Manahan Hero as High School Beats Latin 6 to 0 at South End
English High School edged Boston Latin 6 to 0 at the South End grounds in a hard fought football clash. Manahan scored a 45 yard rushing TD aided by Eaton interference, Sherlock kicked the extra point, with both teams displaying strong line play and few fumbles despite a slippery field. Attendance reached about 2,500 as fans packed the stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English High
Boston Latin
Uth
Latin School
BH. H
Ashrants
Georgia
C. Daley
Sherlock
Teevens
Carroll
Ratshesky
Lowe
O’brien
Manahan
E. H
Reilly
Walsh
Daly
Eaton
Fitch
Woodbury
Latin
B. L.S
Oval
K. 85
High
Oodbury
Bellamy
Murphy
Sligh
EF. H. S
E. HH
Latip
Monahan
Carey
High School
Eevens
Kelly
Here High
Seavey
B. I
E. H. S. Rooters
Goulston
Vickery
Columbus Avenue
BE. H. S
Babson
RB. L
Ff. H. S. Robinson
IL C
Mann Talbot
Sherlock D. Daly
Woodbury Bellamy
H. T Vt
Reilly Teevens
F. Dio
Jenney
Harvard
Frank Shaw
Ellsworth
J. H. Stevenson
B. H
Cambridge Manual School smashes Cambridge High and Latin 34-0
The Cambridge Manual Training School defeated Cambridge High and Latin 34 to 0 on Soldiers Field. Key players Swain Thompson White and Webb led the offense while the defense disrupted Latin’s line. Touchdowns by Thompson White and four by Thompson plus five goals from Swain highlighted a 40-minute match with two 20-minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.M.T.S
Soldiers Field
Cambridge Manual Training School
Cambridge High
Latin
Manual Boys
Brookline High
Swain
Thompson
White
Webb
C.H
Francis
Csc
Crowley Leahy
Whadeus Éesceves R. T
Houston Wood
Biscsccereseces
Oresevecl’s
Sy Jacquith Frisieg
Cossseseceseyecscves Too
Lewis Thompson
H. B
Simmonds Wdd
Hecipices
Concord High Defeats Hustlers 2 0 In Wet Game
In a soggy field Concord High beat the Hustlers 2 to 0. Loughlin starred with long punts and three touchdowns credited to him while Gage and Wilson contributed for Concord. The Hustlers showed effort with strong tackling from Spencer and Hatch and Captain Penniman led the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Loughlin
Gage
Wilson
Connell
Hatch
Spencer
M. S. S. Enterprise
C. H. S. Hustlers
Ireland
bSayesiewrs Acne
Spencer Mara
Nelson Wheeler
Connell Byron
Q. Be
Q. B
O'Connell Wilson
H. de
H. B
Hateh Loughlin
Bh. B
Penniman
Saiseux F. B
E. Loughlin
Sohier
Dakins
Blodgett
C. H
Everett High School Scorches Alumni in Mt Washington Game
Everett High School defeated the Alumni eleven on the Mt Washington grounds with a 16 to 0 score. Two touchdowns in the first half and one in the second. Touchdowns credited to Otis Hart and Fogg. Bosworth kicked two goals from touchdowns. Umpire Small and referee Dearing officiated. Two 20 minute halves played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett High School
Everett High School Alumni Association
Mt. Washington
Everett
Everett High
Bosworth
Allen Billoo
R. T
Mitchell Pratt
Mya
Sae Guptill
Vanderhofe Thompson
Q. D
Q. B
Teed Otis
Fis
Oh. B
A. Hoxie Fogg
H. B
F. Hoxie Bart
Doc Cavsiesarnnsons Sie Aes F. B
Jones
Otis, Hart, Fogg
Small
Dearing
Smith
Canl
Hy Perkins Hutchins
H. Bee
Churbuck
Dedham High and Post Graduates Play to Draw in Stone Park
Dedham High School faced a post graduate team at Stone Park in a hard fought football match that ended scoreless after forty minutes. The lighter eleven impressed with teamwork and double passes while the graduates used their stronger line to push forward. Key tackles by Brennan French Monteith Gould Baker and Delaney highlighted the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Dedham High School
Stone Park
McGlashan
Collins
Brennan
French
Monteith
Gould
Baker and Delaney
Dhdham High
Rolland, J
French McGlashan
1. T
T. T
Monteith Robinson
R. G
Gould P Bonnemort
Brennan Seaney
Ll. Dee
Conant PD
J. Hurley
Fastertraok
H. B. Young
F. B
F. B. Young
Dedham High
Lawrence High Defeats Burdett College 4–0 at Glen Forest
Lawrence High School defeated Burdett College of Boston at Glen Forest this afternoon by 4 to 0. Burdett, though heavier, lacked Burdett's skill as Sawyer attempted a punt in the first half and Hall blocked to secure a touchdown but Chubb missed the goal. Night fell making visibility poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Burdett College
Boston
Glen Forest
Burdett
Tertory
Sawyer
Hall
Chubb
Score of 206 in a sharp game on other gridirons
A high scoring contest features 206 total points as a standout performance draws attention beyond major college programs. The offense showcases multiple players with significant scoring bursts and efficient play on diverse road venues.
