Boston Latin Triumphs 14 6 Over Brookline High
Boston Latin defeated Brookline High 14 to 6 at old Tech Field in a steady battle. A. Malley and E. Malley scored for Latin while Faulkner's second period push gave Brookline its only TD. Me gan and Gus Malley shone on defense and kickoff plays. Referee Fred Hoey officiated the game with two 10 minute periods and a final 8 minute period.
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Brookline High
Old Tech Field
Brookline
Fred O’brien
Ed Malley
Gus Malley
Latin
Bob Kiley
Ned Malley
Faulkner
Doherty
Pond
Richardson
Mullowney Cleary
Grant Range
Cbs
Kenney Donavan
Robinson Wilson
Koplow
O'Hara BE
Malley
Treanor
Re le
Williams
Donovan
Plaisted Harkin
Campbell
Samuels
Faulkner Miles
A. J. Rooney
William Grimes
Dean to Play B U Eleven In Waltham Afternoon
Boston University faces Dean Academy in Waltham with a fast, light BU squad bolstered by Frank Smith from Waltham and captain Brick O'Hare from Boston English. Leo Hughes, ex Newton High star, will start at right halfback as BU relies on strong ground gains across four games this season.
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Dean Academy
Waltham
Tufts
Frankie Smith
Leo Hughes
Newton High
Hughes
Ollie Westcott
Boston
Brick” O'Hare
Boston English High
B. U
Daley
Harvard
Hoffman
Macomber
Boxing Tournament Set at Cypress Hall Cambridge
The Watertown Arsenal A.A. will stage a boxing tournament at Cypress Hall Cambridge Monday evening December 2. Classes include 115 125 135 and 145 pounds. Entries close with M. J. Brines at the Watertown arsenal.
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Cypress Hall
Cambridge
M. J. Brines
Watertown Arsenal
Harvard Captain Shifts Position in Boston College Game
Harvard vs Boston College game notes list players Dennis Urbin McMarmon O'Brien Brown Doyle Rush Coleman Flaherty Macomber Cusick Benes Conlon Brawley Gehrke McElaney Hoffman Swan Hunneman Connell. Officials included Pendleton Brown and McGrath with head linesman George Brown. Game timing shows 2 PM start and 12 minute periods.
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Boston College
Dennis
Urbin McMarmon
O’brien Brown
F & Doyle Rush
Benes Peecessveh
Ryan Conlon
Brawley Gehrke
McElaney Hoffman
Swan Hunneman
Connell
Joe Pendleton
Bowdoin
Hugh McGrath
George W. Brown
Boxing Gossip Highlights Boston Benefit Flurry
Boston boxing notes recount shifting Daley to end for Harvard Boston College clash and lineup tweaks. Veterans Murphy Britton Dundee and others boost New York influence at local War Fund show with Dempsey Jeanette controversy and upcoming Marlboro Driving Club bouts in Malden and surrounding towns.
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Willie Jackson
Benny Wager
Dan Morgan
Jack Britton
Tommy Murphy
Johnny Dundee
Boston
New York
Brown Bears vs Dartmouth in Battling at Braves Field
Brown and Dartmouth renew a long rivalry at Braves Field with Bevan leading the Dartmouth squad against Brown. The Bears emphasize a heavy rush line and stronger weight advantage, while Dartmouth counters with speed in backfield and a stout defense. Philip Threshie and several Boston area players anchor the Dartmouth unit as both teams arrive for the clash.
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Brown
Providence
Bevan
Melrose
Sanderson
Springfield
Fieri
Boston
Braves Field
Bellevue
Lenox
Brown University
Peak season for the pigskin pursuers in Boston
The column surveys postwar sports buzz from boxing and football to baseball in Boston and New York. It notes figures like Paday Driscoll, Fred Hoey, Jim Cost roth, Joe Bonds, John Heydler, and Tris Speaker, with fond references to War Work drives, Dempsey bouts, and a Matty Baldwin benefit auction raising about 9000 dollars for his widow and children. It mentions Harvard Radio vs Princeton aviators, Ban Johnson’s world series receipts plan, and Boston Athletic Association hosting marines for Thanksgiving dinner.
Crimson reorganizes for Tufts game with Daley at end
Big Bill Snow reshuffles the Crimson lineup as Daley moves from tackle to end to exploit his wing play. Daley will join Hoffman Gehrke and Conlon to marshal the offense while Ben Hunneman handles kicking. The11informal veteran Hoffman makes a season debut with Conlon directing the attack against Newton College.
