Brown Ends Season by Beating Indians
In Providence on Nov 24 Brown defeated Carlisle Indians 15 to 6 in a rough game marked by disputed Brown touchdowns. Sprackling starred for Carlisle with a long run and a field goal attempt, while McKay and High led Brown with strong line play and a late Brown touchdown. Officials disallowed two Brown scores amid fouls and Brown complained about calls.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Carlisle Indians
Sprackling
McKay
Ashbaugh
Houser
Arcasa
Lone Star
Carlisle
Langford
High
Nevashe
Indians
Kratz
Adams
Wheelock
Marble
Powell
Kennerty
Spracking
Smith
Bracklin
Bergen
Bartlett
Goldberg
Kulp
Jordan Mill Webs
Lone Star Corp
Seeeeel
Sweetcorn Oineon
Garlow
Burd Kratz
Parler
I.t
F. T
Arragan Adams
Staff
Marshall
Harvard
Princeton
Trinity
Sinclair
Orcester Academy
Melrose and Alumni Battle to 12-12 Tie in Morning Scoreboard
Melrose High School met the Alumni at Pine Banks Park before 3000 spectators, ending in a 12-12 tie. Touchdowns by R Winship, Littlefield, Cockrane, Wentworth. goals from touchdowns by Winship and Harris. Officials were Smith, Hilbourne, Reed, and Paige. game timed in 10 minute periods.
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Melrose
Melrose High School
Pine Banks Park
Melrose High
Chissong
J. O
Battery A Triumph Over First Corps Cadets 6 to 0
Battery A defeated the First Corps Cadets 6 to 0 at Harvard Stadium yesterday morning. A jeweled forward pass in the second period set up the decisive score, securing the win for Battery A.
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Battery
First Corps
Harvard
Battery A Beats Cadets in Vivid Stadium Battle
Wadsworth and Dana starred for Battery A as Dana scored and kicked the extra point after a 20 yard pass from Wadsworth. Dana also reached the First Corps goal line while Wadsworth dazzled with long runs. The Cadets were hurt by fumbles and punt mishaps. About 20,000 attended a brisk contest with strong play from Gutterson Miller Beebe and Jones.
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Wadsworth
Dana
Battery A
Thurber
Fish
Snelling
Jones
Gutterson
Miller
Beebe
Finer Guers
Fales Howe
Inches
I. Rivesis
Gutterson Gnelling
Bartel Elosper
Davis Durant
Hoar
Beebe Page
Fallon
Nichols
Campbell
Goode Tabay
Etiesk
Douglas
Miller Wadsworth
Q. B
E B
Heintzmann
Hennessy Fiarawick
R. B
Morse Thurber
Pope
Rice
F. B
Towne
Sears
First Corps
Gilman
Philbin
Wood
Moor
Woburn High Beats Alumni in Annual Match
Woburn High School defeated the alumni 6 to 0 on the school grounds in the annual game. Moreland scored the touchdown and Lawson added the goal from touchdown. Referee Bean, field judge Wall, head linesman Marion. Time ten minutes per period.
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Woburn
Meehan
Callahan
Grove Wageeo Ees Sand
Doherty Scalley
DeLorfen
H G
Connors Winchester
Scalley
Pushee Murphy
Turner Barrington
Johnson Wall
West Bean
G. Do
G. D. Trull Marrinan
Kenney Moreland
Keane
K. Hi
McDonald Tawbor
Ee F. B
Moreland
Lawson
Vampire—Leathe
Bean
Wall
Marion
Post And Journal Clash In Third Annual Showdown
Arrangements complete for Saturday's big event at American League Park. Post and Journal teams ready. kickoff at 10 30 am. Crowd invited to witness the gridiron clash amid high spirits and fierce competition.
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Post
Journal
American League Park
Penn Beats Cornell 12 to 6 in Hard Fought Game
In Philadelphia on Franklin Field Penn defeated Cornell 12 to 6 with two Penn touchdowns and goals. Cornell added two goals from placement by Butler. Despite the win the Quakers showed midseason fatigue and fumbling, while Cornell played a bolder, more consistent game with effective interference and few fumbles.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Franklin Field
Quakers
Butler
Pennsylvania
Ithaca
New York State
Robb
O’connor
R. B
Whyte Sommer
Kennedy
Nichols
Bates Molgee, Sons
F. B
Wilson
Mercer
Summer
Ramsdell
Joseph Pendleton
Bowdoin
A. H. Sharpe
Yale
Langford
Trinity
Mnesman
J. McCarthy, Jr
Germantown
Newton Wins Close Game At Newtonville
Newton High School defeated Cambridge Latin School 6 to 5 in a tightly contested match. Newton's Blue scored on a fumble return and the defense held on their own one yard line in the third period. Players highlighted include N. Clarke Brady and Murphy for Newton and Greene Grant Adams for the Latin School. Attendance 1000.
