Princeton Harvard clash on upcoming Big Three 1916 game
New York, Nov 4. The Big Three football clash looms as Princeton meets Harvard next Saturday in the annual carnival. Harvard, under Slaughton, shows changes after Tufts, while Princeton relies on Driggs and Tibbetts in a versatile backfield. Moore's return strengthens Princeton and marks a sharper, more varied attack.
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New Tennis League Formed By Ivy and Friends
New York November Yale Harvard Princeton Pennsylvania and Cornell form a new Intercollegiate Tennis League. Teams play four men four singles and two doubles per match with a possible six man format. The league ends with a championship banner for the leading team under the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. Captains will form an executive committee.
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Harvard style baseball coach hunt in Mtambridge
Mtambridge Massachusetts seeks a new head coach to install the Stallings System. Fred Snodgrasa is considering the offer, with distance from California to Boston a factor. Harvard’s Braves style success motivates the search for a catcher or pitcher who deeply understands both positions.
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DOX CAR ORDERS FROM HALTIMORE AND OHIO
Talthmore reports the Baltimore and Ohio railroad issued an order for 600 Dew cars to fulfill a contract for 1,000 box cars placed toward the east. The cars were manufactured at the companys headquarters today.
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Meredith and Simpson Star in Outdoor Track Season
New York and Nev. reports highlight Meredith and Simpson as leading figures after a summer of strong track performances. Simpson, from Missouri, set a 320 hurdles mark of 143.5 seconds and equaled top times in the 120 and 220 hurdles, while Meredith improved his world marks in the mile and 440, with coaches and officials weighing credibility as AAU verification proceeds.
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Willard Fends Off Vaudeville Rumors As He Debuts
Heavyweight champion Jess Willard is entering vaudeville in Los Angeles with manager Tom Jones boasting of Willard's earnings. Promoters face a tough task finding a worthy opponent, as Willard hints at readiness to defend his title.
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Belief on Young Horses Ruined by Early Training
The text reflects concerns that many young horses were ruined by their own riders through active but premature competition. It argues horses suffer when started too young and advocates gentler, later training to preserve integrity and health.
Japanese billiardist plays big game of golf in day
Koji Yamada a famed Japanese billiardist says he frequently plays forty four holes of golf daily and that it improves his table game. He notes golf sharpens his cue work and leaves him in top form for billiards sessions at night.
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Jack Johnson’s Wife Flees With Diamonds After Row
Reports from Spain claim Mrs. Johnson departed after a fight with the heavyweight champion, taking jewelry and diamonds worth many gifts from Jack. The widower Jack Johnson cannot locate her, the story notes, amid her sudden departure.
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Chalmer Six Sweeps at Giants Despair Mutiny
Chalmer Six wins at the Wilkes-Barre HIT Climb on Saturday October 7 capturing the Free forest event. The Chalmera company earns the $1,000 Hollens back trophy, a prize previously held by English Talmler Peugeot Mathison Stanley Steamer Chadwick Six Fiat.
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Record of 1909 speedway event and traffic reform debate
The Chalmers Six set a fast climb record in the free-for-all, followed by Junk and two Mercers and other cars amid crowded course conditions and police concern. Legislative traffic rules aim for uniformity to reduce fatalities tied to driver and motorist carelessness. Panama Canal authorities announce a coal price rise of 50 cents per ton for merchant ships, effective December 1, with old purchases to exhaust.
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Change the Laws for Auto Travel
H M Rowe of the American Automobile Association argues for fewer road laws and clearer simple rules. He emphasizes public education and compliance to reduce accidents, noting 90 to 93 percent of crashes result from pedestrian neglect, with motorists responsible for a small share.
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