Wah-Hoo-Wah Echoes as Harvard Prepares Versus Springfield
Harvard football coach Bob Fisher plans a dazzling lineup against Springfield College at Stadium at 2 PM. The daylight saving repeal shifts kickoff an hour earlier and weather may force heavier backs into action with Casey Humphrey Burnham and Captain Murray in the backfield for the Crimson.
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Eddie” Casey
Dick Humphrey
Harvard
Bob Fisher
Springfield College
Crimson
Casey
Humphrey
Burnham
Murray
The
Charles
Yale to face Maryland State with altered lineup
Yale's Captain Callahan is rested due to rain softened Bowl surface raising injury concerns. Kenneth Hamill starts at snapback with Tom Dickens at right tackle and Leon Walker at left tackle as Joe Neville returns briefly from elbow injury while Bob Lay and Fred Webb reclaim starting roles.
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New Haven
Comm
Yale
Maryland State College
Maryland
Joe Neville
Jack French
Callahan
John Mack
Eli
Brown
Princeton
Harvard
Kenneth Hamill
Billy Galvin
Columbia
Tom Dickens
Leon Walker
Hamill
Galvin
Munger
Kirkpatrick
Walker
Bob Lay
Neville
Fred Webb
Jim Braden
Reeserve
Harvard Crimson Face Springfield in Key Football Clash
Coach Berry relies on star Springfield players Graham and Quinlan as Harvard struggles with injuries to Ralph Horween and five Crimson standouts. Springfield aims to pressure Harvard with two big linemen at centre Quinlan and Graham at quarterback. Casey Lee and Weatherhead show kicking prowess in practice as Harvard shifts guards and tackles in a cautious pregame.
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Berry
Graham
Quinlan
Crimson
Cantabrigians
Ralph Horween
Jack Diamond
Joe Ryan
Freddie Church
Duke
Sedgwick
Springfield
Harvard
P. D. Steele
Ed Weatherhead
Springfield Battlers
Wynant Hubbard
Keith Kane
St. George’s
Arnold Horween
Tubby” Clark
Tom Woods
Horween
Casey
Billy Murray
Babe
Felton
Arlington Buries Melrose 39-0 in Mystic Valley clash
Arlington High rolled past Melrose High 39 to 0 at Pine Banks Park in a Mystic Valley league football game. Arlington scored three times each half with sharp forward passes and strong running as Coolidge broke free for several long runs. Melrose players Lane Dale and Hyatt led resistance.
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Arlington High
Melrose High
Pine Banks Park
Melrose
Arlington
Coolidge
Lane
Dale
Hyatt
Melrose Boys
Harvard Springfield Stadium Lineup Listed For Game
The article lists players such as Steele Sovsecessovcee Watson Hubbard Weber Woods Johnson Horween Quinlan Clark Lavik Weatherhead Waters Murray Graham Caasey Schaeffer Drew Civilletto and others for a stadium lineup. Officials include Referee N A Tufts Brown Umpire H Mc Grath Field judge W Dannell Head lines man J B Pendleton Bowdoin.
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Harvard
Springfield
Steele
Watson Hubbard
Weber Woods
Johnson A
Horween
Quinlan Clark
Yooman Kane
Lavik Weatherhead
Waters Murray
Graham Caasey
Schaeffer Umphrey
Drew Urnam
H. ©. McGrath
Boston College
Dannell
Tufts
J. B. Pendleton
Bowdoin
Harvard and Cornell Face Off on Belmont Six Mile Cross Country
Harvard captain Burnham Lewis leads the Crimson against Cornell captain McDermott on the Belmont High School course. The six mile race features ten runners per team with Wenz and Dickinson returning for Cornell after missing the Syracuse meet. Teams include Nally Bemis Dexter Goodwin Harris and Wenz Dickinson Campbell Dickinson etc.
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Harvard
Cornell
Belmont
Hill and Dale
Belmont Hgh School
Burnham Lewis
Crimson
McDermott
Ithacans
Syracuse
Cornellians
T. L. Dickinson
H. Stanton
C. H. King
D. P. Ayers
A. L. Lentz
S. A. Houston
J. B. Duryea
East Boston Dominates Hyde Park 27 0 in District Game
East Boston High defeated Hyde Park High 27 to 0 at Stovy Brook Reservation in a district league game. Colson scored twice including a 60 yard rush for a goal, with Grace and Silver adding touchdowns. Referee MacDonald and umpire Ross presided as four nine minute quarters were played.
