Catholic University to Play First Game in 1910 Season
Catholic University opens the 1910 football season at Brookland field against Baltimore Polytechnic Institute at 3:30 pm. The aridiron addition aims to test the squad’s material, with Mount Washington A. C. as a benchmark and coach Johnson pushing hard in four days of practice. Expected lineup uncertain but probable starters include Valade or Devries at left end and Marsden or Bond at left half with Kenny at fullback.
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NO SCRIMMAGE FOR TIGERS IN PRACTICE
Wet weather stopped scrimmage at Princeton practice ahead of tomorrow’s game with New York University. The varsity remained in good condition, signal drills were conducted, and two line changes were made with Bissell moved to left tackle and Norman Simon brought in from reserve to fill the spot.
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Georgetown V A and M Set For Season Opener In Raleigh
Special to The Washington Post Raleigh N C Oct 7 Georgetown University football players, quartered at the Yarborough House, arrived after 6 pm and exude confidence for tomorrow's battle with A and M. A light signal drill with beans occurred in a hotel lobby after dinner and will repeat in the morning. Weather delays may handicap play on a wet gridiron. lineups announced show Georgetown facing A and M with Sherman at end and Davis at guard.
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Hard game for Cornell stalls Oberlin clash
Ithaca reports Cornell football team expects a stiff battle against Oberlin College after practice on Percy field. Captain Amison ruled out due to a lame shoulder, leaving Cornell to adjust in the lineup for the upcoming game.
First Test for W U George Washington Football Team
George Washington opens the season against Fredericksburg gridiron at Union League Park in the afternoon. The Hatchetttes hope for a decisive win if practice form translates, while Fredericksburg's Virginians bring experience from earlier this season. No definite lineup was set last night.
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High School Elevens Busy on Regional Grid Week
High school elevens contest for honors today with one local game Central versus Gorizgaga College on the White Lot ellipse. Business and Western travel to Baltimore to face Mount and Joseph and Boys Latin School respectively while Eastern plays St James School at Hagerstown and Technical meets Episcopal High School to test strength.
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Olympia Eleven on Field Organizes to hear from teams
Olympia A. C. football team organized and seeks Tib-pound elevens in the city or vicinity. The light but fast squad can hold its own with heavier teams. Address Pat Phillips 1002 T Street Northeast. Raylew A. C. plans to travel to Alexandria to meet the Cardinal A. C. and unveils new plays. The men are in tip top condition.
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McAleer Signs Extended Pact as Athletics Edge Toward Title
The Washington manager McAleer seals a two season boost while the Athletics close their season in Philadelphia with a double header. Detroit battles Chicago for sixth place as Boston and St. Louis fade. A planned Philadelphia practice series and travel by train spark discussions of season cuts and series logistics.
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Sox Gain A Bit More Corb Hits Safely Twice
Chicago defeats Detroit 2 to 0 with Olmstead dominant in invincible form. Zelder Meloan Chouinard and Mullen drive in both runs in the fourth inning. Cobb leads Detroit with a single double and a walk in four trips.
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Cubs Edge Pittsburg 1–0 Behind Brown’s Shutout
Mordecai Brown limited Pittsburg to two singles as Chicago won 1 to 0 in the second shutout of the series. Steinfeldt had three singles and Leffield yielded late runs but was strong in clutch spots. Final line shows Chicago 28 hits, Pittsburg 9, with Archer driving in the lone run.
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Middies omit scrimmage in rain at Annapolis
Naval Academy drills held in drizzle with only signal practice as a scrimmage was ruled unwise ahead of tomorrow's Rutgers game. Captain King will not start due to lingering effects from a practice collision.
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Penn star Hutchinson barred from football season by faculty
Danny Hutchinson, Penns star quarterback and all American, was dismissed from the training squad by the faculty and told he cannot play this season. He had failed to make up eight academic conditions agreed with the faculty, likely ending his college football career. Hutchinson, along with Tex Ramsdell, led the team in performance and leadership.
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Yale Meets Holy Cross Preview at Yale Field
New Haven Oct 7 Yale prepares to face Holy Cross with light afternoon practice. Secret scrimmage limited, some top players rested for later games. Daly out at halfback, Deming to start and punt. Francis out, replacements at right tackle and other positions. Childs to start after Tufts tilt.
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Philadelphia to New York and Detroit game notes
Fragmentary notes list locations Philadelphia New York Detroit and names such as Pett tao Bay Glevelina Wasalawies 607 Bt Lowe 46 305, with unclear context or events. No coherent action or outcome is discernible due to missing surrounding text.
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Brown Faces Colgate In Punishing Line Shake-up At Andrews Field
Providence R I Oct 7 Brown is crippled for the Colgate game at Andrews field with Bartlett hurt and out. Kulp shifts to right tackle after limited practice two days. Goldburg may replace him. Bean moves to Langdon’s end. Young Warner Snell and Jarvis out until next week. Spreckling McKay Martie and High form the backfield.
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Harvard Not Uneasy Before Williams Test
Harvard varsity players spent an hour on a wet Cambridge field practicing pass defense and offense and the onside kick ahead of tomorrow’s Williams game. Coach Haughton and Ham Fish both missed time due to illness as the rav alty squad shifted through drills and scrimmage was limited by conditions.
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Littlejohn Out With Ankle Injury At West Point
West Point news from October 7 reports rain canceled daily drill allowing extra practice for the football team. Left tackle Littlejohn sprained his ankle during yesterday’s session and is sidelined for tomorrow’s game after swelling prompted a hospital visit.
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