Yale reshuffles lineup for Brown game and beyond
Yale announces a major shakeup with Way, Cooney and Marting at center trio, Ketcham moved to right end, Wilson to quarterback, and Dunn installed at fullback. Ainsworth wins left half and earns surprise recall after a week away, while Cornell shifts, injuries hit Markle and Castles, and Goss, Glass, Bloomer, Shevlin, and Hutchison join the coaching staff as Yale braces for Princeton and Harvard in consecutive Saturdays.
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Yale
Way
Cooney
Marting
Ketcham
Aleck Wilson
Dave Dunn
Tommy Cornell
Ainsworth
Cornell
Colgate
Harvard
Wilson
Knowles
Dr. Bull
Scrub
Don Markle
Markle
Johnny Castles
George Goss
Ned Glass
Ralph Bloomer
Tom Shevlin
Guy Hutchison
St Mark's Triumphs in Annual Gridiron Battle 13 to 3
Southboro Nov 5 St Mark's edged Groton 13 to 3 in a hard fought annual game. Harvey and DeRham scored for St Mark's with Horne kicking the extra point and Emmons booting the field goal. Groton's lone score came on a late stretch as the defense held tight through four quarters.
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ST. Mark’s
Groton
Bob Emmons
Southboro
Stevens
Nash
St. Mark's
Harvey
G. DeRham
Horne
feld—Emmons
Tufts
Brown
Marshall
Harvard
Mnesman—Rankart
Dartmouth
White Sox Defeat New York Giants in El Paso
In El Paso on November 5 the Chicago Americans beat the New York Nationals 10 to 7. Mathewson started for New York, followed by Hearne. Final line shows White Sox 10 runs on 15 hits with 2 errors, Giants 7 runs on 8 hits with 0 errors. Key players include Scott, Schalk, Mathewson, Hearne and Meyers.
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White Sox
NEW York Giants
EL Paso
Texas
Chicago Americans
New York Nationals
Mathewson
New York
Hearne
R.H.E. White Sox
Giants
Scott
Schalk
Meyers
Patchwork of rivalries shapes Essex high school football
Worcester Academy and Williston Seminary mend years of bad blood and plan a game this year easing tensions between natural rivals. Rindge Tech backs a Cambridge home game to help fund their new field while Waltham High faces injuries ahead of the Newton match. St John’s and Salem High prepare for a county title showdown at Bertram Field in Salem, a clash seen as pivotal for the Essex circuit.
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Worcester Academy
Williston Seminary
Jack Calnan
Seminary
Rindge Tech
Haverhill High
Charlie Linehan
Rindge
Cambridge
Waltham High
Newton High
Watch City
Bacon
Leary
Healey
Tracey
Essex County
St. John’s
Salem High
Salem
Danvers
St. John's
Bertram Field
Satem
Maine Wins From Colby In Intercollegiate Cross Country
Maine wins the Maine intercollegiate cross country meet with Colby second and Bowdoin third in Waterville. Prett of Maine leads finish in about 27 minutes 7.6 seconds over Wenz of Colby, with six Maine runners in the top eight. Governor Haines started the race as official starter and a potential Atlas A A bout between Egan and Gallant is teased for the next tournament.
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Waterville
University of Maine
Maine
Colby
Bowdoin
Bates
Prett
Wenz
William T. Haines
Joe Eran
Gilbert Gallant
Atlas A. A
Egan
Fettle
Chelseatte
Groton Defeats St Mark's In Narrow Football Thriller
In a hard fought late game Groton School overturns a 0 0 start and edges St Mark's 18 3 after Emmons a 11 year old sub shifts the momentum with a 22 yard drop goal from the 22 yard line to spark Groton. De Rham Davison and Gaston lead the back lines and punting battles as Groton attacks with a late surge.
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DE Rham
ST. Mark's
Groton
St. Mark’s
Emmons
Jack Robinson
G. DeRham
Thacher
Horne
Groton School
Gaston
Burr
Stillman
R. Tyng
James
Davis
Davison
Boyd
St. Marks
Coolidge
St. Mark
Harvard
Harvard Crimson Scrimmage Hones Drop Kicks Before Princeton Game
Harvard conducted a hard afternoon scrimmage as the Crimson prepared for the Princeton game. Brickley and Mahan led drop kicking with 10 successful tries in 19 attempts, while Logan added one. The squad, missing only center Trumbull, plans a large Princeton-bound group and a mass meeting at the Harvard Union before departure Friday.
