Harvard Stadium Hosts Army Navy Radio Game
Plans are set for the Army vs Navy football game at Harvard Stadium on Saturday November 16. Harvard Radio School seeks the service championship with five prior wins while Camp Devens Depot Brigade rounds up former stars and thousands of Radio School cadets rally to the cause. The event features a 2 pm kickoff with a band concert starting at 1:30 pm and performances by the Harvard Radio School band and the Camp Devens soldier band.
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Army
Navy
Harvard Stadium
Cambridge
Harvard Radio School
Camp Devens Depot Brigade
Radio School
Devens
Ayer
New Policy Proposed For Interstate Trap Shooting Association
At the Interstate Trap Shooting Association annual meeting in New York on November 7 an executive committee was named to draft a new policy and plans to admit amateur trapshooters as members. The move would require a full revision of the constitution and by laws.
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New York
Interstate Trap Shooting Association
Crimson squad prepares for Tufts with veterans
Reggie Brown and Bob Guild aided Coach Donovan to prime the Crimson service eleven for the Tufts opener. Big Ben Hunneman at full back and Razz Porter at left halfback head a strong backfield as Coach Donovan envisions a string of Crimson victories. Joseph Kozlowsky named captain of Cambridge High and Latin. T. L. Maloney to lead Rindge Tech.
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Reggie Brown
Bob Guild
Haughton
Pooch
Donovan
Crimson Service
Tufts
Harvard
Medford
Crimson
Big Ben Hunneman
Crimson Eleven
Tuftsmen
Razz Porter
Razz
Joseph Kozlowsky
Cambridge
T. L. Maloney
Rindge Tech
Allies Triumph and Dempsey Shocks Levinsky Echoes
An eclectic sports column notes Allied victory celebrations and Dempsey’s quick KO of Levinsky, Yale’s football pause, and University and club football news. It highlights World War I fundraisers, radio and Newport updates, and golfer M. J. MacMullen’s Paris Red Cross duties.
Newport to Meet Harvard Radio School Eleven on Saturday
Newport signals a strong comeback with most players back from injuries as Captain Lynch leads Holy Cross trained lineup against Harvard Radio School. Swede Jungstrom the Rhode Island fullback and punter will anchor Newport drives while Goode from Maine is a key blocker in the forward line. Newport seeks victory to redeem a faltering season and boost town support.
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Newport
Harvard Radio School
Rhode Island
Rhode Islanders
Newport Aggregation
Holy Cross
University of Maine
Lynch
Goode
University of Maine Guard
Jungstrom
Camp Edgar to Meet Camp Plunkett in Framingham
The first United War Work fund service football game will be played tomorrow in Framingham as Camp Edgar faces Camp Plunkett Wakefield. Both squads boast former school and college stars and aim for the state service title with strong preliminaries. A large Wakefield delegation accompanies the Plunkett team.
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United War Work Fund
Framingham
Camp Edgar
Camp Plunkett
Wakefield
Edgarites
Plunkett
Women Golfers End Season At Brae-Burn Meet
In the final event of the season the Women's Golf Association of Boston held a team match at Brae-Burn Country Club West Newton. The Mrs M P Lewis captained team defeated the Miss A A Nilsson led group by 8 to 4 with two matches ending at the 18th green in a draw. Each player earned a half point in those matches.
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Women’s Golf Association of
Boston
Brae-Burn Country Club
West Newton
M. P.lewis
A. A. Nilsson
Paul Keene
G. B. Johnson
Ralph Hammer
M. M. Brigham
Boston College Football Game Called Off
Boston College remains without an opponent after Bowdoin demanded too large a guarantee. The plan to sign the New London Naval Reserves failed as Bowdoin did not agree. Boston College likely to have no contest Saturday due to incomplete arrangements.
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Boston College
Bowdoin
New London Naval
Maroon and Gold
Newton College
Boston
Battle of Camp Teams Opens Football Season at Braves Field
The first big service game of the season features Camp Merritt from New Jersey visiting Camp Devens for a contest at Braves Field scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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Army
Braves Field
Camp Merritt
New Jersey
Camp Devens
Camp Merritt to Bring Star Heavy Service Football Lineup
Camp Merritt will bring to the city tomorrow the biggest collection of former all American football stars assembled on any service team. The squad is all officers led by major Clark Tobin with Hoban of Devens meeting him, plus Sullivan Colgate and Rutgers standouts Leslie and Preston. Camp Devens’ team is stronger than last week and a large group of enlisted men and officers will attend. Merritt will bring 25 players from New Jersey and stay at the Copley Plaza.
