Army Navy clash eyed as season finale at Franklin Field
Philadelphia November 30 The Army and Navy meet tomorrow in the annual gridiron battle at Franklin Field. Army favorites seek victory while Navy aims to reverse a string of defeats. Key players include Ingram and Smith at back, Douglass and Beavers, Hill, Spencer, Norton, Stingluff, Sultan, and others in a tightly contested lineup analysis.
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Army and Navy Arrive in Philadelphia for Big Game
The Army and Navy football teams reached Philadelphia for the Franklin Field clash. Navy arrived first followed by West Point, both teams held practice, eight thousand in town tonight with estimates at fifteen thousand by noon tomorrow. Rain feared. canvas covers the field while ticket sales for Pennsylvania exceed 25 000 dollars.
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Notables At The Army And Navy Game
Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Newberry will host friends at the Army and Navy football game in Philadelphia tomorrow. They travel from Washington in a special car with Secretary and Mrs Metcalf and others, joined by British Ambassador Sir Mortimer Durand and guests.
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Army Navy game specials set by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Army Navy football game at Franklin Field prompts 14 special trains by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Pennsy expects 12 000 to 15 000 riders with parlor and dining cars on all express trains. Jersey City origin trains: two public departures 10 17 and 11 16 arriving West Philadelphia 12 50 and 1 08, return 4 99 and 5 50. A private eight car train, including two diners and the Constitution, will run after the 16 55 bort arrival.
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Army and Navy Games Preview With Records and Strength
West Point has 3 wins, 1 draw, 4 losses in eight games, 49 points for and 27 against. Navy shows 5 wins, 2 draws, 2 losses in nine games, 9 points for and unknown against. Army faced Harvard Yale Princeton losses while Navy fell to Pennsyl vania and Tigers, suggesting a competitive clash today.
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Record of Army and Navy football games through early history
The text sketches the Army Navy football rivalry starting in 189% with a Navy win and notes Middles losses and occasional ties. It lists historical scores such as Army 31 Navy 16, 1902 Army 22 Navy 8, and later results including 1904 11 17 Navy 6 and 1909 Navy 11 Army 7.
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Reforms Call for Safer College Football System
Chancellor MacCracken cites NYU led push for a nationwide football reform after a national conference formed to revise rules. Over sixty universities joined, emphasizing stricter penalties and safety measures, with goals to remove brutality and align the sport under university authority. Captain Pierce of West Point leads the drive to unify colleges under the national association.
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Midshipmen Leave Annapolis for Philadelphia Fight
The Navy midshipmen football team and substitutes departed Annapolis for Philadelphia with coaches and naval officers. Professor Paul Dashiell leads the squad as cheers and a terrace send off mark the moment. A mass meeting in Recreation Hall featured optimistic speeches from coaches Captain Spencer and others.
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College Hockey League Adds Dartmouth as Member
The Intercollegiate Hockey Association met at St Nicholas Rink. Dartmouth is admitted, Brown withdraws. David Wagstaff of Harvard elected president and Herron S Prentice re-elected secretary treasurer. referees named. puck throwing will ban players. Schedule lists games from January to February, with most in this city except Harvard Dartmouth in Cambridge.
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Canadians Rout New Jersey Team 7–0 in Intercollegiate Prep
Toronto eleven overwhelmed a New Jersey picked side at the Cove Staten Island 7–0 after a close first half. Williams Grassey Clarke McKenzie and Mustard starred as Toronto ran away in the second period. The Canadian XI, former Dominion champions, meet Harvard in Newark today as Columbia faces Harvard in the intercollegiate final.
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Auto Show Opens With New 1907 Models at Grand Central Palace
Moving day for the Automobile Club of America show in New York sees exhibit setup from Lexington Avenue to Grand Central Palace. The 1907 line emphasizes better materials, revised transmissions, larger brakes, water cooling, and self starting devices with two crankless cars teased for the future.
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Cline Wins 7 Again In City Billiards Title Match
Harry P. Cline of Philadelphia defeated Ed ward McLaughby of this city 49 to 200 in the Class ER championship at the New York Theatre concert hall. This was Cline’s fifth straight victory and a win tonight over A. G. Cutler of Boston would seal the title. The match featured brilliants and long runs, with Cline leading throughout and a 30 and 39 run boosting his early advantage.
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Rubber Trust in Canada Formation of Consolidated Rubber Co
Montreal Nov 3 The Canadian Consolie dated Rubber Company results from the merger of the Canadian Rubber Company the Granby Rubber Company and the Maple Leaf Rubber Company of Port Dalhousie The new company has capital of 35 000 608 with 2 00 percent forty year bonds Miner is president G W Stephen vice president and D Lorne McGibbon second vice president and managing director
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