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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1918

Page

11

Stadium sights and sports talk of the era

Arthur Duffey surveys a slate of 1918 sports chatter from football to boxing, horse racing and baseball. He notes strong football prospects, a new roller polo season opening, war fund bouts, and plans for stars like Jess Willard and Connie Mack while reflecting on players and transfers affecting the sport landscape.

Jess Willard Jack Dempyil Ban Johnson Johnny Evers Willie Hoppe Wilker Cochran National Commission Yale Harvard Fred Fulton Stallings Chicago Cubs Hank Gowdy Yankee Soldiers Governor Tener Connie Mack Athletics Mack

Army vs Navy Mitt Tourney at Radio Drill Hall

Major General H L McCain and Admiral Spencer S Wood sanction an army and navy boxing tournament at the Radio Drill Hall Cambridge on Friday November 15 at 8 pm. Proceeds go to the United War Work Fund. Featured Navy fighters include Snyder Downs Melanson Gallant Shevlin Hayes Wiles and Devens standouts Rocco Thompson McMinimen Fall. Boston A A plans a special club section and officials.

H. L. McCain Camp Devens Spencer S. Wood First Naval District Radio Drill Hall Oxford Street Cambridge United War Work Fund Army Navy Barney Snyder Johnny Downs Joe Melanson Gilbert Gallant Eddie Shevlin Chick Hayes Joe Wiles Joe Rocco Thompson McMinimen Tommy Fall Boston A. A

Boston Latin and BC High tie at Fenway Park

Boston Latin and Boston College High tied 7 to 7 after each team scored a touchdown and kicked the goal from touchdown yesterday at Fenway Park. The result leaves the rivalry unresolved as both sides claim supremacy.

Boston College High Boston Latin Fenway Park

Boston Latin and Boston College High Play to a 7–7 Tie

In a hard fought clash Boston Latin and Boston College High finished level at seven, Ellis and J Morley scoring touchdowns for their sides. Morley kicked the go ahead and final goal as the teams traded long passes and rugged defense.

Kiley Ellis Boston Latin Gus Malley Walter Morley James Morley Boston College High Gus Marley Morley Brothers Jim Riley Malley Nichol B. C. High B. L Doherty Tauge McGillicuddy Malley Wilson W. Morley Koplow Ham McMillan Robidov McCullar BNIOG Uealy Donovan R Beets Nee Brates McDonald Wilson Pond A. Healy Kid le J. Morley Campbell Harkins Samuels MclIntyre Noonan McIntyre Crane Johnston P. Healey Sullivan Cavanaugh Nichol Carroll Labigan Kiley Davidson

Milton and Quincy High Tie In Town Field Duel

Milton High and Quincy High played to a 6 to 6 draw at Milton Town Field yesterday afternoon. Quincy halfback Lindsey left with a thigh tendon pull in the first period. For Milton, Stuart Holden and Olsen starred. for Quincy, Hedges and Leavitt stood out.

Milton Quincy Milton High Quincy High Milton Town Lindsey Quicy Holden Stuart Olsen Milton Eleven Hedges Leavitt Qui' SY Spencer Stuart Blanchard Higgins Holden Don Woodward Wey Cawtoanees Lindsey Bog Coffey

College and service football today

Harvard faces Tufts at Stadium while Newport Naval Reserves play at Newport. Bumkin Island meets Boston College at University Heights. Holy Cross tangles with Fordham in New York. Camp Merritt hosts Camp Devens at Braves Field. Brown plays Syracuse and First Naval District clashes with Worcester 7 at Teerman. Pennsylvania meets Dartmouth in Philadelphia.

Harvard Tufts Stadium Radio School Newport Naval Reserves Newport Bumkin Island Boston College University Heights Holy Cross Fordham New York Camp Merritt Camp Devens Braves Field Brown Syracuse First Naval District Worcester Tereeman Pennsylvania Philadelphia

Harvard Faces Tufts In Anticipated College Clash

Harvard prepares for a Tufts game with Coach Donovan and the Crimson aiming to trim Medford collegians. Enthusiasm runs high in Cambridge as students practice cheers after a student gathering in a large hall.

Harvard Faces Tufts In Open Season Opener At Stadium

Harvard and Tufts prepare for an eagerly awaited season opener at the Stadium. Many nonstudents attend in uniform for free, with S A T C marchers and cheering sections from both colleges expected. Tufts brings four veterans and a balanced line while Harvard relies on Captain Conlon and a swift backfield to counter a strong Tufts attack.

Harvard Donovan Crimson Tufts U. S. S. New Jersey B. Shapiro Mechanic Arts N. N. Levine Syracuse E. J. Daley Stan Coleman Frank Russo Husky Colby Academy Fiske Brown Andover Jim McManmon Mecersburg McManmon George Dennis Boston Ben Hunneman Noble and Greenough Art Conlon Lxeter Razz Porter High School of Commerce Goldstein Suffield School Lincoln Cahoon Cohen Enander Carleton Everett High Otis Galloway Doherty Newton Cleary Malden High Bob Blair Medford High Colby

Noble and Greenough Beats Browne and Nichols 19 to 7

Noble and Greenough defeated Browne and Nichols 19 to 7 at Nichols Field Cambridge. Open field running and sharp passing carried the winners led by Wingate two touchdowns and goals from touchdowns by Wingate and Pratt. Referee Pendleton Bowdoin with four ten minute periods and officials Farnum Dartmouth.

Noble and Greenough Browne and Blake Pierce M. Cordingly C. Bradford Beortsmmlod J. Dwight Mesa Dwight Buchanan Sone Kbs Young Sareed Coolidge Noble Greenough Browne Nichols Wingate Hill Pratt Pendleton Bowdoin Farnum Dartmouth

Merritt Battles Boston in Army Service Grid Iron Meet

Camp Merritt of New Jersey and Camp Devens meet at Braves Field this afternoon in a major service game. The Merritt eleven, consisting mainly of officers, is billed as the strongest New York area service team and may generate a large turnout from Devens for the polo grounds game on Thanksgiving morning. The Radio School team from Cambridge, featuring George Tubber White and Holland at quarterback, is favored in Newport’s clash and could face Princeton aviators on November 23.

Boston Camp Merritt New Jersey Camp Devens Braves Field Army Navy Lenox Devens Nelligan Tobin Dartmouth New York Polo Grounds Radio School Newport Cupid Black Rhode Island Princeton Aviators New York City Hingham George Tubber’ White Exeter Boston College White West Point Holland A. H. Cox Reardon Clifford Dauskin Cox Cleary Tommie Dee Cambridge Perry House

Boston College Tackles Bumkin Isl in Season Finale Test

Boston College meets Bumkin Isl and football eleven at Alumni Field Newton this afternoon at 3. The Maroon and Gold aim to keep a perfect record this season as Coach Morrissey fields a strong lineup minus Bud Young. Key players include Ryan Corrigan Hannon Urban McElaney Bridges Collins and Bowler with others likely at tackle and center.

Boston College Bumkin Island Alumni Field Newton Newton College Maroon and Gold Aggregation Frank Morrissey Bud Young Ryan Louis Urban Frank Hannon Phil Corrigan McElaney Bridges Big Walter Collins Morrissey Cusick O’brien Bowler Foley Heaphy

Naval Radio School Aces Pose Two Key East Games

Among East’s strongest service teams the Naval Radio School eleven is set for two big November games. The Cambridge squad features former college and prep stars and has not yet suffered a defeat, drawing nationwide football anticipation.

Naval Radio School Cambridge Boys

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