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East Boston High
Hyde Park High
Stovy Brook
Hyde Park
Iston
Hast Boston
Colson
Cead
Hussey
East Boston
Grace
Silver
East
Boston
Delien
Steeyestre
Blampide
Pordges Rubin
Tert
Cavanaugh Peusaparey
R G
Laughlin
Dray
We Hurley
Fryberg
Meee
Peaboy Aderlman
Allen Hoffman
Eeien
Wittard Rutsky
Siete Ee
Rutsky
Ross
MacDonald
Hoffman
Quincy
Pfaffman Oval
Quincy High
Revereigh
Townsend
Revere
Ewes E
Lane Young
Accard
Ty Clark Bennett
Prest Hannon
Robinson
Murray
Wentworth
Shaw
Wells
Markiey
Jenkins
Lesser
Davis
Curtis
Barrett Mullarkey
Avitte
Mullarkey
Feree
A. Woodlock
B. Burke
Champion Earl Caddock to wrestle in city soon
Earl Caddock, the world heavyweight wrestling champion, is planned to appear in the city at an early date. George Tuohey has secured assurances that the champion will be active when a suitable opponent is found.
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Earl Caddock
George Tuohey
Coach Cav Recasts Line as Break Gives BC Day Off
The Connecticut Aggies cancelled today’s game with the Maroon and Gold. Major Cavanaugh plans to watch Rutgers or Holy Cross games to study upcoming opponents for his BC squad.
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Connecticut Aggie
Maroon and Gold
B. C
Cavanaugh
Rutgers
Holy Cross
Cavanaugh reshuffles Doyle at center in practice
Coach Cavanaugh moved Jimmie Doyle from guard to center in yesterday’s practice as a contingency for Heaphy. Doyle showed potential while Scanlan’s injury kept him out, with Madden and Downey contributing at back and quarterback roles as the team eyes Rutgers Holy Cross and Georgetown in the coming weeks.
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Cavanaugh
Jimmie Doyle
Doyle
Heaphy
B. C
Maroon and Gold
Foye
Lyons
Brickley
Team
Scanlan
Ted Madden
Army
Madden
Walter Downey
Joe White
Rutgers
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Cav
Scoreless game ends after brawl and near run by Baird
South Boston High School and West Roxbury High battled to a scoreless tie at Pierce Field as Baird nearly broke through in the final minute. A spectator fight disrupted play in the last period, leading to a brief stoppage before conditions forced an earlier finish.
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Baird
South Boston
Cearly
West Roxbury
Pierce
Touok
Boston
W. Roxbiry
Ellly Toland
Ted Meredith Pursues an Adelina Patti Dream
A nostalgic column notes Ted Meredith will try to revive his singing career aiming for an Adelina Patti level. It recalls his past fame and suggests his day may not last forever.
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Ted Meredith
Ted
Strategic Football Line Formations and Center Roles
The passage analyzes ball carriage between the defensive left guard and left tackle, starting at the center. It asks whether the defense fields six or seven men, affecting how to handle an extra or two defensive quarterbacks and how the defensive scheme changes the attacking approach.
Dartmouth Dominates List of Victories Over Opponents
Records show Dartmouth defeating Springfield 40 to 0 and Norwich 13 to 0. They also beat Massy Ames 27 to 7, Penn State 19 to 13, and Cornell 9 to 0. Colgate powers past Susquehanna 35 to 7 and shuts out Brown 14 to 0 and Cornell 21 to 0, with Princeton 0.
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Dartmouth
Springfield
Norwich
Mass
Agm«ies
Penn State
Cornell
Colgate
Susquehanna
Brown
Princeton
Seven man defence dominates regular football formations
The passage analyzes how a seven man defense shapes play by shifting roles among the centre, guards, tackle, and quarterback. It details positional shifts, duties to counter a moving centre, and the cascade of blocking assignments that follows as players adapt to new alignments and the evolving point of attack.
Offensive Block Theory for Ends Guards and Tackles
The passage explains how guards and tackles coordinate with the end to create a power thrust through the defense. It emphasizes aiding the runner, avoiding wasted effort against sliding defenders, and identifying key opponents early. It notes the guard and tackle should be blocked by the offensive line break, not by targeting individuals. (Continued in tomorrow morning's Sunday Pot.)
