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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1911
Page
13
Yale coaches scrap long drills and run a short and snappy campaign for the Brown game. The varsity and scrubs played under 30 minutes with most regulars in action under 15 minutes. <![CDATA[Note: S contains two sentences, focusing on the main action and a key supporting detail.]]>
Jim Scully reenters practice as the team plans for Brown with Howe and Scully in the backfield. Ed Freeman returns at right half, Dunn moves to fullback, and a full lineup shift aims to strengthen the attack while new formations are taught by visiting coaches including Tom Shevlin.
Ann Arbor notes secret practice by Michigan football under Coach Yost. Probable lineup for the Cornell game remains undecided, with McMillan’s substitutes both in poor condition.
New Haven beat New Britain 7 to 5 while Worcester defeated New Bedford 8 to 4. Hartford shut out Providence 4 to 0 and Waterbury blanked Taunton 4 to 0.
A meetings of the Suburban league games committee considered cases Campbell and Bold of Everett High Lawless of Medford High and Anderson of Somerville High Campbell and Anderson received one year disqualifications Everett would accept Bold but wants Lawless banned for a year Medford cannot afford Lawless loss and opposes the punishment The matter was referred to the headmasters for action within days
In Buffalo New York the Bedell brothers with Drobach and Pye gained a lap on rival teams during six days of racing at the 74th Regiment armory banked track. After 24 halves the leaders stood at 647 5 9 miles with Clarke Hill Root Fogler Palmer Stein Johns Jones Wells Collins just behind. Carelake and Ryan dropped a lap and faced a further three lap penalty for rule violations.
Southboro November 8 St Mark's and Groton met before about 3000 fans in the annual grid clash with St Mark's winning 5 to 0 in a tightly fought contest between the two longtime rivals.
A large crowd from Boston watched St Mark’s edge Groton in a closely fought football game. St Mark’s benefitted from better pass accuracy and Taylor’s punting while McKinlock starred on defense and in running plays. Durye led Groton with long runs and sturdy backfield work as Amory blocked and Crocker and Coolidge contributed on defense. The lone score came on a criss cross play Taylor to Graham ending with Graham crossing for the touchdown before a tough angle prevented the kick.
The B A A held its season opening boxing tourney at the Exeter Street clubhouse with 18 bouts across 105 115 125 and 185 pound classes. Trials and second rounds featured boxers from Boston South Boston Roxbury Cambridge and Chelsea among others in three round decisions and knockouts.
Mechanic Arts High defeated Brookline High 6 to 5 at Brookline in a fast, clean contest. Kelleher and Mooney scored for Mechanic Arts with Menacher adding the extra point. Anderson misfired on kicks and a late field goal attempt. Attendance around 1000.
New York November 7 Tom Kennedy earned the right to be considered a possible white hope by stopping Marty Cutler in the second round of a scheduled ten round heavyweight bout tonight.
The Noble and Greenough and Roxbury Latin football clash headlines a day of prep gridiron action. Crowds attend at the American League grounds as Winthrop, Chelsea second team, Newton, Brookline and others eye upcoming delays and matchups across the local season.
Winthrop High defeated South Boston High yesterday afternoon at Winthrop by a score of 6 to 5. The game featured a tight contest with Winthrop overcoming a late surge by South Boston.
KnockOut Brown returned to the ring in Brooklyn and outboxed Joe Bedell over eight of ten rounds. Brown used his right hand effectively and Bedell survived by clinching, with no knockdowns registered in the ten round match.
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