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Maroon and Gold
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Macomber
Captain Daley
Dartmouth
Daley
Robbie Hoffman
Harvard
Ben Hunneman
B. C
Tufts
Cambridge
Gehrke
Hoffman
Art Conlon
Conlon
Newton College
Stan Coleman
Brown
Russo
McManmon
Dennis
Boston
Yale Football Captain Killed in Action in Flanders
Lieutenant Alexander D. Wilson of Binghamton New York killed in action in Flanders went overseas in May 1917 He was Yale football captain in 1915 Tom Shevlin coached the team coming from the West to aid Yale during a faltering period
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New Haven
Alexander D. Wilson
Binghamton
N. Y
Flanders
Yale
Tom Shevlin
Quincy Polo Team Beats Providence in Coliseum Thriller
Quincy roller polo team defeated Providence 9 to 6 in the Coliseum at Quincy. The game was tied 4 to 4 at the half, but Quincy surged in the final period with five goals. Conley starred in goal for Quincy with 67 saves.
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Quincy
Providence
Conley
Lowell Beats Worcester 9 5 in Roller Polo Match
Lowell defeats Worcester 9 to 5 in roller polo. League standings show Lowell in first place with three wins and one loss, Worcester at four wins and three losses, Providence and Cambridge trailing.
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Lowell
Worcester
Games Tonight Across New England Rivalries
Quincy visits Providence while Lowell travels to Lawrence and Boston plays Worcester. Local fans expect tight competition as three city matchups highlight tonight's schedule across the region.
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Quincy
Providence
Lowell
Lawrence
Boston
Worcester
Arlington High to host Weymouth in annual football game
Arlington High School faces Weymouth High School this afternoon at Spy Pond Athletic Field Arlington. Weymouth enters as slight favorite.
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Weymouth High School
Spy Pond
Arlington
Weymouth
Harvard Soccer to Meet Exeter Academy at Goldiers Field
Harvard will face Exeter Academy this afternoon at 3 o clock on the regular soccer field at Goldiers Field. The match pits two prep teams in a regional outing with local interest high and stakes modest.
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Exter Academy
Goldiers Field
Cubs Manager Fred Mitchell Plans Winter in Chicago
Chicago report says Cubs manager Fred Mitchell will spend the winter in Chicago working with the Red Cross. It is unclear whether his duties involve socks or sweaters.
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Fred Mitchell
Cubs
Victoria Protests Invasion By Hindy Raid At Post
Victoria laments Hindy raid on the Post's city room describing neutral territory breach during Thursday’s bombardment. The cat caricature notes fur patches torn from her black coat amid the commotion and calls the event an awful invasion.
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Post
Hindy
Hindy the yellow cat ruffian stalks Victoria in rough New England tale
Victoria laments Hindy the yellow cat’s feisty ways and vows to keep him out of her life. She recalls a brave old cat Nig from West Warren, and muses that a real blooded tradesman cat might win her heart while Hindy lingers as Dictator of Newspaper Row.
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Soldiers to Battle Tars at Somerville
An afternoon game at Somerville Athletic Field features Camp Devens Second Battalion against New London Naval Base. Devens, with many Greater Boston and Massachusetts school stars, faces a strong naval squad. kickoff is at 2 30 with listed lineups for both teams.
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Burns, R. G
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Leedy, R. G
Connant, R. T
Herdenan, R
Bagley, Qb
Grunwald, R. H
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Thornton, Fb
Bugs Pate Receives Commission In Artillery Service
Joe Pate former southpaw pitching star of the Fort Worth Texas league team finished the course at Camp Taylor and was given his commission in the artillery. Any Goughboy who calls him Bugs will face the guard house.
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Forth Worth
Camp Taylor
Bugs
Watertown blitzes Melrose 76 to 0 in league clash
Watertown High routed Melrose High 76 to 0 at Town Field in a Mystic Valley league game. Ed Cousineau and Red Shanahan starred for Watertown while Conroy and Wallace each intercepted Melrose and scampered 60 and 4 yards for touchdowns.
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Melrose High
Town Field
Watertown
Melrose
Ed Cousineau
Red Shanahan
Conroy
Wallace
Former sprint star O'Hara dies in New York hospital
John F. O'Hara of Caldwell a longtime New Jersey delegate to the Amateur Athletic Union and noted for a 10 second 100 yard dash died at a New York hospital. He was born in Meriden, Connecticut, 46 years ago.
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New York
John F. O’hara
Caldwell
New Jersey
Amateur Athletic Union
Meriden
Conn
College football schedule features Boston area games today
A crowded slate lists Harvard at Boston College and multiple matches across New England. Notable ties include Camp Merritt against Hackensack, Naval Radio versus Princeton Aviators, and Navy’s Great Lakes encounter in An napolis, with varied high school showdowns statewide.