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Varsity
Brickley
Mahan
Logan
Princeton
Bradlee
Crimson
Trumbull
Louey
Storer
Tigers
Harvard
Hardwick
O'Brien
Hitchcock
Cowen
Soucy
Pennock
R. G
Gilrifin
R. T
Dana
R. E
Q. B
H. B
R. Hb
John Cutler
the Athletic Association
Harvard Union
Lowell
Former Stars Help Boston College Ahead of Fordham Game
Boston College added three former B B C stars to the coaching and squad. Hurld and Leonard, both from 1911 era, joined backfield drills with Hartigan on hand for ends. Joy’s squad held a second scrimmage with three elevens, scoring against the freshman and all-star teams while keeping their goal line intact. A final scrimmage is planned to determine the lineup for Saturday’s Fordham clash.
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Boston College
Dan Hurld
Varsity
George Leonard
Jack Hartigan
Cowboy
Fitzgerald
Joy
Husky
Fordham
Fort Strong Tops Fort Andrews 7 to 6 in Gridiron Duel
Fort Strong beat Fort Andrews 7 to 6 on Fort Andrews home field. Scoring came from Post and Fowler for Strong with Sterner adding the extra point on the kickoff. Officials included Referee First Sergeant Rapford Umpire Finn and Head Linesman Sergeant Glonet.
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Fort Strong
Fort Andrews
Raver
Chase
R E
Mansberger
Rooney Zimer
Vy T
Houck
Dillon
Stelik
Ieee Wrei
Puei
Ben Sh
Tee Stodgbill
Pask
Norris Violetts
Corporal
Nolan Sterner
Rover
Mixed doubles semis set in Lexington high tennis tourney
On the Neighborhood Club courts Olive H Locke and Max Seltzer defeated Marjory Patterson and Galen Russell 8-6 4-6 6-2 in the semi finals of the first annual fall Lexington High School tennis tournament. They advance to meet Marjory Smith and George Emery in tomorrow’s doubles championship.
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Lexington
Olive H. Locke
Max Seltzer
Marjory Patterson
Galen Russell
Harvard Team Is Held Scoreless by Princeton Varsity
Princeton varsity, using mock Brickley and Mahan formations, shut out Harvard Team B for 20 minutes of scrimmage at Princeton, N J. Harvard then played a half hour with the freshman eleven, yielding a 9 to 0 varsity win. Payne scored after a steady advance and Baker kicked from the 25 yard line.
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Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Harvard
Brickley
Mahan
Hardwick
Crimson
Kirby
Tibbitts
Payne
Brad” Streit
Baker
Eddie Hart
30 Bouts At B A A Opening
Thirty amateur boxing bouts opened the season at the B A A with many new faces and close matches. Notable results included Jack Noonan defeating C O Connell in a brisk battle that required an extra round, with finals slated for Saturday night at the B A A. The event lasted four hours with several class trials and second rounds completed or contested.
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Jack Noonan
Dorchester
O’connell
Arlington
Noonan
Dan MacCormack
East Boston
Raymon Durrett
Cambridge
Thomas Joyce
Roxbury
Ted Murray
Peter Gies
Charles Orthman
Malden
Frank Orthman
Thomas Higgins
Charles Ross
Jamaica Plain
George King
Boston
Tony Watsan
Brighton
Miles Rock
Guy Macy
West Hanover
Dan Collins
South Boston
Steve Phillips
Frank Hallahan
John Concannon
William Bodick
Thomas J. Lally
Providence
Edward Brown
J. O'Connell
Charlestown
Patrick Lacy
Watertown
William Lloyd
Dan Morley
Dan Price
Chelsea
Fred Garrity
Lowell
Joe Stanwood
Johnny Murphy
Howard MacRae
Steve Griffin
C. O'Connell
Walter Ridge
Brockton
al Ferretti
W. T. Eddows
John Perry
Charles Andrews
Lynn
Nell Coyle
Edward Crowley
Yoe Jerardi
Everett
Charles Andrewa
Burns in Mat Bout Tonight at Grand Opera House
The clash between Cyclone Burns and Weideman in a best two of three falls match aims to shape both wrestlers' futures. Burns trains hard and seeks a win, while Weideman, making his first local appearance, hopes to prove himself and advance to bigger opportunities.
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Burns
Weideman
Grand Opera House
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