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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
7
Football Games Today Across Colleges and Cities
A collage of college football matchups listed with teams such as Fordham Jefferson Bucknell Delaware Holy Cross Bowdoin Wesleyan Stevens Trinity New York U Vanderbilt Princeton Harvard Virginia and others. Games spread across Philadelphia Cambridge Ithaca Annapolis Easton Haverford Portland Nashville and more with traditional rivals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucknell
Delaware
Washington
Jeffersonhcky
Holy Cross
Bowdoin
Wesleyan
Stevens
Vanderbilt
Climson
Western U. of Penn
Ale
Army
Sennsylvania
Brown
Philadelphia
Inceton
Virginia
Poly
Princeton
Cambridge
Ithaca
Syracuse
Annapolis
Collegeville
Easton
Haverford Medical
Lewisburg
Portland
Middletown
Nashville
Marietta
South
Charlottesville
Ann Arbor
Bloomington
West Point
Harvard
Springfield
Seana
Williamstown
Bellefonte
Marshall
Fordhamshington
Penn
Hartford
Pittsburg
Chicago
Minneapolis
Yale vs United States Military Academy Clash At West Point
The East’s first big football game features Yale meeting the United States Military Academy at West Point. Ticket demand is high with Yale allotted 1200 seats and over 2 1 requests for tickets. A dress parade is at 1 25 P M and transportation is arranged by Hudson River Day Line and West Shore Railroad for spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
United States Military Academy
West Point
Hudson River
Hendrick Hudson
Desbrosses Street
New York
West Shore Railroad
West Forty-second Street
Yale Faces West Point in Demoralizing Condition
Yale arrives in New Haven with captains Burch and Andrus sidelined by injuries and illness, leaving a weakened line. West Point, buoyed by a new forward pass and Dean’s kicking, prepares for the yearly clash with hopes of ending Yale’s edge, as lineup changes ripple through Yale’s front and backfields.
Harvard Football Team Roster Indicates Burr Likely Out Sick
Cambridge Oct 16 Special to The New York Times Harvard planned to face Springfield Training School tomorrow afternoon with Burr out due to a bad cold. Ma guire would fill left guard, others listed in a full line including Crowiey Browne McKay Fish Hear Nourse Cutler Corbett and White with G. G. Browne slated to return to end.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Harvard
Springfield
Burr
Maguire
Crowiey
Browne
McKay
Fish
Hear
Nourse
Cutler
Corbett
White
Forscheimer
G. G. Browne
Daly
Dual track meet at McComb's Dam Park Sunday
The Olympic and Waco Athletic Clubs host a joint track and field meet at McComb's Dam Park this Sunday at 2 o'clock. The usual events will be contested and a silk banner will be presented to the winning club.
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Olympic
Waco
McComb’s Dam Park
Dixie II Sets Sights on Monaco Motorboat Races
Dixie II owned by E. J. Schroeder heads for Europe after sweeping American prizes including the International Motorboat Cup. The 39 ft 6 in craft, powered by an eight cylinder Crane & Weightman engine, prepared for January shipment to compete in April races with Capt. S. Bartley Pearce and engineer Albert Rappulin in command.
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E. J. Schroeder
Europe
Monaco
Apri
Huntington Bay
Wolsey-Siddeley
Clinton H. Crane
Thousand Islands
Dixie Ih
Crane & Weightman
S. Bartley Pearce
Albert Rappulin
Mr. Schroeder
Dixie
England
America
Dixie Jr
Princeton Practice Focuses On Open Plays Before V P I Game
Warm weather limited full drills at University Field as Princeton’s squad rested before tomorrow’s tassel game with V P I. Regulars lined up for ten minutes of defensive work, and Dawson led the team in a fast signal drill as McFadyen faced scrutiny for tackling lapses.
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Princeton
N. J
University Field
McFadyen
Dawson
Roper
Pennsylvanias Injured Eleven Faces Brown Tomorrow
In Philadelphia Pennsylvanian football roster woes loom as nineteen players remain on the injured list. Captain Hollenback and Kennath are among the hurt with Dallas, Manier, Young, and others sidelined. Miller must fill in for Kennath as Sommer and Young take backfield roles while Dietrich handles Lamberton's plane duties. Brown, historically tough, is bringing its best team yet to challenge Penn.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Brown
Hollenback
Kennath
Manier
Young
Miller
Sommer
Walt
Lamberton
Dietrich
Bob” Torrey
Penn
Freshmen Fall to Sophomores in Columbia Interclass Game
More than a thousand on Morningside Heights watched Columbia freshmen lose to sophomores by an unclear score in the season’s first interclass football clash. Proceeds will aid the Varsity crew debt. The lineup included Kinney Porter and Oakley as captain with Grimm scoring the touchdown and Schlichting kicking.