Dartmouth Defeats Newton A. A. In Clean Football Showdown
In a morning game on Cedar Street grounds Dartmouth mounted a dominant 12 to 6 victory over Newton A. A. The champion eleven showcased teamwork, strong blocking, and McCornack’s leadership with decisive wedge plays and effective kick protection. Newton’s offense stalled after several near gains as Dartmouth held firm.
Dartmouth Defeats Newton A. A. 12 to 6 in Tight Midfield Battle
In a hard fought game the Dartmouth squad led by Draper and Saul push to a 12 6 win over Newton A. A. Touchdowns by Crolius Edwards and Saul, with McCornack and Brown adding goals from touchdowns, highlight a brisk two half clash attended by about 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Murphy
Brown
Dartmouth
Newton
Draper
Saul
Newton A. A
Sly
Fly Aero Putnam
R. T
Teele Walker
Paul Pillsbury, Co
Moulton
Knox
Kistler
Paul
Boston College Beats Boston University 10–0 in Crucial Scrap
About three to four thousand fans watched Boston College defeat Boston University at the South End grounds yesterday afternoon. A late rally by BC produced a touchdown by Brick and a TD by McGrath, with Landrigan adding the conversion. The game ended as darkness approached after BC led 10 to 0 and showed a strong defensive battle on both sides.
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Boston College
Boston University
Walsh
B. U
Byron
Landrigan
White
Brick
Lyons
Sturdevant
Foster
Byren
Bryen
McGrath
Brides
Clarkson
B. GC
O’brien
Kelliher
Nagle
Lions O'Brien, Jr
Prendeghast
McCarthy
James
Murphy Reuitay
Croker Olavegor
Wissen
Vadey Pobar
Wily Uy
Scigi Sturdevant
F. B
N. Garfield
Williams College
George Callahan
Amherst
Joe Drum
L. Per
Newtowne Club Dominates University A A in 16–0 Victory
About 1000 spectators on Tufts College oval watched the Newtowne Club of Cambridge defeat University A A 16 to 0. Two 25 minute halves produced touchdowns by Jackson, Watson and Russell with Beekman kicking two goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
Behr
Or. G
Vaughn
R. T
McFarland
R. E
Beekman
Q. B
Davis
Jackson
H. B
Watson
F. B. University
A. A
Jouett
1. E
Murphy
1. T
Heman
1. G
Trainer
Spiray, R. G
Tuckerman, R. T
Beardsell, R. E
Packard, Q. B
Carraly
Hopkins, R. H. B
Warren, F. B
Chicago Defeats Boston in Rain Soaked Ball Clash
Chicago A A defeats Boston A A 12 to 6 in a muddy, wind driven contest. Draper and Bullard score Chicago touchdowns while Curtis adds a field goal for Boston amid heavy injuries and persistent scrimmage.
Local High School Scores From Recent Matches
A roundup of scores from Whitman Cambridge, Newburyport, Marlboro Fairmounts, Portland Deering, Edward Little Auburn, Thornton Academy Saco, Trinity versus Laureate Boat Club, and more. Notable: Exeter and Haverhill game not played. Father Mathews Society vs Thorndike Associates clash ends 0- yo Father Mathews. Attendance about 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Cambridge
Whitmans
Newburyport
Newburyport High School
Newburyport Y. M. C. A
Hull
Troy
N. Y
Laureate Boat Club
Trinity
Soldiers Field
Houston & Henderson
R. H. White
Gloucester
Beverly Association
Gloucester Athletic Club
Father Mathew
Everett
Temperance Boys
Thorndike
Kilelea
Mathews
Reardon
J. F. Mahoney
Thorndike Association
McKellogg
Philbrick
Temperance
Caddigan
Mathew
Yo. Thorndike Associates
Ramsey
Gallagher
Hurley
Donnihan
O Connell Team Quits Over Match With Garryowens
About 20 percent of Gaelic football fans were disappointed as the O Connell team failed to appear at Somerville Y M F A grounds for a $100 side game against Garryowens of Cambridge. Garryowens waited in uniform. O Connell players left for Worcester without the manager's consent, leaving five men short. Referee Joseph Gallagher was detained in Worcester. stake money unpaid, game may be rescheduled later this week or next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Somerville
Hayes
O’connell
Worcester
Joseph Gallagher
Peninsula A A and Dorchester Heights Tie 4-4
Peninsula A A and Dorchester Heights played to a 4 to 4 tie yesterday afternoon at Deanfield. Both teams posted goals as the contest ended in a draw.
