Three Big School Football Games On Tap Today
Three major city games headline Friday action in two Suburban league showdowns and the Triangular league opener. Malden meets Everett in Everett, Medford hosts Somerville at Somerville High, and Brookline faces Newton at Volkmann Field in Allston.
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Malden High
Everett High
Everett
Medford High
Somerville High
Somerville High School
Brookline High
Newton High
Volkmann
Allston
Everett High Faces Malden in Suburban League Clash
Everett High, minus Campbell, meets Malden High at Everett with Brickley directing plays and Gould returning as a key back. Malden relies on Gerrish Murphy and Wallon to gain ground while Somerville faces shifts in its lineup including Lawless eligibility and weakened Medford absence.
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Everett
Malden High
Somerville
Everett High
Cuddy
O’donnell
George Brickley
Gould
Malden
Campbell
Cooper
Bratt
Gerrish
Murphy
Wallon
Malen
Jack Lawless
Manning
Medford High
Lawless
Brawley
Dwyer
Medford
Prep league football opens with two rival showdowns
The story notes Brookline High and Newton High as strong contenders with Brookline relying on Haven Mason and a variable backfield while Newton boasts a solid defense led by Tucker Hyatt and Blue. It also previews Brookline versus Volkmann field and mentions Boston Latin versus Beverly, Mechanic Arts versus Winchester, and Waltham versus Salem as notable matchups.
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Ford High
Dinsmore
Valentine
Somerville
Brookline High
Mechanic Arts High
Newton High
Waltham High
Newton
Tucker, Hyatt and Blue
Brookline
Haven Mason
Volkmann Field
Boston Latin School
Beverly
Squires
Winchester High
Boston College High
Lowell
Lowell High
Boston College
Tom Mahoney
Boston
Salem High
Witch City
Watch City
Powder Point
Allen School
West Newton
Larry Duffy
Allen
Yale Alumni Hopping Mad Over Ticket Ban
Yale alumni protested after the football office rejected applications for the Yale Princeton game, limiting tickets by demand. Faculty and students faced eligibility questions amid funding worries, while fire safety rules limited matches in wooden stands guarded by West Haven firefighters to prevent fires.
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Yale
West Haven
Harvard
Princeton
English High Wins At Last
English High scored its first point of the season and its first victory, 5 to 0, over Revere High at Locust street grounds. McPherson sprinted 40 yards for the lone score as the game remained ragged and low in quality with limited football action.
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English High
Locust Street
Revere High
McPherson
English
HIGH
McGinnis
Meade
Emerson Shettleworth
Balfour Folsom
McKnight McPherson
Turville Pendleton
Horgan Phelan
Ccc
Ceee
Marshall
Revere
O’rourke
Woodlock
Eichorn
Sawyer
Brown Ready for Yale Challenge After Hartford Trip
Brown travels to Hartford then New Haven for the annual trial of strength with Yale. The squad trains hard to erase Harvard defeat, relying on a tougher line, improved interference, and a sharper forward pass attack led by Sprackling. Key players include Adams Kratz Kulp Donovan Gilb Bartlett Ashbaugh and Crowther Metcalf Wentworth Marble Jones with Shipley Mitchell and Shipley as substitutes.
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Providence
Brown
Hartford
New Haven
Eli Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Yale
Field
University of New York
Adams
1. E
Kratz
1. T
Kulp
1. G
Donovan
Gilb
R. G
Bartlett
R. T
Ashbaugh
Sprackling
Q. B
Tenney
R. H
Bean
1. H
Snell
F. B
Shipley
Wilson
Mitchell
Crowther
Metcalf
Wentworth
Marble
Jones
Volkmann Beats Browne Nichols 17–0 In Allston Game
Volkmann School defeated Browne & Nichols 17 to 0 at Volkmann field Allston. Lee added a 108 yard second period sprint and touchdowns by Lee Whitney and Hunneman paced the win with Whitney converting the goal after touchdown. Officials were Hoey Cahill and Wallace.
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Volkmann
Browne
Nichols
Volkmann School
Browne & Nichols
Allston
Lee
N. Emmons
Shriner
Mererseshsa Cats
Payne Locke
Fowler
Craig
Field
Whittemore Henderson
Wilson Townsend
Allen
Peabody
Whitney
R T
A l T
Gunison Holden
Smith
Wellington
Hunneman
Hoey
Cahill
Wallace
man—Williams
Cambridge Latin Beats Tufts 15 in Freshman Football
Cambridge Latin School defeated Tufts College freshmen 17 to 0 on Tufts old campus. Cambridge Latin outplayed Tufts as forwards opened holes in the line. Tufts were outweighed and failed to mount a challenge. Touchdowns by Bradley Green and Kimber led Cambridge Latin with Cowan converting twice. Umpire Lay referee Hannigan head linesman Strong field judge Taylor. Time eight-minute periods.
