Tigers Poor Showing Highlights Yale Scrimmage Absences
Princeton football practice reports a weak defensive showing as scrimmage plays favor reserves. Howe Freeman Camp unavailable. first string players limited to preserve readiness for Saturday’s Princeton game.
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Football Sets Navy Team Showdown at Newport
Newport November 14 Two football elevans from the Connecticut and Idaho ships will meet here in a game billed as a near national title clash. William Richardson, ex Annapolis star now coaching the Connecticut squad, led by a former Annapolis quarterback, and Marion Rebertaan, another Annapolis standout, headline the Idaho lineup. The event aims to unify naval football prestige without mixing with other sports.
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Tech And Central To Play Off Tie Game
High school fastball supremacy for 1911 will be settled with Tech and Central meeting in a benefit game at Georgetown Field II on Tuesday November 28. Lee Dr Davidees and Capt Oyster endorse the contest while plans for tickets await a Playland and Association meeting. Georgetown University provides use of the field.
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Episcopal High Protest in Field Notes After Cathedral Game
A letter from Alexandria dated November 14 defends Episcopal High School after a Cathedral Episcopal match. The writer cites fumbles and officiating penalties as key factors, claims Episcopal outplayed the opponent, and calls for fair credit for Episcopal’s performance.
Wisconsin to protest star players in Minnesota game
Officials from Madison planned to protest University of Wisconsin football participation by Minnesota players Captain Pickering and Kleker as the impending clash with the Duluth conference champion looms. The protest centers on professionalism and eligibility concerns ahead of the scheduled game in Minnesota.
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McBride Second to One Shortstop in Fielding Chances
Baseball report ranks McBride second among second basemen in fielding chances with 671 per day, behind a single shortstop. It notes Barry and Wallace as leading second basemen, Collins a standout in putouts, and Johnson second to Walsh in pitching impact. The piece critiques fielding percentage as a flawed measure and cites the Athletics as having fewer errors and higher totals.
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Tech Eleven Wins 28 to 0 Over Husinese in Slow Game
Tech Eleven defeats Husinese 28 to 0 on Georgetown. Morris and Eckendorf score, defensive stand改善, slippery field hampers Tech fast backs, minor miscues by Business, strong tackles by both teams.
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Giants Arrive Today for Cuban Tour via Seaboard
The New York Giants led by McGraw depart New York Penn Station at noon in a special Florida Cuba train bound for Cuba. They will play two games in Jacksonville, two in Miami, then proceed to Key West and Havana for a twelve game slate before returning. The Phillies are currently in Cuba with limited success.
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Forbes Beats Goldman In Bantam Bout At Royal Athletic Club
The Washington Post reports Harry Forbes of Chicago, last undisputed bantamweight champion, outpointed Charlie Goldman in ten rounds at Brooklyn's Royal Athletic Club. Forbes won four rounds, Goldman five, with one drawn. Leach Cross defeated Tommy Maloney in a hard, action-filled bout at Belmont.
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Georgetown Eleven Plays Maryland Aggies In Scrimmage On Hilltop
Georgetown and the Maryland Aggies practiced on the hilltop with no score kept. The Blue and Gray dominated most drives as White and Mullaney produced strong gains, while Kraft and Petritz anchored the line and Virginia preparations loomed for next week.
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Legal Jockey Wilson Suspended After Marlboro Meet
Jockey Wilson faces an indeterminate suspension after a controversial ride on Jy Titeu in the Marlboro racing day. The meet’s finale produced a tight finish with Paul Davin edging Lucille by a head while Bem Quaver narrowly trailed, as Agure Mall won the steeplechase handicap easily. The clash prompted a contested claim that JK and the Marlboro Horse and Colt Show Association would bar participants, but the Jockey Club indicated no action yet and Norfolk management pledged to post official communications as they receive them.
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Penny in Final Practice for Penn Team trip to Detroit
University of Pennsylvania football held its final practice at Franklin Field before the Michigan game. Coach Cramp supervised a drill session with 25 varsity players to be traveling with the squad to Detroit for the meet, while Jockeys and horse race results were listed in earlier racing segments.
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Alumni to Aid Yost in Penn Prep in Ann Arbor
Willie Heston and John Garrells among Michigan legends who left Detroit to assist coach Fielding H. Yost as the 11 faced Pennsylvania next Saturday. Hal Weeks and others expected to attend, with yesterday’s and today’s sessions featuring a secret practice and possible new trick plays including forward passes.
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Fight farming evil at 191 convention meeting opening
Delegates from St Louis arrive in San Antonio for the 191 convention of professional baseball leagues. The opening session is set for tomorrow at 1 cloak. Opponents of the optional agreement anticipate a vigorous contest to curb talent cornering and press for a rule to protect minor clubs amid a regional coalition including Pacfi Coast Texas Western Canada Southwest Texas and Wisconsin-Illinois leagues.
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Navy backfield prospects in Army game teased at practice
Naval Academy backs Dal ton ia and Redes appear likely for key roles at left halfback and fullback respectively while Gi lchrist contends for quarterback. Coaches cultivate multiple backfield candidates including Nichola Leonard Hates Morteage Sewell Alexander Hlehrat and Cook to sustain a swift pace.
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Pinning Down the Athletes at A A U Reform Meeting
New York reports two proposed changes to the Amateur Athletic Union policy at its November 26 meeting. One rule would require athletes who leave an A U affiliated club to stay unattached for two years before joining another. The second bans college students from belonging to athletic clubs outside their own college.
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McFarland Murphy Bout Set For Thanksgiving Clash
Chicago's Packay Mc Farland will meet New York’s Tommy Murphy in a twenty round open air bout at the Bhasta Athletic Club in San Francisco on Thanksgiving day afternoon after promoter Jim Coffreth confirms the arrangement following days of negotiations.
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Turbid race card lists varied entries across multiple events
A dense listing of racing entries and odds shows races from four to seven furlongs with numerous horses and riders named. The text includes note fragments on entrants such as Teddy Bear Che and Bartlet Chiat Hayes, plus references to track conditions and racing odds, reflecting a busy program with varied distances and weights.
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