Brown and Carlisle Clash in 24 12 Victory at Manhattan Field
Eighteen thousand see Brown University defeat Carlisle School 24 to 12. Gammons and Fultz spark the comeback with 80 and 60 yard runs, Colby aiding a 60 yard score. Injuries test both squads as Bemis Pierce shines with precise kicking.
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New York
Brown University
Carlisle
Manhattan Field
Brown
Gammons
Fultz
Cayou
Colby
Metoxen
Indians
Redskins
Penn State Beats Cornell 32 10 in Philadelphia clash
The University of Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 32 to 10 at Philadelphia. Penn scored six touchdowns and a safety to reach 32, while Cornell crossed Pennsylvanias goal twice with Beachams running and Ritchie scoring in the second half.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Ithaca
Quakers
Pennsylvanias
Beacham
Ritchie
Lafayette Tops Naval Cadets 18 to 6 in Varsity Clash
Lafayette defeats Annapolis based squad 18 to 6 as Herr Barclay and Mainehardt score for Lafayette after a halftime swing. Powell and McCarthy add late points for the middies with a goal and a field effort in a rough game at Annapolis.
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Lafayette
Naval Cadets
Annapolis
Easton Boys
Huberty
Herr
Barclay
Mainehardt
Powell
McCarthy
Middies
Milton A A beats Arlington in East Milton football game
The Milton A A defeated the Arlington team 28 to 0 in a morning match at East Milton. Babcock starred with field goals and four successful kicks, while S Robertson and Brackett contributed touchdowns for Milton A A.
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Hayward Brierly
J. T
St. Robertson
Joesess R. G
Cahill Flden
Reese
Bey
J. Coan
Babcock
R. B
H. B
Rayner Brackett
F. B
Ssssesees
Milton A. A
Arlington
S. Robertson
Brackett
Kemp
Boardman
Clark
P. Babcock
Campello A A Defeats Harvard Medical In Muddy Contest
Nov 26 Brockton Massachusetts Campello A A upset Harvard Medical School 8 to 4 before about 1500 spectators. Harvard brought eight men and used three Campello substitutes who aided in breaking up signals. Dean was Harvard’s standout rusher while Taber McCormack Tom Maguire and Morrill starred for Campello. Olmes produced several long runs to the cheers of the crowd.
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Brockton
Harvard Medical School
Campello A. A
Campello
Harvard
Dean
Taber
McCormack
Tom Maguire
Morrill
Wesleyan Defeats New Jersey Athletic Club 12 to 10
On Wesleyan campus in Middletown Nov 26 six hundred watched New Jersey Athletic Club beat Wesleyan 12 to 10. Rymer starred for Wesleyan with several long runs while New Jersey showed strong interference. Davidson fumbles cost Wesleyan two touchdowns. Final lineups list Masterson captain for New Jersey and Archie Young Simmons quarterback for Wesleyan.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan- New Jersey Athletic Club
Rymer
Wesleyan
New Jersey
Wilson
Davidson
Masterson
Arthur Young Gooch
Csscvecees
L. T
Henry Lansing
Vr. B
Noyes Gale
Cs Cee
Wade Kingdon
Renee Rene Ele
Bas Sibley Phiyfe
Seeerveee
Williams Peltz
Archie Young Simmons
Q. B
Barclay
Dey
Wing Wail
Rymer Whyte
Dey Davidson
Kent Hubbard
Trinity
John Pdgerton
Morse
Syracuse
Claude Wilson
Whyte
Couch
Iymer
East Boston Athletic Association Beats Breretons 59 to 0
The BE A A routed Breretons 59 to 0 in a lopsided game. Morris sparkled with a 50 yard TD run. BE A A missed most extra points, converting only three of eleven attempts.
