Before Amherst Clash
Dartmouth in Hanover resumes prep with Assistant Coach Elcock directing a brisk drill as Coach Cavanaugh is away. The squad works through signals and rudimentary drills ahead of the Amherst game, with substitutions filling key positions and several lightweights among the players highlighted for potential rotation.
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Hanover
N. H
Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
Elcock
Amherst
LaGrange Defeats Galvin in Wrestling at Grand Opera House
French heavyweight George LaGrange won the decision over Jim Galvin in straight falls at the Grand Opera House weekly show. The first fall lasted 20 minutes 30 seconds with a half nelson. Galvin fought hard with rough tactics to delay defeat. The second fall followed in 12 minutes with a similar winning hold.
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George LaGrange
Jim Galvin
New York
Grand Opera House
LaGrange
Galvin
Sophomores win inter class cross country in Hanover
In Hanover on an October afternoon the sophomore class claimed the inter class cross country title. Captain Marceau of the Dartmouth varsity finished first in 22 08 over a 4 mile and 15 furlong course. The 1917 squad took second, 1915 third, while the senior trio were disqualified for running with only three men. The Boston alumni trophy goes to the second-year men.
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Hanover
N. H
Marceau
Dartmouth Varsity
Boston
Dartmouth Freshmen Choose 1917 Captain Clarence Spears
Hanover Oct. 30 Clarence M Spears 19 of Kewanee Illinois was chosen captain of the Dartmouth yearling football team at a meeting of the 1917 men. He has been a regular right tackle on the freshman eleven.
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Hanover
N. H
Clarence M. Spears
Dartmouth
Spears
Kewanee
Ill
English High cross country meet set for Nov 21
Teacher-manager Downey of Eng lish High announces an interclass cross country race for English High students on November 21. Each class enters 25 runners and medals go to the first five finishers. class scores include every finisher.
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Yale Wary of Colgate Ahead of Weekend Game
Yale plans for Colgate clash with a tougher foe than Brown and faces defensive patches for Huntington QB runs. First string ends Carter and Avery are sidelined this week, adding to discouraging outlook for the Eli.
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New Haven
Yale
Will Brown
Huntington
Carter
Avery
Yale Freshmen Brace for Colgate with Scrimmage Notes
Yale football coachs push to avoid a scoreless season, working Guernsey at drop and place kicks. The scrimmage against the fresh men and scrubs produced four touchdowns as Guernsey and Cornell starred. Injuries linger, with Avery and Pumpelly hurt but expected back next week. Knowles may return to right halfback as Yale reshapes the right wing for Colgate.
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Colgate
Tommy Cornell
Wilson
Avery
Pumpelly
Thompson
Bentley
Phillips Academy
Knowles
Talboett
Caldwell
Jones
Stone
Talbott
Ketcham
Warren
Madden
Hubbard
Cornish
Cornell
Baseball Men in Golf Play
Joe Wood of the Red Sox and C. D. Wadsworth of Brae Burn teamed at Woodland against Clyde Engle and Robert McRoy in a golfers’ match. Wood, who recently posted a 94, shaved three strokes off his best as spectators watched a scattering of sports fans track the foursome.
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Joe Wood
Red Sox
C. D. Wadsworth
Brae Burn
Williams
Woodland
Clyde Engle
Robert McRoy
Auburndale
Harvard Team Getting in Shape for Princeton Game
Harvard football sharpens for Princeton with Cornell visiting tomorrow. Key players vary due to injuries and lineup changes as Captain Bob Storer and Jeff Coolidge hold end positions. Midden dorf out for season. practice aims to limit new injuries amid a quiet, light session. Officials named Langford, Palto, Pendleton for 15 minute quarters.
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Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
Frank O'Brien
Bob Storer
Jeff Coolidge
O'Brien
F. B. Withington
Hitchcock
Gilman
Storer
Elken
R. Curtis
Middendorf
Cornellians
Soldiers’ Field
W. S. Langford
Trinity
D. W
Palto A Brown
J. B. Pendleton
Bowdoin
Dropkicks Highlight Crimson Practice And Injuries
Yesterday's practice featured light contact with dummy drills and a focus on dropkicking. Charles Brickley excelled, scoring five of seven attempts from the 35-yard line while Logan hit one of five. The Crimson sick list was trimmed to ten, with Hitchcock the worst hurt and Eddie Mahan still in Stillman Infirmary after an apparent poisoning incident.
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Charles Brickley
Logan
Crimson
Hitchcock
Eddie Mahan
Stillman Infirmary
Cornell Squads Arrive for Two Day Stay in Boston
Cornell's football and cross country teams arrive from Ithaca for a two day visit hosted by Harvard. Cross country coach Jack Moakley lands at 7 45 a m at Lenox hotel and plans a Belmont training run before facing Harvard tomorrow. Football arrives at 9 15 a m and will join the cross country squad at the same hotel for practice on Belmont course.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Harvard
Jack Moakley
Lenox
Moakley
Belmont
Boston
Cornellians
October meeting of Newspaper Club hosts Harvard guests
The October gathering of the Newspaper Club at the Hotel Lenox drew nearly all members and guests. Editor in Chief John J. McNamara presided with principal guests Leo Lear and Jimmy Kroes of Harvard, along with J. H. MacAlman W. W. Lufkin Carl A Dudley and C. L. Sherman.
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Leo Lear
Harvard
Jimmy Kroes
J. H. MacAlman
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
W. W. Lufkin
Hamilton
Carl A Dudley
C. L. Sherman
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