English High Wins Scrappy City School Football Battle
English High defeated Hoppy 10 to 6 in a rough game marked by frequent scrambles and several player injuries. Key moments featured Woodbury and Ashley scoring for English High while Nickerson held Hoppy until a late surge. Farnsworth and Murphy anchored their lines as both teams fought for control throughout two 20 and 25 minute halves.
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English High
Hoppy
Dean
Farnsforth
Nickerson
Bert Ashley
Siestane
Woodbury
Teevens
Murphy
Mack
Buxbaum Con O’brien
Oreilly
Rorke
Cole
Shea
Gargent
Brooks
Buxbaum
Noyes
English
Sherlock
O'Reilly
Ware
O’reilly
Farnsworth
Goluis
Duty
Coonbury
Vert
Engiish
High
Oodbury
Bost
O'briéh
Ashley
Peevens
Woodpary
Buxpaum
Englhigh
Bukbaum
Sooka Edu
Pasa
Clarke Canworth
Rothin
H T
Sicherven
Pad Ashley
Noyes Roceraanee
PJ Brooks
Woodbof
Gerry Newell
Harvard
Jeree—Dunlop
Lhinesmen
Barrett
Holton
Heart Ailment Baffles Doctors In Turon Chronicle
An ailing patient in Turon faces a serious heart condition deemed untreatable by local physicians. The report notes limited options and uncertain prognosis as family seeks further medical guidance.
I. S. F. A Meeting Rules Protests in Junior Games
A meeting of the I S F A last night acted on several junior team protests. Dedham High had its protest against Roxbury Latin sustained and the game ordered replay. Medford High defeated Newton on protest, with the score 12-0 in Medford’s favor.
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Eddie Cole
Hoppy
Ed Murphy
Boston Latin
Spaulding
Clark
Dedham High
Roxbury Latin
Medford High
Newton
Medford
Boston College Faces Harvard Law in South End Game
Boston College meets Harvard Law this afternoon at the South End grounds with an 8 m kickoff. Landrigan is out. Keon starts at left tackle. Brewnat quarterback Brewin makes debut. Holland expected at right half. Currie to see time.
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Boston College
Harvard Law
South End
Boston
Newtowne A. A
Law School
Landrigan
Keon
Holland
Currie
Brewin
Reynolds
Grady
Prenderghast
Bolles
Ryan
Riley
White
Hurley
Martin Shanahan
O’connell
Long
Alichin
Tigers Tail Lafayette in Final Varsity Practice
Princeton prepared for tomorrow's clash with Lafayette on the varsity gridiron. A large slate of coaches supervised a lively signal drill as regulars stayed fresh. Fred Smith worked with Baird while Cook advised Hillebrand and Holly and Balliott shadowed the center trio Edwards Booth and Crowdis.
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Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Lafayette
Fred Smith
Baird
Yep
Cook
Hillebrand
Holly
Balliott
Edwards
Booth
Crowdis
Yale Faces Chicago A A Team In Tight Contest
Yale's light practice ahead of tomorrow's game with Chicago A A, the heaviest opponent Yale has faced this year. Chicago's line averages over 200 pounds, while Yale struggles at left end with Sclocovitch and Conner. Chicago arrives in good shape. a close, hard match is anticipated with fast North halfbacks in the visitors lineup.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Chicago A. A
Rodgers
Conner
Sclocovitch
Chicago
Yaie
Aoston Latin Triumph Over Cambridge High in River Park Clash
Niotton Latin defeated Cambridge High on Charles River Park field by 22 to 0 in a decisive victory. The Latin School, outweighed but resilient, dominated the game with strong defense and quick scoring bursts.
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Aoston
Cambridge High
Niotton Latin
Charles River Park
Yestern
Latin School Defeats Cambridge in 22 to 0 Match
Boston Latin boys dominated the first half as Kelly and the line repeatedly pierced Cambridge. Carey Talbot and Kelly starred for Latin while Warnock Donovan and Clarkson battled hard for Cambridge. final score Boston Latin 22 Cambridge 0 with two Morand touchdowns and Finneran kick.
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Cambridge
Kelly
Carey
Talbot
Boston Latin
Warnock
Donovan
Clarkson
Boston
O’ Nell
Morand
Finneran
Pennsylvania Looks Ahead to Carlisle Game With Light Practice
The University of Pennsylvania completed a secret final practice ahead of the Carlisle Indians game. All but Boyle the left end practiced, with Folwell stepping in at left end and Hedges at right for Dickson. The team expects a tough contest and therefore kept drills light.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Carlisle Indians
Boyle
Pennsylvania
Folwell
Hedges
Dickson
Gloucester and area prep football notes from early season
Reports detail Gloucester A s strong lineup with heavy players and upcoming games at Roxbury and Franklin Park. Dorchester High and Mechanic Arts postpone, Cambridge Manual faces Worcester Academy, and Dorchester players brace for injuries as season continues with New England colleges and Boston papers forecasting Yale Harvard clash.
