Harvard Opens Grid Season with Bates Test at Cambridge
Harvard meets Bates at the stadium in Cambridge to start the 1911 gridiron season. Key players Wendell Fisher and Captain Cole headline a line hoped to outpace Bates veterans in damp weather conditions. Harvard seeks a stronger showing than last year as coach Warfield W. Morrison’s squad prepares for Yale.
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Donovan
Smith
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Dyer
G. N. Bankhert
Dartmouth
N. Tufts
Brown
F. W. Burleigh
Worcester Polytechnic
Yale Expects Brisk Bout With Holy Cross
New Haven Sept 29 Yale plans a brisk practice with Holy Cross tomorrow as rain and mud curtail play today. The scrubs beat the varsity 2 to 0 on a safety after a fumbled high pass. Injury to Walter Camp Jr. could keep him out two weeks.
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Yale
Holy Cross
Varsity
Ed Freeman
Scrubs
Jack Field
Romeister
Scully
Francis
Ketcham
McDevitt
Warren
W. Howe
A. Howe
Reilly
Spaulding
Philbin
Walter Camp, Jr
Tufts Opens Football Season at Worcester Tech Clash
Tufts College begins its football season today with a game against Worcester Tech in Medford this afternoon.
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TUFTS
Worcester Tech
Tufts College
Medford
Dartmouth Plays Massachusetts Aggies Today in Hanover
In driving rain and snow, Dartmouth's team practiced defense and signals under Coach Cavanaugh. lineup changes place Dunbar at guard and Estep at right end, with Daley, Elcock, Whitmore, Gibson, Dunbar, Barends, Estep, Llewellyn, Hogseli, Morey, Snow or Dudley as probable starters for tomorrow against M A C.
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Cavanaugh
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Estep
Llewellyn
Hogseli
Morey
Snow Or Dudley
Princeton Opens Season With Stevens Institute Tomorrow
Princeton's varsity practice was a light signal drill as the Tigers prepared for tomorrow's opener against Stevens Institute. Pendleton led the best goal attempts while Bill Roper announced the starting lineup with White at left end and Pendleton at quarterback, among others.
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Tigers
Stevens—Institute
Pendleton
Bill Roper
White
Norman
Wilson
Bulethenthal
McLean
McCormick
Wight
Sawyer
DeWitt
Penfield
Brown Fears Line Will Be Weak At Start
Providence September 29 Brown University opens the football season tomorrow against New Hampshire State College. Coaches expect the new line to be unsettled at first with a probable shift after the first game. The backfield is seen as strong and reliable for the fall season.
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Providence
Brown
New Hampshire State College
Rain Postpones Columbus Fall Race Meeting
Heavy rain and mud at Columbus track force postponement of the Columbus Association fall racing card. The 2:14 trot moved to tomorrow with today’s original races, including the 2:68 trotting stake, the 2:17 pace, and the 2:16 trot.
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Columbus, CO
Columbus Association
Orient Heights Opens Season Against U S Rhode Island
The Orient Heights football11 faces Rhode Island at Ingleside Park Winthrop Centre this afternoon in a season opener. Neither team has lost in two years, promising a fast and exciting game.
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Orient Heights
Rhode Island
Ingleside Park
Winthrop Centre
Rain Cancels Rochester Harness Races at Fair
Rain and a soaked track forced the Rochester Fair closing day to cancel all harness races. The 2 18 pace remains unfinished, with judges likely to declare positions tomorrow.
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Rochester
N. H
Rochester Fair
Cubs Aim For Giants in Final Dash
Although out of pennant contention, Frank Chance's former champions press on to beat John McGraw's Giants in a late season clash. Some fans still claim baseball is not on the level.
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Cubs
Giants
Frank Chance
McGraw
Hazel Hotchkiss Leads Three Finals at Longwood Open
Rain postponed the final round of the Longwood Cricket and Tennis Club open ladies tournament. Miss Hazel Hotchkiss of California plays three finals today: singles against Edith Rotch, doubles with Eleonora Sears vs Barger-Wallach and Rotch, and mixed doubles with E H Whitney vs Barger-Wallach and H C Johnson.
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Longwood Cricket and Tennis Club
Hazel Hotchkiss
California
Miss Hotchkiss
Edith Rotch
Boston
Miss Eleonora Sears
Mrs. Barger-Wallach
Miss Rotch
E. H. Whitney
H. C. Johnson
Worcester Academy makes athletics compulsory for all pupils
Worcester Academy will require all 800 pupils to take part in athletics starting today. Three hours weekly are set for track tennis and football with a future plan to add baseball rowing and tennis in spring. A league will be formed within each class and prizes awarded for top performances. Dr Abercrombie notes some students may need alternative exercises. G N Messer was appointed physical director to implement the plan.
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Worcester
Worccester Academy
D. W. Abercrombie
New England
Ty Cobb Mulcted in 100 Fine as Commission Delays Series Date
Cincinnati Ohio September 29 The National Baseball Commission met to set schedules for the world championship series with a possible earlier opening date than October 13. Ty Cobb of Detroit was fined 100 for playing Sunday baseball with the Lenox Ovals of New York. The Pittsburg club re hearing Cravath denied. Detroit awarded Lelivelt in dispute with Montgomery. Shreveport–Philadelphia Mayes payment resolved with Philadelphia awarded. Murphy of Chicago Nationals fined 50. Madden salary claim denied.
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National Baseball Commission
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Ty Cobb
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Lennox Ovals
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Cravath
Montgomery
Lelivelt
Shreveport
Philadelphia Nationals
Mayes
Philadelphia
Savannah
Chicago Nationals
Miller
Murphy
Madden
Boston Americans
Toledo American Association
Brookline High Defeats Roxbury Latin 11–0 in Rain
Brookline High School faced Roxbury Latin at Grigg's Field in a rain soaked game yesterday. Brookline dominated with a decisive 11 to 0 victory led by strong offense and solid defense throughout the match.
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Brookline High
Roxbury Latin School
Grigg’s Field
Brookline
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