Williams Football Team Heads to Hartford for Prestigious Bout
Williams College departs for Hartford after a royal sendoff as 20 players travel by Pullman to face Wesleyan. Coach Brooks reviews Wesleyan plays, betting settles at even money, and strong turnout from students and supporters expects heavy attendance for the Williams Wesleyan clash.
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Williamstown
Hartford
Bend
Brooks
Wesleyan
Williams-Wesleyan
Williams
YD Hockey Team Aims for Highly Rated Season
Plans for a YD hockey team composed of former 26th Division members were finalized at a Boston Club meeting. Stars Ted Huntington Don Saunders Jim Healey and Dono Minot, veterans of the Yankee Division, head a lineup expected to rank among the nation’s best.
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Boston City
Ted Huntington
Don Saunders
Jim Healey
Pilgrims
Arena
Boston
New England
Suburban and North Shore League Football Matches Listed
Somerville faces Malden and Cambridge Latin plays Everett in suburban league action. Brookline meets Medford while Lynn English travels to Swampscott and Marblehead visits Lynn Classical in North Shore league games. Other pairings include Boston Trade School at Needham and Harvard 23 at Andover.
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Somerville
Malden
Cambridge Latin
Everett
Brookline
Medford
Lynn English High
Swampscott
Marblehead
Lynn Classical
Boston Trade School
Needham
Peabody High
Fitchburg
Woburn
Lawrence
Portland High
Altham
Milton High
Beverly
Tech
St. John’s
Manchester High
Haverhill
Prichard High
Pinkerton Academy
Harvard
Andover
Springfield
Worcester Academy
Williston
Cushing Academy
Stuntington School
Tufts
Dummer Academy
Country Day
Alien School
Middlesex School
Noble and Greenough
Milton Academy
Dean Academy
Syracuse
Boston Scholastic Grid Action Draws Thousands
Schoolboy football takes center stage as Greater Boston scholastic gridiron clashes attract thousands of local fans while college games remain distant prospects this weekend.
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Greater
Boston
Suburban League Gridiron Showdowns Loom In Boston Area
Everett High faces Cambridge Latin at Everett High Field with Roger Sweetland steering the attack while Roy Kelley and Izzy Zarakov loom as key threats for the Cantabs. Malden High meets Somerville High at Malden Field with captain Max Nayor and Bill Glennon leading Malden as they contest the league title race.
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Everett High-Cambridge
Somerville-Malden High
Everett
Malden
Frank Keaney
Everett High Eleven
Roger Sweetland
Keiley
Lee McDonald
Cantabrigians
Cambridge Latin
Somerville High
Cambridge
Kuster
Koslowsky
Sweetland
Roy Kelley
Izzy
Everett High
Meek
McGowan
Murphy
B. Zarakov
Troy
See
Rudman Po
Skinner
Sayward
Sore
Somerville High Eleven
Malden High School
Dave Morey
Somerville
Greater Boston
Connie Mack Eyes Texas Spring Training Move
Connie Mack plans to base the Athletics in Texas next spring instead of Shibe Park after floods hit Pennsylvania last season. He previously vowed not to take a team to the Lone Star State again but now appears to reconsider.
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Conniie Mack
Texas
Shibe Park
Connie
Lone Star State
Yale and Malden Lead in Harvard Yale Game Hype
In New Haven the focus centers on Fido Kempton and the Blue as Malden’s standout prepares to shine in the Harvard Yale clash. Local supporters expect a standout football performance from Kempton as Yale seeks edge in the big game.
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New Haven
Fido
Kempton
Blue
Horse Racing Card Results From Five Races
A detailed report of seven races with winners and payouts. Wedding Cake won the first at six furlongs, time 1 13 2 5, with Kallipolis second and Ralco third. Jay Bird took the steeplechase, Florence K. runner-up, Lewis vee third, time about two miles. Maiden race topped by Free mantle with Farmingdale second, time 1 141-4. Two-year-old claiming went to Allivan with Kirah second and My Dear third, time 1 13 4-5. Handicap for three-year-olds won by Rapid Day, War Mask second, Ballet Dancer fourth. Three-year-olds and up claiming went to Hong Kong, Grandee second, King John third, time 1 45. Four-year-olds selling saw Puts and Cats first, Little Cottage second, Me Pin third, time 2 34 8-5.
