Harvard Downs Indian Warriors in Spectacular Cambridge Victory
Harvard overwhelmed Carlisle 17 to 6 in Cambridge as the Crimson front line and backfield executed a powerful offense. Corbett, Cutting, Kennard and Ver Wiebe sparked a sustained drive, while Harvard's defense stiffened near goal. Carlisle showed flashes but could not sustain scoring against Harvard's improved line play and disciplined tackling.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Carlisle
Crimson
Balenti
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Corbett
Leslie
Cutting
Hendricks
Bounding
Oval
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Burr
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White
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Bill Bdwards
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Mantown Academy
George V. Brown
Boston
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Femme Muchdowns
Yale Freshmen Triumph Over Princeton Cubs 5 to 0
Yale freshmen beat Princeton freshmen 5 to 0 in New Jersey after a slow first half. Yale broke through late in the game with Messinger scoring on a run, Potter missing the extra point, while Devito and Hart stood out for Princeton in a plucky, hard fought contest.
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Telegraph
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Princeton
N. J
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Princeton Cubs
Uade
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Devito
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Messinger
Hart
White
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Francis
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Bissell
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Harper
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Pennsylvania
Feagies
Princeton Leena
Brookyln Boys High wins Maxwell trophy soccer match
At Prospect Park Brooklyn Boys High School defeated Townsend Harris Hall 4 goals to 1 in a Maxwell trophy contest. Shanhont, Taylor, Kohn and Swan scored for Boys High in the first half, Finan netted for Townsend Harris in the second. Referee Mr. Hollman. Time thirty minute halves.
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Prospect Park
Brooklyn Boys’ High School
Townsend Harris Hall
Brooklyn Boys
J. H. Shanhont
H. K. Taylor
L. Kohn
E. Swan
Townsend Harris
A. Finan
Bors’ Hieh
Cc. Jacobs
Lane E. McTiernan
L. Francis R. Vanderbilt
W. Makay
J Golding
Carey EB. Swan
Cc. Weg
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M. Barry R. Bogen
K. Taylor
J. Bridgetts
Donovan FE
Tierney L. Kohn
Emith
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Shanhole
Mr. Hollman
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C Ranken
Boys’ High
J. B. Fitzpatrick
Shanholt
Taylor
Kohn
Swan
Boys
Hien
Finan
D. Haven
S. Kotter
Lane
R_ Ransom
Makar
T. Morrison
A. Hess
Transylvania Edges Georgetown In Narrow Lexington Win
In Lexington Kentucky on November 7 Transylvania battled Georgetown and secured a one point victory in a closely fought game. The upset surprised fans and showcased a late game surge by the victors.
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Lexington
Transylvania
Georgetown
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Beats North Carolina 6 To 1
Virginia Polytechnic Institute defeated the University of North Carolina this afternoon by a score of 6 to 1. Hodgson's superior punting for the Polytechnic outclassed Captain Thomas of North Carolina and was the chief factor in the victory.
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North Carolina
D. Richmond
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
University of North Carolina
Hodgson
Polytechnic
Thomas
Pauxtis Joins Yankees After Penn Team exploits
Simon Pauxtis of the University of Pennsylvania signs with the New York Yankees for next season. He will report for spring training after controversy over ineligibility for the faculty due to summer baseball. The article also recounts a Harvard Indians football clash with play by play, including Mackay, Carlisle, Thorpe, Hendricks, and Leslie, ending Harvard 17 Indians 6.
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Simon S. Pauxtis
University of Pennsyylvania
Yankees
Pauxtis
Pennsylvania
Football Scores From Yesterday Across Major Teams
Yale was held to a 10 to 10 tie by Brown while Princeton hoped for a win over Yale and failed to gain. Harvard crushed Carlisle 17 to 9 and Pennsylvania beat Lafayette with a large margin. Cornell edged Amherst 6 to 0 and Colgate upset Syracuse 6 to 0. West Point narrowly escaped defeat with a substitute squad and Annapolis defeated Villanova.
