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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1917

Page

12

Pittsburg Beats Penn State 28 to 6 In Thanksgiving Clash

Pittsburg defeats Pennsylvania State College 28 to 6 in the annual Thanksgiving game at Pittsburg. The Panthers complete a 9–0 season with a third straight undefeated record and claim the East football championship. Penn State, outmatched, fought back with a triple pass to score in the second period.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburg University of Pennsylvania Washington and Jefferson Syracuse Panther Pennsylvania State Pitt Warner Eastern Pennsylvanians

Devens Army Team Hold Newport In Scoreless Tie At Braves Field

Percy Haughton and Camp Devens earned a moral victory over Cupid Black's Newport eleven at Braves Field yesterday. The Naval Reserves had several chances but failed to score, while Devens had the lone opportunity, showing grit despite being outplayed.

Devens Cupid Black Newport Percy Haughton Camp Devens Newport Eleven Braves Field Barrett-Gerrish Gerrish Barrett Devens Stock Minot Schlader Thacher Barret Purdy Black Haughton Cantonment Newporters Elward Whitney Donovan Husk Bie Lyons Ee Eeeep G Weston Ria Cans T. Heney Green Cseree Baad Coolidge Wopes Dibcee Veénes Robinson Gerrish Bos Ess Seederie Thacher Barrette Bee Secapesasiovis Palmer

Newport Naval Reserves Defeat Devens On Snowy Grid

In heavy snow Newport Naval Reserves edge Devens 0 0 as Gerrish and Barrett power the Newport attack while Minot and the Devens defense fight to hold. A late Devens stand stalls Newport scorings, with key plays by Gerrish Barrett and Coolidge shaping the rough battle.

Newport Gerrish Black Callahan Schladter Charley Barrett Brillant Devens Dave Henry Bruin Henry Minot Barrett Purdy Palmer Newporters Minot

Navy Eleven Rout Fort Sheridan at Stagg Field

The Great Lakes Naval Training Station football team defeated Fort Sheridan officers 27 to 0 at Stagg Field in Chicago. Proceeds total about $20,000 and will be shared between the Officers' Association and the Jackies' Recreation Fund. Pat Smith, ex Michigan captain, and Firickson of St Olaf starred for the navy.

Chicago Great Lakes Naval Training Station Fort Sheridan Stagg Field Officers’ Association Jackies’ Recreation Fund Jackies Pat Smith University of Michigan Firickson St. Olaf's College Navy

Natick blank Framingham in Sunnyside Park clash

Natick School defeated Framingham vie School 14 to 0 at Sunnyside Park. Natick scored all points in the first period with long plunges and in the second period on a 20 yard run following a forward pass. Framingham struggled on offense and could not score.

Natick Natick School Framingham Vie School Sunnyside Park Cat Ee

Army and Navy Results From Yesterday

Camp Devens 0 Newport Naval Reserves 0. Mineola Aviation 14 Pelham Reserves 7. Fort Greely 18 3011st Engineers 0. Great Lakes Training Station 27 Fort Sheridan 0.

Army and Navy Camp Devens Newport Naval Mineola Aviation Pelham Fort Greely Great Lakes Training Station Fort Sheridan

College Football Results Across Several Matches

Scores from yesterday show Penn routed Cornell 37 to 0 while Holy Cross beat Springfield 13 7. Georgia Tech crushed Auburn 68 7 and Kansas defeated Missouri 27 3. Penn Milita 30 Albright 0 and Dickinson over Bucknell 7 0. Others include Fordham 35 Camp Upton 0 and W and J 14 over W and L 0.

Penn Cornell Holy Cross Springfield Pittsburg Penn State Syracuse Nebraska Ohio State Camp Sherman Georgia Tech Auburn Georgetown Amb. Corps Maryland Johns Hopkins Kentucky Florida Penn Milita Albright Kansas Missouri Buffalo Hobart Muhlenberg Ursinus Franklin and Marshall Gettysburg Dickinson Bucknell W. and L. C. Fordham Camp Upton

Local School Football Scores From Yesterday

Results list multiple games with teams like E H S and Boston Latin, Riverett over Waltham 40 to 6, Medford 3 over Maiden 6, Portland 59 over Deering 6, Marblehead 20 over Swampscott 6, Amesbury 66 over Newburyport 6, Natick 14 over Framingham 0, Dorchester 31 over Mechanic Arts 0, Manchester 75 over Cambridge Latin 0, Alumni 20 over Concord 0, and Lynn E H S 8 0 with Lynn Classical 0 noted.

