Indians Defeat Brown In Closely Fought Contest
At Providence on November 30 the Indians closed a strong season by beating Brown 12 to 6 in a morning camp scrimmage. Brown scored when Rusty Ashbaugh blocked a punt and ran about 35 yards for a touchdown.
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Indians Rally Delivers Defensive Battle at Brown
Carlisle defeats Brown 12 to 0 in a muddy, second-period scoring affair. Welsh and Ashbaugh score touchdowns while Thorpe and Ashbaugh convert goals. Brown stalls Carlisle after halftime but cannot score.
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Thorpe
Pendleton
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Flanders
Yale
English High Elevens Hold Boston Latin to Scoreless Tie
English High and Boston Latin battled through a scoreless Thanksgiving clash at the American League grounds in front of about 6000 fans including Mayor Fitzgerald. English High dominated in spots with strong defense by Murphy and Maginnis and key punts by Barnard, while Latin’s Tate and McCarthy sparked late threats. the tie preserved both schools’ fierce rivalry and hinted at a future at Fenway Stadium.
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Latin School
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Pendelton
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McInnish
King
Boles
Newton and Brookline Battle to Scoreless Thanksgiving Contested Tie
Newton and Brookline High played a scoreless Thanksgiving Day game at Claflin Field. Newton dominated rushing and spent most of the contest in Brookline territory but failed to reach the end zone. Three attempted Newton field goals went wide.
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Newtonville
Newton
Brookline High
Claflin Field
Brookline
Waltham High Beats Cambridge Latin 20 to 9 in Classic Grid Clash
Waltham High outplayed Cambridge Latin 20 to 9 as Cobb Pendlebury and Canningham sparked gains on broken fields. Fagan Finnegan and Kimball added scoring with three goals after touchdowns, while Johnson notched a safety. Attendance reached about 500 as officials Brickley and Paul presided.
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Medford High Clinches Suburban League Title
Medford High defeats Malden 6 to 0 at Fulton Street grounds to win the Suburban League championship. Arthur Donnellan scored both goals from the 30 and 35 yard lines, with two successful kicks and one near-miss. Malden threatened twice near Medford’s goal but was halted at the four yard line each time. Attendance 7,500.
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Medford
Arthur Donnellan
Gerrish
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Doyle
Miner Donnellan
Killion
BO c
Norton
Welch
Cronan
Nutter Bennett
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Wall Paradise
Valentine
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Eae Wate
Benoit Day
Mosher
Murphy
Curley Twombly
Gerrish Brogan
Alard
Butler
Donnellan
Hoey
Fred Murphy
Yale
John O'Reilly
Springfield
Babcock and
Fahey
Boston A A Dominates St Nicholas 11 to 0 in Arena Show
The Boston Athletic Association team defeated St Nicholas of New York 11 to 0 at the Arena. Washburn of New York suffered a broken nose and facial cuts after a flying puck incident. Goals by N Foster eight and Hornblower three led Boston to the lopsided victory before 3500 spectators.
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New York
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Washburn
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Columbia
Boston
A. A. Flornblower
P. Foster
F F. Freeman
Gordon
Dale Gardiner
Morgan
VO Pees
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Ike
Chew Winsor
Davenport
Swenson
Cornel
N. Foster
J. Foster
Richards Canterbury
von Bermuth
A. A
Hornblower
Hicks
Gardiner
Thompson
Townsend
Timers
Evening and afternoon baseball scores across New England
Afternoon games saw Worcester 7 Providence 4 and Waterbury 7 New Haven 0. New Britain 7 Hartford 6, Taunton New Bedford Taunton postponed. Evening results included New Haven 9 Waterbury 5 and Worcester 9 New Bedford 8 while Taunton 6 Providence 4.
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Providence
New Britain
Hartford
Taunton
New Bedford-Taunton
Waterbury
New Haven
New Bedford
No vember prize winners in household contests listed
A full page of cooking recipes and a full page of Every Day Helps for Women will appear in next Sunday's Post. The issue will feature the November prize winners in the household contests.