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Beverly A. A
Gloucester A
Gloucester
Wellington
Dorchester
Mechanic Arts
Franklin Park
Cambridge Manual
Worcester Acade
Worcester
Academy Boys
Harry Kane
Oston College
Fifer
Williams
Amherst
Medford High
Robinson Ae
Dedham High
M. Church of
Maine League Opens With Rugged Roller Polo Action
Maine League inaugurates the season tonight with New Bedford at Pawtucket and Fall River at Providence. Pawtucket’s Bone and Cunningham look to pace the rush as Salem gears up with a new rink refit. Tom Cotter leads Fall River and Frank Wodtke is set for the rush line in Mill City. The Maine and National Leagues expect hot races as committees address player loans and season questions.
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Maine
Pawtucket
Lonsdale
Portland
Curtis
Lincoln
Ters
Lonedale
RB. I.etree
Salem
Amar
Tom Cotter
Fall Rivers
Georges
Bone
Cunningham
Maineague
Tom Cotte
Fall River
Frank Wodtke
Mill City
Providence
New Bedford
Spencer
Gardiner
Doe
John F Morrill
Boston
Colonel Osgood
Wiston
Richards
Lague
St Murnane
Nat League
Harvard Coach Orders Silence on Practice Details
Harvard coach Forbes restricted questions about practice amid criticism of backs and signals. He praised Dibblee as the star, noted Moulton’s minor injury, and said the team would stay in Cambridge next week with lighter workouts ahead of the Yale game. Tickets for Yale draw heavy demand as line forms at Cambridge and Boston outlets.
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Harvard ‘Varsity
Harvard
Sullivan
Sawin
Dibblee
Moulton
Cabot
Auburndale
Woodland Park
Cambridge
Yale
New Haven
Soldiers Field
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston
Gray Halls
Matthews
Leavitt & Pierce
Wright & Ditson’s
Boston
Pennsylvania
Lehmann
Charles
Union Boat Club
Fenway
Harvard Bridge
Jim Perkins
Biddle
Perkins
Brown
Bow
Wood
Goodrich
McDuffie
Blake
du Bois
Adamé
Marvin
Byrd
Robinson
Higginson
Heath
Fitzgérald
Pierce
Marsh
Lapsley
Butler
Dean
Merrill
Wilson
Newton
Gould
Alger
Richardson
Savage
Algiers
Harris
Bolling
Hasley
Mallinsbrodt
Laurel House Cup Final at Ocean County Hunt and County Club
M. R. Wright of Philadelphia defeated James Converse of the Home Club to win the Laurel House Cup after a day of semi finals that saw Wright and Converse advance by beating H. B. Curtiss and A. Claftin respectively.
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Ocean County Hunt and County Club
M. R. Wright
Curtiss
James Conversé
A. Claftin
Wright
Converse
Philadelphia
James Converse
Ballot issues stir Massachusetts L A W members
Complaints show many Massachusetts Division L A W members did not receive ballots for chief consul and officers. Some ballots go astray in mail. those changing addresses should contact A G Frothingham with a two cent stamp. Sterling Elliott reports broad support in Brockton and favors stricter ballot secrecy and a 10 percent local membership rebate. Alonzo D Peck confirms Elliott's potential election and signals a new road book proposal.
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Massachusetts
W. B. Chipman
Tiger Roadsters
A. G. Frothingham
Chauncy Street
Boston
Brockton
Sterling Elliott
League
Shoe City Wheelmen
Elliott
Alonzo D. Peck
Peck
Five City League bowling leaders and top performers
The City League last night featured five games with high scores at Meyers alleys and Carruth, led by the Boylston team totaling over 2000. Fred Marden topped the individual standings with 22 for the highest string, while Tommy McCarthy’s squad lost to Meyers 2441. Callaghan of the Carruths saved a 231 single, and notable activity included new ladies teams for the Casey Whist Club and a Mercantile Amateur Bowling League meeting at Boylston alleys.
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Boylston
Noble
Roxbury
Boylstons
Fred Marden
Meyers Alleys
Cambridge
Tommy” McCarthy
Meyers
McCarthy
Lawson
Murray & Irwin
O’bryan
Ralph Klucken
Carruth
Shermans
Callaghan
Carruths
Sudbury
Bean
John Sheafe
Casey Whist Club
Will Tor
Charley Lavis
John Powers
Fred Lake
Bostons
Mike Kelly
Arthur Cann
Prendergast
Fossa
Harrigan
Harry Dolan
Roughans
Charlestown
Mercantile Amateur
Secreetary
Cass
Jeffries Club
East Boston
Massachusetts Interclub League
Battery
Boston Bowling Association
American Bowling Congress
Congress
Boston
Julius Meyers
Berry
Aero Alleys
Fred Williams
Freeman
Joe Parker
The
Sudburys
Old Dorchester
Eagle Cycle Club Officers Decry Candidates in Dispute
In a note to the editor the Eagle Cycle Club officers denounce Percival and Collins for discrediting Sterling Ellicott. They pledge 90 percent of members support for Elliott while noting the club lacks rooms and has furniture seized for debt. The signatories are H. J. Quinn Ed Fay C. Spelliey George Dennis.
