Strangler Lewis at Elm Hill hospital and big Army Navy games
The column notes Strangler Lewis recovering after a fall at Elm Hill private hospital and previewing today's edge of season football showdowns. It highlights Navy favored by some, Georgetown vs Boston College, and Carlisle coach Exendine as a factor. Also mentions cross country, Dempsey bout, and Dobie's Army outlook with a wary tone.
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Lewis
Elm Hill
Waldeck Zbyszko
Army
Georgetown
Boston College
Cavanaugh
B. C
Georgia Tech
Deroit
Washington and Lee
Navy
Exendine
Carlisle
Haverford Defeats Yale 2-0 On Green in New Haven
In cold conditions at New Haven Haverford’s soccer eleven outplayed Yale in the second half to win 2-0. Hallett opened the scoring near front of the net and Melinley added a second after a scramble. Yale’s Moffatt Coburn and captain Osler starred but could not break through.
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Conn
Yale
Haverford College
Hallet
Melinley
Henry Miers
Battling Reddy
Bobby Michaels
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Sammy Waltz
New Haven
Yale sticks to antique football in Princeton and Harvard losses
New Haven Nov 28 The Yale Alumni Weekly agrees with sports editors that Yale lost the Princeton and Harvard games because it clung to antique football rather than modern play. The piece notes Yale's adherence to old methods persisted despite defeats this season.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Alumni Weekly Tonight
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Yale Accepts Change From Hammer and Tongs Football
The Alumni Weekly declares Yale’s football has moved from the old brutal style to open play and forward passes. It praises the team for fighting spirit and support, laments a poor record, and offers congratulations to Princeton and Harvard while seeking a better season next year.
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Princeton
Harvard
Alumni Weekly
Eli
Boston College
Yale Daily News
Penn Players Turn Pro After Penn Football Ends
Four University of Pennsylvania players Lud Wray Louis Little Siwene Miller Ben Berr sign with an Ohio pro team to play in their former positions Hoby Light declined an offer to stay in school. The Pennsylvania faculty reportedly opposes pros but the football committee cannot stop them now. Degrees could be withheld later for conduct against university interests.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Ohio
Lud Wray
Louis Little
Sieine’ Miller
Ben Berr
Hoby Light
Pennsylvania
Fox Hunters Seek Reynard at Rawlett’s Grove Hunt
The Middlesex Sportsmen’s Association votes to hold a fox hunt at Rawlett’s Grove South Billerica on Saturday December 13. Hunters use Dr Albert H Tuttle’s camp HQ and neighboring camps for weekend lodging with a venison supper planned by Napoleon J Hardy. The club adds seven new members bringing total to 956 as a drive to 1000 continues before February’s annual meeting.
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Rawlett’s Grove
South Billerica
Albert H. Tuttle
Grove
Napoleon J. Hardy
Arlington
Arthur K. Reading
Cambridge
Army Heights Triumph Over Navy in Long Football Quarters
Army and Navy clash in a lengthy 115 minute quarter game at Trinity with referees W. S. Langford and F. W. Murphy officiating. Players Kiefer Ewen Travia Moore Greene Cy Larson Vogel Denfield Murray Woodruff Koehler Lystadt Craise Schubacker Clark McQuarrie Watters participate. Harvard linesman Carl Marshall observes. Game time listed as 727 p.m.
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Kiefer
Ewen
Travia
King Breidster
Moore Greene
Cy Larson Vogel
Denfield Manuel
R T
Murray Blaike
Woodruff Wilhide
Koehler Lystadt
Craise Schubacker
Clark McQuarrie
Army and Navy Face Off At Polo Grounds In Big Service Game
In New York at 2 p.m. tomorrow the Army and Navy meet in the first postwar service football clash before about 43,000 spectators. Both camps report active preparations and lineup shifts as veterans yield to substitutes for the final showdown.
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New York
Army
Navy
Polo Grounds
Army Navy Clash Looms At Polo Grounds In Rugged Derby
Navy and Army remain unsettled in lineup with secret drills at Annapolis and potential changes at West Point. The New York battle draws vast service crowds, predicting a balanced toss up with McQuarrie Lystadt Sha backer leading the Army and Navy promising sharp passing. Prohibition era crowds fill tables and theatres as officials and cadets flood Broadway for the Army Navy night.
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Navy
Daly
Army
Annapolis
Polo Grounds
West Point
Blaik
Vogel
White
Pitzer
Harvard
Yale
Army-Navy
New York
Tomorow
Broadway
Prohibition
Strand
Boston
McQuarrie
Lystadt
Shabacker
West Pointers
Army Football Schedule Fragment Preserved
Readable lines show Army games against Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Boston College, Villanova with scores ranging October to November including losses and wins. Partial dates indicate matchups at various venues with opponents and results.
Navy and college football notes with scattered results
The fragment lists several dates and Navy results, noting no game on Oct 18 and a few scores with Navy involved. It references North Carolina Aggies Johns Hopkins Bucknell and mentions Wesleyan Georgetown and Notre Dame, plus a quote about Army's defense and Notre Dame's recent success penetrating it.
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Navy
Army
N. Car. Aggies
Johns Hopkins
Bucknell
Wen Wesleyan
Georgetown
God
Dobie Prepares Navy for West Point Clash Amid Scrutiny
Dobie’s West Point squad faces scrutiny as Navy relies on a cautious kicking game and solid defense. McQuarrie and Lystadt anchor Army’s punting while White returns at end, offering long range, and King leads Navy’s line kicks. Army seeks to rebound after losses to Notre Dame and Syracuse as Navy aims for a disciplined, surprise laden approach.
