Brookline and Newton Face Yale Rivalry in Allston Grid Yard Duel
Yale ace Charlie O'Hearn and Harvard star George Owen, both Greater Boston youths, return to grid confrontation as Brookline and Newton backgrounds color the matchup. The onetime ice rivals from 1918-19 loom as key figures in a pivotal clash watched by Crimson and local fans.
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Owen
Greater Boston
Frank Gaffney
Charlie O’hearn
Yale
George Owen
Harvard
Big Trump
Boston
Crimson
Newton
Eli Yale
Brookline
O'Hearn
Garden City
Brighton Nails 2nd in League
Brighton High defeated Hyde Park 13 to 7 on Hyde Park’s gridiron to secure second place in the district league standings. Lydon scored twice for Brighton with a 20 yard run and a later short touchdown after a line surge. Nourse also scored for Brighton as Hyde Park rallied with a kickoff return and strong drives before Brighton’s defense held.
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Brighton High
Taylor
Dedham
Brighton
Lydon
Nourse
Wiseberg
Kenney
Nagle
le Re
Barrt
Laughlin
Donovan
PWD
Glavin
Sseeter Esses
Ryan
McCabe
Mooney
Holy Cross to Meet New Hampshire State in Big Home Game
In Manchester New Hampshire the Cigarmakers Union No 9 has arranged a major football clash between Holy Cross and New Hampshire State next Saturday. Proceeds beyond expenses go to local charities. Committee members include Raymond Gaddes Warren Rouser Henry Faust Gus Streit and John Quinn. Governor Albert O Brown and staff will occupy boxes. Most seats sold and about 10000 spectators expected.
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N. H
Cigarmakers
Holy Cross
New Hampshire
Raymond Gaddes
Warren Rouser
Henry Faust
Gus Streit
John Quinn
Albert O. Brown
Centre to Meet Harvard in October on New Date
Centre announces its 1922 football schedule will feature a game with Harvard on October 21, one week earlier than this season. Fred Moore notes Centre and Princeton are too much for Harvard on successive Saturdays. Invitations have also been received from Penn Fordham and Northwestern.
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Centre
Harvard
Fred Moore
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Fordham
Northwestern
Harvard Tackling Drills Highlight Crimson Practice
Harvard conducted tackling drill as the main practice focus with most varsity players weak in that phase. Fullback Firwin Gehrke, returning from jaw injury, will play against Yale. three teammates Rouillard Janin and Field are out.
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Firwin Gehrke
Cleveland
Yale
Bo” McMillin
Praying Colonels
Centre College
S.A.T.C
Gehrke
Waltham Plans 18 Hole Course At Gore Estate
The Waltham Chamber of Commerce announces immediate fall out of a nine hole course on the Gore estate now Waltham Country Club. Additional land purchase plans aim to expand to 18 holes while the Gore mansion hosts a popular country club with charter memberships oversubscribed and new members from outside Waltham being admitted.
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Waltham Chamber of Commerce
Fomer
Boston Boy to Lead Exeter Eleven in 1922
Thomas J. Driscoll of Boston was elected captain of Exeter’s 1922 football team by 24 lettermen from the Andover game. A YD man and two season left tackle, he weighs 198 pounds and has starred since joining Exeter in 1920 from Hebron Academy. He also won the shot put in the Exeter Andover track meet. His college plans are undecided.
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Exeter
N. IL
Thomas J. Driscoll
Boston
Andover
Driscoll
Hebron Academy
Cannell Not to Be Deposed at Dartmouth
Hanover New Hampshire November 15 Rumors that Larry Bankhart former Dartmouth football star and coach of Colgate machine 1919 would replace Jackson Cannell as Dartmouth head coach next fall were branded an absolute lie by Professor James P Richardson
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Hanover
N. H
Larry Bankhart
Dartmouth
Colgate Machine
Jackson Cannell
James P. Richardson
Eastern League Sets 154-Game Schedule for 1922
In Springfield on November 1 the league owners voted to adopt a 154 game schedule for the 1922 season despite calls for a shorter season. The salary limit remains 4600 and President Dan O'Neil will attend the National Association of Minor League Clubs meeting in Buffalo this December.
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Springfield
Ea@e
Dan O'Neil
National Association
Buffalo
Leonard Beats Mendo In Eight-Round Bantam Bout
Leonard of Philadelphia won a shade over Jimmy Mendo in an eight round bout at Reading. In the semi final Bobby Wilson of Philadelphia out punched Petro Campo of the Philippine Islands in an eight round bout.
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Reading
Battling Leonard
Philadelphia
Jimmy Mendo
Bobby Wilson
Petro Campo
Philippine Islands
Harvard Ends Talk of Centre College Missing Schedule
Harvard denies Centre College appears off the schedule again. Fred Moore invited Centre to visit the Stadium on October 21 next fall and the move is welcomed.
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Harvard
Centre College
Fred Moore
Centre
Senators likely to field strong lineup vs Boston College
Center Coach Albert Exendine signals George Town will start its strongest eleven of the season against Boston College at Braves Field. The Senators expect to cope with McQuade's absence and the possible loss of DuFour as a surplus of second string Varsity calibre players are ready to step in.