E. H Boston Latin Riverett Waltham Medford Maiden Portland Deering Marblehead Swampscott Lynn E. H Lynn Classical Amesbury Newburyport Natick Framingham Dorchester Mechanic Arts Manchester Cambridge Latin Alumni Concord

Remy Defends Baseball Against Cheney Letter

Douglas Winchell Remy of Cambridge defends professional baseball and its players and criticizes Dr Cheney for attacking Ban Johnson over exemptions. Remy argues the letter seeks to demean the national game as unpatriotic.

Douglas Winchell Remy Cambridge Dr. Cheney Ban Johnson Remy

Hussane Triumphs In Crowded Wrestling Showdown

Hussane the Fighting Bulgarian defeated Ivan Linov the Russian Tiger in two straight falls at Mechanics’ Building under George Tuohy. Linov injured a knee and could not continue after the first fall. Pinkham of the U S N Aviation Corps beat Cyclone Burns under handicap in the opening bout. Cyclone Ress defeated Ed Delivak in the semi final, taking two straight falls.

Mechanics’ Building George Tuohey Ivan Linov Yousouf Hussane Hussane Pinkham Cyclone Ress Ed Delivak Ress Ross

Letter Defends Baseball as War Effort and Charity

In Cambridge on Nov 28 1917 a reader defends baseball amid wartime scrutiny. The letter praises how American and National Leagues plus minors aid the war effort with training and large charitable donations, cites Charles A. Comiskey's 10 percent Red Cross contribution, and counters critics as influenza blue-nose opponents. Douglas Winchell Remy signs.

Cambridge Cheney Bancroft Byron Johnson Johnson Red Cross Charles A. Comiskey White Sox Douglas Winchell Remy

Somerville Challenges Medford For Rematch Game

Somerville High via Faculty Manager John Hayward challenged Medford High to a replay of their Suburban league contest aimed at settling who is superior. The game would occur on or before December 8 at a neutral site to address a referee ruling dispute.

Somerville High John Hayward Medford High Medford Somerville Hayward Rindge Russell Field

Langille Wins Turkey Shoot At Middlesex Rifle Club

The Middlesex Rifle Club in Lincoln held its Thanksgiving turkey shoot at Tower road range. Isaac Langille and William Donaldson tied 21s in the 200 yard event. Langille won the shoot-off and turkey. Gerald Harvey won the 600 yard event with 24 and also claimed the trophy cup leg with a 31.

Langille Lincoln Middlesex Rifle Club Tower Road South Lincoln Isaac Langille William Donaldson Gerald Harvey

Georgetown Beats Ambulance Men 27 to 0 in Wet Match

Georgetown defeated the Allentown army ambulance corps football team here today 27 to 0. Two field goals by Captain Maloney and Gilroy’s broken field run highlighted a soggy field contest in Washington on November 29.

Washington Georgetown Allentown Penn Army Ambulance Corps Maloney Gilroy

Alumni Defeat Gloucester High 6-0 In Snowy Gridiron

In a snow covered morning game the alumni beat Gloucester High 6 to 0. Warner scored a 65 yard touchdown in the third period as the feature play. The contest included officials F R MacCallum referee R BE Parsons and E Andrews head linesman. Time kept in 10 minute periods.

Gloucester Warner Gloucester High Leavitt O'Maley Buckley Geary Merchant T Rt M. Trevoy Powers Webber Goldman Jacobs McLean McKinnon W. Trevoy Becessees Carr M. Trevoy Johnson V. T Sacrercce Rabeer T Driggers Hallett R E le Thurston Oliver McPhee Buckley Harrison E. Andrews W. L. Webber

Ohio State Defeats Camp Sherman 28 to 0

Ohio State University powered past Camp Sherman in Columbus with a 28 to 0 victory. The winning team employed a fast open running attack with strong passing and big gains around the wings.

Ohio State Camp Sherman Columbus Ohio Ohio State University

Georgia Tech Captures Southern Title With Lopsided Victory

Georgia Tech won the Southern football championship defeating Auburn 68 to 7 in Atlanta. The Yellow Jackets dominated from the start, scoring at will as Auburn managed a late 60-yard touchdown by Donahue on a kickoff return and a forward pass.

Atlanta Georgia Tech Auburn Alabama Plainsmen Ohio State Donahue

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