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Wedding Cake
Johnson
Kallipolis
Carey
Ralco
Infide
Limerick
Devil Dog
Epiplanes
Tom Ketchum
Gala Decause
Jay Bird
Smoot
Florence K
Dobson
Lewis Vee
O'Connor
Minton China
Alma Three
Joseph P. Murphy
Collins
Freemantle
Stirling
Farmingdale
Revn
War Plume
Pride of India
Rio
Echo B
Carmelite
Pearl Sea
Musket
Allivan
Butwell
Kirah
Fator
My Dear
Kummer
Ee Airs
Leblevet
Escarpolette
Encrinite
Mildred
American Boy
Rapid Day
War Mask
Fatar
Sande
Sylvanna
War Drive
Hong Kong
Hamilton
Grandee
Bell
King John
Pierce
Dairyman
Little Cottage
Bar Coy
Galley Head
Tootsie
Indolence
Sophia Gatewood
Downes Wins Over Shepherd In Ten Round Bout
South Boston’s Johnnie Downes staged a great comeback to defeat Charlie Shepherd in the 10 round feature. Downes held a weight and skill edge, landing strong inside work as Shepherd fought gamely.
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A. GC
Johnnie Downes
South Boston
Downes
Charlie Shepherd
McKirdy
Shepherd
Johnnie
Howard McRae
Johnny Gray
Chelsea
McRae
Lee
Gray
Illie Corbett
Somerville
Eddie Ford
East Boston
Johnnie Mooney
Newton
Mike DeMio
Australian Pitts to Box Doyle in Upstate Club Bout
Negotiations are underway for a boxing match between Charley Pitts of Australia who recently impressed at Lynn and Paul Doyle of this city. The bout is planned to be held at an upstate club venue pending final arrangements.
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Charley Pitts
Australia
Lynn
Paul Doyle
Thoroughbred results from six races at Jefferson Town track
First race: three year olds only. Lady Luxury wins as Candela rider. times and payouts listed. Second race: maiden three-year-olds and up. Wickford takes event with Arden, Gallant showing. Third race: two-year-olds claiming. Dazie prevails with Marvin runner-up as Cortland and others also run. Fourth race: two-year-olds claiming one mile. St Germain wins with Our Birthday second and Tumbleweed third. Fifth race: Jefferson Town purse. Sway wins over King Gorrin and Sans Peur with rapid time. Sixth race: three-year-olds and upward claiming. Adelante leads, Medusa second, Sosius third.
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Wren
Lady Luxury
Candela
Boyle
Herald
Crump
Marchesa IL
Gweeskan Glance
Rachette
Jago
the Battlewinng
Rappahannock
Mather
Helms and Sauér
Dazie
Lunsford
Marvin
Robinson
Seco’ Cortland
J. Mooney
Miss Minks
Wild Flower
Donna Roma
Maize
Viola
Gaffney
Rich
Amanda Algo Tan
Furth
St. Germain
Bayle
Luke
Thurber
Diamond Girl
Booneville
Simonite
Spectacular Girl
Verdi Loon
Little Sandy
Horace Leech
Ablaze
Jefferson Town
Sway
Vandusen
King Gorrin
Sans Peur
Donahue
War Spirit
Polka Dot
Adelante
Canfield
Medusa
Sosius
Hanover
Thistles Beau
Santileren Wood Thrush
Wenonah
Rhymer
Taniac
Arravan
Mooney
Breeze
Connelly
Omond
el Rey
Heady work by Whelton helps English High beat Brockton
Boston English High won 18 to 7 at Highland Park as Whelton's heady play at quarterback drove the offense. Crabb, Driscoll, and Whelton stood out for English while Doherty and Dunbar contributed on Brockton's side. Referee Redding and linesman Star officiated the four quarter game.
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Brockton
Boston
Brockton High
Highland Park
Whelton
Driscoll
Crabb
English
Shore
Sulli Levenson
Fenger
Epesesuscsoest & Roamer
Oraby
Csacees
Lawegon
Hed Bees A
Cheepeenves
Doherty
Ard
Dunbar Neferee
Redding
Orow Ead
Viaute Ica
West Virginia Star Top Scorer Despite Dartmouth Claim
West Virginia University disputes Dartmouth’s Robertson as leading scorer. Captain Rodgers, Mountaineers fullback, has 86 points this season, a 35 point edge, built from 11 touchdowns and one goal from touchdown. Rodgers weighs 198 pounds and dominates a potent WVU attack.
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West Virginia University
Robertson
Dartmouth
Rodgers
Mountain Eleven
West Virginia
Tigers
Princeton
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