Ten Leading College Teams According to Post Opinion
The article ranks Harvard first, followed by Pennsylvania Yale Dartmouth West Point Princeton Annapolis Syracuse Brown and Cornell as the top ten after 1908. It notes a season of surprises with Army Navy doings and debates over the best program.
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Post Opinion
Army and Navy
Philadelphia
Army
Ambherst
Cornell
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Hollenback
New England
The
Crimson
Indians
Redskins
Penn
Lafayette
Michigan
Dartmouth
Elis
Hanover
Holy Cross
West Point
Navy
West
Annapolis
Middies
Penn State
Syracuse
Wolverines
Brown Nearing Ninth in Standings After Setbacks
Brown sits at least ninth, with some ranking higher for a tie with Yale and Harvard’s rough handling. A 12 to 0 loss to Pennsylvania and a 6 point defeat by Lafayette spoil a strong record. Cornell sits tenth after a 6 6 draw with Chicago and losses to Penn and Amherst.
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Brown
Providence
Yale
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Cornell
Ithacans
Chicago
Amherst
Vermont
Colgate
Lehigh
Williams
Penn
State
Fordham
Trinity
Bowdoin
Villa Nova
Brockton Bowling Club Posts Strong Practice Scores
The Commercial club of Brockton reports a 2917 total from last week as opening Gilt Edge season nears. Top individual scores include Wilbur 627 Crocker 599 Linehan 589 C L Packard 069 and Saxton 542.
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Commercial Club
Brockton
Wilbur
Crocker
Linehan
C. L. Packard
Saxton
Post picks all scholastic eleven for football season
The Post announces its annual all scholastic eleven chosen by its football writers. The selection aims to honor players deemed by editors as outstanding by brilliant play, though consensus among followers may vary.
All Scholastic Eleven Named by the Post
The Post selects its all scholastic football eleven from this strenuous season. Walter Stankard of Waltham High and Ned Garland of Somerville High lead the ends with pace and defense, while Charlie Cleary and Lenny Upham shine at tackle. Slocum Newton High anchors centre with Van Tassel and Johnson at guard, and Donahue Logan Donahue Letherman Smith cover backfield duties beside captain Leary and Brickley, with Fitzpatrick favored at fullback over Cousens.
All Scholastic Team Picks by The Post
The Post selects its All Scholastic lineup: Left End Walter Stankard of Waltham High, Left Tackle Charles Cleary of Boston Latin, Left Guard R L Johnson of Mechanic Arts High, Centre W S Slocum of Newton High, Right Guard Gordon Van Tassel of Newton High, Right Tackle Lionel Upham of English High, Right End Ned Garland of Somerville High, QB Richard Lansing of Everett High, HB Charles Brickley of Everett High, HB John Leary of Waltham High, Fullback W J Fitzpatrick of Mechanic Arts High.
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Walter Stankard
Waltham High
Charles Cleary
Boston Latin
R. L. Johnson
Mechanic Arts High
W. S. Slocum
Newton High
Gordon van Tassel
Lionel Upham
English High
Ned Garland
Somerville High
Richard Lansing
Everett High
Charles Brickley
John Leary
W. J. Fitzpatrick
Football lineups from Boston area high schools
Left End Brouve of Brookline High and Left Tackle Wendell of Roxbury Latin lead a roster including Left Guard Haggertr English High, Centre Driscoll Brookline High, Right Guard Henry Mechanic Arts, Right Tackle Mower Mechanic, Packard Roxbury Latin, Hoarterback Letherman Malden High, Left Halfback O'Brien Rindge, Right Halfback Connolly Roxbury Latin, and Fullback Cousens Somerville.
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Brouve
Brookline High
Wendell
Roxbury Latin
Haggertr
English High
Driscoll
Henry
Mechanic Arts High
Mower
Mechanic
Packard
Roxbury
Hoarterback
Letherman
Maldenigh
O’brien
Rindge
Connolly
Cousens
Somerville High
Dropkick Seals Victory by Eayrs at Waltham High
Eddie Eayrs, Hope Street High quarterback, scored a 40 yard drop kick to defeat Waltham High School in Waltham. The 18 year old, 5 foot 6 inch, 139 pound junior is praised as a fast, skilled player who has previously won Rhode Island championship with similar drop kicks. The play involved a ball carried near goal before the drop and boot over the posts.