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Columbia
Morningside Heights
South Field
Sey
Kinney
Edmunds Palmter
Aja
Pimeleeagie
C. CG
Sien
Odin
Asageiot Po
Sanders
Oakley
Menses Sy
Orr
Grimm
Schlichting
Heteree
J. J. Ryan
F. H. ‘Saunders
K. M. Keator
H. C. Naylor
Sophomores Win Fall Interclass Track Meet at Macomb Field
The College of the City of New York sophomores defeated freshmen 20 to 19 at Dam Park athletic field yesterday. Capt Edward Coyle 09 swept the 100 yard dash and the quarter mile from scratch but failed to beat the college record. Athenias the freshman showed promise by taking second in both the running broad jump and shot put. The 880 yard run produced a dead heat then Merryman 11 beat Thupin 10 by a yard to clinch the meet for the sophomores.
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College of the City of New York
Macomb
Dam Park Athletic Field
Edward Coyle
Athenias
Merryman
Thupin
Manual Training 3 Commercial High 0 at Brooklyn Field
Manual Training soccer team defeated Commercial High School 3 goals to 0 at Commercial Field Brooklyn yesterday afternoon. Match lineups list Manual goals by Bartlett Harding Ratenee and Ziegler. Staten Island Football Club names officers for the year with Livingston cricket grounds chosen for all matches this season.
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Commercial High School
Commercial Field
Brooklyn
Commercial
Bergen
Souville Nuggah
Stewart
Bonoghty
Bartlett
Harding
Gage
High School of Commerce
Messrs
Jates
Beck
Elementary schools soccer league kicks off today
Competition for the Public Schools Athletic League begins today and runs to November 14 with gold medals for the winning team and the Mackay Trophy for the champion school. Matches pit P S 32 Bronx against P S 24 Manhattan and other pairings across Brooklyn Manhattan and The Bronx.
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Public Schools Athletic League
Mackay
P. S
Bronx
Manhattan
P S
Brooklyn
Brookwn
Maintone
Travers Winner At Morris County Golf Meet Pace Allen Today
Jerome D. Travers, national golf champion, won his first cup series matches at Morris County Club near Morristown New Jersey. He defeated Robert C. Watson and advanced to face Bert T Allen in the semi finals while Swords and Macdonald reached the second cup rounds. Travers aims to repeat last year’s Morris County chief trophy victory as the event rounds out later today.
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Morris County
Morristown
N. J
Travers
Robert C. Watson
Westbrook
Watson
Bert.t. Allen
Foxhills
Herreshoff
Dudley Burrows
Plainfield
Percy Letchford
Morgan K. Smith
Bert T. ‘Allen
Fox Hills
M. Richmond
Oakland
Jerome PD. Travers
Montclair
Ben Robert
C. Watson
Fo. Thomas
J. C.greenway
Garden City
D. H. Barrows
E. B. Schley
Somerset
J. C. Parrish, Jr
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Fred Herreshoff
Arden City
Alfred Macy
W. D. ‘Vanderpool
James A. Tyng
Baltusrol
Allen
Letchford
Thomas
Barrows
Parrish
Vanderpool
Greater New York Y M C A Basketball League Forms
A Brooklyn meeting of the Board of Managers created the Greater New York Y M C A Basketball Association. Officers elected include R H Boggs as President F J Slater as Vice President and Edward Elliott M D as Secretary-Treasurer. A tournament committee will draft rules for this year with a follow up board meeting on Friday November 6 at the Eastern District Branch Y M C A.
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Greater New York Y. M. C. A. Basket Ball League
Marcy Avenue
South Ninth Street
Brooklyn
Greater New York Y. M. CC. A. Basket Ball Association
R. H. Boggs
Central YM. C. A
F. J. Slater
Eastern District ¥. M. C. A
Edward Elliott
M. D
East Side
Board of Managers
New York Athletic Club Opens Trap Shooting Season at Travers Island
The New York Athletic Club trap shooters begin their season this afternoon at Travers Island with a new gunhouse nearly completed. George F. Pelham chairs the Shooting Committee and has arranged an attractive opening program with a liberal prize list. Shooting starts at 2 o'clock and conveyances meet trains from Pelham Manor Station.
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Travers Island
George F. Pelham
N. T!- Aso
Pelham Manor Station
Harlem River
Cassell Reaches Final in Hamilton Grange Event
Miss Clare Cassell won a place in the final yesterday defeating Miss Marie Wagner national indoor champion in two sets 6 4 and 10 5. She faces Miss Elizabeth H Moore four times American champion this afternoon for the trophy. Cassell impressed by besting Wagner at her own driving game.
