Yale's Cripples Out of Practice After Lehigh Game
Yale’s football squad endured lingering effects from the Lehigh defeat. Several key players including Gates Comerford Baldridge Black Galt and Smith were out of practice while Captain Black nursed a bad ankle. Coached drills featured LeGore Bingham Jacques and Braden among others as the team prepared for Virginia Polytechnic Institute with lineup notes and early scrimmage results.
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English High and Cambridge Latin Play A Scoreless Tie
In a high wind contest English High and Cambridge Latin played to a 0 0 draw. Referee Grannan umpire Mooney and head linesman Barry oversaw a brief 10 minute period as both teams defended firmly.
Boston College Injuries Thicken War Time Football Roster
Boston College reports a costly scrimmage with guard Collins badly wrenched and sidelined for at least three weeks. Tierney Vin Murray Sullivan and Collins miss games, while Kroboski Ben Murray McKenna and Aleta also nurse injuries.
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Colby Prepares for Bowdoin in Maine Championship Opener
Colby College football units practice hard for the Maine championship opener against Bowdoin at Brunswick next Saturday afternoon. Coach Greene and trainer Art Smith push the squad as the line shows improvement after a weak showing versus Fort McKinley, with confidence that Bowdoin will be held in check.
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Colby
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Four Tufts Players Sit Out Scrimmage Ahead of Boston College Clash
Tufts varsity opened preparations with a brisk scrimmage as four regulars Morrison Jochim Drummey and Sanborn sat out due to Princeton injuries. Bratt and Jeffrey shared quarterback duties while coach Whelan weighs lineup changes for the BC game. If Jochim and Sanborn cannot return, Tufts faces a crippled eleven in Boston.
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Dartmouth Green Holds Light Practice Before Georgetown Scrimmage
Hanover N H October 17 The Green squad worked lightly with two new plays against the scrub eleven, focusing on quarterbacks and long passes. Duhamel may miss time with a knee injury, while D Holbrook showed promise at fullback. Trier’s arm improves and may see Georgetown action. Tomorrow’s practice closes to the public. likely no more scrimmage this week.
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Georgetown
Harvard Tech Race Set for October 28
The Harvard varsity cross country opens its season on Saturday morning October 28 on the Belmont course against Technology. Harvard freshman runners also race Providence Technology at 10 o clock over the cemetery course. The team competes without a regular coach after C. J. North resigned earlier this season.
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Big Hockey Circuit Planned for Winter
A revival of winter sports is planned by the American National Hockey League. The circuit includes intercity games among St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York and two Chicago teams. The schedule opens December 15 with professional teams and aims to boost college and amateur contests.
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American National Hockey League
Carlisle Indians Open Season With 20 to 6 Win
Carlisle Pennsylvanias Carlisle Indians beat Lebanon Valley 20 to 6 in their season opener, securing early momentum in front of home fans.
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Penn
Carlisle Indians
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Boxing Scene Expands with Bangor Bouts and Notable Matchups
The Bangor boxing program plans a major reopening with top fighters. Boston, Missouri, and Philadelphia claims mark recent wins while Al Shubert defeats Kid Williams in Philadelphia. Dave Deshler injured his hand and will pause training. Joe Morgan falls ill, forcing substitutes. Promoters announce Britt Young upsets and upcoming bouts in New Bedford, Portsmouth, Manchester, and Southbridge with plans for large crowds and additional sailor bouts. Al Delmont relocates his gym to 28 Hanover Street attracting many hopeful boxers.
Carlson Ready to Face Hansen in Friday Bout
North Abington reports Harry Carlson training with Mike Glover for his clash with Larry Hansen. In New York at the Commercial A C, Carlson aims to prove his New England title strength. Carlson expects a hard fight, while Charley Sheppard plans a return to train for the semi final against Gus Murphy in Brighton.
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Mike Glover
Larry Hansen
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Cambridge Latin and English High Tie at Russell Field
Cambridge Latin and English High played to a scoreless draw at Russell Field in gusting wind. Punts rode the gale and few chances to control the football arose as the weather hampered scoring.
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English High and Cambridge Latin Clash in Windy Shootout
English High edged Cambridge Latin in a windy second game, English rallying with 60 and 70 yard runs by Bridges and Dwyer. A late punch from O’Hare set a 20 yard return to Latin’s 25 yard line as the game ended. three successful forward passes occurred despite the gusts.
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Resta Wins Chicago Race Tightens A A A Championship
The Chicago 250 mile race victory moves Dario Resta to first in the A A A championship, pushing Johnny Aitken to second and Eddie Rickenbacher remaining third. The piece also notes Harkness Trophy race at Long Island Speedway on the 28th and other motoring items.
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Boston bouts favor Ted Lewis over Fan-Britton
In Boston, Lewis won both bouts against Fan-Britton who did not receive a decision. Additional notes reference last year's Cornell Harvard score 10-0 for Cornell, and North Carolina’s three first downs against Harvard last Saturday as context.
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Concord Country Club to Elect Officers Next Saturday
It was announced yesterday that the annual business meeting of Concord Country Club will be held next Saturday afternoon to elect officers for the coming year and transact other business.
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Melrose Coach Takes Lead of Lexington Girls Field Hockey
Miss Eleanor Doty of Melrose High is named coach of the Lexington High School girls field hockey team. She will begin duties this afternoon as candidates report for practice at Lexington Athletic Field.
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Lexington High School
Lexington
Lexing ton High to host Needham in Saturday football clash
Lexing ton High School prepares for a Saturday afternoon game on Oct 28 against Needham High School. The home matchup features the Lexing ton eleven seeking a strong showing before a local crowd.
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Arlington High vs Peabody game rescheduled for Spy Pond Field
The Columbus Day football matchup between Arlington High School and Peabody High School is postponed and moved to Spy Pond Athletic Field in Arlington next Tuesday afternoon.
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St. John’s Prep and Peabody Scrimmage Ends in Tie
A scoreless scrimmage between St. John’s Prep and Peabody High at Danvers yesterday produced no points. Both squads evaluated players and executed defensive stands in a neutral setting.
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Peabody High
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Somerville Fli ers Defeat Stoneham in Cross Country Dual
The Somerville High team beat Stoneham 25 to 30 on a three mile course. Captain H. Douglass led with 15m 30s, Stoneham’s McDermott took second in 16m flat, followed by Somerville’s McCarthy in 16m 1s. Prescott (Stoneham) was fourth with Somerville’s M. Cook close behind. Heavy wind affected the home stretch. all 15 runners finished. Somerville meets Wakefield next Wednesday.
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McDermott
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Ls. Prescott
M. Cook
Wakefield
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