Waltham Eleven Rated Best in Eastern Massachusetts Football
The Post names Waltham High as the top state eleven after a full season review. It notes Roxbury Latin Beverly Somerville Mechanic Arts Malden and others as strong contenders, but praises Waltham's 335 points scored, expert coaching by Nat Tufts, and standout players Stankard Carleton Wright Miller Smith Leary Barry and captain Jack Leary.
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Post
Massachusetts
Roxbury Latin
Waltham
Beverly
Somerville
Mechanic Arts
Malden High
Somerville High
Malden
Watch City
Back Bay
Beverly High
English High
Dorchester
Boston Latin
Commonwealth
Waltham High
Watch City Eleven
Rindge
Roxbury
Hope Street High
Brookline High
Cambridge Latin
North Shore
Latin School
Salem
Witch City
Nat Tufts
Tufts
A. Walter Ballantyne
Stankard
Carleton
Wright
Dusty Miller
Getchell
S. Smith
Tommie Smith
Sanderson
Jack Leary
Barry
Leary
National League Questions Answered by President Pulliam
A New York paper’s questions to National League president Harry Pulliam cover syndicate ball ownership by clubs, voting power, and league actions. Pulliam states there is no syndicate ball in the NL and clarifies ownership of the Pittsburg and Brooklyn clubs while listing Philadelphia figures.
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New York
National League
Harry Pulliam
Mr. Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Dreyfuss
George Dovey
John S. C. Dovey
Philadelphia Club
City of
William J. Shettsline
James Potter
A. E. Newbold
C. B. Newbold
Francis E. Bond
Robert K. Cassatt
C. E. Ingersoll
W. Lyman Biddle
E. M. Robinson
A. van Rensselaer
George Www. Elkins
Charles da Costa
IF. H. Bohlen
Ralph M. Townsend
B. Dawson Coleman
Arthur Brock
George H. Frazier
E. W. Clarke, Jr
N. Hennig
W. Houston
James W. Paul, Jr
Edgar T. Scott
EH. T. Hyneman
Andrew Stevenson
Waltham Gophers Display Sharp Play Against Opponents
Waltham showed superior open play and stifling defense in a game against a rival high school eleven, making forward passes nearly impossible for the opposition to complete.
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Gainer
Waltham
Watch City
Winthrop High Defeats Somerville Phi Delta In Fast Game
Winthrop High won 38 to 15 over Somerville Phi Delta in a fast basketball contest last night. Scorers include Snow 6 Belcher 8 Anderson 3 Taillacy 8 Phillips 1 Lecour 3 Hurley 3 Parks 3 Taylor 1. Hurley also scored on a foul.
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Winthrop High
Somerville Phi Delta
Phi Delta
Meahnee Pets
Snow
Belcher
Rey Phillips
Taylor
Merrill
Winthrop
Somerville
Anderson
Taillacy
Phillips
Lecour
Hurley
Parks
Ganzel Coy on Rochester Baseball Deal
John Ganzel former Cincinnati NL star left Rochester after talks with Rochester Exhibition Company President Chapin about his release being purchased and potential control of the Eastern League club. Ganzel has an offer to go into business in Mexico and will decide after next week's National Commission and Eastern League meetings.
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National League
Ft. Q
Rochester
N. Y
John Ganzel
Cincinnati
Chapin
Rochester Exhibition Company
Ganzel
Mexico
National Commission
Eastern League
New York
Charlie Murphy
Cubs
Charlie
Pulliam
Harry
John T. Brush
New York Nationals
League
Giants
Technology to field varsity baseball team
Students at Technology voted to organize a varsity baseball squad with W. J. Kelley 1909 as manager. Ruckman spoke and staff backing, with a $25 fund pledge to start coaching. Competition will select assistant managers from lower classes, and several players have signed up for positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kelley
Ruckman
Kelley
Tech Runners Set For Cross Country Handicap Race
A large field enters the Technology fall handicap cross country run with many prominent names listed including R. M. Ferry, B. B. Ferry, G. H. Magee, V. V. Ballard, H. I. Peart, I. A. Burton, M. D. Hersey and others. The event promises a strong competition among technologists.
