Navy and Harvard Battle to Tie in Coast-to-Coast Gridiron Game
Navy and Harvard battled to a 6 6 tie as Lange and Burr starred in a brisk kickoff heavy game. Harvard struck first on a Nourse return then Navy answered with a late 12 yard gain and a tying score amid a sea of blue and gold and marching bands.
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Cobb
Steeee LE Ovens
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Uston Meyer
Reinecke
Northcroft
LG Crowne Hockay Slingluff
Burr
Wright
Nourse Leighton Kips
Dunlap
Fish Reifenider
Crowley Lange Sesceese
Teers Soseess
Cutler Dalton
Clay L. H.bos
Gresham Am
Yale Rout Washington and Jefferson in Field Day Victory
Yale dominates Washington and Jefferson 38 to 0 as Wheaton and Daly debut at back and contribute touchdowns. Daly and Wheaton also connect on a drive that repeatedly crosses midfield, and Wheaton adds Yale’s lone field goal in three seasons. Warren, a former W and J player, scores for Yale, becoming the first East college product to face his alma mater.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Conn
Washington and Jefferson
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Wheaton
Daly
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Coy
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Jefferson
Suter
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Mersereau
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Duffy Naeble
Loran
Sutter Bingham
Tibbens Wheaton
Marshall Brides
Wimberley Coy
Goats —Coy
Crescents Triumph Over Montclair in Bay Ridge Match
Crescent Athletic Club crushed Montclair Foot Ball Club 9 to none at Bay Ridge. H Armatrong opened scoring after a penalty, then H Kerr advanced play for goals, W F Jackson added two from Kerr centres, and Jackson finished the first half with a headed goal. Murray led the visitors in effort.
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Montclair
Bay Ridge
Crescent Athletic Club
H. Armatrong
Crescents
H. H. Kerr
Kerr
W. F. Jackson
Jackson
Murray
Crescenta
W. Dobig
Ee Casa SG
H. J. Chariwoon
Williams Ke
W. D. Andrew
Murray C. Jeffers
R. Robinson H. Armstrong
Ebbels
J. Jeffers
H .Kidder
H. M. Kerr
o.-Dien J. Og’ Rourke
Tarry
Bass
Howe
P. Montherty
Jackson Bass
Kerry
Crescent
Armstrong
McNulty
W. Harland
Salter
Princeton
Mine Fire at Hazel Mine Causes Big Loss but No Fatalities
A fire from crossed electric wires at the Hazel mine of the Pittsburg Buffalo Coal Co near Canonsburg Penn was extinguished with a loss not exceeding 1009. Early reports suggested entombment but no deaths occurred as officials and experts rushed to the scene.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg-Buffalo Coal Company
Canonsburg
Penn
New Fare System for Cleveland Railways
The Cleveland Railway Company announces a seven ticket for 50 cents fare with universal transfers and double transfers on all cross town lines as soon as it regains possession of its network. The plan includes three suburbs. Municipal Traction Company has not yet replied to the demand to surrender its traction system.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Company
Municipal Traction Company
College Football on Many Gridirons Ties Spark Historic Day
A chaotic day across major colleges produced several 6 to 6 ties including Princeton Syracuse and Harvard Navy. Yale crushed Washington and Jefferson 38 to 0 while West Point beat Colgate 6 to 0. Lafayette edged Brown and Cornell beat Vermont 9 to 0 as three Big Five teams also tied.
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Pennsylvania
Carlisle Indians
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Jefferson
West Point
Colgate
Lafayette
Brown
Cornell
Vermont
Harvard
Navy
Sem
Society at Vanderbilt Cup Races Draws Elite Guests
The Vanderbilt Cup on Long Island drew extensive society attendance with many notable guests in boxes at the new grandstand. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt Jr., August Belmont and others from prominent families such as Astor, Havemeyer, Belmont Jr., Taft, and Roosevelt Pell, all up overnight for the event.
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Long Island
New Motor Parkway
Harry Payne Whitney
Payne Whitney
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Irs
H. van Rensselaer Kennedy
August Belmeont
August Belmont, Jr
Oliver W. Bird
Alfonso de Navarro
J. Borden Harriman
Ralph N. Ellis
S. Osgood Pell
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
W. Edgar Shepherd
Fast Cup Tie Ends 4-3 in Trenton Caledonians Victory
Camerons of New York edged the Trenton Caledonians 4 to 3 in a rain soaked cup tie at Trenton. Isaacs scored twice for the Camerons with Hastings and Cameron also finding the net. Trenton replied through Hi Cooper. Referee Allan Montgomery presided.
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Trenton
N. J
American Football Association
Camerons
New York
Trenton Caledonians
Nai Sienna So Guthrie
McArthur
J. Matheson
J. McGrath
Wilson
Ballis
Hillenews
Palmer
M_ McGrath
Reed
Allan Montgomery
Newark
G Phillips
Caledonians
H. Flay
Isaacs
Hastings
Cameron
Cooper
Sharkey Club Bouts End After Police Action
Police officials led by Inspector Welsh and Captain Reidy with six officers to the Sharkey Athletic Club at 65th Street and Broadway to stop boxing matches. About five hundred patrons left quietly as the inspector entered and urged closure. The club went dark about thirty minutes later.