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Clare Cassell
Hamilton Grange
Marie Wagner
Miss Cassell
Elizabeth H. Moore
Miss Wagner
Westfall Reaches Kings County Singles Final in Straight Sets
Samuel A. Westfall defeats Joseph T. McMahon in three sets 6 1 6 3 6 1 to advance to the championship final. He will meet the Willis ton Howard Talbot winner for the title.
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Samuel A. Westfall
Kings County
Joseph T. McMahon
Crescent A. Bois
Westfall
West Side YMCA Indoor Meet Opens Season at Eighth Avenue
B Trevise swept two events winning the 30 yard dash and pole vault from scratch and runner up in the standing broad jump. Matthews led the two mile with a fine scratch time of 10 12 in the gymnasium at the West Side Branch on Fifty seventh Street.
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West Side
Young Men’s Christian Association
Eighth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
B. Trevise
Matthews
Fordham Varsity to Meet Jefferson Medical College at Fordham Field
At Fordham Field on 190th Street and Third Avenue a game kicks off at 3 o clock with Fordham Varsity facing Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia. The Bronx team has shown fast play this fall citing their recent victory over Amherst about ten days ago and seeks another win before the season ends.
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190Th Street
Third Avenue
Fordham Varsity
Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia
Bronx
Amherst
English Yacht Valhalla Not Sold
Daniel Cox of Cox & Stevens said the Valhalla sale is not done. W. Gould Brokaw has not bought the yacht and is not in England for this purpose. Cox stated Brokaw is in this country and no deal has closed.
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W. Gould Brokaw
Mr. Brokaw
England
Daniel Cox
Cox & Stevens
McCoy Returns in Unsatisfying Bout with Jim Stewart
After a five year layoff Kid McCoy re entered the boxing ring to face Jim Stewart in a six round National Athletic Club bout. McCoy won by decision but displayed slowed speed and distance judgment as Stewart stayed largely on defense. Only one knockdown occurred in round one when McCoy landed a left on Stewart who rose dazed, while Stewart fought carefully and showed stamina through the later rounds.
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Kid McCoy
Jim Stewart
National Athletic Club
McCoy
Stewart
Mel‘oy
Military League meeting averts clash with A A U over armory rules
At the Ninth Regiment Armory the Military Athletic League deferred action to exclude non military groups from armory games and pressed the Second Signal Corps Brooklyn to resign or be suspended. The dispute stemmed from Brooklyn Signal men fielding professional players against A A U rules. A three member committee will present a plan to restrict armory competitions to soldiers, schoolboys and municipal workers. Delegates from fifteen of twenty seven members attended. Col Morris presided and officers were reelected. The league reported a cash balance of 8425.
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United Sates
Military Athletic League
Military League
Ninth Regiment Armory
Second Signal Corps
Brooklyn
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Brooklyn Soldiers
Turpin
du Bois
Huen
League
Morris
Ninth Regiment
William F. Morris
William B. Hotchkin
Thomas Huston
Twenty
W. A. Turpin
Thirteenth Regiment
David Wilson
Field Artillery
Cal
N. B. Thurston
Roe
Haupt Makes Record On The Cup Circuit
The Vanderbilt Cup drivers had their best practice day on Long Island with favorable weather. Willie Haupt set the fastest circuit time on the six cylinder Chadwick in 20 minutes 40 seconds, while Herbert Lytle's Isotta was 21 minutes 11 seconds in Park Way. Several cars and drivers logged laps, but many remained in quarters at various garages around Jericho, Roslyn, Garden City, and Amityville.
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Long Island
Willie Haupt
Chadwick
Gap
Herbert Lytle
Isotta
Parkway
George Robertson
Jim Florida
George Salzman
Thomas
Salzman
Haupt
Lewis Strang
Renault
Emil Stricker
Mercedes
Robert Graves
Harry Payne Whitney
Pouget
Ryall
Chevrolet
Westbury
Knupfling
Mathesons
Gedding
International polo prospects after Herbert visit
H J Herbert, chairman of the Polo Association, returned from Europe to New York reviving talk of an international polo meeting next year. He said English teams may visit America under certain conditions and discussed the plan with English players, Buckmaster of the Hurlingham Club highlighted as a leading candidate.
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Polo Association
Europe
New York
Herbert
America
Walter Buckmaster
Hurlingham Club
Buckmaster
England
Morningstar Struggles in Billiards Match at Daly's Rooms
Ora Morningstar failed to maintain high form against Arthur Marcotte in a balk nine game. Morningstar averaged 20 for a string of 20 innings, finishing with 842 total and a 400 average, while Marcotte scored 148.
