Unbeaten Teams Clash Today in Haverhill Stadium Showdown
Undefeated Haverhill High meets undefeated Scott High School of Toledo Ohio at the new Haverhill municipal Stadium this afternoon in a key inter scholastic football championship bid. Crowds are expected, with officials from Tufts Yale Syracuse on the crew and 15 minute periods listed.
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Haverhill Municipal Stadium
Haverhill High School
Scott High School
Toledo
Haverhill H. Riley
Finnegan
Rowe
Penwell
MacNichols
Hanscom
Felton Sawyer
Culver Cummings
Hadden Ghitoy
Kirk Delaney
Haverhill Meet Scott High in Rare Football Clash
Haverhill High and Scott High of Toledo prepare for a swift contest as both teams boast dominant records. Scott High arrives with a potent backfield and versatile kicking, while Haverhill relies on Eastern football strength. Toledo fans flood Boston with extensive support and wagers mirroring the expected rivalry.
Haverhill Eyes Big Intersectional Clash With Scott High
Haverhill prepares for a pivotal football showdown against Scott High of Toledo Ohio on the stadium gridiron. Star back Edward Delaney is cleared to start and Eastern style aerial play is expected to decide the game as fans flood advance ticket sales in Essex County.
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Scott High
Haverhill
George Culver
Vick
Urschell
Tom Merrel
Pennsylvania
Scott High Eleven
Toledo
Boston
Massachusetts
Haverhill High
Ohio
Edward Delaney
Broderick
Essex County
Wallace Sawyer
Toledo Rooters
Somerville De Paul and Haverhill Scott clash at rival sites
Western schoolboys face two key games as Somerville meets De Paul Academy at Fenway Park and Haverhill plays Scott High in Haverhill. The East crowns scholastic football hopes as these big tests unfold with Fisher Stadium discussions at the Lenox hotel and Boston College cross country plans cited.
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Somerville High
Somerville Favored To Beat De Paul In Big Grid Clash
Somerville fields a strong line and standout backs led by Captain Keating and Tom Thornton to counter De Paul. Lewis Smith commands the backfield as Somerville aims for two touchdowns while facing early rain and De Paul’s shooting forwards and stout line.
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DE Paul
Somerville
Hamilton
Grundman
Ned Keating
Somerville High
le Paul
Boston
Keating
Tom Thornton
Thornton
Lewis Smith
Promoters Eye Willard Carpentier Bout in New York
Tex Rickard faces uphill odds as talk grows of staging the Willard Carpentier fight in New York. Homer Baker trains hard and eyes peak form for the BA A games. Harvard’s Billy Pingham may join the Unicorn relay squad this season with Plugger Bill Halpin and Dave Caldwell forming a strong trio.
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Tex Rickard
New York
Rickard
Billy Pingham
Harvard
Bill
Tom Halpin
Dave Caldwell
Clarifying Season Encounters and Baseball Rule Dispute
The query notes Scott High and De Paul did not meet on the gridiron this season. It asks if Willard and Moran fought for a world title in New York. It also asks which baseball rule is correct when a batter is passed. It states A is right that a passed batter is neither credited with a hit nor an at bat, and B claims he is.
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Scott High
de Paul
Willard
Moran
New York
John J. Judd Attends Springfield Automobile Show Windup
John J. Judd attends the windup of the Springfield Automobile Show, signaling closing events as exhibitors wrap up displays and attendees survey final models.
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John J. Judd
Springfield
Opening of Fred Hendersons new sales rooms and service station
Fred Henderson announces the opening at 949 Commonwealth Avenue as he serves as the New England distributor for Signal trucks and Atlas delivery cars. A L Mercer of B F Goodrich attends the national advertisers convention at Copley Plaza. Captain Harry Comerais of the Fifth Infantry, once in the Boston auto trade, receives a warm reception at the State Boosters dinner at the Lenox. Connell and McKane Company Christmas party trip to the Overland factory will depart Boston by special train next Tuesday morning.