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Princeton
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Brown
Harvard
Carlisle Indians
Pennsylvania
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Amherst
Colgate
Syracuse
West Point
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Erasmus Hall
Townsend Harris
Peekskill Military Irving School
George Washington
Washington and Lee
Pennsylvania State
Bucknell
Cornell Barely Wins Amherst Fight At Ithaca
Cornell escapes with a narrow victory over Amherst as Walder at fullback and MacArthur and Hurlburt at the ends shine. Amherst repeatedly tests the line with delayed passes, but Cornell wakes in the second half, scoring from the 45 and pressing to the 20-yard line before final defensive standoff.
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Tribune
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Amherst
Walder
MacArthur
Hurlburt
Gray
Madden
Gardner
Atwood
Kilburn
Hutchinson
Cosgrove
Blades
Mdfield
Shearer
Tydeman
Trinity's Big Score vs Wesleyan in Middletown
Trinity routed Wesleyan 42 to 0 in Middletown on November 7. Trinity dominated with twenty to forty yard runs and short scores in the second half. Wesleyan used substitutes with no effect as Trinity added 30 points after halftime, including brief forward passes for gains.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Trinity
Wesleeyan
Williams and Vermont In Tie
Williams and the University of Vermont played to a fifty minute tie in Williamstown with Williams forcing the pace but Vermont’s defense holding firm. Vermont failed to threaten Williams seriously yet earned a deserved draw in the end.
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Williams
Vermont
Williamstown
Mass
University of Vermont
Wiliams
Newark Wins Cross Country at Princeton Meet
Newark High School won the third annual interscholastic cross country meet at Princeton University with 44 points. Mercersburg Academy and Brown Prep tied for second with 49. Brown Prep’s Gallagher took first in 17 minutes 21 seconds for 3.25 miles. Boys' High of Brooklyn was the only New York entrant and battled hard but lost positions by narrow margins.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Newark
Mercersburg Academy
Brown Preparatory School
Gallagher
Brown Prep
New York
Boys’ High
Brooklyn
Education official receives $50 to aid athletic league
Dr Ward Cramped Ward Cramp ton receives a letter from a Board of Education supervisor and head of the Public Schools Athletic League reporting that W K Van derbilt Jr has sent a $50 check. The note says funds are always spent on athletic apparatus and the grant will likely be used similarly.
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Ward Crampton
Board of Education
Public Schools Athletic League
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Yale Beats Harvard At Traps In Narrow Win
Yale Gun Club edged Harvard 224 to 228 in a windy trap shoot at New Haven. Harvard captain Gilman toped individuals with 49 of 50. Francis Trudeau led Yale with 48, while Yale captain Benjamin Thaw Jr posted 46.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Yale Gun Club
Harvard
Yale
Gilman
Francis Trudeau
Benjamin Thaw, Jr
Quakers Trounce Lafayette in 34 to 4 Victory
Pennsylvania overwhelms Lafayette at Franklin Field despite two stars out, scoring four touchdowns by Hollenback Manier and Crooks. The Red and Blue use a strong first-half ground attack then shift to open passing in second half for a dominant 34 to 4 win with Scarlett Means adding three goals after touchdowns.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Red
Hollenback
McCan
Gross
Edwards
Blue
McCaa
Princeton
Manier
Means
Penn
Miller
Crooks
Five Favorites Win at Pimlico Fall Meeting
Baltimore November 7 The Maryland Jockey Club fall meeting at Pimlico ends with five favorites winning. Waterway wins the steeplechase after a fall-filled race, beating Noblesse Oblige. Other winners include Aster dOr Halifax Superstition and The Wrestler, with racing results and times listed for each race.
