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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1915
Page
11
A brief table shows leading college football teams with sortable figures. The record lists team names and numerical metrics, highlighting performance rankings across the season and key scoring indicators.
The article surveys top college football players and teams from 1915, highlighting stars like Barrett Maulbetsch and Higgins, plus coaches such as Haughton. It notes rising and fading programs across the East and Midwest, with detailed player evaluations, positions, and forthcoming Harvard plans.
The Lexington High School girls field hockey team, state champions, meet Radcliffe College on Radcliffe Field in Cambridge this afternoon. Lexington has not lost a game since forming the team two years ago.
The Boston Post celebrates the end of the 1915 football season with selections for an All American eleven. Harvard dominates Yale with a 41 point win and Dartmouth challenges Syracuse, highlighting standout players across major programs.
The positions listed include Flame at Harvard as left end. Wood at Penn State as left end. Shapiro at Pittsburg as left tackle. MacBlowan at Army as left guard. Thurman at Virginia as center. Applequist at Washington State as right guard. Chamberlain at Neb as tackle. Meehan at Syracuse as right end. Hastings at Pittsburg as quarterback. Tibbett at Princeton as left halfback. Talman at Rutgers as right halfback. Fullback position not specified.
Percy D. Haughton the highest paid manufacturer of football scoring machines will stay as foreman at Harvard football works next year. His contract, signed three years ago, expires after this season, but Harvard athletic authorities will not disclose whether he has signed anew.
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