Interscholastic football week with wide league action
Edward J. O’Brien reviews a busy week of school football as private schools start play and Interscholastic league games loom. Notables include Somerville’s first six year win over a wealthy opponent, Waltham’s 30 to 0 upset over Mechanic Arts, and strong showings from Brookline Newton and Roxbury Latin as Everett and Malden vie for Suburban honors.
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Stone School
Mechanic Arts
Waltham
Somerville
English High
Roxbury
Highland District
Brookline
Newton
Dedham
Barber
Chelsea
Hyde Park
Bullock
Dartmouth
City
Rindge
Malden
Fiverett High
Medford
Dorchester
Everett
Melrose
Jim O’connell
Winchester
Haverhill
Volkmann School
Noble & Greenough
Volkmann
Brookline High
Back Bay
Everett High
Scrub
Exeter
Cushing Academy
Andover
New Hampshire
Roxbury Latin
Concord
Middlesex School
Boston Latin
Somerville High
East Boston
Yale
Latin School
Beverly High
South Boston High
Waltham High
Tech Sophs
Medford High
Worcester High
Coes & Young Offer Wide Range of Football Shoes
The Boston firm promotes a substantial stylish football shoe line with a Harvard Square branch and a 20 School Street shop. It highlights Style L-Cambridge Last made from French calf or fine leather, selling at 6 50 per pair with many styles from 5 to 10.
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Boston
Coes & Young
Harvard Square
School Street
Cambridge
Week’s School Football Schedule Highlights Local Matchups
Tomorrow Brockton High hosts Re vere High and Exeter visits Cushing Academy while Boston Latin meets Somerville and Newton faces Everett High. Other games include Roxbury Latin at Southboro, Arlington at Wellesley, Dedham hosting Million, Chelsea at Chelsea and Brockton versus Commercial at Brockton.
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Brockton High
Revere High
Brockton
Exeter
Cushing Academy
Boston Latino
Somerville High
Somerville
Newton High
Everett High
Newton
Rindge
Hyde Park High
Hyde Park
Dorchester High
Commercial High
Dorchester
Medford
Chelsea High
Boston College High
Chelsea
Waltham High
Wilton High
Waltham
East Boston High
Dartmouth
Hanover
Roxbury High
English High
Rindge M. T. S
Fcrounds
Yale
Andover
Princeton
Groton
Boston Latin
South Boston High
Locust Street Grounds
Medford High
Middlesex School
Concord
Arlington High
Arlington
Melrose High
Lawrence High
Lawrence
Needhau High
Needham
Dedham High
West Roxbury High
Dedham
College Football Schedule This Week Across Venues
A packed slate features Yale against Holy Cross in New Haven and Princeton facing Villanova at Princeton. Other matchups include Annapolis hosting Johns Hopkins and Brown meeting Bates in Providence with numerous marquee dates across Cambridge Philadelphia New York Ithaca and Boston.
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Yale
Holy Cross
New Haven
Princeton
Villa Nova
Annapolis
J. John’s
Brown
Ketchel May Win, But Will He Beat Johnson in 20 Rounds
The piece analyzes middleweight champion Stanley Ketchel’s bid to win back the heavyweight crown from Jack Johnson on October 12 in Colma. It notes Ketchel’s meteoric rise, prior foes like Thomas, Sullivan, Papke, O’Brien, and his odds against Johnson, including potential referee Jack Welsh and Ketchel’s likely weight around 172 pounds versus Johnson near 200.
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Stanley Ketchel
the Ducker
Colma
Cal
Jack Johnson
Jack Welsh
Ketchel
Johnson
Stan
Joe Thomas
Marysville
Fistiana
Thomas
Mike Twin
Sullivan
Mike
Jack
Bill Papke
Puncca
Hugo Kelly
Papke
New York
O’brien
Cook
Peary
Tommy Burns
Messrs
Coffroth
Britt
Langford
Sam
Sydney
Australia
al Kaufman
Jack Moaklevy
Cornell
Princeton
Billy Paull
Joe Ballard
Moakley
Tyrus Is Balldom's Chieftain in Batting Race
Major league batting honors crown Cobb of Detroit as he leads unofficial averages at .377, with Wagner of Pittsburgh likely the top authenticated mark at .336. Collins of Philadelphia contends for second at .348 while Boston stars surge in runs and batting averages led by Speaker, Lord, Carrigan, and a rising Moran among Doves.