Medford High Wins Cross Country Meet at Melrose
Medford High School earned victory over Melrose High on a two mile course in Melrose. Medford scored 16 to Melrose 21 with Louis Schwartz leading Melrose to finish first. Medford runners H anlon Coffin Morris Mitchell Jewell Heald Sims Larabee and Shum followed.
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Medford High School
Melrose High
Louis Schwartz
F. Hanlon
McJannet
J. Coffin
Medford
Murphy
Robert de Mar
Clarence de Mar
Schwartz
Hanlon
Coffin
Kelliher
Morris
E. Mitchell
de Mar
Mitchell
Perkins
Jewell
Heald
Sims
Larabee
Shum
Nut Boy Wins Race at Franklin Field
The Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club season closed at Franklin Field Speedway with Nut Boy, owned by P. O'Hearn and driven by Ralph Wick, posting a half mile record time of 1 01 2 in the first heat and 1 08 in the second heat. A banquet is planned for Wednesday evening as a crowd attended the muddy event.
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Dorchester
Local High School Football Scores Summary
Revere High and Watertown Alumni opened goalless draws with zero final. Brockton Alumni defeated Brockton High 18 to 0 while Needham High beat Wellesley 6 to 0. Lexington 11 over South Boston fligh 0. Everett 64 Chelsea 0. Stoneham 11 Alumni 11. Winchester Alumni 21 Winchester High 5. Lawrence 17 Worcester 0. Natick 29 Milton 0. Beverly 12 Salem 0. Newburyport 14 Newburyport High 0. Woburn 0 Alumni 0.
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Brockton High
Needham High
Wellesley High
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Watertown High
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Chelsea High
Stoneham High
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Lawrence High
Worcester High
Natick High
Milton High
Beverly High
Salem High
Newburyport
Newburyport High
College grid results prompt varied scores across matches
Georgetown defeated Lehigh 28 to 3 while Syracuse and St Louis tied 6 to 6. Penn State won 3 to 0 against Pittsburg and Lafayette beat Dickinson 6 to 0. Virginia blanked UNC 28 to 0. Vanderbilt defeated Sewanee 31 to 0. Marquette and Notre Dame drew 0 to 0. Colgate triumphed over Rochester 11 to 5.
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Lehigh
Syracuse
St. Louis Univ
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State
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Dickinson
Virginia
U. of N. C
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Sewanee
Marquette
Notre Dame
Colgate
Rochester
St Johns Prep Loses 3-0 to Boston College High In Chicago
St John’s Prep suffers first defeat of the year as BC High gates Danvers 3 to 0 at Dunbar Avenue grounds before 3000 fans. The game was hard fought and clean.
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Chicago
St. John’s Prep
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Boston College High Eleven
Danvers
Boston College Triumph Over St Johns Prep 8–6
O Connors 12 yard rush in second period gave Boston College the narrow 8 to 6 victory over St Johns Prep. BC relied on heavy line play and standout runs by Rogers O Connor and Fallon to counter a stubborn prep attack. Final moments saw St Johns on BC’s 1 yard line with two chances to win but time expired as the ball stayed with St Johns.
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Thorpe
Sprackling
Brown
Powell
O’connor
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Boston College
Danvers
Rogers
Fallon
Barron
Joyce
Towle
Flanagan
Sheehan
Boston Rogers
Jamestown Thanksgiving selling stake draws record crowd
Jamestown Virginia saw a record attendance for getaway day on November 30. The feature event was the Thanksgiving selling stake with close finishes and high turnout. all fields except the steeplechase were well filled.
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Jamestown
Giants defeat Almene dares team in Havana match
The New York Giants beat the Almene dares team 4 to 0 in Havana Cuba on November 3.
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Cuba
New York Giants
Almene Dares
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