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R. M. Ferry
B. B. Ferry
G. H. Magee
V. V. Ballard
H. I. Peart
I. A. Burton
M. D. Hersey
He Birde
Gy Herreshoff
Rudolph Emmel
C. L. Campbell
H. S. Benson
F. H. Busby
A. J. Thompson
J. G. Tripp
Day Named Assistant Manager of Harvard Basketball
At a Harvard athletic committee meeting Kenneth B. Day of Boston was approved as second assistant manager for the varsity basketball team. Day prepared for Harvard at Roxbury Latin School.
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Harvard Athletics Committee
Kenneth B. Day
Boston
Day
Harvard
Roxbury Latin School
All American football picks stir debate among college experts
Arthur Duffey surveys local selections for All American teams noting Tad Jones from Yale favors Penn and Harvard players ahead of Walter Camp. He previews baseball meetings in New York, cries over schedule changes, and previews winter sports with Yale Biglow injuries and Harvard athletes in Idaho.
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Walter Camp
Tad Jones
Yale
Jones
Penn
Harvard
Quakers
Fischer
Syracuse
Hear
Coy
Tibbet
Princeton
Hollenback
T Re
Biglow
First Ketchell Papke contest winner and related sports notes
The report covers the first Ketchell Papke con test winner, Shrubb’s Brockville relay result after a postponement, Papke pronunciation, bowling candlepins score claims, a cribbage run sequence totaling 31 cards, pitch bid rules, and a note on bound ball and dribble rules in basketball.
Shaughnessy Named Revere Football Captain
The Revere High School Athletic Association met yesterday afternoon and elected William Shaughnessy captain of the football team for next season. Captain Cleaves of the basketball team reported bright prospects for a fast team this season.
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Revere High School Athletic Association
William Shaughnessy
Cleaves
Whitney Leads Inter scholastic Cross Country at Tech Field
More than 2000 spectators watched the MIT event in Brookline with 70 of 90 entries starting and 66 finishing the three mile course. H Whitney of Brookline High won in 17 17, ahead of H E Baker of Providence Classical High. Providence Technical High won the joint trophy with 26 points, Brookline 65, and Providence Classical High 30.
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Tech Field
Brookline
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Larz Anderson Estate
H. Whitney
Brookline High School
Providence Classical High
Brookline High
J. Frank Kanaly
Technology
Major Briggs
T. Whitney
FE. Baker
Ators
Stolworthy
W. A. Ferguson
Mechanic Arts
Hall
Providence Technical
Fine
Providence Technical High
Tgreen
Finneran
R. McWeeney
Providence Classical
J. J. Paglia
English High
Cook
Providence Tchnical
W. C. Siney
Roberts
K. H. Williams
Andover
W. R. Morey
High School of Commerce
P. Jetter
Green
Baker
McWeeney
Higgins
Gourlin
Jobin
Soston Latin—Sullivan
O’callaghan
Ayer
Perrins
Longest paced indoor race set for Park Square tonight
Hugh MacLean and Elmer Collins enter a 20 mile indoor race behind pace at Park Square, claiming the event as the longest raced indoors in the country. Cy clists usually avoid big distances on 10 lap tracks, but the pair take the risk with tires prone to blowouts on small ovals. A strong amateur program precedes the main event as Turville and Ruden race five miles on motorcycles.
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Hugh MacLean
Elmer Collins
Motors
Park Square
Collins
MacLean
Turville and Ruden
East Boston Five Opens Season at Lyceum Hall
East Boston hosts Everett tonight at Lyceum Hall in the season opener. The East Boston lineup features Desmond Crowley Burke Cody and Cornett, while Everett lists Hoyt Renkert Vaughn Wright and others.
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East Boston
Lyceum Hall
Fiverett
Desmond
Cornett
Crowley
Burke
Cody
Everett
Hoyt
Renkert
Vaughn
Wright
Gotch Plans Return to America for Match Talks
American champion wrestler Frank Gotch told a London sporting paper that he discussed a possible bout with Hackenschmidt but will not seek a match in Great Britain. Gotch says any challenger must meet him in America.
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Harry LeMoyne
Harvard
Dubois
Idaho
Harry
LeMoyne
London
Frank Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Great Britain
Gotch
America
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