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Camp Merritt
Clark Tobin
Dartmouth
Hoban
Devens
Sullivan
Colgate
Leslie
Rutgers
Texas University
Browns
Camp Devens
Brown
New Jersey
Copley Plaza
Boston Latin Faces B C High In Fenway Showdown
Boston Latin and Boston College High meet at Fenway Park to decide supremacy this afternoon. BC High will miss star back Rooney due to two broken bones from a St John’s Prep game, giving Latin a chance to assert control with their strongest lineup.
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Boston Latin
Boston College High
Fenway Park
C. H
Francis Rooney
St John’s
Rooney
Fred J. O’brien
High
Doherty
McGilncuddy Malley
Uti
Robidon Koplow
Cleary
F G
McDonald Dnnilea
Ashy
Donovan
Morley Kyl Ham
Wilson Pond
J. Morley Ca Pell
McIntyre Kiley
Sullivan So Johnston
Ee Eeedas
Nicoll
Everett High Faces Possible Setback Over Tarby Eligibility
Everett High football may suffer a setback if Joe Tarby, the dusky left end under Coach Frank Keaney, is proven over age 20. Suburban league coaches question his age, and a ruling could end Tarby’s season due to the Massachusetts High School Athletic Association age limit.
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Everett High
Joe Tarby
Frank Keaney
Everett
Tarby
Massachusetts High School Athletic Association
Dempsey Empresses Levinsky and Boxing Notes
Dempsey's quick victory over Levinsky signals he remains among boxing's top stars while Levinsky shows signs of decline. The column discusses potential foes for Joe Josephs, Paddy Owens, and plans for Joe Jeanette versus Kid Norfolk, plus naval boxers and a London King’s Trophy tournament setup with Allied representation.
Dorchester Gridiron Beats English at Fenway Park
Dorchester High’s football eleven defeated English High 7 to 6 at Fenway Park. Fullback McKay scored the Dorchester touchdown and converted the try, while English captain Levenson failed on the extra point.
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Dorchester High
Fenway Park
Dorchester
Levenson
English
McKay
English Dorchester grid clash ends in narrow defeat
Stone returns the opening third period score for English after a fumble. Dorchester answers with a late goal and a decisive drive, aided by penalties and a disputed call, to edge English 7 to 6 in a four quarter contest.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Brown and Guild Help
Arthur Duffey
Sport Comment
General Foch
Germany
Jack Dempsey
Yale
Johnny Mack
Levinsky
Kaiser
Naval Training Station
Cr. H. Traiser
Centre Cox of
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Dempsey
Battling Levinsky
Fred Fulton
Columbia
Greoge Tower
New Rochelle
New Haven
West Virginia
Jess Willard
United War
United States
John D. Rockefeller
Marshal Foch
Charlie Ebbets
Charlie
Chicago
Harry Hooper
Hank Gowdy
Braves
International League
American Association
St. Louis Cardinals
M. J. MacMullen
Commonwealth Country Club
MacMullen
Paris
Red Cross
St. Louis
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Jamerson Clothes
Jamerson Clothes Shops
Dexter Bldg
Washington St
Pempie Place
Peerless
Iit
Peerless Knitting Mills CO
Ee Union
Switzerland
Bie
Alig
Naval
Brae-Burn
Batile
Merritt
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Boxing Gossip
Jdocalmy
Donnie Morgan
Bob Josephs
Paddy Owens
Owens
Josephs
Paddy
al Girard
Joseph
Charlie White
War Department
Northwestern University
Mike Paulson
Johnnie Veto
Comercial A. C
Johnnie McMenimen
Camp
Veto
McKirdy
Charlie Harvey
War Work Campaign Fund
Joe Jeannette
Kid Norfolk
Madison Square Garden
Kewpie Ertle
St. Paul
Willie Meehan
San Pedro Naval Station
London
United States Navy
National Sporting Club
Bill Brennan
Pelham Bay
Pete Herman
Algiers
New Orleans
Bureau of Navigation
Bureau
Frank Gaffney
Stone
McGroathy
English High
Ted Roemer
Blue and Blues
McGourthy
Roemer
Whelton
Lyons
Foster
Walsh
Roemer Newman
Prole
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Doherty Tederman
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Foster MecGourthy
Kamese McKay
A. J. Rooney
Charles Fox
Kenney
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