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Detroits
Wagner
Pittsburg
Collins
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Speaker
Lord
Carrigan
Stahl
Athletics
Bescher
Cincinnati
French
Donohue
Niles
McConnell
Yerkes
Cicotte
Thomas
Doves
Sweeney
Smith
Becker
Moran
Bat Ave
Cobh
Detroit
Ea Ewne
Gardner
New York
Lajoie
Cleveland
Lapp
Eesevie Crawford
Detroiter
Boston
Baker
Gessler
Boston-Washington
Eern Ewer
Dso
Nationat
Re Seymour
Hyatt
Jacklitseh
Mitchell
Zimmerman
Chicago
Hoblitzell
Bridwell
Bransfield
Bates
Dorle
Hofman
Pa Bush
Crawford
We Davis
Dougherty
Demmitt
Engle
Stata
Teach
Clarke
Byrne
St. Louis-Pittsburg
Konetchy
St. Louis
Evers
Ste
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Ewer
Barbeau
Gloepre
Burch
Brooklyn
Sheckard
Ct. Ellis
Matthews
Olcotte Ee
Karger
Hall
Chechanreee
Moriarty
Steele Austin
Walter See
Burchell
Aoa Richie
Chappelle
White
Magee
Brown
Ferguson
Lindaman
Evans
Ae Byrne
McCarty
Grant
Tuckey
Yale Captain Will Coach Yale Team From Sidelines
Yale football notes Ted Coy will practically take charge of Yale eleven tomorrow though not suited up for weeks. Dummy Logan remains field captain as Coy coaches from the sidelines. Tony Haines injury worsened, sidelining him for two to three weeks, impacting plans for the West Point game. Changes in the lineup expected as Howe and Vaughn contest first string roles.
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New Haven
Conn
Ted Coy
Yale
Logan
Coy
Tony Haines
West Point
Howe
Johnson
Vaughn
Kilpatrick
Williams to tackle Harvard in football notes
Annapolis opens season Wednesday as Yale Princeton and Brown plan midweek matches. The Carlisle Indians continue with drop kickers, two of which were used against Bucknell on Saturday.
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Williams
Harvard
Annapolis
Yale
Princeton
Brown
Carlisle Indians
Bucknell
Harvard Rowers Cheerful After Bowdoin Win
Harvard fans gain confidence for Yale clash as the Crimson crush Bowdoin with a powerful line and cohesive team play. Key backs Smith Corbett Frothingham and end Browne shine, while guard West Fisher anchor the line. Withington returns to bolster the tackle pair.
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Harvard
Bowdoin
Yale
Bates
Washington
McKay
Fisa
Gil Browne
Houston
Huntington
L. D. Smith
Smith
West
Fisher
Haugston
Crimson
Haughton
P. D. Smith
Corbett
Frothingham
New Haven
Big College Football Elevens Get Good Start
College football opened across the nation with few shocks as Harvard beat Bowdoin 17 0 and Yale over Syracuse in a bigger score. Dartmouth held Vermont scoreless while Pennsylvania defeated Dickinson 18 0. Princeton and Cornell opened with high scoring shows as Army beat Tufts 22 9 and Brown beat Colgate 14 0. Springfield Training School stunned Amherst with two late forward passes setting up a one yard push over.
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Dartmouth
Vermont
Hanover
Vermonters
Pennsylvania
Dickinson
Quakers
Princeton
Cornell
Tigers
Stevens
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Ithacans
Army
Tufts
Brown
Colgate
Springfield Training School
Amherst
Training School
Harvard
Yale
Penn
Crimson
Indoor championships at Madison Square Garden loom large
Arthur Duffey notes a strong field with many repute athletes entered and a large New England delegation. He highlights Bill Coe and rivals, previews shot put with Coe versus Lawrence, and comments on the World Series interest and Eastern college football contenders Harvard Yale and Penn.
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Madison Square Garden
New England
New England Association
Bill Coe
Gidney
Rand
Jack Connolly
Young Lawrence
Annette Kellerman Origins and nationality debate
A dispute over Kellerman’s origin and name inflames a chatter of boxing and sporting lore. Claimants argue about South Boston roots and Annie Kelly lineage, while evidence points to Kellermann’s Australian identity from travels in the Antipodes and other records.
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South Boston
Annie Kelly
Annette
Withoent Foundation
Miss Kellermann
Antipodes
Clabby
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