Tufts Season Hopes Mix With Yale Showdown Mentioned
Tufts football optimism centers on coach Whelan’s tactics and varied formations. The piece notes a pivotal Oct 5 meeting with Yale at the New Haven Bowl, predicting one Tufts ace may emerge and highlighting strong fan and student support for the team. It also includes scattered game stats from a contemporaneous box score featuring Chicago and St Louis players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enor
Whelan
Tufts
Yale
Harvard Crimson Scrimmage Shows Deep Confidence In First Eleven
Harvard’s first eleven dominated the scrimmage against the second team at the Stadium, piling up 15 points in under half an hour. Dick Humphrey flashed speed with a 40 yard run for the first score, Freddie Church added a five yard TD, and Felton plus Lee executed crisp aerials. Ralph Horween added a field goal, while Swede Nelson and the line wreaked havoc on scrimmage plays as coaches including Rudman and Knox observed.
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Harvard
Dick Humphrey
Crimson
Freddie H
Horween
Yannigans
Bates
Stanam
George Flynn
Eddie
Billy Murray
Tubby
Clark Alph Hadley
Ralph Horween
Nelson
Eddie Casey
Bob Fisher
Taylor
Jimmy Knox
Morris
Rudman
Lotho
Priest
George Williams
Tom Macie
Henry Minot
Felton
George Leb
Telton
Lee
Freddie Church
Pooch
Donovan
Golfers Try Their Skill in B A A Tournament Qualifiers
A small turnout of 42 entries at Wollaston Golf Club Montclair for the Boston Athletic Association event. W B Henderson won best gross with 83, C M Hart also shot 84. H L Doten claimed best net after 118 73 on a handicap 18 or under rule. C S Howard tied in net but ineligible. First round match play begins today with two divisions and final rounds Saturday.
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Boston Athletic Association
Wollaston Golf Club
Montclair
Massachusetts Golf Association
W. B. Henderson
Wollaston Club
C. M. Hart
Wollaston
H. L. Doten
Howard
Elan
Yale Opens Scrimmage as Coach Sharp Forms Three Elevens
Yale head coach Al Sharp ordered the first scrimmage practice in New Haven. The 20 minute session saw the regulars score twice with Jim Braden tallying a field goal and a touchdown in quick succession.
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New Haven
Conn
al Sharp
Yale
Jim Braden
Braden Sparkles in Matinee Grounding and Team Scrimmage
Braden starred in the matinee with decisive ground gains including a 20 yard run to the five yard line for a scoring setup. Donald Wells and Joe Neville aided with two yard runs while Herbert Kempton saved Braden from a direct TD by a sharp tackle. Acosta and Callahan shuffle positions as fall classes begin tomorrow with Morning and afternoon practice concluding the season.
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Braden
Donald Wells
Joe Neville
Herbert Kempton
Kempton
Allen
Tim Callahan
Acosta
Callahan
Kirkpatrick
Graham
Munger
Hammell
Galt
Walker
Laroche
Neville
Arlington High Seeks Saturday Grid Game
Arlington High School football manager John Crosby aims to schedule a Saturday game at Spy Pond field in Arlington against a light high school team from the Boston area. The first season opener motivates the bid and Crosby is reachable via Arlington High School telephone numbers.
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John Crosby
Arlington
Spy Pond
Boston
Crosby
Arlington High School
Butler defeats Goula by knockout in 10th round
Walter Butler won the bout over Young Goula by knockout in the 10th round in Framingham. Butler led each round and the referee upheld the decision despite some fans claiming the final punch was foul.
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Framingham
Walter Butler
Young Goula
Butler
Goula
Giants Buy Virgie Barnes From Sioux City Western League
The Giants acquire Virgie Barnes, brother of star pitcher Jesse Barnes, from Sioux City where he has excelled. Virgie will join the Giants in St Louis for spring reporting and assignment.
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Giants
Virgie Barnes
Jesse Barnes
New York
Barnes
Sioux City
Virgie
Flo
St. Louis
Eddie Collins Sixty Years of Money Ball Brilliance
The article argues Eddie Collins is the greatest money ball player, a pivotal force for the Chicago White Sox and Athletics in early World Series history. It cites Collins’s 1910 and 1917 performances, Buck Herzog’s praise, and Kid Gleason’s observations, framing Collins as the essential obstacle to Cincinnati in a potential 1919 World Series.
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Eddie Collins
Cincinnati Reds
Redleg
Reds
Eddie
Chicago White Sox
Ray Schalk
Lefty Williams
Cincinnati
Joe Jackson
Happy Felsch
Buck Weaver
Chick Gandil
Sox
Red
Collins
Athletics
New York Giants
New York
McGraw
Buck Herzog
Herzog
Rube Benton
Benton
Giants
Gleason
Kid Gleason
Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Frank Baker
Buck
Rowland
Philadelphia
Middlesex to Meet Preps in Seven Saturday Games
Frank T. Baldwin announces Middlesex School football schedule for Concord with seven home and away contests all on Saturdays. Open with Concord High School at Middlesex grounds in North Concord and close in November against St. George's School of Newport, Rhode Island. Other games include Noble and Greenough, St. Mark's, Huntington, Groton and Allen Military School.
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Frank T. Baldwin
Boston
Middlesex
Concord
Milton Academy
Concord High School
North
St. Mark's
Southboro
St. George's School
Newport
R. I
Middlesex Grounds
Noble and Greenough School of
St. Mark's School
Huntington School of
Groton School
Allen Military School
West Newton
St. George's School of
Exeter Football Men Begin Preparations for 1924 Schedule
Exeter New Hampshire prepares for the season as four letter players report to Coach E Blake. Captain Luman end Smith center Barry quarterback Emery fullback Cantillon sub back join promising candidates Ful ford and Douglass returnees. Revised schedule lists games with Portland High Dartmouth Freshmen Yale Freshmen Harvard Freshmen New Hampshire Freshmen Princeton Freshmen Hebron Andover plus a pending Cushing game.
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Exeter
N. H
Blake
Thompson Gymnasium
Plimpton Field
Luman
Smith
Barry
Emery
Cantillon
Fulford
Douglass
Wnew
R. P. Bullard
Portland High
Dartmouth
Yale
Harvard
New Hampshire
Princeton
Hebron Academy
Andover
New Haven
Cambridge
Cushing
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