Everett High Defeats Newton In Fierce 6–0 Gridiron Clash
Everett High School beat Newton High 6 to 0 at Claflin Field in a hard fought game marked by high tackling and wrangling. Brickley scored the touchdown for Everett on a four yard run after a fumble recovery by Brickley on a blocked field goal attempt. Charlie Brickley injured his ankle and left the game. Officials ruled a later Everett score illegal on a forward pass.
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New Men Take Part in Harvard Scrimmage
A Harvard football scrimmage between the varsity and second team highlighted several new players in the line. Wigglesworth stood in at quarterback and showed solid running and leadership. Corbett, P. D. Smith, and Frothingham returned but are not yet cleared to play. Captain Fish rested after heavy strain, with his spot in the line filled by another player.
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Wright Acts as a Teacher at College Park Flight School
Washington October 6 The Wright aeroplane moved from Fort Myer to College Park Md to begin teaching signal corps officers. Wilbur Wright acts as instructor as the crew disassembles the motor for inspection. Lieutenant Lahm expects only partial reassembly by morning with a possible flight later in the day. Wright and students stay overnight to accelerate progress during trials.
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Lessons In Air Travel As Army Aeroplane Unit Moves
Today focused on packing and reassembling the aeroplane as Lt Lahm leads the Signal Corps aero detachment in graduation from Fort Myer to College Park. By 1:30 p m the wagon delivered the machine where Mr Wright and Lieutenants Lahm and Humphries oversaw assembly, revealing the delicacy of the aircraft to enlisted helpers.
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Somerville Defeats Boston Latin 9 to 0 on Broadway Field
Somerville defeated Boston Latin 9 to 0 yesterday afternoon on Broadway Field. The ball spent most of the time in Boston territory, with Somerville thwarted only by Boston errors. Woodman kicked a late field goal from the 26 yard line after 1s half–touchdown by Cousens and Woodman added goals from touch down and field. Umpire Fitzgerald Referee Mahoney Timekeeper Cliff Linesman Bean Attendance six hundred.
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Togo Interviews Rockefeller in Sunday's Post
Togo sits down with John D. Rockefeller for an insightful feature in this Sunday’s Post. The interview covers Rockefeller’s early business moves, philanthropy plans, and views on industry trends shaping the era.
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Yale Triumphs Over Holy Cross In Sloppy Benefit Tilt
Yale defeats Holy Cross 12 to 0 in a heat soaked game marked by four fumbles on the Yale drive and repeated miscues. Philbin scored Yale’s first touchdown on an 80 yard run after Holy Cross balked at an offside call, Hobbs added a second TD, and Yale kicked two goals after touchdowns. Captain Joy dislocated his ankle. Yale used 20 players to Holy Cross 15, with Hobbs delivering standout runs and a crucial punt block.
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Camnitz Out As Pirates Brace For World Series
Pittsburg faces Detroit in the world series with star pitcher Camnitz sidelined by quinsy. Manager Fred Clarke and fans react to the setback as Detroit scouts Forbes Field and Pittsburgh players prepare. Barney Dreyfuss announces tickets refunds totaling at least 20000 dollars with no reserved seats.
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Woburn High School Defeats Arlington in 10–0 Football
Woburn High School beat Arlington High School 10 to 0 in a fast football game. Scoring occurred in the first half with Bean scoring two touchdowns. Officials included umpire Hutchinson and referee Dean, with 10 and 15 minute halves.
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Tigers Win Princeton Over Villa Nova 12 to 0
Princeton defeated Villa Nova 12 to 0 in warm weather a rough game. McCrahan returned a fumbled punt for Princeton’s first touchdown in the first half. Cunningham added a field goal in the second period amid penalties and tight defense.
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Bates Triumphs 17-0 Over Providence in Coastal Scrimmage
Brown defeats Bates 17 to 0 as visitors maneuver with end runs and onside kicks while Bates relies on line pushes. First half ends 6-0. late in game Ayler recovers fumbled punt to setup Browns’ second TD. Sprackling returns kickoff 70 yards. Young adds 25-yard sprint. Referees: Burleigh, Marshall, French. Time: 20 minute halves.
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Yale vs Holy Cross football shutout 12 to 0
Yale defeated Holy Cross 12 to 0 in a college football game. Princeton routed Villanova 12 to 0. Brown blanked Bates 17 to 0. Navy beat St. John's 16 to 6 in another college football matchup.
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High School Football Scores From Various Schools
Everett High defeated Newton High 6 to 0 while Arlington High shut out Woburn 10 0 and Exeter beat Cushing 11 0. Dedham High won 5 to 0 over Dorchester High as Chelsea High trounced Commercial High 12 to 0 and Roxbury Latin fell 12 to 0 at St Mark's.
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Fishermen bring 665500 pounds of mixed fish to port
A fleet of 29 vessels at T wharf delivered 665,500 pounds of mixed fresh fish including haddock, cod, hake, pollock and cusk. Prices ranged from 11-4 to 51-2 cents per pound as crews earned good sums, with notable catches aboard Julietta and other ships. Swordfish and other cargoes continued to move as ships returned from River Plate and Madeira routes.
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Shipping News Mini Almanac Summary of Arrivals and Tides
Shipping news lists arrival of battleship Missouri and numerous ships from New York and abroad. It includes times for sun and moon, high tides, and rise of tide, with a long roster of vessels and tug movements along Atlantic ports.
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Freshmen Scrimmage Highlights Dartmouth Practice
Dartmouth resumed practice with early field work and a mixed focus on passing and tackling. Ingersoll returned to light duty boosting backfield hopes as the varsity and strong freshman team clashed in a 20 minute scrimmage, Marks scoring for the varsity after late bucking plays.
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Exeter Triumphs Over Cushing in 11-0 Game
Tommy Cornell sprinted 40 yards for the deciding score four minutes before time as Exeter defeated Cushing Academy 11 to 0 in a hard fought New Hampshire gridiron clash. Cornell scored both points after touchdowns and Upham added the successful goal. Referees, timers, and half lengths are listed in the official box.
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Navy Wins the Game but Shows Poor Form
The Naval Academy opened the football season in Annapolis with a 16 to 6 defeat by St. John's College. Navy was outplayed by the lighter, faster eleven as its line and backfield failed to break the aggressive St. John's defense.
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Al Ley's Ale Promoted as Healthful Boston Beer
Ost on promoting a local ale praised as health-building and stimulating to body and brain. The blurb urges workers to buy a glass today, spotlighting Boston brewing.
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