Harvard Football Men Indifferent to Training This Fall
Harvard football enters fall practice with only Captain Marshall present from last year’s squad. Five newcomers showed up, three contributing. Meier as back, Randall and Nesmith at halves, with Noyes at quarterback. Coach Cranston plans emphasis on kicking under new rules and a potential Yale game at the old field if stadium completion delays.
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Intercollegiate Football Rules Aimed At Varied Play Styles
The Illustrated Sporting News critiques the new rules as allowing two styles: one favoring brutal direct blocking and real estate pushing, the other requesting careful running and kicking with seven-man rushes. It notes observers will choose between these approaches, shaping next season’s practice.
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Providence Automobiles At Narragansett Park Race Meet
Boston motorists head for Narragansett Park in Rhode Island for a major auto race meet with departure times around 9 and 11 AM. The roster includes George Neth, Arthur Underhill, Ralph Coburn, Professor William A. Francis, John Russell, Colonel P. O. Sheehan, Kenneth Skinner, J. Snow, Fred Wilson, and others. International races featuring Oldfield Sincholles Page and French drivers add prestige to the event. Local racers such as Skinner, Snow, Durban, Wilson, and Marks will compete.
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Frank Reed
John Colman
R. R. Ross
Charles Kimball
Carl Grout
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Auto club leaders start Cleveland to Chicago record attempt
C W Gray president of the Chicago Automobile Club and Jerome A Ellis left Cleveland at 1 30 p m today for Chicago in a motor car to lower the record time between the two cities. Heavy rains have made the roads muddy and experts say a record breaking trip under present conditions is unlikely.
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Kid McCoy's wife in boarder assault case at Saratoga
Mrs. Norman Selby former wife of fighter Kid McCoy was arrested for assault after a dispute with a boarder over chickens roasting on parlor furniture. She posted bail with two road house boarders as sureties Ralph Thompson of Schenectady and William Stevens of Brooklyn. Thompson faces a separate $100000 suit by McCoy alleging alienation of Mrs Selby's affections during a world trip a year ago.
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