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Cambridge Latin
TUFTS
Tufts College
Cambridge Latin School
Ambridge
Freshmar
Tuttle
Teele
Leahy Welle
Burritt Adams
F G
Flett
Stanger Goleman
Bickford Cowan
Brown Green
Saey le
Whitney B
de Veecer
Mayzaska Kimber
Macks O'Connor
Holden Bradley
Horne
Wagner
Bradley
Green
Kimber
Cowan
Lay
Hannigan
Strong
Taylor
Ineligible Waltham Regulars Out For Salem Game
Six Waltham High School football regulars and two substitutes were ruled ineligible yesterday due to low scholarship standing. The players named are Penderbury, Brigham, Richardson, Cotton, Cunningham, and Jones, with Bolton and Miller as subs. They will miss today's game against Salem High and may miss remaining games this year.
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Waltham High School
Penderbury
Brigham
Richardson
Cotton
Cunningham
Jones
Bolton
Miller
Salem High
Lawrence High Tramples Melrose 42 0 at Glen Forest
Lawrence High dominated Melrose High at Glen Forest scoring 42 points. Westland and Morehouse starred with four touchdowns and three goals after touchdowns. Referee Twomey officiated as eight minute periods paced the game.
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Lawrence High
Melrose High
Lawrence
Glen Forest
Westland and Morehouse
Gallant Draws With Navy Boxer in Newport Bout
Johnny Gallant the fighting Frenchman battled Sam Robideau of the battleship Connecticut to a 12 round draw in Newport Rhode Island. Robideau pressed the attack and gained the edge in open exchanges while Gallant covered well and scored in the clinches with hard punches. The fight remained nip and tuck from the fourth round onward with neither man gaining a clear stoppage.
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Newport
R. I
Johnny Gallant
Sam Robideau
Connecticut
Robideau
Gallant
Sudbury Industrial League Rowe Alley Scores Listed
Sudbury alley totals appear for the Independent Ice Co entries with numbers 4 448 417 and 1205, 892 895 481 1218. The fragment notes league standings or game tallies in a city street context.
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Sudbury
Rowe
Egeoanece
Independent Ice Co
Brockton and Rindge End In Tie After Fast Game
Brockton High hosts Cambridge’s Rindge Manual Training School in a 6-6 draw. Cambridge with heavier line pressed the locals, but Brockton capitalized on trick plays and passes. Blackey opened with a 10 yard TD reception, and Greene tallied for Cambridge on a series of plunges.
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Brockton
Brockton High
Rindge Manual Training School
Cambridge
Blackey
Riley
Rindge
Tne
Greene
Master May Disband Dorchester High Team
Dorchester High School faces possible disbandment of its football team by Headmaster Thomas after alleged misconduct by team members. After a game with English High and its second squad, the Dorchester teams returned to the school as disturbances occurred in the lunch counter. Principal Thomas vows to dismiss the squad unless the guilty parties confess. a game with the High School of Commerce is unchanged for 2:80 p.m. today.
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Dorchester High
Thomas
English High
Dorchester
High School of Commerce
Championship decision looms in class long division
A comparison of football results among major college programs hints the title may hinge on the long division class standings.
Carnival in Cambridge Promises Grand Street Event
The Street Carnival in Cambridge runs Nov 16 17 18 at the city building Central Square. A parade from the State Armory on Massachusetts Avenue opens Nov 16 at 7 p m led by Mayor Barry. Proceeds fund the Spanish War Veterans camp and auxiliary with attractions like Slide for Life and a baby show entries due Thursday evening.
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Central Square
Cambridge
Leslie F
State Armory
Massachusetts Avenue
Barry
Cambridge Theatre
R. J. McLeod
James R. Kehoe
Hugh McGuinness
William M. Hogan
Jeremiah F. Downey
George Costigan
William B. Hales
Michael H. Hagan
William Hagan
E. Maud Duggan
James Kehoe
Lind
Stackhouse
Kehoe
Genevieve Hannon
Duggan
McLeod
McGuinness
Miss Rose
C Company
Sues Oregon Man for Breach of Promise
Annie McLeod of this city files a breach of promise suit in Suffolk county court against Kenneth Morrison of Portland Oregon claiming mutual marriage agreement and Morrison refused to marry. Morrison’s funds in two Boston banks were attached. Attorney W W B Mackennan of 406 Old South Building represents the plaintiff.
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Kenneth Morrison
Kenneth P. Morrison
Portland
Ore
Suffolk County
Mise Annie McLeod
Morrison
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank
Suffolk Savings
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