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Fred Henderson
Commonwealth Avenue
Mr. Henderson
New England
Atlas
A. L. Mercer
B. F. Goodrich Company
Copley Plaza
Harry Comerais
Fifth Infantry
Boston
All State Boosters
Lenox
Connell & McKane Company
Overland Factory
Arlington Girls Wallop Somerville In 10–0 Field Hockey Rout
Arlington High School girls field hockey crushed Somerville High 10–0 in the season finale at Spy Pond Athletic Field Arlington. Geraldine Lovett scored eight goals, Marion Wing four, Bertha Richardson two, with Roberts tallying one as Arlington dominated.
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Arlington High School
Somerville High School
Spy Pond
Arlington
Somerville
Ethel Burt
Bertha Richardson
T W
R W
Helen Campbell
Bertha McLear
Geraldine Lovett
Ruth Cunningham
Ethel Roberts
C Fef
Edna Parker
Edith Lynch
Eleanor Bateman
Blanche Hoffman
Rigmon Witt
Wes
Hilda Ohse
Hazel Kimball
Mary Collins
Rebecca Stickney
R. Young
Madeline Thatcher
R. Skilton
Dorothy Roberts
Amy Stone
Mary Willis
Doris Ward
Theresa Lunt
Machine DeWitt
M. Pierce
Marion Wing
Dorothy Lee
Philadelphia
Penn
Sargent School
Eleanor Doty
Helen Bowker
Anna Willis
Cadogan
World’s Champs Must Pay Fines
The National Baseball Commission fined major league players who took part in exhibition games after the 1916 season. President McGill protested and cancelled further games. Violations will lead to heavier penalties. suspended fines may be reinstated if rules are broken again.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
McGill
Baseball Players Fined in League Inquiry Rounding to 100
Fifty-one players from thirteen major league teams faced fines of 25 to 100 dollars. 38 fines were suspended and 18 stood. Boston players Henriksen Janvrin Shorten Hoblitzell Lewis McNally Scott Cady Ruth Barry were fined 100 each, Cobb 50, Young 100 for postseason play, Davis 100 as manager. The commission cited rule violations in New Haven and Eastern cities with Davis’s assurances and limited action by President Johnson and chairman August Herrmann. Fifteen other players were exonerated including Nehf who proved consent from the Nationals president.
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Henriksen
Janvrin
Shorten
Hoblitzell
Lewis
McNally
Scott
Cady
Ruth
Barry
Cobb and Young
Detroit Americans
Davis
Philadelphia Americans
Cobb
Boston Americans
New Haven
Conn
Johnson
August Herrmann
Young
Ty Cobb
Nehf
Boston Nationals
Indianapolis
McGill
Three Stores on Washington Street Adjoin Church and Theaters
A street notice lists three storefronts on Washington Street near the Old South Church. The 311 address faces the corner Boylston Street and the 637 corner near the Gaiety Theatre Building at 659.
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Washington St
Old South Church
Boylston Street
Gaiety Thatre
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AaGo
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Ohio City
Everett
Cowell
Paul Jones & Co., Distillers
Louisville, Ky
Colonial
Boylston St
Arthur Duffey
Jim Thorpe
Wisconsin
Withington
Bob Fowler
Billy Queal
Yale
al Shrubb
Boston College
Fowler
Harry Frazee
Hugh Ward
Red Sox
DePaul-Somerville
Danny McKettrick
Harry Pollock
Fenway Today
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AUNCE
Luther
Neilson
Schneider
Recreation Field
Charley Dickerman
Windy
Trent
St. John’s
Homer Baker
Baker
Charley Schwab
F. W. Davis & CO
West Street
Engravers
Arlington Girls
Peerless
Uniontown, Pa
Tigers
Athletic
School St
Delano
Jack Buck
Plattsburg
Ton Olfars Iggeach Oforcoy United Shirt
Collar CO
Troy
N. Y
Mhoeribach
Con
Keefe
Mass. Ave
D. J. Keefe & Con
Dartmouth St
I-Bo-Pak
Cedar Brook
Bond
F. W. Hunt & CO
Johnson Sporting Goods Co
Cor
Cornhill
Manchester, N. M
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