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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1921

Page

7

Harvard Princeton clash looms in Nassau football narrative

Princeton and Harvard prepare for a pivotal game at Palmer Stadium. Bill Roper cautions a hard fought battle as experts note the forward pass threat from Fisher with Buell Churchill and Fitts key for Harvard. Ticket demand soars with 50,000 expected. Princeton lineups and tactics spar with Harvard plans.

Princeton N. J Harvard Bill Roper Bill Churchill Owen Fitts Tigers Crimson Roper Fisher Buell Macomber Tiger Gore Palmer Stadium Manhattan Nassau Yale Trenton Palmer Harvard-Princeton Irwin Jordan Hall Right & Ditson’s

Today’s college football games list from multiple venues

A long schedule of college football matchups across campuses and cities. Harvard plays Princeton in Princeton while Yale meets Maryland in New Haven and many others fill the day across Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, and more with games at Braver Field Medford and Yale Grounds among venues.

Harvard Princeton Boston College Marietta Braves Field Tufts Boston University Medford Yale Maryland New Haven Wesleyan Amherst Cornell Columbia Yale Grounds New York Penn Lafayette Philadelphia Pittsburg Nebraska West Point Notre Dame N. Y Brown St. Bonaventure Providence Centre Kentucky Lexington Baltimore Muhlenburg Lehigh South Bethlehem Rowdoin Va Maine Orono Clarkson Tech Midlebury Middlebury Vermont Norwich Northfield Ursinos Pennn Military College Chester Carnegie Tech Penn State State College Hobart Rensselaer Troy N. Y Mass Aggies

Mdermott's Run Wins Game At Granite City Grid

The Boston Latin School defeated Quincy High 7 to 0 on the Granite City field. A 60 yard run around right end by McDermott secured the victory after a tight battle, as Quincy’s List man quarterback left the game in the third period with injuries.

Boston Latin School Quincy High Granite City Quincy McDermott Listman

Beecher Beats Martin in Eight Rounds for Decision

New York tonight Charlie Beecher defeated Pepper Martin in eight rounds while Eddie O'Hare former amateur middleweight champion earned boxing honors in an eight round bout against veteran Hughie Walker of Kansas City.

New York Charlie Beecher Pepper Martin Eddie O'Hare Hughie Walker Kansas City

Kramer Is Winner at the Arena

Four great bouts highlighted the Fenway A A boxing card at the Arena last night. The program drew a strong crowd and lasted past 11 o clock with Kramer securing a victory in one of the headlining bouts.

Kramer The Fenway A. A

Kramer Edges Narrowly in Close Donnie-Kramer Fight

The Providence boxer Donnie Kramer lost a disputed decision to Terry Martin of Philadelphia after a ten round bout. Martin led in five rounds and outjabbed throughout while Kramer’s left was feared but largely blocked. Paddy Flynn was knocked out by Jimmie White in a ten round semi final. Freddie Madden defeated Lucas in eight rounds. Jack Savage fell to Biff Clancy in an eight round preliminary.

Donnie Kramer Terry Martin Providence Kramer Martin Paddy Flynn Everett Jimmie White New York White Flynn Freddie Madden East Boston Young Lucas Waterbury Conn Lucas Madden Jack Savage Brockton Biff Clancy

Greb Dominates Weinert in Madison Square Garden Bout

In New York on November 4, Harry Greb of Pittsburgh won 14 of 15 rounds against Charley Weinert of Newark in a star boxing match at Madison Square Garden. Weinert split an 11th round decision, while Greb put Weinert on the verge of knockout in the first round and staggered him multiple times.

New York, N. Y Harry Greb Pittsburg Madison Square Garden Charley Weinert Newark New Jersey Adonis Greb Weinert

Cleveland Team to Train in Dallas Next Spring

Manager Tris Speaker announced the Cleveland baseball team will train in Dallas again next spring. He said he signed a contract leasing the local baseball park after March 1, 1922, as a training ground.

Dallas Texas Cleveland Tris Speaker Speaker

Today's City School Football Matches List

Somerville vs Malden Cambridge Latin vs Newton Everett vs Brookline Mediorava vs Bindge Cambridge Haverhill vs Lawrence Waltham vs Portland Dorchester vs Newburyport Worcester Academy vs Andover Peabod vs Salem Lowels vs Woburn Lynn English vs Swampscott Dedham vs Norwood Allen vs Middlesex St Johns Prep vs St Anselm St Johns High vs St James Haverhill Thayer vs St George Manchester vs Fitchburg Watertown vs Winchester Melrose vs Wakefield Natick vs Concord Marblehead vs Beverly Tufts 26 vs Dean Maynard vs Wellesley Country Day vs Browne Nichols Stonehare vs Lexington

Somerville Malden Cambridge Latin Newton Everett Brookline Mediorava Bindge Cambridge Haverhill Lawrence Waltham Portland Dorchester Newburyport Worcester Academy Andover Peahod Salem Lowels Woburn Lynn English Swampscott Dedham Norwood Allen Middlesex St. John’s Prep St. Anselm’s St. John’s High St. James Thayer St. George Manchester Fitchburg Watertown Winchester Melrose Wakefield Natick Concord Marblehead Beverly Tufts Dean Maynard Wellesley Browne & Nichols Stonehare Lexington

Plans for City Hockey Delayed by Shoe Trades Club Moves

At a meeting last night the Shoe Trades Club players were claimed by two or three teams. Clubs will register their men by November 15 and then hold a meeting to finalize plans for local hockey this winter.

Shoe Trades Club

Marietta Grid Scalp Impresses Boston College Matchup

Boston College and Marietta prepare for a second intersectional clash at Braves Field. Marietta, led by captain Robinson and quarterback Weihl, hopes to rebound after notable aerial plays last year, while BC faces a strong Buckeye State squad with Meyers and Jolley providing line strength.

Boston College Braves Field Meyers Robinson Jolly Eagle Braves’ Field Marietta Middle West Ohioans B. C Cav Ohio Carmen Comerford Shaw Koslowski Jolly Elbery Wolfe W. Doyle Reiter Donnellan Weill Linton Robinson Mantthews Billett Kelliher Thomas Time F. W. Lowe Dartmouth G. W. Brown E. T. Donnelly Trinity

Paton fractures leg as Boston suffers tough setback

In a long setback at the Heights the Boston squad learned X ray confirms Steve Paton fractured the same bone in his leg that sidelined him earlier. Darling is also out with injury while Donnellan steps in as substitute. Matthews Liston and Kelliher return to form a strong carrier line as Marietta challenges.

Boston Steve Paton Chuck” Darling Texas Steve Fordham Charlie Donnellan B.’C Wally Matthews Liston Kelliher Marietta

Roxbury Latin Team Top Noble & Greenough 14 to 0

Roxbury Latin School football eleven defeated Noble and Greenough at Dexter Field Brookline 14 to 0. Roxbury led with a first quarter touchdown after a forward pass Castle scored, the second score came in the second period, Noble fumbled repeatedly and fell short on several drives.

Roxbury Latin School Dexter Field Brookline Noble & Greenough Noble Roxbury Castle

Bobby Dyson Beats California Bantam Champ at Casino

In Fall River on November 4 Bobby Dyson of New Bedford defeated Al Walker bantam champion of California in a 10 round bout at the Casino. Dyson rallied in the final round to claim the decision amid boos as Walker was seen to stand up to strong exchanges. Also in the card semi final Young Kennedy of Pawtucket defeated Young Enos of Fall River in eight rounds.

Fall River Bobby Dyson New Bedford al Walker California Dyson Whaler Walker Young Kennedy Pawtucket Young Enos

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