Heavner and Calac Duel in Punters' War
A chaotic open style exhibition from Weeleyan and Calac features Heavner and Calac exchanging punts and long runs. Mil Jorpatter and Morrison stand out with a 60 yard sprint and a late 50 yard kickoff return, while Wesleyan shows a strong backfield. Kellison adds a goal and the game ends with Weeleyan leading 7 0 0 4.
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Weebling
Ela
Tio Cartele Tadiane
Wlay
Morrison
Upigner
Mil Jorpatter
Garlielo
Pho
Wesleyan
Redekin
Rmghes
Beck
Singleton
Allumaker
Miler
Conaiat
Derk
Shumaker
Stoegleton
Morriaon
Heayner
Kellison
Wid Held
sTvidkins
Calac
Kellikon
Werleyun
Blair
Lewis
Curtiste
Vance
Werleyan
Elf
Luurvli Ainal
UN Milter
Wealeyan
Miter Ram
Hia
Singleton Anldom
Shuniyker
Mitek
Inter Ae
Pratelake
Dokerson Dek PL
Upoker Shumpker
Cray Singleton
Calne
Yale Eleven Defeated by Colgate in New Haven
Colgate’s unbeaten eleven defeated Yale on their home field with two touchdowns and a goal from placement. Nielsen’s 30 yard sprint for the first score and a spectacular second touchdown led Colgate to the win as Yale’s attack showed weakness and inconsistency.
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Newhaven
Colgate
Yale
Qacement
Weal
Vale
Goleate
Nielson
Anderson
Yigarda
Thenneup
Whedon Wight
Anderven
Spencer
Merwin Petuceton
Thor Colunliti
Periodien
Seus Touthdowni
NielMoa
Pimament
Colwite
Horning
Wathink
Huphell
Tisteh
Wolke SrLyl
Mtaaele
Nevstin
Walle
Gatey
Tidridgey Suvugator
Maelibathow
Tetstor Savage
Rin Foe Apelton
Ainice Foe Whith
Chmeeh
Toe Whetman
Moran and Willard Fight Talk of a Ten Round Clash
The text discusses a planned bout between Moran and Willard with intentions of a ten round contest. It references Moran’s whisky distance and prior lengthy fights, hinting at a dramatic, possibly decisive match with emphasis on endurance and pace. The prose names Moran Willard and mentions opponents like Jack Johnson and Earle, alongside vague round counts and travel.
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Evanke Moran
Hin Cney
Hay
Unedree
Jess
le Holden
Moran
Imag
Niatiol
Ton
Jobison
Willard
Jack
Princeton and Yale Tie in Cross Country Race
Princeton and Yale finished level at 28 to 28 after a six mile course in windy conditions. Yale’s Overton led at the line with Princeton’s Floto close behind, posting a strong time of 32 minutes 48 and 1 6 seconds.
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Princeton
Cornell Dominates East With Captain Barrett Lead
Captain Charlie Barrett drives Cornell to eastern supremacy as the team crushes Harvard and claims the best quarterback status in America. Shiverick shines at right halfback with a 40 yard drop kick against Harvard, while two big battles against Michigan and Pennsylvania loom on Thanksgiving.
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Heyine
Harvard
Charlie Barratt
America
Barrett
Walter’ Camp
Cornell
Algo
Shiverick
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Cornell Hands Virginia A Crushing Football Victory
In Jannapolis on October 10 Cornell routed Virginia Tech with a strong aerial attack and steady rushing. Captain Barcel led scoring with a first period touchdown, followed by Shiverick and Shelton in sustained Cornell pressure. Barrett, Cool, and Eckley added more scores as the Big Red dominated on both offense and defense. Navy observers noted Sharp’s well-balanced attack and resilience from backup players. The lineup featured Mueller, Collins, Shiverick, and Barrett, with substitutions fueling the fourth quarter surge.
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Gomell
MoorelofAs
Virginia Polytechnic HH
Harvard
Sharp
Cornell
Barcel
Collins
Shivetick
Muelise
Virginia
Barrett
Vivginin
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Cornell Sonn
Attesa
Jong
Ward
Eckley Fnally
Coal
Yaa
Cool
Shiverick
Shelton
Ani Shock
Tore ‘Olf Geyerd Vong Tins
Hun
Otterbein Wins From Marshall In Icy Waistless Game
Otterbein University Westerville Ohio defeated Marshall College here today 18 to 0. Visitors interference and strong defense carried Otterbein to victory with two safeties against Marshall. Captain Lingrel scored a touchdown and was star of the game while Marshall’s Taylor stood out on offense. Scoring by period shows Otterbein 0 0 18 0 and Marshall 0 0 0 0.
