Harvard Opens 1910 Football Schedule Versus Bates at Soldiers Field
Harvard faces Bates at 3:30 p.m. on Soldiers Field in the first game of its 1910 schedule. Coach Haughton uses a veteran lineup with eight holdovers from last fall and includes Wigglesworth at quarterback and Corbett Leslie and Frothingham in the backfield.
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Soldiers Field
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Thompson Pomon
Speed
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Bi Boomer
G. N. Bankart
Dartmouth
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Burleigh
Exeter
Hinesman
L. F
Soldiers’ Field
The
Crimson
Wigglesworth
Corbett
Leslie
T. Frothingham
McKay
Minot
Miss Sears Vanquished in Singles
Eleonora Sears of Boston falls to Edith Rotch of Boston in three sets in the women scratch singles at Longwood. The day’s play also features Moyes and Rotch in doubles and Sears with Wright winning the mixed doubles after an extended first set.
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Longwood Cricket Club
Eleonora Sears
Boston
Edith Rotch
Miss Rotch
Louise Hammond
New York
Lois Moyes
Edith Rothh
de Ford
Cunningham
Beals C. Wright
Elsie Little
Harry C. Johnson
I C S Handbooks Promise Time Savings and Raises
The I C S handbooks are praised as time savers and salary raisers designed for the on the job man. Separate volumes cover ELECTRICAL WORKERS with 214 pages and BUILDING TRADES with 272 pages, plus a MARINER book of 824 pages for business or leisure readers.
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Building Trades
Football Fans Await Season Openers at Harvard Yale
Duffey notes Harvard meets Bates in Cambridge and Yale faces Wesleyan in New Haven, promising strong running and early championship hopes. He critiques a Baltimore boxing bout as sham, praises Packy McFarland and Al Shrubb, and predicts strong cross country and sprint showings from Canadian and Harvard athletes this fall.
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Yale
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Blue
Packy McFarland
Packy
Hub
Chicago Stock Yard
Dave Deshler
al Shrubb
America
Shrubb
Pool game pool score guesses and early baseball notes
A rough pool on a baseball score led to 7 6 as final with the 6 5 guess near the right score. The piece notes Bender joining Connie Mack's Athletics after Carlisle and Dickinson, dating back to 1903 opening season context. It also mentions John Bowler and Harry Hillman with Dartmouth athletics and coaching history.
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Bender
Connie Mack
Carlisle Indian School
Harvard Freshmen Candidates Named By Coach Dewey
Forty nine men submitted their names as candidates for the Harvard freshman eleven. The list includes ends linemen and backs with several notable surnames. A schedule for the freshmen was announced with games at St Mark's Groton Exeter Andover Princeton Worcester Navy and Yale freshmen.
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Dewey
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Ww. Bulkely
E. Curtis
D. Dana
J. Dévereux
W. F. Gardner
D. T. Hood
W. W. Hoogs, Jr
D. Howard
P. Q. Pennoyer
T. Pitman
C. 8
Squibb
R. Chandler
W. H
Schoolboy football pairings highlight today’s city matchups
Brookline High meets Malden High at Malden. Waltham High faces Winchester High in Waltham. Newton High hosts Needham High after a rain postponement. Somerville High travels to Groton for the season opener. Milton Academy plays Milton High at Milton. Rain disrupted practices yesterday, and the Newton Needham game was moved to Newtonville with anticipation high among rivals.
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Malden High
Malden
Waltham High
Winchester High
Waltham
Newton High
Needham High
Newton
Somerville High
Groton
Milton Academy
Milton High
Milton
Brookline
Quincy High Starts Season With 6 0 Win Over Cambridge Latin
Quincy High opened its season with a 6 to 0 victory over Cambridge Latin. Quincy scored on a last minute fumble recovery by Chapman after a delayed pass miscue by Cambridge Latin. Hill kicked the goal. Scoring details list Chapman and Hill as key players. Officials included Dr. Brighton as referee and Curtis as umpire.
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Hannigan
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Volk Bagg
Grant Parrinch
Orca
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Mason
Robinson and Mullins
Bates
Cranshaw
Sheehan
Clymer Hinted for Highlander Chief Manager Post
Wilkes Barre manager William J. Clymer of the New York State league team may manage the New York Americans next season for owner Frank Farrell. Farrell reportedly offered him the post and they plan to meet in New York soon to discuss details.
