Harvard Varsity Eleven Holds Wall Against Scrimmage
Harvard varsity football practiced defense in a tough scrimmage, repelling six second-team drives to the goal. Vic Kennard kicked a 35-yard field goal after 16 minutes as the second team finally scored, while Burrage and Page featured in the action for the second eleven.
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Harvard
Burrage
Varsity
Vic Kennard
Burr
Corbett
Lively High School Football Day Draws Many Matches
A crowded schedule features Exeter at Cushing Academy Exeter vs. Cushing and Somerville against Boston Latin boost for a day of high school football in New England. Boston College High opens against Chelsea while Dorchester meets Commercial High and Newton faces Everett. Regulars like Beverly Salem and Malden also appear with prep teams testing depth and early-season form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Cushing Academy
N. H
Princeton
Lawrenceville
N. J
Boston Latin
Somerville High
Somerville
Newton High
Everett High
Newton
Rindge
Hyde Park High
Hyde Park
Dorchester High
Commercial High
Dorchester
Medford High
Roxbury High
Medford
Roxbury Latin
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Arlington High
Wellesley High
Wellesley
Dedham High
Milton High
Dedham
Chelsea High
Boston
College High
Chelsea
Concord School
Hudson High
Concord
Lawrence High
Maiden High
Lawrence
Haverhill High
Pinkerton Academy
Haverhill
Cushing
Andover
Boston College High
Carter Street
Dunbar Avenue
Jim Crowley
Fenway
Brickley
Everett
Cleo O’donnell
Indoor championships spark mixed results in New York
The column notes Jill Coe's eight pound shot win and record, Lunghi's defeat by Harry Gissing in the 1000 yard, and praise for Eddie Shevlin and Mantell. It also mentions Pat Conway for New York sheriff, Harry Hodgkins’ politics, and Jimmy Powers’ athletic past, with side bets on excursions and sports trivia.
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New York
Jill Coe
Lunghi
Harry Gissing
Junghi
Pat Conway
A. C
Sheriff of
Pat
Harry Hodgkins
Harry
Indoor track records fall at AAU meet at Madison Square Garden
Four indoor records were smashed at the AAU meet in New York. Melvin W. Sheppard of the Irish-American A. C. won the 600 yard run in 1 14 3 5, beating Harry Gissing of the New York A. C. by two yards and tying the national indoor mark. J. J. Eller of Irish-American A. C. won the 150 yard dash in 15 45 seconds. Ray C. Ewry set a 34 feet 1 inch triple jump indoor record. W. Happeny of Montreal A. A. A. won the pole vault at 11 feet 6 inches. Final team scores list Irish-American A. C. first with 69 points, NY A. C. second with 62.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Amateur Athletic Union
Melvin W. Sheppard
J. J. Eller
W. Happeny
Montreal Athletic Association
Irish-American Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Pastime A. C
Boston A. A
Maryland A. C
Montreal A
Brooklyn
A. C
H. Helland
Xavier A. A
Sec
W. R. Bursch
Ray C. Ewry
Platt Adams
Robert Hickman
Union Y. M. C. A
the Bronx
T. J. Collins
W. Bailey
J. J. Daly
P. Mac Donald
W. W. Coe., Jr
Boston
A. A
R. W. Gill
Maryland
Baltimore
J. E. O’connell
W. J. Keating
W. J. Hartranft
Philadelphia
I. J. Lovell
Ty. A
Corbett Joke for Deshler at Armory bout ends in defeat
Young Corbett, once a featherweight champion, was outboxed by Dave Deshler last night at the Armory A A. A. Deshler won decisively as Corbett faded late. In the preliminaries Max Baker beat Ralph Tickle, Eddie McMahon defeated Joe Nelson, and Tom Foley beat Tommy Furey in a six to eight round slate.
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Young Corbett
Dave Deshler
Armory A. A
Society For the Protection of Cruelty To
Terry McGovern
Hartford
Deshler
Max Baker
Boston
Ralph Tickle
Pawtucket
Eddie McMahon
New York
Joe Nelson
Lawrence
Tom Foley
South Boston
Tommy Furey
Taunton
Miss Harley Is Defeated In Early Golf Round
Philadelphia October 5 in Merion links first round of women’s championship saw close and one sided matches. Notable upsets include Mary Adams Boston beating defending champion Katherine Harley, Vida Llewellyn Chicago defeating Georgianna Bishop, plus several British visitors advancing as favored players won their bouts.