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Ora Morningstar
Daly
Broadway
Arthur Marcotte
Marcotte
Morningstar
Tomi
Fishing Yields Strong Bass and Blackfish Fun
Fishermen enjoyed good sport on the Potomac and Shenandoah for bass while Grassy Point near Broad Channel stood out as a top weak fishing spot. In New Rochelle blackfish were plentiful with ten to fifteen big catches at the incoming tide and George Sanders reels twelve with a two and a half pounder using bloodworms.
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Potomac River
Shenandoah River
Broad Channel
New Rochelle
George Sanders
More Honor for Sheppard at Olympic Fame Boost
Melvin W. Sheppard of the Irish-American Athletic Club, famed as America’s fastest middle-distance runner and Olympic hero, may be appointed a night inspector in the U S Customs Service in Philadelphia directly by President Roosevelt. The move would require his relocation to Philadelphia and sever his ties with his club. His Olympic London performance, breaking records in the 500 and 1500 meters, and a string of national titles underpin the anticipated appointment.
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Melvin W. Sheppard
Irish-American Athletic Club
America
Roosevelt
Washington
Sheppard
United States Customs Service
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Houget
London
Oyster Bay
Lightbody
Chicago
Song
Kilpatrick
Travers Island
A. U
Baron Whips Sets Track Record At New Jersey Fair
Baron Whips a chestnut gelding owned and driven by U. S. Case of Darlington won the free-for-all at the New Jersey Fair in Newark establishing a new record on the Olympic Park track with a time of 2 12. Edward D. driven by Swan took second. Mora won the unfinished 2 13 trot. Horace Bailey won the 2 25 trot. Romeo driven by Mose Hand won the 2 21 pace heat. Lady Bonanza beat Lady C. in the Newark heat then again to take the next. Beldias Sister driven by Theodore Maxfield won the show class blue ribbon. Boswell owned and driven by Jacob Mayer won red and Red Axworthy owned by Mayer and driven by Jack Phillips won yellow.
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Newark
N. J
Olympic Park
Baron Whips
U. S
Case
Darlington
New Jersey Fair
Edward D
Swan
Mora
Horace Bailey
Romeo
Mose Hand
Lady Bonanza
Lady C
Jockey Thrown, Remounts and Wins at Benning
Jockey Earl Haynes aboard Samuel Ross's filly Lady Isabel won the third race at the Benning horse show by a head after a dramatic start. Haynes was thrown when Euripides clipped Lady Isabel, but remounted and chased down the field to capture the victory.
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Washington
Earl Haynes
Samuel Ross
Lady Isabel
Benning
Haynes
Euripides
Belmont Park Racecard Listing for Multiple Stakes
The horse racing card lists six races at Belmont Park with weights for entries. Seven horses contest the first race for three-year-olds and up at one mile and a furlong, followed by the Champion Steeplechase for four-year-olds and up, a White Plains Handicap for two-year-olds, the Belmont Park Autumn for three-year-olds and up at two miles and a quarter, a maiden race for three-year-olds and up at one mile, and a selling for two-year-olds at seven furlongs. Apprentice allowance noted.
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Famous Racers Take Ship
Fifty thoroughbred horses from Keene Whitney Belmont stables sail on the Minnehaha to England and France for next season training. Notable consignments include Colin Ballot and Whitney horses such as Stamina and Perseus with yearlings from Brookdale Stud. James Rowe and A J Joyner led the loading of the racing seutr.
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Keene Stable
A. J. Joyner
Whitney Stable
Show Horses Sell Cheap at New York Auction
Prominent horsemen and several women attended the American Horse Exchange sale at Broadway and Fiftieth Street. Horses from Mabel Hooley Plainfield J Campbell Thompson and Powelton Farm drew mixed bids, with Whirl of the Town selling for 52500 to R Vincent and The Merry Widow at 200. Hooley’s eight horses totaled 5475. Quaker Maid and Dorothea each brought 2800 to John Considine. Reginald Vanderbilt witnessed but did not bid. other buyers included George Watson John Considine and Clarence Moore among many others.
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Grand Prix drivers set for Savannah race
Nazarro Wagner Lordino and twelve mechanicians sail from Genoa aboard the Koendiger Louise with three Grand Prix cars for the Automobile Club of America event in Savannah. France and Germany plan arrivals to join Szisz Renault, Duray, and other European drivers. Mercedes and Itala crews travel later.
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Star branded fall stock and boys wear advertised
A vintage ad notes young men’s suits and conservative styles sharing quality, with Star negligees and Iren Fall stock. It highlights hats, Weather shoe models in Shrewsbury grain, and a heavy cork sole, listing men’s and boys’ prices around six and five dollars respectively.
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