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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1913

Page

13

Harvard Indoor Practice Amid Snow for Crimson Football

Harvard football players practiced indoors at Soldiers Field due to snow and rain. Veterans and staff supervised as linemen drilled fundamentals. scrimmage was limited. Upcoming games against Holy Cross and several fundraising ticket deadlines were outlined with application dates and limits.

Harvard Soldiers Field

What a Skin Sheepskin Quip Echoes in Rhyme

A playful line about a sheepskin provokes a punning exchange. The quip hints at light humor and folk wit, framed as a casual remark in a dialectic moment. The source centers on a tongue in cheek remark rather than a news event.

Two Penn Stars Injured in Field Scrimmage

At Franklin Field on October 14 University of Pennsylvania drills ended poorly as varsity lost to scrubs by two touchdowns. Captain Young and guard Russell suffered injuries risking Brown game participation. Moffit and Jones opened big holes for scrub backs while Harry Wilson rejoined practice as potential tackle or end.

Dave Campbell Warvard Aliso Crawford Blagden Haughton Leary Fisher Parmenter Wigglesworth Campbell Freedley Bradlee Cowen Mills Brickley Willliams Bill Willetts Coolidge Dana O'Brien I. E Storer Tees Cowen 1. G Trumbull Pennock X. G Hitchcock R. T. Coolidge Ad. B Mahan Crimson Holy Cross Philadelphia Franklin Field University of Pennsylvania Red Blue Star Merrill Young Russell Moffit Jones Will Harry Wilson

Gossip for Motorists and Business Notes from Boston

Gossip for Motorists notes the Boston Post ban on anonymous letters and records Paddon Motor Company in Egleston Square displaying 1914 Apperson cars. Glidden tour survivors form a New York based permanent organization with officers and plan annual reunions where World Series sites host cities. New appointments include BE S Jordan as sales manager for Thomas B Jeffery Company with duties starting January.

The Paddon Motor Company Egleston Square Garage Apperson Mudlarks New York R. H. Johnston Louis R. Smith Merle Downs FL Ed. Spooner Howard G. Reynolds Braves Boston BE. S. Jordan Thomas B. Jeffery Company Kenosha Wis Kelly Field Company Jordan

Melrose Shocks Malden On Columbus Day Grid Showdown

Melrose High, with only two days of practice, stunned Malden High and then won three straight games. The victory raised Melrose’s status in the Suburban league as fans praised the team’s coaching and speed. Malden, though fast, could not topple Melrose, a result that surprised Malden followers and echoed past upsets.

Melrose High Malden High Waltham High Everett High Everett Malden

Brown Bears Fail To Meet Expectations Before Penn Game

Providence Oct 14 Brown University's football squad faces its first major test of the season against Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. The opening loss to Colby exposed numerous weaknesses and left coaches doubting the team’s potential to become a formidable machine.

BROWN PENN Providence R. I Brown University Pennsylvania Philadelphia Colby

Brown Bear Faces Penn Quakers After Rough Practice

Brown struggles with steam and tackling as signal confusion from a long code hinders performance. Casey and Steve Bean lead the backfield while Henry focuses on punting. Bartlett may join the backfield to boost ground gain. Coaches at Andrews Field race to fix signals and practice new plays ahead of Saturday's clash with Williams Penn.

Brown Casey Steve Bean Dave Henry Henry Arthur Bartlett Bartlett Sons of Williams Penn Browns Andrews’ Field Quakers Overbaugh Mclean Overbough

Local School Football Contests Today

Rindge Tech hosts Winthrop High at Rindgefield while Volkmann meets Middlesex at Goncord. Somerville plays MIT 6 at Somerville and Lexington hosts Hudson at Lexington. Quincy welcomes Hingham at Quincy and Dedham faces South Boston at Dedham. Norwood plays H S of Commerce at Norwood with Abington traveling Taunton and Westboro meeting Classical at Westboro. Groton hosts Lowell Textile and Monson Academy plays Wi at Wilbraham.

Rindge Tech Winthrop High Rindgefield Volkmann School Middlesex School Goncord Somerville High Somerville Lexington High Hudson High Lexington Quincy High Hingham High Quincy Dedham High South Boston High Dedham Norwood High H. S. of Commerce Norwood Abington High Taunton High Taunton Westboro High Classical High Westboro Groton Lowell Textile Monson Academy Wilbrahan

Cambridge Latin School Faces 87 Dollar Refund Dilemma

Cambridge Latin School grapples with a refund for 300 paying spectators who numbered 700 applicants for 2 cent refunds after Bridgewater Normal School failed to appear for Columbus Day football. Teacher Manager Bramhall cannot identify a solution and | Captain David Stevens cannot resolve the issue, leaving $87 unsettled.

Bramhall Cambridge Latin School Cambridge Latin Bridgewater Normal School Cambridge Bindge Field Bridgewater Normal David Stevens Cambridge Police Department Stevens Mr. Bramhall Sherlock Holmes

Englishman George Duncan Wins French Open Golf

Chantilly France Oct 14 George Duncan an English golfer well known in the United States won the French Open championship. He played four rounds of the 18 hole course in 804 strokes. H Sherlock another Englishman was second with a score of 309.