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Newton
Newtonville
Newton High School
Cambridge Latin School
Blue
Cambridge
Newton N. Clarke
Brady
Murphy
Greene
Grant
Adams
Newton Hig
Cambridge Latin
R. E
Poogls
Adams N
Clarke
Chandler
R. G
Cowan Hi. Clarke
Cccce
Rssesesvaes c
Stevens Rice
Geeeecersecee
L. G
Cochran
Harriman Brady
McVivar Brooks
Walker
L. E
Greene Flyatt
G. Dew
Q. B
Grant Rider
Cady
Mason Cady
Marshall
F. D
F. B
Baker Shore
Newton High
Stevens
Bankhart
Knight
Donohue
Mechanic Arts Is The Winner In Dorchester Duel
Mechanic Arts High defeated Dorchester High 11 to 0 on the Dunbar avenue grounds. Buzzell and Barry scored the touchdowns as Bello added the goal. A disputed first TD and a large crowd of about 7 500 attended the season finale. Officials were Umpire McGrail Referee Page and Timekeeper Bragg.
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Dorchester High
Mechanic Arts High
Dunbar Avenue
Mechanic Arts
Dorchester Boys
Dorchester
Page
Swanson
Barry
Bello
Mechanic Arts H. Roechret RE. H. Rosnosky
Sehiano
Chapin Dochsrug Loe Ae
Oh Tee Ncanape
Spencer Bello
Afc Garauill
Williams Moran
Horton Gleason
Long
Hibbard Brown
R. T
L. T
Betts Merton
Quilty Mooney
Q. D
Dyka Esatly
Bivie
Conly Swangon
Brown
R. H
School Games Yesterday Highlight Latin English and Brookline Plays
Mal Logan of Boston Latin starred at the Latin English High game at the American League Grounds with three field goals. Kila Mason of Brookline High shone at Waltham against Watch City, directing plays and making long gains. Bill Barry and Filson of Waltham High excelled despite a loss. Canton beat Somerville for the first time since 1901 behind Frank Scully’s leadership. Warren Mooney of Mechanic Arts High led his team with a sharp, productive performance.
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Capt. Logan
Boston Latin
Mal Logan
Kila Mason
Brookline High Eleven
Waltham
Watch City
Bill Barry
Filson
Waltham High
Barry
Mion
Frank Scully
Rindge
Canton
Somerville
Warren Mooney
Mechanic Arts High
Harvard Men Defeat Haverhill Alumni in 3 0 Victory
Harvard men defeated Haverhill Alumni 3 to 0 at Harvard, scoring on a field goal by Sexton late in the third period. Haverhill advanced to Harvard’s four yard line with three forward passes before time expired. Maguire Corcoran and Quinn starred for Harvard while Kelly G Short and Tuccolo led Haverhill.
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Haverhill
Harvard
Sexton
Maguire
Corcoran
Quinn
Kelly
G. Short
Tuccolo
Reycroft
Hees R
Bailey Gross
R. T . Read O'Neill
Aston R
McKee Swenson
Vaughn Maguire
R. G Ll Gy Fitzgerald Sexton
R. T
Short McCaffrey
S. Short Corcoran
Q. B
Kelly Hall
DA Davis Conroy
Smith Quinn
Storrow Elected President of General Motors Company
James J. Storrow is elected president of General Motors with W C Durant and W J Mead as vice presidents and Curtis R Hathaway re elected secretary and treasurer. The rebuilt GM board includes five Detroit men and James N Wallace of New York Citys Central Trust Company. The company expects about 40000 cars in 1911, slightly below 1909 1910 outputs. Mayor Fitzgerald will greet the Abbott Detroit Bull Dog crew at City Hall as they begin their 16100 mile run through 21 states amid rough travel conditions.
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General Motors Company
W. C. Durant
W. J. Mead
Curtis R. Hathaway
New York
Detroit
James N. Wallace
Central ‘Trust Company
New York City
Emory W. Clark
Michigan Bankers’ Association
Fitzgerald
City Hall
Abbott
Maine
New Hampshire
Knights of Columbus Eleven Top All-South Rosyton Team
The Knights of Columbus of South Boston defeated All-South Rosy ton at Locust Street grounds yesterday afternoon. Many players were former high school state stars and the Dorchester Heights eleven supplied most of the Knights.
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Knights of Columbus
South
Boston
Rosyton
Locust Street Grounds
Dorchester Heights
Clinton A A. Defeats Lincoln A A. 5 to 0 in Annual Clash
Newton Nov 4 Clinton A A. defeated Lincoln A A. 5 to 0 in the traditional annual game drawing large crowds. The Newton Independents faced Paquossettes. Paquossettes led 5 to.
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Newton
Clinton A. A
Lincoln A. A
Clintons
Newton Independents
Paquossettes
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Eyrick
Teagle
Wolfert
Patterson
Cwbone
Storrow
James J. Storrow
Bull Dog
K. Ofc. Takes Game
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Portland Streets
Wee Dee Stamp
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Rite
Murray Hill Club
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Thos. J. Boles
al Sngh
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W. S. Stok “Sons
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