Yale Field Ends Practice Before Harvard Clash
Yale football closes practice at Yale Field with 29 players named for Harvard game. Captain Howe in good shape after improvement in stamina and form. Philbin favored to start at fullback if Dunn rests. Scrubs banquet ends training as coaches plan Friday and Saturday sessions and potential substitutions.
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Auburndale
Boston & Albany Express
Woodlawn Park
Harvard
Yale
Avery
Scully
Francis
Ketcham
McDevitt
Paul
Romeister
Arthur Howe
Camp
Spalding
Dunn
William Howe
Sheldon
Perry
Gallaner
Tomlinson
Cooney
Loree
Warren
Scribner
Bronson
Strout
Merritt
Baker
Anderson
Philbin
Reilly
Freeman
Princeton
Church
Billy Howe
Jowe
Howe
Foster Sanford
Jack Field
Yale Field
Scrubs
Boston
Walter Camp
Carl Flanders
Clarence Alcott
Pa Corbin
Ed Savage
Fred Daly
Tom Shevlin
English High Triumphs Over Commerce with Late TD
In a tense finish at the American League grounds McPherson of English High broke free for an eight yard touchdown as time expired, securing an 8 to 6 victory over the High School of Commerce. The decisive score followed a Commerce fumble at their own eight yard line.
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McPherson of
English High
High School of Commerce
Commerce
Harvard Yale Gridiron Preview Shows Even Matchup
The Harvard and Yale football teams are nearly evenly matched two days before their clash. Individual pairings favor Yale at center and tackles while Harvard dominates guards. End Felton may start for Harvard with O'Brien as fallback. Yale’s Bomelister and Bud Smith headline the opponent ends. Yale holds the center and quarterback edges, with Howe favored at QB over Potter or Gardner.
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Harvard
Yale
Felton
Crimson
Avery
Brown
O’brien
Princeton
Dartmouth
Bomelister
Bud Smith
Smith
Daley
Romeélister
Brillant
Yale Harvard game forecast hinges on Howe at quarterback
The article compares Yale captain Howe to Ted Coy and predicts the Crimson Blue showdown, noting Harvard’s strength lies in its eleven men rather than a single star. It cites Army Navy at Quaker Town and Cornell cross country prospects as part of a weekend of championship football and events.
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Scully
Storer
Harvard
The
Crimson
Tigers
Paul
Hitchcock
Yale
Fisher
Francis
Leslie
McDevitt
Gardiner
Princeton
Parmenter
Ketcham
White
Howe
Potter
Gardner
Bill” Edwards
Tiger
Ted Coy
Coy
Captain Howe
Quaker Town
Jack Moakley
Cornell
John ,Paul , Jones
Tel Berna
Ithacans
Moaseley
Jones
New York
San Francisco
Packard
Automobiles and racing prizes dominate coastal car scene
The piece notes Harvard Yale banners on Boylston Street and tire company displays. It reports Lozier and Ralph Mulford winning a 451 to 600 cubic inch class in a Richmond road congress context with a $2500 grand prize and $1000 prize for 601 to 750 cubic inches, plus discussion of driving safety and Ajax treads for wet weather.
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Boylston Street
Tire
Harvard
Yale
J. J. Gormley
Lozier
Fairmount Park
Ralph Mulford
Benz
Erwin Bergdoll
Bergdoll
Mulford
Quaker City
Kennedy Stars In Close Gridiron Victory For English High
The English High School beat Commerce 8 to 6 in a hard fought contest. Kenney returned a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown and Countie added the extra point. Barnard and McPherson starred for the English defense and offense, with Kennedy scoring the pivotal touchdown and Barnard on the kicking game.
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English High
Fenway
Commerce
Barnard
Kennedy
Salem High Triumphs 12 0 Over Salem Normal in Rivalry
Salem High defeats Salem Normal 12 to 0 in a historic matchup. Garland scores two touchdowns and kicks the extra point as Salem High edges the heavier Normals with stout defense at Salem. Referee Coffey oversees the four quarter clash with Lemon field judge and Perkins linesman.
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Salem High
Salem Normal
Salem
Salem Yeigh
McGrath
Michaels
Goodhue
McGlew Rear
Garland
Pmpise
Davien
Coffey
Lemon
Perkins
Framingham High Defeats Milford High 3 to 0
Framingham High School defeated Milford High School here today by a 3 to 0 score in a boys soccer match. Framingham controlled play with solid offense and defense throughout the game.
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Framingham
Framingham High School
Milford High School
Backfield Comparisons Highlight Yale Line and Ends
The piece weighs backfield matchups for a forthcoming game. Wendell, a line backer, is compared with Camp, an end-circler and punter, with Wendell favored for defense and tackling. Spalding and Campbell edge each other in halfback play, while Huntington may lead Dunn at fullback.
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Wendell
Camp
Walter Camp
Spalding
Yale
Campbell
Tigers
Huntington
Dunn
Woburn High Triumphs 26 0 Over Winchester High
Woburn High defeated Winchester High 26 to 0 at Library Park. The game featured a standout Woburn performance with three touchdowns by Roche McCaleb and Foley adding the extra score. Scoring drives, officials, and four ten minute periods are listed in the report.
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Woburn
Woburn High
Winchester High
Library Park
Collins
Hickey
Beever
R. Thompson Wizpatrick
C c
Proctor Foley
Cutting Weafer
Shaughnessy
Meineke Scalley
Rv G
Meyer
Weber McCaleb
R T
Ceeenes
FMEA
Dee Eens
Eeeevseenees
Hilton Doherty
Tutein
Symmes Wall
Ted
Emery Kenney
van Tassel
Chapin
Roche
McCaleb
Foley
Lawson
Grannon
Clifford
C. Crowe
Trul
Cox and Dickenson
Flinn
Moreland
Harvard Yale Rigesed Betting Letter Referenced
A reader asks for a confidential Harvard note about bets on the Harvard Yale game. The discussion recalls past Harvard Yale kicks and scores from 1908 and Harvard Dartmouth results with 9 3 and 6 0 or 6 5 scores cited.
Haverhill St Johns Play To Scoreless Essex Clash
Haverhill High and St. John’s Preparatory fought a scoreless tie in a game billed as for the Essex county crown. Haverhill led in the first half but a 15 yard penalty nullified a possible score. St. John’s rallied late, neither side losing a game this season.
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Haverhill
Essex County
Haverhill High
John’s Preparatory Schools
St. John’s
Natick High Beats Wellesley 35-0 in Gridiron Showdown
Natick High School defeated Wellesley High 35 to 0 as Murphy and Carey starred. TDs by Casey Murphy Shean Murray and goals from Murray plus the official crew listed include Brown Woodlock Gorman Chanler and 1000 attendance.
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Natick
Wellesley
Dougherty
Carrie Selew
Fowle Rourke
Putnam A. Whalan
Stone Murphy
Harvey OG
Whalan
Shepherd Amorosa
MccCannon Murray
Plymton Shean
J. Garey Casey
D. W. Carey
Stover
Natick High
Wellesley High
Casey
Murphy
Shean
Elch
Murray
George W. Brown
Woodlock
Gorman
Tonan
Chanler
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