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Bingham
Welsh
Reidy
West 68Th Street
Sharkey Athletic Club
65Th Street
Broadway
Walsh
Cornell Beats Vermont In Hard Fought Football Struggle
Cornell defeats Vermont by nine points in Ithaca a week after a similar win. Tydeman Shearer and Walder starred for Cornell with Watkins impressing for Vermont as penalties and fumbles marred the contest. The game featured strong defensive stands and several sustained drives ending near the goal line.
Columbia Soccer Team Opens With Win Over Morris High
Columbia fielded a second-string eleven and beat Morris High School 2 to 1 on South Field. Both sides failed to score in the first half as Morris dominated territory, but Columbia struck twice in the second period. Andrews, noted as a Cambridge lawn tennis player, played inside right and had several sharp runs though his shooting was off.
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van Cortlandt Park
High School of Commerce
Townsend Harris
Morrel
de Witt Clinton
Curtis High School
New Brighton
Staten Island
McDonald
Curtis
St. John
Columbia
Morris High School
South Field
Morris High
Andrews
Cambridge
Sunday baseball not a crime says judge in General Sessions
Judge Foster ruled in General Sessions that Sunday baseball by two boys, appealed after an admission fee charge, is not a crime if it does not disturb others. He cited authorities and contrasted it with Sunday fishing being illegal in one case.
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Foster
Major Benson Appointed Yellowstone Superintendent
San Francisco reports Major Harry Benson, stationed at the Presidio for three years, has been named superintendent of Yellowstone National Park, succeeding General M. B. Young. The move announced at army headquarters here signals a change in park leadership.
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Oct
Army
Harry Benson
Presidio of
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M. B. Young
Penn and Indians Tie In Rain Drenched Classic
The University of Pennsylvania and Carlisle Indian meet in a 6 6 tie at Franklin Field before a record crowd of about 2000. Penn led early with a drive to the Indians’ four yard line, while Carlisle surged in the second half led by Balenti and Thorpe. Thorpe added a tying touchdown and missed three field goals in worsening rain as both teams traded frantic plays and penalties.
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University of Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Red Men
Thorpe
Pennsylvania
Marks
Indians
Miller
Reagan
Braddock
Manier
Scarlett
Balenti
Hollenback
Quakers
Quaker
Gardner
Dartmouth's Fast Game Delivers 18–0 Victory Over Holy Cross
Dartmouth defeated Holy Cross in Worcester by 18 to 0 this afternoon. Two early touchdowns came on end runs, while Holy Cross scored only after a Joy forty yard run on a forward pass. Hawley’s end run and strong line play sealed Dartmouth’s final score as Holy Cross frequently relied on the forward pass but could not halt Dartmouth’s backs.
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Middie
Dalton
Burr
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Reifsnider
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Northcroft
Lenge
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Mass
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Holy Cross
Joy
Hawley
Amherst
Mess
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Snow
Lafayette Defeats Brown in Close Providence Game
Lafayette 8 Brown 6 before 3000 as Captain McCaa’s educated boot kicked two field goals from 4 and 22 yards. Brown scored on a first half pass Regnier to Mayhew, with Mayhew adding the extra. Both teams fumbled but Lafayette showed stronger end play and field goal precision.
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R. IL
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Regnier
Mayhew
Schwenck
Blatcher
Crawford
Wilson
Millmore
McCutcheon Gross Edwards
Cunningham
Norris
Conover
Rumpaugh
McKay McCaa
Beytes
Marshall
Beevers Ae Ee i Princeton
Mnesman —French
Bowdoin
Morse
Syracuse Smothers Princeton In Scoreless Football Clash
Syracuse outplayed Princeton in a rain soggy game at Princeton, dominating yardage and the second half. The Tigers stalled the offense with weak passing and light backs while Syracuse used Yale inspired formations and a strong backfield to control play and finish with multiple kick and run threats.
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Princeton
N. J
Syracuse
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Tay
Tiger
Yale
Horr
Stein
Carly
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Tibbett
Dillon
Read
Coxe
Cunningham
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Welch
Stegiing
Army Beats Colgate 6 to 0 At West Point
Army defeats Colgate six to zero for the second year in a row at West Point. Army back Walmsley and Greble spark the offense with runs and passes while Colgate struggles to advance. Plenary penalties hamper Colgate as Brown and Kern contribute in key drives.
Aeronautic Meet at Morris Park Aerodrome
The Aeronautic Society plans a five event program at Morris Park on Election Day. The Federation of American Motorcyclists offers five amateur races including five and ten mile championships and a three mile event for private owners with single cylinder engines under 3 1/2 cubic inches. Auxiliary parts barred. A five mile consolation race is open to those unplaced in the championship.
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Morris Park
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Privet
Pimlico Race Entries Report for Monday
The Pimlico card lists horses for multiple races including the Merchants Handicap three year olds and up at six furlongs with entrants Youthful Sugar Pie Gridiron Stargowal Horace E. Botaniat Berkeley and others. The steeplechase Prof it Ben Cole Reginald and Rennett Stakes Babble Tassey Hananta Spanish Prince Alan de Noyles Court Lady Ragman Demetrios Hi Range Obddurate Canning Pearl Point Rosefenton and maidens race features Gut Helm El Oro Ruthey Jennie Wels Croydon Valious Kiesse Obligs Judge Ermentrout Chare Apprentica.
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Botaniat
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Topus
Student King
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Hananta
Spanish Prince
Kiesse Obligs
Judge Ermentrout
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Imam Philoone Hollenbeck
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