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Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Bessie Kiser
Waterway
Noblesse Oblige
Mr. Tucker
Astervor
Octago
Sparkles
Tommy Wright
Halifax
Superstition
Aster d'Or
Hinchcliffe
Goldstein
Tros Nonia
Pim- Constella
Haynes
Thetis
Ballet Girl
Hill Top
Hapante
Our Maggie
Court Lady
Cunning
Ton
Annotation
Claque
Notter
Botanist
Edgell
Aphrodite
Tillinghast
Margaret
Glorious Betsy
Jockey Club
Crowley
Queen of the Hills
Wilton Lackaye
Liebert
Giles
Miss Catesby
Pins and Needles
Charivart
Judge Ermentrout
D'Arkie
Williams
Crumbley
Bersi
Savage
Foriser
Lizzie Flat
Bilberry
Connaught Renger
Nicol
Ross Fenton
Pocomoke
Goldster
Gus Helm Fears
Bonnie Kelso
Grania
Ogemah
Glens Falls
Agier d'Or
E. Tucker
Leach
Hiacka
Alauda
Laura A. Nibut
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Niblick
Autumn Flower
Hodgman Dominates Travers Island Traps Meet
F A Hodgman carried off the honors at the New York Athletic Club shooting event at Travers Island, winning three of seven events. W J Elias took two wins, with Dr Crowe and Moffatt each claiming one. In the special trophy shoot five tied for first. Hodgman then broke 25 straight in the shoot-off.
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F A. Hodgeman
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
W. J. Elias
Dr. Crowe and
Moffatt
Hodgman
Scott Moffatt
T. Lenane
Billings
Ben Kuchier
Bostwick
Donohue
Robinson
Elias Dr. Crowe - Wees
Grinnell
HO Abbott
Holgmans
H'eap
Heap
Elias
E. Grief
F. A. Hodgman
A ‘ Grinnell
J. O Donohue
Dr Crore
S. Scott
Abbott
B. W. Kuchler
Cc. Bostwick
Lanane
Arene
J. Elias
Eilas Heap
Scott
Ows
Lenane
Odonohue
Hodgman Hier
Grinnell Abbott
Grieff
Robinson Stoll EU P-Handicap—25 Targets. Moffatt Ser. 25; Kuchler O Donohue
Illlings
Scorr
Ecr
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O'Donohue
Erasmus Hall Triumphs Over Townsend Harris in Big Brooklyn Gridiron Victory
Erasmus Hall High School Brooklyn overwhelmed Townsend Harris Hall 11 at Saratoga Park with a 4 to 0 score as Erasmus dominated with accurate forward passing. The Erasmus seconds beat High School of Commerce 22 to 0, led by Gamble with three touchdowns and McKenzie for the other. Sutherland kicked two goals.
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Erasmus Hall High School
Brooklyn
Townsend Harris Hall
Saratoga Park
Townsend
Erasmus
High School of Commerce
Gamble
McKenzie
Sutherland
Rough Rugby Game Draws Big Crowd at Van Cortlandt Park
A thick crowd of about two thousand witnessed Nomads of Brooklyn vs. University of Pennsylvania in a rugged encounter near New York. Penn won 3 to 4 after Winston scored late in the second half. Nomads’ White injured in the final period.
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New York
van Cortlandt Park
Nomads
Brooklyn
University of Pennsylvania
Winston
Pennsylvania
White
Commerce High Dominate Stuyvesant In Bronx Oval Clincher
Commerce High School football team overwhelmed Stuyvesant High School 34 to 0 at Bronx Oval. Young starred with three touchdowns and three goals, Lent added a touchdown and goal, while Thompson and McWilliams scored the remaining touchdowns. Stuyvesant never reached the Commerce territory and failed to score.
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High School of Commerce
Manhattan
Stuyvesant High School
Bronx Oval
Stuyvesant
Commerce Eleven
Young
Lent
Thompson
McWilliams
Eisele Appears to Win Ten Mile National Title
Sohn T Eisele the Princeton athlete racing for New York Athletic Club won the ten mile national amateur championship at Celtic Park with Bailey close behind. Bonhag, Daly and Lee followed as the field of 34 endured a grueling pace and shifting leads. Bailey surged in the final stretch but Eisele edged him by five yards as Daly sprinted in for fourth amid a dramatic closing pursuit.
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Princeton
New York Athletic Cp
London
Yestente
Celtic Park
Bailey
Cinta
George Bonhag
Jimmy Tee
Brey Athletic Association
W. D. Day
Eisele
Dow
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Litte
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Lee
Bonhag
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Princetonian
Bafler
Borhagz
Lass
New York Athleticlub
John Daly
Feld
Pailer
Bonbag
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Fissie
Orier
Waitne Arms
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