Somerville and Cambridge T S Battle For Ball Control
The text describes a tense sequence with a tied score as Somerville and Cambridge T S exchange possessions. A bad pass at the 8 yard line by Cambridge yields the ball to Somerville, who then loses it on downs. Cambridge punts and Somerville advances to the 15 yard line before CMTS halts the drive, then another play ends with a turnover on downs on CMTS 10 yard line. The contest features punting, downed drives, and a series of defensive stands before the lines turn to further play.
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Somerville High
Cambridge Manual
Charles River Park
Clark
Boysen
Cambridge
Somerville
Graham
Blackwell
Holden
Cc. M
Burton
Malden High 23 Medford High 6 in Thanksgiving game
Malden High overwhelmed Medford High 23 to 6 before about 3000 spectators. Gatchell led Malden with strong kicking and touchdowns by Powers, Gage, Hill, and Papkee, while Medford's lone score came from Papkee after substitutions.
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Malden
Medford
L. Hill
Papkee
Hewes
Brown Gage
St. Denis
Gatchell
Moea Hill
Papare
F. B
Cade
Cee
Medford High
Powers
Gage
Hill
South Boston High Downs Dorchester High 34 to 0
South Boston High defeated Dorchester High 34 to 0 at Locust Street grounds in the morning curtain raiser. South Boston showed stronger teamwork led by Loughlin Leahy Fitzgerald and Russell while Dorchester strengths included Cullen Carey Hickey Tucker. Scorers included Sheehan Loughlin Russell Houghton Baxter and F O’Brien with O’Brien Baxter Loughlin kicking goals. Umpire Sherlock referee Moulton. Game lasted two halves of 30 minutes.
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South Boston High
Dorchester High
Locust Street Grounds
Dorchester
Loughlin
Leahy
Fitzgerald
Russell
South Boston
Cullen
Carey
Hickey
Tucker
Boston High
O'Connor
R. E
Delano
Fe Leahy
O'Brien
R. G
Cavanaugh Murray
Buckley
Cullen Houghton
H. B
Hh. D
Wheelock F. O’brien
R. H
Hapgood Russell
Young
Sheehan
Houghton
Baxter
F. O'Brien
F. O’brien
Sherlock
Moulton
East Boston High Defeats Chapman In Close Wood Island Game
A tight afternoon game at Wood Island saw East Boston High edge Chapman 6 to 0 after Pags scored on a guards back play near halftime. Umpire Chase referee Russel linesman Hnesmen O Neal and Clark officiated.
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Wood Island
East Boston High
Chapman
Pags
East Boston
Chapmans & To
Chase
Russel
O’neal
Clark
Dartmouth Cruises Past Brown for 22 to 0 Victory
Dartmouth defeated Brown 22 to 0 in Providence on November 2, dominating from start to finish. Knibbs, Vaughn, Bullock and Dillon stood out as Dartmouth outgained and outplayed the Brown lineup, with five Dartmouth penalties noted and a 5,000-strong crowd watching under clear, cold skies.
Cornell Beats Pennsylvania In 24-6 Football Clash
Philadelphia Nov 28 The University of Pennsylvania ended a disappointing season with a 24 to 6 defeat by Cornell. It marked the first time Cornell has beaten Pennsylvania in a football game. The Quakers fought hard but were outplayed, except for punting where Penn showed strength.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Ithaca
Quakers
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Michigan
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Boston Latin Upsets English High In 6-5 Football Thriller
English High entered undefeated status this season but was stunned by Boston Latin on the South End grounds yesterday morning. The decisive score line read 6 to 5, with Boston Latin displaying superior left tackle plays and strong defense. Captain Connolly starred for English High, and key tackles by Connolly halted many Latin advances, while Though Hatton was injured, Boston Latin’s improved practice and coaching by Charles Kiley carried the upset.
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English High
Boston Latin
South End
Charles Kiley
Hatton
Connolly
Sullivan
Woodbury
Clapp
Santry
Monahan
Burns
Hanley
Tucker
Freedman
Somes
Mohan
O’donnell
F. H
English
McCuster
Sullivan O'Donnell
R. T
Warner Edwards
McClintock Littlefield
Tae Witherbee
Collins Mohan
Veeeeeel. T
Hatten Friedman
Lee
Benshinol
Seeseesereeveees le
F. B
Witherbee
Burleigh
Holton
Parmalee
Harrison
Wimer—Gould
Dorchester A A and Everett A A Clash Delayed Game Ends 2-0
Dorchester A A and Everett A A met at Everett Base Ball Park with the home team winning 2 to 0. Dorchester faced heavy losses of key players and a poor field, delaying scoring as Everett carried two touchdowns, one in each half. Bul lock Bean and Fleming starred for Everett, while McDonald Warren and McKenzie led Dorchester.
