Everett High Dominates Melrose in 44 to 0 Victory
Everett High routed Melrose 44 to 0 at Glendale Park as Brickley led with six touchdowns and long runs. Ridpath and Lansing added scores while Melrose struggled except for a notable pass block. Attendance was about 2000. William F. Mudge, 40, injured after a fall from a second story window.
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City Hospital
Crowley Wins Yonkers Marathon in Fog Bound Race
James F. Crowley of the Irish American Athletic Club won the Yonkers Marathon with a time of 7 hours 49 minutes. About 14 000 spectators at Getty Square watched as Crowley led by nearly a mile ahead of Fowler of Cambridge Mass. and Sam Mellor who finished third.
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Fowler
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Sam Mellor
Lewis Technima
Carlisle
Edward Ryder
Jamaica Plain
Attleboro Beats New York Stars Twice In Local Basketball
Attleboro defeated the New York Stars in two games here. The afternoon contest ended 21 to 19 and the night game concluded 45 to 29 in favor of Attleboro.
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Attleboro
Navy Prepares for Army Game at Franklin Field
At Annapolis the Navy football squad held final practice focused on signals and formations ahead of the Army game. Players and staff travel by special train to Philadelphia with plans to drill at Franklin Field and finalize lodging arrangements. A $2500 bet between Army cadets and Navy midshipmen underscored the heightened rivalry. Officials’ selection remains unsettled between the two schools.
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Beverly Hands Salem 12 0 in Essex County Rivalry
Beverly High defeated Salem High 12 to 0 in the annual Essex county football clash on Bridge Street grounds. Beverly used Harvard formation with Wallis and Hayden keying attacks while Salem fumbled repeatedly. Scorers were Standley and Wittenhagen with Hayden kicking both extra points. crowds exceed 8000 despite rain, with city parades and celebrations after the game.
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Sullivan defeats Caponia in six round bout
At the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia on November 26 Tommy Sullivan of Lawrenceville Mass defeated Tony Caponia of Pittsburgh in six rounds after an active display. Earlier Johnny Madole of Pittsburgh beat Tommy Langdon of Port Richmond.
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Johnny Madole
Pittsburg
Tommy Langdon
Port Richmond
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrenceville
Mass
Tony Caponla
Sullivan
Indians Beat St. Louis in Hard Carlisle Victory
Carlisle Indians defeated St. Louis University 17 to 0 in a tough contest in St. Louis. The Indians relied on trick plays and sharp forward passes, with Harry Lindsay crediting part of the strong defensive hold and late offensive surge.
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Carlisle Indians
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Dartmouth
Waltham Triumphs 60 5 Over Cambridge Latin in Thanksgiving Game
In a Thanksgiving clash at Waltham, the hosts routed Cambridge Latin 60 to 5. Waltham piled up 42 points by halftime as Stankard scored early via a triple forward pass and Evans Leary Stark Sanderson paced the offense. Cambridge Latin finally broke through with a late touchdown by Close as reserves hampered Waltham in the second half.
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Newton High Prep Champs Defeat Brookline 4–0 in Muddy Showdown
Newton High School defeated Brookline 4 to 0 to win the Preparatory league title before about 3000 spectators. Dunn scored all four points with a second half 80 yard kickoff, Donahue added key plays, and Newton outplayed their heavier foe on a muddy field.
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City Point C A Defeats Dorchester C A 6 to 0
City Point Catholic Association outplayed Dorchester Catholic Club 6 to 0 at Locust street grounds before about 2000 fans. Ribber Carey scored the lone touchdown in the first half and starred alongside Tom McDonald. Carey added the extra point on a later try. the game featured 20 minute halves and key plays from McDonald and others.
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Lawrence Century Club Triumphs 6-0 Over South Boston A A
The Lawrence Century Club defeated South Boston A A 6 to 0 at North End Park yesterday afternoon. Key plays included a 35 yard touchdown run by D. O'Connell and standout tackling by captain Foley for the visitors.
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