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Eagle Cycle Club
Percival
Collins
Sterling Ellicott
Elliott
Sterling Elliott
H. J. Quinn
Ed Fay
C. Spelliey
George Dennis
Bicycle notes and political moves in New England
A New York ad promising Columbia chainless bicycles at fifty dollars proved a dodge as the firm sold only two chainless wheels at regular price. George D. Gideon emerges as a possible presidential contender, while Trinity Cycle Club seeks permanent incorporation. Reports note low turnout in New York and Massachusetts elections, and Pope Manufacturing sees three motor carriage orders from Europe and England. Arthur Sidwell resigns from Record Petal, and Noyes Bros of Washington named general counsel.
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New York
Pope Manufacturing Company
George D. Gideon
L. A. W. Racing Board
Remington Century
W. B. Handy
Tremont Street
Massachusetts
Trinity Cycle Club
Rubber Tire Association
Mott
Nat Butler
Butler
Cable
Belgium
Germany
England
Arthur Sidwell
Record Petal Company
Noyes Bros
Washing
Hawley Folsom Romi I Defeat Team Two In Candlepin Match
Team No 1 of Hawley Folsom Romi Mus defeated Team No 2 by six pins in a candlepin match at St James alleys last evening. Scores not fully provided.
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Hawley, Folsom
Romimus
St. James Alleys
Local Bowling Standings At Jefferson Alleys Delano Leads
The American Bowling Congress notes Delano leads with 120 in a single string at Jefferson Alleys. Brown and Coman each have 113, while Julius sy and his star quintet await another appearance. Gla Ver bowler Jim Fossa posted 0 in the third string yesterday.
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American Bowling Congress
Jefferson
Delano
Brown
Coman
Julius Sy
Binner
Hickey
Kersey
Jim Fossa
Amthy’s
Esterday
Kenn
The
Hubs
Rossi
Murray & Tie
Central
Magnolia
Bectéto
Pies- In -H. Barnés
Sudbury
First annual Hibernian concert in Roughan Hall Charlestown
The universal verdict of the participants called the event a success. Hobbs's Orchestra provided music and the hall showcased Irish and American flags with many elegant outfits among around 300 couples. President Maguire led the grand march with Mrs Maguire, and a long list of officers and guests attended from divisions and clubs across Boston and surrounding areas.
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Boston
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Middlesex
Suffolk
Hobbs
Thomas H. Maguire
Patrick J. Kevill
Michael McCarte
John Finnerty
Patrick Kerrigan
John F. King
John Herbert
Patrick Cunningham
Dominick Conlon
Edward F. Rogers
Owen O’loughlin
Timothy Sullivan
James J. Kelley
Henry Wall
William Ford
Maguire
Mary Anne Regan
Thomas
Killoran
Annie Killoran
Mary F. Maguire
John Rooney
Annie Reyne
P. J. Higgins
James Friel
William J. Cronin
Charles McCarthy
John B. O’higgins
Martin J. Roche
Patrick Hannon
Eugene Murphy
Patrick J. Degnan
Michael McCarthy
Hugh Mulligan
John H. Pence
James Kavenny
Owen L. Lavin
Sligo Club
John W. Flynn
East Cambridge
Andrew Trahey
James Mantle
George J. Lovett
East Boston
Patrick Kelly
John O'Neill
Patrick McManus
John Doherty
John H. McCaffrey
Thomas Kelleher
Peter Clark
Michael O’connor
D. J. Cronin
Thomas Maguire
Thomas W. Shaw
Eugene McCarthy
New Bullet Proof Armor Demonstrated in Brooklyn Exhibit
W L Foote unveiled bullet proof auto dynamic armor at the Twenty third Regiment Armory in Brooklyn. Tests used a Krag Jorgensen rifle and a Winchester. the armor resisted penetration and self sealed after bullet entry. Present were Count Goetzen and General D T Mert wage of the Russian navy.
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New York
Twenty-third Regiment Armory
Brooklyn
W. L. Foote
Foote
Count Goetzen
Washington
D. T. Mertwage
Dedham Club to shoot at Islington this afternoon
Sunday Post page item lists sporting events across New England. Dedham Sportsmen's Club plans a shoot at Islington this afternoon. Weld Boat Club four oared crew races on the Charles River begin at 8:30 from Union Boat Club to Harvard Bridge.
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Sunday Post
Dedham
Islington
California
San Francisco
Agetem
Institute
Louis Keegan
William Saray
Chicago
Johnson
Scranton
Penn
Frelange Club
Gloucester
New England
Jack Burke
Eastport
Pat Carroll
America
New England Kecnel Club
Mechanics’ Building
South Boston
Union Boat Club
Harvard Bridge
Fenway
Prof CEO Codfrey Zaacher of Boring
A brief notice lists Zaacher Codfrey from 14 Fancves Street Boom 6 Ba as a local profile in an on page directory. The fragment suggests a formal title and residence but lacks further context or dates.
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Codfrey
Zaacher of
Boring
Fancves St
Boom 6
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