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Albert Exendine
Boston College
Braves Field
Johnny” McQuade
DuFour
Senators
Georgetown Faces Hilltoppers With Loaded Backfield Choices
Exendine’s squad juggle backs each game amid veteran Hilltoppers and top New England prep talents. Gus Malley and Bill Goggin anchor Georgetown along with a deep, injury‑prone BC lineup. Cav declares his best unit yet and studies a kicking game as Donnellan Wilson and Keleher provide boots. Allen Smullen returns as a reliable tackle option for injuries on the line.
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Hilltoppers
New England
Gus” Malley
Boston
Georgetown
Gus
Southern
Cavanaugh
Cav
Donnellan
Wilson
Keleher
Hilltopers
Allen Smullen
Detroit
Bloom Wins in Spite of Being Fouled
Phil Bloom of Brooklyn defeated Bud Weafer of Ansonia in Hartford in a bout interrupted by low blows in the third round. Bloom led the action throughout as the referee awarded bloom the decision despite the fouls the opponent delivered.
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Bloom
Hartford
Conn
Phil Bloom
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bud Weafer
Ansonia
Miske to Meet Greb in Boston Heavyweight Show
Billy Miske the St Paul heavyweight and Harry Greb of Pittsburgh will headline a Faneuil A C show at 48 Mechanics Building next Monday night. Miske praised for speed and power in recent West and South wins. Greb lauded after a sensational Madison Square Garden debut. Reservations go on sale tomorrow.
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St. Paul
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Faneuil A. C. 48 Mechanics
Pete Herman
Abe Friedman
Miske
Greb
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Madison Square Garden
New York
Faneuil Club
Boston
Shevlin Regains New England Welter Title in 10 Round Bout
Eddie Shevlin of Roxbury regains the New England welterweight crown after a gruelling 10 round decision over Mike Morley of Hartford in the Armory A A show.
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Hartford
N. E. Welter
New England
Young Kirby
Lawrence
Eddie Shevlin
Roxbury
Armory A. A
Shevlin Seizes Title in Rough Hartford Bout
Eddie Shevlin defeated Morley in a rugged 10 round decision to reclaim the championship. Morley pressed early with body work but Shevlin dominated late, cutting Morley and punishing the body. In other fights Downes edged Ward on points while Cotter stopped Katz and Shine won a split over Ryan.
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Nate Siegel
Shelvin
Hartford Battler
Shevlin
Siegel
Morely
Hartford
Eddie
Good Mills
Johnnie Downes
South Boston
Robbie Ward
St. Paul
Armory
Downes
Ward
Tommie Cotter
Weymouth
Katz
Haverhill
Billie Shine
Quincy
Jack Ryan
Abie Goldstein Defeats Battling Mack in Philadelphia Bout
Abie Goldstein of New York won a clear decision over Battling Mack of Camden at the Ice Palace. Goldstein out-boxed his opponent with a sharp right cross that repeatedly shook Mack during the contest.
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Philadelphia
Abie Goldstein
New York
Battling Mack
Camden
Ice Palace
Goldstein
Mack
Harvard Freshman QB Plays Through Broken Rib
Captain Rex Wray of the University of Pennsylvania hasn't got much on Tom Blake, the Harvard freshman quarterback. Blake played through the greater part of the Eli yearling contest with a broken rib.
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Rex Wray
University of Pennsylvania
Tom Blake
Harvard
Blake
Wants Crack at Haverhill
Newton High football players aim for a postseason bid and want a crack at Haverhill after two remaining games Waltham and Brookline. Coach Allie Dickinson supports pursuing playoffs and a rematch to avenge last fall's loss.
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Newton High
Waltham
Brookline
Newton
Allie Dickinson
Haverhill High
St. Johns Prep
Haverhill
Stage Postponed Football Game Rosters Set
Concord will host the McAllister School eleven versus Milton Academy junior team tomorrow afternoon after two prior postponements. The event draws local interest and pits two area squads in a planned afternoon kickoff.
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Concord
McAllister School
Milton Academy
Hoppe Defeats Conti in World Balk Line Championship
In Chicago on November 15 Willie Hoppe world balk line champion defeated Roger Conti of France 400 to 188 in six innings. Hoppe's high run 175 and average 6 9.3. Conti's high run 150 and average 87 8-5. Also Jake Schaefer Jr beat George Sutton 400 to 260 in seven innings. Morningstar defeated Horemans 400 to 171 in the world balkline championship with Morningstar posting a 145.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Roger Conti
France
Hoppe
Conti
Tota de Conti
Sutton
Ora Morningstar
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Morningstar
Horemans
O'Dowd Loses To Nable In Bantam Fight
Phil O'Dowd failed to impress in a 12 round bout with Sammy Nable at Pioneer S C. Nable won by decision amid broad crowd approval. O'Dowd had been expected to be a head hunter on the bantamweight trail after beating ex Champ Joe Lynch.
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Phil O'Dowd
Joe Lynch
S. C
Sammy Nable
Nable
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