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William J. Clymer
New York Americans
Frank Farrell
Farrell
New York
Clymer
Yankees
Robertson Out of Vanderbilt Race
New York report says George Robertson, the American driver injured when his car overturned in Friday practice, will not race the Benz in the Vanderbilt Cup. Franz Heim, the German mechanician who helped Hemery and Hanriot in major races, will drive the car instead.
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New York
George Robertson
Franz Heim
Hemery
France
Hanriot
Savannah
Baltimore Club Signs Pope From South Atlantic League
Right handed pitcher Pope, who played in the South Atlantic league this season, signs with the Baltimore Club of the Eastern League. Pope had been drafted by the New York National League team but was released after exceeding the roster limit, per Manager McGraw. Ashley
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Pope
Baltimore Club
New York Nationalague
McGraw
Ashley
High School of Commerce Elects New Athletic Council
Joseph Norton and William Slattery were elected as members of the school athletic council. The council includes two teachers, the physical instructor and two students. Greenfield High canceled its game with Cushing Academy, leaving Exeter to face the Exonians on Saturday as the first game.
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William Slattery
High School of Commerce Athletic Council
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Cushing Academy
Exeter
Hardy
Exonians
Lee
Bridgewater High
Evers Praises Cubs in World Series Confidence
In advance of the world championship series between the Philadelphia Athletics and the Chicago Cubs, Hall of Famer Frank Evers predicts a Cubs victory. He argues Cubs' experience, consistent lineup, and superior team play will carry them past the Athletics in a hard fought post season clash.
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Plank
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Oldfield Sets Four World Records at State Fair Track
Barney Oldfield drove a Knox to four new world marks at Milwaukee Wisconsin on September 27. He completed 25 miles in 23 minutes 47 seconds surpassing Ralph de Palma and set an 18 minute 15 and 1/5 second 20 mile pace, 15 miles in 13 minutes 41 and 2/5 seconds, and 60 1/2 miles in one hour beating prior records by over a mile and a half.
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Milwaukeer
Wis
Barney Oldfield
Knox
Ralph de Palma
de Palma
Grand Rapids
Gfilles
Yale Opens Practice Ahead of Weslayan Game
Yale football held its first practice on Yale Field as the team reshuffled positions. Caption Daly considered scrimmage but settled for a long signal drill and lineup featured Loree as the heaviest guard at 235 pounds amid uncertainty about tomorrow's outcome.
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Potter
Gardner
Campbell
J. Frothingham
Morrison
Greene
Blagden
Leary
Cutting
Hooks Burr
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Daly
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Romeister
Francis
Romeyn
Morris
Loree
Brooks
Corey
Philbin
Howe
Pop Corey
Exeter Coach Seeks Punters for Football Team
Exeter New Hampshire September 27 The football practice featured speed work passing and handling with punting also practiced. Coach Murphy searches for a dependable punter while Charlie Brickley a strong drop kicker as a half back may not serve as punter. Training table may begin next week. Starting lineup included McDougall Faulkner ends McCabe Kirkpatrick tackles Withington Neal guards Mitchell center Easton quarterback Brickley Dempsey half backs Dickerman fullback Pep Cousins left town after Brewster game. entry status unclear.
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N. H
Murphy
Charlie Brickley
McDougall
Faulkner
McCabe
Kirkpatrick
Withington
Neal
Mitchell
Easton
Brickley
Dempsey
Dickerman
Pep Cousins
Brewster Academy
Dartmouth in for shake up
Hanover N H September 27 Scrimmage dominated by ragged sluggish play Coach Randall hints at changes to the present first lineup Barends started at fullback with Hoban as a challenger Bucking strap used today training table starts tomorrow night lineup featured Needham center Whitmore Farnum Sherwin Elcock Daly Alswede Ingersoll Morey Ryan Barends
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N. H
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Randall
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Ryan
Cushing Academy Outlook Dubious for This Season
The 1910s-era Cushing Academy football outlook appears doubtful as only three players return from last year’s team and most newcomers lack experience. Returning veterans include captain Philip S. May end, Lowney at halfback, Butler moved to tackle, with Hi half and Currier from the second team. Schedule lists games at Exeter, Lowell Textile, Andover, Wesleyan Academy, Boston College, Worcester Academy, and Dartmouth Freshmen through November.
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Worcester Academy
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