Oak Park High to clash with Everett in intercity grid test
Oak Park High School of Chicago arrives with 16 players led by Coach Zuppke for an intercity football game against Everett High School. Everett’s lineup, coached by Ca h ill and O’Donnell staff, seeks revenge after a near miss with Malden while Oak Park boasts three straight seasons of wins and a strong national reputation.
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Oak Park High School
Chicago
Everett High School
Wilbur J. Rockwood
S. E. Marks
Ladd
Everett High School Field Corporation
Oak Park
Zuppke
J. H. Thalman
C. L. Bingham
Oak Park High
Everett High
Malden High
Chelsea High
Harry P. Cahill
Charley Brickley
Dan Triggs
Cleo O'Donnell
Malden
Horace Fogel
Phillie
Fogel
Everett High team tour to Fenway Park tomorrow
Guests from Everett High School field corporation will be quartered at Copley Square Hotel and driven to Fenway Park for practice this morning. After practice they will tour the park system by auto and learn city points of interest. Tomorrow features a big con
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Copley Square
Everett High School Field Corporation
Fenway Park
Arcadia Camping Club Wins 7 0 Over Worthington AC
Arcadia Camping Club eleven defeated Worthington A C 7 to 0 at Brookline Avenue playgrounds. Stone of Arcadia returned a punt 60 yards for the only touchdown in the second period.
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Brookline Avenue
Arcadia Camping Club
Worthington A. C
Stone
Arcadias
Malden High Defeats Medford for State Suburban Title
Malden High beat Medford High 20 to 7 in a snowy championship clash before 8000 fans. Key plays included Wall’s defense and a blocked punt, with Welsh Butler and Crowe scoring for Malden while Day and Kerr led Medford’s offense. Medford’s Twombly was out, Young filled at quarterback, and both teams had poor punting due to hurried kicks.
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Malden High
Medford
Benoit
Heaney
Butler
Wall
Malden
Miller
Norton
Christensen
Welsh
Neville
Kempton
Maldren
Fitzgerald
Medford High
Babe
Twombly
Young
Day
Crowe
Kerr
Dwyer
Grant
Meister
Welch
Fitzpatrick
Malden Rooters
Farrell
M. Welsh
Grady
Burnham Wall
Ssacert
Molster
Thompson Nutter
Dunn
B. Neville
Medding
Kenney
Seeeeres ¢E
Cox
Cain J. Neville
Ceeset
Werr Heaney
Hill
Tyler Kempton
Peeeeceenectes
Loung Manoit
Sceneceeeasense
Grant Cronin
Day Butler
Hkdward J. O’brien
Tufts
Arthur Noble
Amherst
W. H. Dillard
Dartmouth
Powder ball champion Holmer targets top rivals in 15 mile race
Former champion Wians Holmer aims to beat Willie Kolehmainen and Billy Queal in the big 15 mile Mechanics race next month. A personal clash is noted between Sparrow Queal and the Finnish champion, with trainer Duffey hoping Holmer prevails to claim the purse.
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I. Wians Holmer
Willie Kolehmainen
Billy Queal
Mechanics
Sparrow
Malden High Clinches State and Suburban League Title
Malden High School football clinched an undisputed claim to the State and Suburban league championships yesterday morning at the decisive game, securing the top spot and league glory.
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Malden
Malden High Beats Medford in Historic Thanksgiving Clash
Malden High School defeated Medford High 20 to 7 in a four period Thanksgiving game noted for its unusually close and hard fought action. The teams battled through four 12 minute periods, a first in the series history.
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Malden High School
Medford High
Belmont A A Triumphs Over Waverley In Town Meld
Belmont A A defeated Waverley A A 12 to 0 in the annual clash held at Town Meld this morning. Belmont dominated the game with a strenuous defensive effort and the winning score came in the second half.
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Belmont A. A
Waverley A. A
Belmont
Moriarty Fights McIntyre to End in Houston Bout
Jimmy Moriarty of Lowell forced a 12 round bout with Ernest McIntyre of Houston here in Fort Fairfield. McIntyre tired at the end of the contest.
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Fort Fairfield
Jimmy Moriarty
Lowell
Ernest McIntyre
Houston
McIntyre
Finnish runner Kolehmainen brothers profamateur notes
The text corrects spellings for Fisti Kolehmainen as Kolehmainen and clarifies two brothers Willie and Hannes. Hannes is amateur champion while Willie is professional. It mentions no monetary prize for the A B Marathon winner and notes a silver trophy and possible record medal. It also records Harvard Yale football scores with several results including 6-5 8-0 and 15-6 and 7-0.
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Hannes Kolehmainen
Abel Shmat
Mechanics’ Building
Caledonia Grove
Jack Moakley
St. Augustine
Kiviat
Kolehmainen
Fisti
Kohlemainnen
Fall River Way
Willie
Hannes
Yale
Harvard
Beverly Triumphs Over Worcester 6 to 0 in Field Game
Beverly Industrial School defeats Worcester Trade School 6 to 0 on Cedar Street field amid a large crowd. Captain Hanson and Patten spark the Beverly attack while Barrett Moir and Riley shine for Worcester. Touchdown credited to Pickett. officials listed as Mills Peterson Beck Taylor.
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Beverly
Cedar Street
Beverly Industrial School
Worcester Trade School
Hanson
Patten
Barrett
Moir
Riley
Beverly JI. S. Worcester T
Cosewee
Riley Meard
Davis
Mason Hammond
Andrews
R G
Conlon Repomias
Oscar
Mino Pinkett
Natecpee Lg
Tivis Movsoi2
Tots Ees
Dias Sikaiet
Misss Leonard
Murphy
Ae le
McKenna
Rhomberg Noirons
Olson Hanson
Nase
Aupebiaeth
Ming Leonard
Barrett Poco
Cerri
Johnson
Beverly I
Worcester
Pickett
Mills
Peterson
Beck
Timer -Taylor
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Hick
St. Louis
Jimmy Walsh
Abey
Brickley-Bergin
Bergin
Brickley
Lawson Robertson
A. C
Robertson
Mike Murphy
Willie Ritchie
Wolgast
Billy Nolan
Ritchie
Duffey
Eril
STAGS
Peerless Knitting Mills Company
Mattapan Station
Mass
Moriarty
Thorpe
the Bordman
Summer Street
Cigar Union
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