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Eddie Eayrs
Hope Street High
Waltham High School
Waltham
Bayrs
Ccollegian
Rhode Island
Hope Street
Athletes Suspended by N E A A U for Unsanctioned Games
The registration committee of the N E A A A U suspended listed athletes for competing in unsanctioned games at Roslindale and Boston West End House and Pawtucket R I. sites. Names include William Underwood John J Donnelly Frank Winter Stephen Faulkner L Macquarie James McFarlan Jesse O Green Abraham Rubinovitz Samuel Weiss Moses Rubinovitz Peter Telft Herbert L Lewis Hi Egges Max Rosenberg John King Charles C Blanchard John K Handy Arthur McArthur.
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Roslindale
William Underwood
Hillside A. C
John J. Donnelly
Frank Winter
Stephen Faulkner
Burnett A. C
L. Macqwarie
Texas A. C
James McFarlan
Forest Hills A. C
Jesse O. Green
West End
Boston
Abraham Rubinovitz
Samuel Weiss
Moses Rubinovitz
Peter Telft
Herbert L. Lewis
Hii Egges
Max Rosenberg
Pawtucket
R. I
John King
Charles C. Blanchard
John K. Handy
Arthur McArthur
All-America Eleven Named by the Post
The Post selects its All-America team with Lange of Navy at quarterback and Schulz of Michigan at center. Endscarlett Ends-Scarlett and Hollenback from Pennsylvania appear among backs and linemen alongside Dartmouth Princeton Yale Harvard and Yale players.
End s-Dennie and navy players in Braddock area report
The fragment lists names and affiliations including Ends Dennie and Brown from Braddock Pennsylvania, Tackles O Rourke Cornell Northcroft Navy, Guards Andrus Yale Dietrick Ennsylvania, Centre Slingluff Navy, Quarterback Cutler Harvard, with scattered garbled notes on Harvard and Cornell players.
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Dennie
Brown
Braddock
Pennsylvania
Yale Football Lineup and Opponents Listed
Ends Wogan Yale Kennedy Dartmouth. Tackles Hobbs Yale Horr Syracuse. Guards Goebel Yale Rich Dartmouth. Center Nourse Harvard. Quarterback Dillon Princeton. Halfbacks Ver Wiebe Harvard Means Pennsylvania. Fullback Marks Dartmouth.
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Wogan
Yale
Kennedy
Dartmouth
Hobbs
Horr
Syracuse
Goebel
Rich
Nourse
Harvard
Dillon
Princeton
Ver Wiebe
Harvard Means
Pennsylvania
Marks
All American Football Team Picks With Strong Backfield Stars
The piece outlines selections for the All American eleven citing Tibbett Princeton Coy Yale and Hollenback as top backfield stars. Lange Navy chosen at quarterback over Cutler Harvard. Ends Schildmiller Dartmouth and Scarlett Pennsylvania lead the line while Draper Penn and Fish Harvard chosen as tackles with Siegerling Princeton a guard and Schulz Michigan at center.
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Scarlett
Pennsylvania
Schildmiller
Dartmouth
Draper
Fish
Harvard
Tobin
Siegling
Princeton
Schulz
Michigan
Lange
Navy
Tibbett
Coy
Yale
Hollenback
O'Rourke
Cornell
Hobbs
Brides
Horr
Syracuse
Northcroft
Slingluff
Nourse
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Dorchester High
Charlie Cleary
Lenny Upham
Cleary
Latin School
Upham
Slocum
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van Tassel
Johnson
Tt High
Jack Leary
Charley Brickley
Leary
Brickley
Bill Fitzpatrick
Mechanic Arts
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Back Bay
Fitzpatrick
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