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Peterccinrate
Huntington
Otterbein University
Westerville
Marshall College
Vitors
Marshall
Lingrel
Otterhelm
Taylor
Otterbatn—Ia
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Peo Toner Migelmira Buolt
Shepherd
Orcegeey Geuter
Wallers
Teiptil Exghiey Counnetion Schawke
Os Concen Dryibhon
Qmeneys Setysesin
Warkmum
Quxrienpack
Alagref
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Dellarray
Lawrence Hear
Dikerbela
Maranan
Washington and Jefferson Defeat Muskingum 41 to 7
Washington and Jefferson defeated Muskingum College 41 to 7 in an afternoon game at Washington. The visitors scored their lone TD in the first quarter when Montgomery intercepted a pass and returned it 70 yards for a score. Referee: T. S. Timmed. Contributing officials listed.
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Jefferson
Washington
Muskingum College
Montgomery
JeMoraon
Hevnty
Dbs
Bala
Penson
Mooltmer
Peebbe
Les Mercer Cale Montene
Suisun
Ville Nova Defeats West Point In Hard Fought Game
Vila Nova beat the Army team 16 to 13 in a closely contested match at West Point. Ville Nova showcased a well designed passing attack with forward and lateral passes. Cadets struggled to curb the visitors, though Ward produced notable punt returns and strong rushing.
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Pang West Point
Ni X
Villa Nove
Punsche
Murrill
Shade
Ville Nova
Ward
Mannington High Triumphs Over Locales In Gridiron Clash
Mannington High defeated West Virginia Reserves in a muddy, hard hitting football game. Dayle and Bikins starred with multiple touchdowns and long runs. Core, Torward, and Ramos contributed scoring plays while Dorell Howns-Core and Hamill anchored the defense. The Reserves struggled to match Mannington’s offense as several players carried the ball for big gains and the home team clinched the win at their stadium.
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West Virginia
Salu
Alrat
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Secomd
Cara
Ory
Rami
Tayla Jand Bikins
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Bnar
Goreng
MIS Euryeeressdurayte
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Faraley Swikioe
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Tonden
Allelit Senteonces
Mination
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Steadman
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Bronis of
University’ of Pennayi
Faille Lalwepsinen
Etieden Jung
Stata
Mannington Gridiron Triumph Over Washington Team
Mannington football defeated Washington 10 to 7 in a tense game marked by a late fourth quarter drive. Key plays included Dawson’s late yard sprint and Cooper’s decisive forward pass, while Mannington’s defense stymied Washington in a hard fought matchup at Uline.
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Uline
Eal Vata Tate
Mannington Boys
Abd Aucamury
Amer
Cape
Carnis Awa
Lote Bnod
Tinea
Eblicm
Keyser Prep Team Wins 7 to 3 Over Central YMCA Eleven
Keyser prep team defeats Central YMCA eleven by 7 to 3. Cumberland scored two touchdowns in the third period, giving Keyser the lead and the victory on the focal field. The fast Keyser squad demonstrated strong ground game and defense throughout the contest.
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Central Young Men‘ Christian Association
West Virginia Preparatory School of
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Ccumberland
Indiana Triumphs Over Penn State In Gridiron Tie
Indiana threads a kickoff return for a touchdown and forward pass drive to lead 7 0 at halftime as Meinesch aided by interference dashes through for Indiana s lone TD while Penn State fights back with a second period score and a field goal to end in a 7 7 deadlock in Indianapolis.
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Sven
Therotts Brysnarathen Stabatisd Felgiv
Harvard Defends Hard In 13 0 Win Over Pennsylvania State
Harvard uses stubborn defense in danger zone and steady offense to defeat Pennsylvania State College 13 to 0. A muffed punt led to Harvard’s first score, a fifty yard run and short plunges sealed the game as Princeton scouts watched the Crimson.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Masa
Alurdy
Pennsylvania State College Today
DUGKTANNON HIGH WINS A FAST GAME
DUGKTANNON HIGH defeated Barkersburg high 29 to 10 in a fast game at Buckhannon. The Buckhannon team relied on straight football for scores while the visitors struck early with a forward pass. The Tour backfield and defense showed drilllike precision, with details of players and plays noted in the account.
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Los Cals
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Tour
Drillands Lime
Aratmd
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Tig'vinitory
Ra Wi Gbroy Erseins
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Johetat
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Lee Awa
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