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East Boston Athletic Association
Breretons
Morris
Chicago Defeats Michigan In Roofed Coliseum Classic
The University of Chicago football team beat the University of Michigan 7 to 6 in a game played under a roof at the Coliseum. About 20,000 spectators attended this first enclosed football matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Michigan
Trinity Grounds Showdown Ends 22 0 In Favor Of Pope Men
A large crowd witnessed the Pope Manufacturing Company team defeat Overman Wheel Company 22 to 0 at Trinity grounds Hartford on November 26. Touchdowns by Johnson Caswell and Johnson highlighted the local Pope victory with umpire Rice and referee Morris officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Trinity Grounds
Pope Manufacturing Company
Overman Wheel Company
Chicopee Falls
Springfield
Columbia
Massachusetts
Overman
Johnson
Caswell
J. C. Rice
Brown
C. Ss. Morris
Trinity
Bicycle Notes and Local Racing News from Boston
Roslindale A A failed to appear, canceling the Franklin Field football game against Tiger Roadsters. Tonight Metropolitan Wheelmen host whist, tomorrow dance. Commonwealth C C bowls at Murray & Irwin. Eclipse Bicycle lists bikes from 50 to 100 dollars with Model 34 at 75 and Model 35 at 60. S Holmes Jr resigns from Waltham to join Remington Arms at Ilion NY. Lovell Diamond prices set at 100 for racers and roadsters, 140 for tandems. Excel line offers 50 and 40 dollar wheels. Newman and Bartow of R H Wolff Co to canvass New England trade in Boston. Butler tangled in Paris over Velodrome contract. dispute torn up, he may race freely.
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Roslindal A. A
Franklin Fiel
Tiger Roadsters
Tigers
Commonwealth C. C
Murray & Irwin
Eclipse Bicycle Company
Eclipse
S. Holmes, Jr
Waltham Manufacturing Company
Remington Arms Company
Ilion
N. Ythe
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Lovell
Charles Newman
G. C. Bartow
R. H. Wolff Company, Limited
Boston
New England
Mr. Bartow
O. J. Faxon
Tom Butler
Paris
McLeish Neveoe
Dorchester Wheelmen Mud Race Won by James Urquhart
In a muddy five mile road race on Harvard Street, Dorchester Wheelmen crowned James Urquhart first after a field of about 1000 spectators. David Dannahy fell early but finished eighth. Ernest Natter led at 2.5 miles before Urquhart brothers surged ahead. Results list Urquhart first with Lake, Spokesfield, Feather and Robert Urquhart following.
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Dorchester Wheelmen
James Urquhart
Harvard Street
Dave Dannahy
Ernest Natter
Urquhart Brothers
Rob Urquhart
John Lake
William Spokesfield
Frank Feather
Robert Urquhart Serated
Creighton Scott
David Dannahy
Charles Homeyer
Ite Acree
Sim Robinson
Look
Seke
Ben
Washington Race Results From Hurdle Handicap Meet
In Washington D C on November 26 the hurdle handicap over one and three quarters miles saw Flushing ridden by Slack win at 7 to 5 with Red Cloud second and McKee falling. The one mile selling produced Prisoner first at 8 to 1, Azure and Sloan in the places. Premier led by Sloan won the one mile event as Septour and Doggett chased. Zanone led by O Leary won the five eighths with Wordsworth and Harrington following. Maurice and Valley placed in the one and one quarter mile, while Trillion captured the three mile steeplechase with De Garnette and Nadji close behind. Time records were 8:23, 1:46 2-5, 1:44, 1:08, 2:11 2-5, and 6:31 3-5.
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Washington
D. C
Flushing
Slack
Red Cloud
Lynch
McKee
Fell
O' Leary
IL. B
Gifford
Azure
Sloan
Phind
Premier
Septour
Doggett
Marshall
Sims
Zanone
O'Leary
Wordsworth
Maher
Harrington
Company H Victorious In Chelsea Basketball Match
Five hundred spectators watched Company H M V Chelsea defeat Everett Y M C A 10 to 2 in Lincoln Hall Chelsea. Bears, Grants, Rogers, Nelson, Knox, Parker scored with three fouls each side. Referee McGilvray. Two twenty minute halves.
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Lincoln Hall
Chelsea
Company H. M. V. M
Everett
Company H
Everett Y. M. C
Bearse
Grant
Rogers
Nelson
Knox
Parker
Everett Y. M. C. A
McGilvray
Thomas Eaves
Pierce Beats Stonewall in New England Five Mile Event
Walter Pierce defeated Robert Stonewall Allen for the colored five mile championship of New England with a side bet of $2. The start was at Irving and Phillips streets and Allen quit in the last quarter mile. Time was 34 minutes and 10 seconds. Considerable money changed hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pierce
Robert Stonewall Allen
New England
Irving and
Phillips Streets
Allen
Concord Golf Club Handicap Tournament at Nashawtlle
In Concord on the Nashawtlle links the Concord Golf Club held an 18 hole medal play handicap event. Charles H Richardson took first prize for best gross and best net score while George Keyes won second prize.
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Concord
Nashawtlle Links
Concord Golf Club
Charles 8. Richardson
George
Keyes
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