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Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Vida Llewellyn
Chicago
Georgianna Bishop
Bridgeport
Katherine Harley
Fall River
Mary Adams
Boston
Margaret
Harriet Curtis
Frances Griscom
H. L. ©. Roome
Charles T. Stout
New York
Anita Phipps
Springfield
Mass
Grace Semple
St. Louis
Worothy Campbell
Scotland
C. W. McKelvey
Frances Teacher
Carmelita Shreve
Caleb Fox
Margaret Curtis
Miss Temple
England
S. F. Lefferts
Margery Phelps
F. C. Colburn
Miss Noblit
Wilmington
William West
C. H. Vanderbeck
McCollum
Merchantville
Mabelle Smith
Florence McNealy
Elizabeth Porter
R. H. Barlow
Frances Dallett
Jane Spence
Mary McCain
Washington
Wilson appointed Princeton track coach succeeding Copeland
Charles H. Wilson of Chicago has been chosen by the Princeton Athletic Association to replace A. L. Copeland as track coach. Wilson, highly recommended by Coach Stagg and Bert Williams, has extensive experience across sprints distances and field events, and has spent 12 years coaching and managing track teams with stints at Chicago Y M C A First Regiment Chicago Illinois Purdue and the University of Illinois. Fall practice began with Wilson working with field event candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Charles H. Wilson
Chicago
Ill
Princeton Athletic Association
A. L. Copeland
Wilson
Stagg
Bert Williams
Chicago Central Y. M. C. A
First Regiment Athletic Association of Chicago
University of Illinois
Purdue
Halloween Themed Crafts and Caricatures Preview
Get ready for Hallowe en. Pretty designs for candle shades, place cards and score cards to be finished in colors. Next Sunday's Post features Norman s famous caricatures in colors of our own celebrities. Also valuable hints for the boys of the wireless club. Next Sunday s edition.
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Hallowe’en
Norman
Wireless Club
Baroness Virginia Wins Kentucky Futurity at Lexington
The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association opened its 37th fall meeting with Baroness Virginia by Baron Review taking the three year olds Futurity, a $14,000 stake, over Czarevna and Bertha C. in a tight finish. George Gano also won the Tennessee stakes in straight heats.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Virginia
Byron Review
D. C. Moran
Czarevna
Riverside Park Farm
Bertha C
George Gano
Gambetta Wilkes
Mallow
Mary Dillon
Sanders
Crist
Kentucky
Baron Review
Murphy
Peter the
Mpogni Cngiotr Tc
Baron Moore Corning
Soprano
Dickerson
O'Neil
Br. c
McMahon
the Wolverine
E. Ben- Iout
Vito
B. c
Geers
Ie al Stanley
Whitehead
Muda Guy
B. F
Serrill
George
B. Ec
Brawley
Flora Coffee
Ch. m
Sir John Ft . Beepree
Pat Haines
Br. G
Guy Princeton
Sweony
Flying Bill
Bourbon Patchen
Mifney
Beauty Wilkes
B. m
Wilton
Tan Bar
Br. H
Thomas
Sis
Maconda
Albin
Shadeland Nuclear
Wace
Shaughran
B. H
B. Shank
Annabelle Lee
Br. m
the Bosun
B. G
Cox
Owsac
Harry Me
Taylor
Billy B
Nuckols
Sir Milton
Ed G
Jackman
Harvard Forms Three Oarsmen Crews for Training
Coach Wray split Harvard candidates into three squads and sent them to the Watertown Arsenal for practice. The first crew included Cutler and Ward with Sargent as bow. the second featured Forster and Higginson with Shillito. the third had Richardson and Jowett with Wiggins and Farrar as coxswain.
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Wray
Harvard
Watertown Arsenal
Cutler
Ward
Newton
Bacon
Strong
Metcalf
Leslie
Sargent
Voorhees
Forster
Higginson
Hooper
Whitney
Best Cooking Recipes of New England Housewives Menu Week
New England housewives share weekly menus and recipes for Sunday through the week. Includes varied dishes, cooking tips, and seasonal ingredients. Highlights hearty dinners, light lunches, desserts, and simple methods suitable for family meals.