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Navy
Army
McQuarrie
West Point
Lystadt
University of Montana
Scheere
Princeton
Daly
White
University of Maine
Blaik
King
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Hudson
Boston College
Tufts
Holy Cross
Maine
Villanova
Middlebury
Pittsburg
Georgetown
Newton Has Tough Foe In Waltham
In a front page style listing, Newton faces a challenging opponent from Waltham with a roster of players including Crosby Wheeler Smith and Garrity. The unfamiliar OCR text presents names and initials, with Captains noted and several line items suggesting matchups or lineups for a team event or game.
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Newton
Waltham
Cowing
Livermore Comat
Stafford
Falton Garrity
Everett Annable
Higgins Seavey
Reynolds
Postseason gridiron starts with New England matchups
Tomorrow brings several post season attractions in New England with Waltham versus Newton, Haverhill facing Adams High, and Everett meeting Bridgeport High of Connecticut.
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New England
Waltham
Newton
Haverhill
Adams High
Everett
Bridgeport
Conn
Newton and Waltham Clash In North Shore Grid Showdown
In a busy Greater Boston prep slate Newton faces Waltham at Waltham with both teams fresh from recent wins. Everett High travels to Bridgeport Conn for an interstate clash, while Haverhill hosts Adams and post season hopes hinge on today’s result. Rest of the schedule features Revere vs Winthrop, Lynn Classical vs Lynn English, and Marblehead vs Swampscott as North Shore marks its closing grid chapter.
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Waltham
Allie Dickinson
Medford
Cambridge Latin
Cambridge
Watertown
Henry Carroll
Watch City Eleven
Everett High
Bridgeport
Conn
Bridgeport High
Everett
Frank Keaney
M.C. O'Neil
Harry Henderson
William Beck
Jancey
J. Beck
Salvi
Flood
Hanson
Alfred
Bazley
Porter
Sweetland
Thatcher
Kelley
Silvaggio
Oberlander
Haverhill
Adams High
Adams
Portland
Maine
Revere
Winthrop
Ingleside Park
Lynn Classical
Lynn English High
Meadow Park
Lynn
Marblehead
Swampscott
North Shore
Peabody
Somerville to Play Medford and Scott High in Toledo
Somerville High announces a two game swing to Ohio after a Armistice Day game with Medford. A game against Scott High in Toledo is set for the following Saturday with Scott High guaranteeing Somerville $1400, lodging for two nights, and six meals for 20 travelers.
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Medford
Somerville
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Toledo
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Boxing Night Upsets and Plans in Brockton and Boston
Brockton light heavyweight Harry Carlson floored Charley Bergin in a busy Brockton bout. Johnny Downes of South Boston previews a Grand Opera House clash next Tuesday. Adams hosts a North Berkshire slate featuring Young Clay Turner vs Ed Lewis and Young Nelson vs Kid Blanker with more bouts at Herman Hall.
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Harry Carlson
Charley Bergin
New Haven
Lowell
Johnny Downes
South Boston
Grand Opera House
North Berkshire A. C
Adams
Clay Turner
Ed Lewis
Schenectady
N. Y
Herman Hall
Young Nelson
Kid Blanker
North Adams
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al Nelson
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N. H
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Ray Cass
Harry
Carlson
Charley Parker
Joe McCarthy
Joe Jacobs
New York
Frankie Brown
Benny Valger
Valger
Benny
Jimmy Hill
Boston
Joe
Brown
Walger
Harvard names Bill Claflin as next season ice hockey coach
Bill Claflin, Harvard hockey captain in 1915, is appointed coach of the Crimson for the upcoming season. He will begin duties next Monday night when candidates report to the Union at 7 30. Captain Norman Walker will address the group. manager Ludlow Lanman plans a strong schedule pending athletic committee approval.
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Bill Claflin
Harvard
Crimson
Claflin
Cambridge
University
Norman Walker
Ludlow Lanman
Hartvard
Concord High Football Suffered Through Tough Season
Concord High School football, under coach Earle W. Peckham, finished 2–6–1 after a challenging season against stronger classes. Captain Allen Christofferson led the team in a year that saw 52 points for and 64 against, with notable results including wins over Needham 13–0 and Lowell 12–6 and losses to Middlesex 18–0 Framingham 9–0 St Johns Prep 14–1 Waltham 23–6 Boston College High 13–7 and alumni 6–0. A new head will be chosen next week.
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John Mullaney
Concord High
Anothe
Allen Christofferson
Earle W. Peckham
Needham High
Lowell High
Natick High
Middlesex
Framingham High
St. John’s Preparatory
Waltham High
Boston College High
Alumni
Hockey Champion Plays Lexington
Adverse weather postpones two girls field hockey games this week. Arlington High, state champions, and Lexington High clash next week in a delayed Thanksgiving season finale. Other ties include Arlington versus Jackson College and Lexington versus Newton High, with Sargent School also awaiting rescheduled play.
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Boston
Lexington High School
Arlington High School
Wek
Arlington
Sargent School Girls of
Cambridge
Arlington and Jackson College
Lexington and Newton High
Downtown Ticket Sale Continues For Today’s Big Game
Thousands of good seats remain at Wright Ditson and A Shu mans with sales continuing until noon. Boston College and Georgetown unsold tickets will be released at Graves Field this morning, adding to the options. Braves Field will offer reserved sections and general admission tickets at 1.00, on sale from 9 o’clock. Plan ahead to secure good seats.
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Georgetown
Braves Field
Wright & Ditson’s
A. Shuman’s
Graves Field
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