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Dorchester A. A
Everett A. A
Everett Baseball Park
Dorchester
Everett
Bullock
Bean
Fleming
McDonald
Warren
McKenzie
Forest Hills A C and Jamaica Ai SC Draw 5–5 at Jamaica Plain
Forest Hills A C and Jamaica Ai SC played to a 5 to 5 draw at Jamaica Plain. Jamaica’s Connolly Hewes Ross and Flynn starred while Forest Hills’ Cronin stood out with strong play.
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Forest Hills A. C
Jamaica Ai SC
Jamaica Plain
Jamaica
Connolly
Hewes
Ross
Flynn
Cronin
Forest Hills
YMCA and West Roxbury clash ends in no show
A scheduled game at West Roxbury yesterday morning between the Boston Y M C A and West Roxbury elevens was canceled when the latter failed to appear. The YMCA players formed two teams and conducted a practice game highlighting Locke’s rushes and Kennington and Lyons’s kicking.
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West Roxbury
Boston Y. M. C. A
Locke
Kennington
Lyons
Columbia Defeats Carlisle 40 to 12 in Columbus
In New York on November 28 Columbia dominated the Carlisle Indian team for 65 minutes scoring 40 points and shutting out the Indians. Carlisle rallied late to score 12 as Columbia’s backfield Smith Berrien and Weekes starred with Morley creating the plays. Six thousand in attendance.
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New York
Columbia
Carlisle
Morley
Wisconsin Whitewash Beats Chicago In Football Showdown
Wisconsin University defeated Chicago University 35 to 0 in ideal conditions. Wisconsin’s offense was dominant, with two goals in minimal danger. Chicago fought hard with a persistent but unproductive attack as over 6000 fans watched in Chicago.
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Chicago
Wisconsin University
Chicago University
Wisconsin
Kickhams rout Emmets Gaelic club in Boston setback
The Kickhams of New York crushed the Chelsea Emmets 15 to 0 at the American League grounds. New York players dominated with cohesion and strong interference while Boston teams faced practice bans on Sundays, prompting talk of a Greater Boston versus Greater New York match.
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Emmets
Chelsea
Charles J. Kickhams
New York
Kickhams
Boston
America
Tom Ryan
New York Tran
Kickams
Ryan
Kennedy
O'Meara
McDonald
Edwards
Healy
McCarthy
O'Day
Greater Boston
Amherst A C Defeats Boston College 11 to 0 in A A C
Amherst A C defeated Boston College 11 to 0 at the American League Baseball Grounds. Two 20 minute halves featured Halligan and Schnell scoring for Amherst with O Hearn kicking goals. Strong Amherst line play and speed overwhelmed Boston, whose defense cracked repeatedly. Attendance about 1000.
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Amherst Agricultural College
Boston College
Jastyn College
Aggies
Amherst
Boston
Murphy
Halligan
O' Hear
Munson
A. Hearn
Schnell
O. Hearn
Amherst A. C
Bodfish
Peewee Schnell
Ty OnGrieuen
Craighead
Bes Lafferty Patch
cCobb
Kelly
City Point Defeats St Alphonsus in Tight Football Tilt
City Point Catholic Association beat St Alphonsus 11 in a hard fought game. Hurley of City Point starred with a long dash and a decisive run after a kickoff reception. Sherlock added the goal from touchdown and Gray shone for the losers. Humphrey McCarron and Benny Bolles anchored lines for their teams.
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Boston
City Point Catholic Association
St. Alphonsus A. A
South End Grounds
City Point
Hurley
Sherlock
St. Alphonsus
Jack’ Hurley
Charlestown
Dean
Gray
Humphrey McCarron
Boston College
Benny
Bolles
Riley
Saul
O’reilly
Purtell
Lewis
Sheehan
City Point C. A. ST. Alphonsus
T. Crowley
Hamburger
McCarron
Ll. G
J. Crowley
Pereres
Erwin Venta
Woodbury
Connolly, R
Ieurens 1
Hyde
Weer
Q. B
Gray Sherlock
Busbaum
R. Bh. B
Hollander Hurley
R. Bh
Dow
H. B
Purtell Waavane
F. B
Highland A C Triumphs 6 to 0 Over Geneva A A
About 600 fans at Dorchester watched Highland A C defeat Geneva A A 6 to 0 in a sharp contest. Key plays came from O Connor for Geneva and Daley and Pinto for Highland. Score by touchdown: Pinto, Umpire Parks. Time 15-minute halves. Linesmen Daley Norton Keller.
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Old Town
Dorchester
Highland A. C
Geneva A. A
Highland
O’connor
Genevas
Daley
Pinto
Highlands
Geneva A. A. Po
Gia Esisceaes
Caddigan
Pierca McoKenpe
R. T
Bowers McGuire
O'Connor William White
Q. B
Crowley Pinto
Chandler Daley
R. H
le D
Hinkley Fisher
Eitle Rae F
Urquhart
Highland A
Parks
Norton
Keller
Alves
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Jones
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Spurr
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Brooks Playstead
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Cartwright Medre
Chapmans
Dartmouth
Providence
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Schwinn
Haskell
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L. G
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