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Dean Academy
Waltham
Fordham
Camp Merritt
Hackensack
N. J
Columbia
New York University
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Annapolis
Great Lakes
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U. S. S. Granite State
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Polo Grounds
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Garden City Aviators
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Boston Section
Beverly High
Beverly
Springfield Y. M
Sacco Victor Over Carlson In 12 Round Bout
Jimmy Young Sacco of East Boston won the decision over Harry Carlson of Brockton in a 12 round bout at the Commercial A C last night. Sacco led early with a sharp hook that floored Carlson, who struggled to recover. The card also featured Johnny Bruno defeating Eddie Barcelli, while Johnny Kelly lost to Willie Jones and Charlie Brennan beat Sam Jensky in six rounds.
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Sacco
East Boston
Harry Carl- Son
Brockton
Commercial A. C
Carl- Son
Feree Conley
Carlson
Johnny Bruno
Eddie Barcelli
Quincy
Quincy Boy
Johnny Kelly
Willie Jones
Revere
Charlie Brennan
Sam Jensky
Lawrence
Textile workers seek 15 percent wage rise in New Bedford
Textile council votes to demand a 15 per cent wage increase from cotton manufacturers, to take effect December 2 when the six months agreement with Agent Ripley expires. A committee of union secretaries is appointed to arrange a conference with the manufacturers.
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New Bedford
Textile Council
Ripley
Secretary Houston Addresses Maine Farmers Din
Secretary of Agriculture David F. Houston spoke at a Portland Farmers Club dinner to Maine agricultural groups. He described his department, its functions, and ongoing work. He said about 9 percent of returning soldiers may need aid, with assistance available for those in need.
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Portland
David F. Houston
Farmers of
Maine
Portland Farmers’ Club
Houston
Had Narrow Escape From Influenza for Pitcher Gene Packard
Gene Packard, a southpaw pitcher with the St. Louis Cardinals last season, reportedly survived a severe influenza illness in Wilmington Delaware where he is employed in a shipyard as a yard worker.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Wilmington
Del
Everett Somerville Gridiron Clash Draws Interest Despite Ineligibility
Everett High meets Somerville High in a highly touted scholastic gridiron matchup on today’s card. The game’s appeal is dampened as Everett end and halfback Joe Tarby is ruled ineligible and Everett is seen as out of the Suburban league title race.
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Everett High
Somerville High
Everett
Suburban league matchups shape weekend slate
Somerville led by Cleo O Donnell heads to Everett to face Frank Keaney's team in a game billed as the season's toughest. Malden High meets Cambridge Latin at Malden with Dave Morey's squad aiming to stay in the top tier. Rindge Tech travels to face Jim Mansfield's near Suburban leaders, while Medford observers may expect a rough showing after Rindge declined to play yesterday. Country Day hosts Noble and Greenough at Cabot Field to close private school play, with Country Day favored for strong season work.
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Somerville
Cleo O'Donnell
Everett
Frank Keaney
Dave Morey
Malden
Leander McDonald
Cambridge Latin
Rindge Tech
Jim Mansfield
Rindge
Medford
Cabot Field
Newton
Service Elevens Meet at Somerville Today
The Second Battalion Camp Devens elevens face New London Naval Base in a charity football match at Somerville Recreation Grounds at 2 30 PM. Both teams feature notable players from New England and the Western circuit, aiming to raise funds for athletic equipment.
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Somerville
Camp Devens
New London
New England
Devens
Shifts of Players in Roller Polo League
A series of trades in the American Roller Polo league reshapes rosters. Boston moves Captain Hardy and Blount to Lawrence, receiving Jean and Maxwell with Pence also joining as a noted goalie. Red Williams from Lawrence is reportedly sent to Providence.
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Lawrence
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Fast Rush
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Maxwell
Pence
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Providence
Annapolis Middies to Meet Great Lakes at Farragut Field
Annapolis Md November 22 Intense interest centers on the football game between the Great Lakes Naval Training Station of Chicago and the Annapolis Middies to be played on Farragut Field tomorrow afternoon. Both teams are in the best condition for what is expected to be the hottest gridiron contest of the season.
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Yale
Brunonians
New Hampshire
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Annapolis Middies
Farragut Field
Turkey golf tourney at Concord Country Club today
The Concord Country Club hosts its annual turkey golf tournament this afternoon on the club links near Old Road to Nine Acre corner in Concord. Four prize turkeys will be awarded.
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Central A. C
Frank A Foster
Back Bay
School
Washington Streets
Concord Country Club
Nine Acre Corner
Concord
Lexington Girls Field Hockey Triumph Over Winchester
The Lexington High School girls' field hockey team defeated Winchester High School by seven goals to one at Winchester yesterday afternoon advancing in the state championship race.
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Lexington High School
Winchester High School
Winchester
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