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New England
Scores of household helps in the Woman's Page
Next Sunday's issue highlights a roundup of household helps and practical tips compiled for readers. The column previews items on domestic chores and routines likely to interest homemakers in the upcoming edition.
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Crimson
Yale
Holy Cross
New Haven
Villa Nova
Princeon
Brown
Bates
Providence
Page
O'Flaherty
Frothingham
Rogers
L. D. Smith
Kennard
Linehan
O’flaherty
Huntington
1. E
McKay
J. J
West
Stow
J. G
P. Withington
Fisher
O'Hare
R. G
R. T
G. G. Browne
R. C. Brown
Wigglesworth
Long
J. H
Morrison
R. H
Pierce
Cutting
Houston
Davis
1. T
W. Blodgett
Greene
Barber
Morris
Pfaelzer
R. E
Merrill
Gregory
W. Page
R. Page
E. Blodgett
Revere
Percy Moore
Revere High
Brockton
Horgan
J. T
Caldwell
Lambert
C. Nicolini
R. G. Clark
Siefert
R. E. HE. Smith
Q. B
Belli
F. B. Barnably
Cleaves
Simonton
Beverly High
Salem High
Salem
Beverly
George Miner
Malden High
John O'Reilly
Harry McCaffrey
Volkmann
Bob McCaffrey
Dan Follett
Back Bay
East Boston
Reagan
O’brien
Martell
Salerno
Bonzagni
Franklin Field
Noble & Greenough
Stone
Noble
Chestnut Hill
Hugh McGrath
Stone School
Gordon Grant
Phil Parks
Aerthur
Puffeys
Olumn
Eddie Shevlin
Edd Fie
Otto Mantell
Mantell
Shevlin
Johnny Mooney
Mike Driscoll
Shrubb
Duffey
Jimmy Powers
Jimmy
Pittsburg
R. Jameson
Harry Niles
Tom Sharkey
Sharkey
Tom
Dundalk
Ireland
Rochester
Worcester
Louisville
Joe Harris
Joe
Melrose
Sheppard Bears
A.g.van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
Boston, Mass
Tees
Paneos Central Lines
Boston & Albany
R. R
Eyveteem
Berkshire Hills
Albany
Capitol Building
Hudson River
Broadway
Great Metropolis
Fall River Line
Commonwealth
Metropolitan Line
Washington St
J. F. Fairlamb
Gen. Pass
A. S. Hanson
South Station
Miss Harley
Miss Adams
Will
Baroness
Harvard Oarsmen
Keith
Sarasa
Albert Whelan Cressy
Davine Rooney
Bent Belle Blanche
Matinee
Advertiser
Clifton Crawford
Bessie McCoy
Majestic
Imperial Fanm
Lipees
Hello People
Iker
Ww Music
Rock & Eran
Dillingham
Fulton
Wnłk
LALOR
Harold Vosburg
Queen of Outlaws
Campie
Henry B
Lion's Mouse
Great Northwest
Vaudeville Moving Pictures
Hollis Smear
Chas. Frohman, Rich & ‘Harris
Lessees
Mgrs
Globe
Charles Frohman
William
Collier
Orpheum
Rice & Cohen
James J. Morton
Edith Helena
Cecelia Loftus
Harry Lauder
Sasha
Douglas Fairbanks
Gentleman
Mississippi
Tremont
Castle Sq
John Craig Stock Company
Winter St
Circus Girl
Clarks Hotel
Fae
Howard
Pat White
Gaiety Girls Wrestling Tonight
Willoughby
Carl Anderson
Colonial Theatre
Chas, Frohman
Rich & Harris
Mars
Rose Stahl
CIA O'Brien
Anna
Chas. A. Bigelow
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Caiety
Boylston
DEROS
Tel
Oxford
Tuskegee
Symphony Hall
Geraldine Farrar
Royal Opera
Berlin
Metropolitan Opera House
Olga Samaroff
Gustave Strube
Arthur Rosenstein
C. A. Ellis
L. H. Mudgett
Tremont Temple Nox
Wales
Egypt
Constantinople
Jordan Hall
David Bispham
MR. Rogers
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