Chantilly France George Duncan United States H. Sherlock

Wolgast and White Sign 10 Round Milwaukee Bout

Ad Wolgast of Cadillac and Charley White of Chicago have agreed to a 10 round no decision bout in Milwaukee on October 24. Both fighters must weigh no more than 133 pounds at 6 p.m. on the day of the fight.

Milwaukee Ad Wolgast Cadillac Mich Charley White Chicago

Cleveland Wins Series in Seventh In City Matchup

Cleveland Americans defeated Pittsburg Nationals 4 to 1 to clinch the intercity series in game seven. Attendance 2953, receipts 2135.56. Johnston, Seibold, and Jackson produced early runs. Graney tripled and scored on Wagner error. Chapman and Lajoie added more runs. Steen pitched steadily for Cleveland, McQuillan shutout Pittsburg after replacing Adams.

Pittsburg Penn Cleveland Americans Pittsburg Nationals Adams McQuillan Steen Seibold Jackson Johnston Cleveland Graney Wagner Wilson Chapman Lajoie Simon cRan Hyatt McCarthy Miller

Football Games Wanted for Local Youth Teams

Wanted notices seek Everett and Dorchester Heights teams. Charles Allen in Everett requests 70 to 80 pound squads at 155 Bow Street. William Kane in South Boston seeks 110 to 115 pound teams for Saturdays at 412 East Fifth Street.

Little Rocks Everett Charles Allen Bow Street Dorchester Heights William Kane East Fifth Street South Boston

Yale Freshmen Surpass Varsity in Surprise Practice Scrimmage

Yale coaches tested novices in four positions during a 30 minute practice with the freshmen who surprised the varsity by scoring and holding them from crossing the 1917 goal line by rushing.

New Haven Yale

Yale Field Freshmen Top Varsity in Scrappy Display

The Yale freshmen led early at Yale Field with Easton scoring from 40 yards. Guernsey tied the game with a 20 yard pass and Wilson shot. Hammer returned a 90 yard fumble for a touchdown as the varsity finally pulled ahead.

Trask Guernsey Cadwell Miller Marting Oakes Brann Rogers Wiser Easton Yale Field Wilson Hammer West End Talbott Ketcham Pendleton Roberts Thompson Taylor

Williams Squad Has Fast Practice in Cool October Scrimmage

Williams football team held a two hour scrimmage against the freshman eleven on Weston Field. Jones and Mac Namee powered drives with multiple long gains including two touchdowns by MacNamee. McPherson added a 20 yard field goal as Hubbell and Brodie excelled on end runs.

Williamstown Williams Weston Field Harvard Jones MacNamee McPherson Hubbell Brodie Looose

Rebel Russell Marries Chicago Star Pitcher Weds Chanel

Albert Rebel Russell star pitcher of the Chicago American League team married Miss Charlotte Benz of Indianapolis a cousin of Joe Benz. The couple will accompany the White Sox tour to Bonham Texas for the Giants visit as part of the season’s post season trip.

Chicago Albert Rebel) Russell Charlotte Benz Indianapolis Joe Benz Russell Comiskey Bonham Tex

Power Heads Overseas Title Hopes for Mile King

Local mile champion Jimmy Power departs for Australia to represent America this winter. He is hailed as the era’s best miler in these parts and observers predict strong showings for Penn State against Harvard, with Davis’s family tragedy noted amid baseball trade buzz and boxing talk surrounding Jack Read’s American debut.

Jimmy Power Power Australia America Jack Read Read Willie Ritchie

New York Wins 4-2 in Conflicting Projections

Debates give New York the edge with scores 4 to 2 and 4 to 8, but final outcome favors New York 4-2. Harold Janvrin hit three home runs last season. A Sammongford Gunboat Smith bout at the New Atmos A A on October 21 is postponed. tickets through club members only via Boston remina.

New York Harold Janvrin Lewiston Sammongford-Gunboat Smith New Atmos A. A

Red Sox Tie and Wins in Eight Game Series

The 1905 to 1906 series featured eight games with Boston winning four and New York securing three, plus one 6 6 tie in Boston. The Sept 1 1906 24 inning Boston Athletics game at Hyde Park is noted with Philadelphia winning 4 1 as Jack Coombs and Harris pitched.

New York Red Sox New York Boston Red Sox Hyde Park Boston Athletics Philadelphia Jack Coombs Harris

Best Men Fighting for Place on Dartmouth Line

Hanover October 14 The Dartmouth football practice centers on proving the best men for first team positions with rivals watching every play for a slip that could create a vacancy. Ambrose loses left half to Tuck after indifferent work in the Aggie and Colby games.

Fred Williams Yale Williams College Williams Harvard Dartmouth Hanover Crimson N. H Ambrose Aggie Colby Tuck

Practice intensifies as Williams and Princeton loom

Football drills run an hour of basics and an hour of scrimmage against freshmen. Concerns rise over ragged defense after two of three opponents scored recently. Whitney may return briefly for Williams while Snow remains sidelined.

Harvard Gym Team Begins Practice for Fall Season

The Harvard Gymnasium team opened practice after Captain G. M. Gates and Dr. Schrader called for candidates. The association aims to hire a professional gymnast for individual training. A novice meet is planned for mid December with broad undergraduate eligibility and a prize by Dr. Sargent for top scorer. Meets with Andover and Brown are planned alongside exhibitions and the spring intercollegiate contest.

Harvard Gymnasium G. M. Gates Dr. Schrader The Athletic Association Sargent Andover Brown

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