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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
17
Everett High's basketball team under Coach O'Donnell departs at 2 p m today over the B and A railway under Marsters Tours for a Western trip. The squad will face Central High School of Detroit in their opening contest after arriving at their destination.
Yale athletic committee places reform of submerged football affairs in the hands of a special committee. Vance McCormick Brinckerhoff Thorne and John Kilpatrick will study and propose a new system head coach and recommendations to restore Yale football to an efficient permanent footing. The De Paul Academy team heads to Boston for a signal drill and possible Fenway Park practice site.
The Everett squad arrives in Detroit tomorrow morning and will practice at Navin Field before facing Central High. Fitzgerald sits out Saturday with an injured shoulder, replaced by Lynch. Silva also sits while Lynch starts. After the game the team will banquet and depart late Saturday, with a Sunday stop at Niagara and Monday homeward.
Boston College seniors practice amid a tight race to fill events including 600 yards 1000 yards and dashes. Key contenders include Duffy Cusick Quinn Horen and Dempsey with Whalen’s transfer noted. Manager Clair lists a busy interclass and interscholastic schedule through March.
In Waxahachie Texas a telegram from Detroit Tigers President Frank Navin announces the Tigers will hold spring training in Texas. The message came to the community today confirming the planned location for early season workouts.
Haverford College blanked Columbia 3 to 0 at Haverford as Columbia fell behind in the standings and Pennsylvania moved into the lead for the championship.
Tufts freshman class defeated the sophomores 42 to 33 in the second annual Lag rush at the Tufts Oval yesterday. The win entitles the 1919 men to fly their flags during the year.
The second annual bag rush at Tufts pits 50 freshmen against an equal number of sophomores. Ten sand filled bags line the field as each side fights for goal lines for about 10 minutes. Freshman captains include Allan Haworth Scully Jeffrey Quint Heald Beacham Lincoln Stroehman and McNamara. Sophomore leaders are Tyler Norton Pryor Swanson Burns O'Mara Drummey Joachim Nash and Powers.
Providence R I Dec 1 The entire Brown football squad augmented by Maxwell and Brace who were sidelined with injuries began practice for the New Year’s day game with Washington State College at Pasadena Cal This marks the first time any players have seen action since a 39 to 8 Thanksgiving victory over the Carlisle Indians Coach Robinson said scrimmage will run three days next week with light drills on the other days The Coast trip lineup remains undecided and may be announced shortly before departure
The Middlesex school soccer eleven from Concord captained by Lowry Hagerman closed its season with a 2-0 defeat at Worcester Academy. Middlesex had two games on its schedule this week after a prior win over Harvard freshmen.
Wilson address listed as 319 Fifth Ave New York for a non refillable bottle promotion. The notice promotes a free booklet of famous club recipes for mixed drinks.
The Millstreams of Chelsea and the Neponset Wanderers clash at Walpole street grounds next Saturday for the State championship. Both teams enter the final undefeated and the 2:30 p m kickoff is highly anticipated amid expectations of a large crowd.
Syracuse University football defeated Oregon Agricultural College 28 to 0 in Portland Oregon. The game featured a mix of tricky plays and decisive scores to secure the win for the Syracuse squad.
Syracuse dominates Oregon Aggies 28 to 0 with Wilkinson scoring two touchdowns and Rafter and Meehan adding scores. Aggies fail to quarterback, rely on fullbacks, while Beverly High prepares for a Saturday Essex county clash under coach Jack McDonald.
Dartmouth announces a 23 game varsity schedule with only seven in Hanover. Opening trip to New York on Dec 29 features Manhattan College, Crescent A C and more across New York Brooklyn and Newark leading to Hanover by mid January.
Lexington High School girls, the state champions, had a scheduled interscholastic match with Arlington High School this afternoon but Arlington forfeited to play a postponed game with Winthrop High. The Winthrop contest was postponed again to tomorrow afternoon, leaving both Lexington and Arlington with no game today.
Dartmouth varsity hockey management announces Bags Wanamaker of Melrose Massachusetts class of 1915 as coach for the coming season. Wanamaker starred as rover on last year’s Green team and was regarded as a premier American college hockey player famed for speed dribbling and attacking skill. Under his guidance Dartmouth ice fans anticipate a successful season.
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