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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1919
Page
28
Princeton New Jersey November 13. An eleventh hour shift in the forward line at the Tigers final workout before leaving for New Haven reveals head coach Bill Roper will not start the same eleven that opened against Harvard last Saturday against Yale tomorrow morning.
Clinton Selectmen voted to forbid further use of the Town Hall after a boxing tourney, ending Clinton boxing until at least the next town election. The decision affects local clubs Wachusett A. C. Marlboro Driving Club and Armory A. A. plans.
Swede Youngstrom, the blond guard for Dartmouth, stands as the team's top star this season. He scored multiple touchdowns and anchored the line, steering Dartmouth to wins over Cornell and Colgate while shutting down Colgate captain West.
Adolph Youngstrom, weighing 175 pounds, repeatedly outmatched bigger opponents to wow Dartmouth fans. He blocked nine punts this season including two against Colgate, turning the game by pinning Colgate on its 11 and 22 yard lines, then helped Dartmouth tie the championship with a late touchdown. Despite an ankle injury, he remains a gamest guard, from Minnesota, on a Green squad seeking a final win at Braves Field.
Bruins coach Robinson and Whittemore led a two hour practice in heavy mud and rain as the team worked on attack and disrupting Dartmouth plays. First-string players showed improvement, with Tom Barry, a Brown standout and former Western coach, offering tips on breaking up shift formations.
Practically every player got a chance to show his ability this afternoon as rain and mud slowed play and no scores occurred. Williams and Albright will be ends, Captain Nichols at right guard, Brooks Jemail and Armstrong likely to start in the backfield, with various line positions unsettled. Nearly all students plan to travel by special train Saturday. a mass meeting with alumni speakers is set for tomorrow. classes suspend at 10:10 Saturday. the team will stay at Hotel Lenox before noon arrival.
The remaining matchups set the path to the title with Brown facing Dartmouth, Princeton up against Yale, and Syracuse taking on Colgate. All outcomes are possibilities, not probabilities, as the field narrows toward the decisive games.
Stan Keck returns to left tackle in first class condition prompting Puffy Bigler to move from left end to left tackle and Oswald Parisette to right tackle. Shad Davis remains at left end as Parisette shifts out, a surprising swap after Harvard contest. Heavy rain and poor practice leave the squad in grueling prep mode with limited midweek work and no hard scrimmage since the Crimson game.
Harvard’s B team prepared to meet Tufts as the Crimson juniors played Ford and Yale matchups yesterday afternoon in the stadium. The regulars watched and planned for the next day’s rough contest against the Tufts squad.
Head Coach Bob Fisher and Percy Haughton plan to take Captain Billy Murray and several Team A players to Yale Bowl to watch Yale versus Harvard while Crimson B hosts Tufts. The regular lineup shifts Keith Kane to end. Desmond remains injured.
Arlington Council opened its home season in the Knights of Columbus league losing to St. John's Council of North Cambridge 46 to 21 before a large crowd at the old Town Hall. T Murphy and Barrett led St. John's with strong scoring while F McCarthy and Duffy topped Arlington.
Joe Stecker defeated George Stanislaw two straight falls, first in 31 minutes 4 seconds, second in 10 minutes, in a dramatic wrestling match at the Grand Opera House. An extra bout featuring John Kilonis vs Joe Perelli followed, ending with Kilonis losing after stage fracas and mid‑ring scrambles. Peter Goulette officiated as referee.
Yale freshman team invites Dartmouth Harvard and MIT to a cross-country meet in New Haven on Saturday. The three and a half mile course starts and ends in the Bowl.
A notice warns against buying Harvard Yale football tickets from speculators. Applicants must personally occupy their assigned seats. More than 60 000 applications have been received with Yale seeking 20 000 tickets and Harvard securing the rest. Mail in applications by Monday.
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