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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1919

Page

14

Yale Coach Cites BC Better Game After Loss

New Haven Conn Oct 19 Head Coach Al Sharpe of Yale comments on Yale's defeat by Boston College saying BC played better football and capitalized on chances while Yale failed to take advantage of theirs.

New Haven Conn al Sharpe Yale Elever Boston College Yale Boston

Yale Players Improve After Injuries From Yesterday

Thorne Murphy and Jim Braden, Yale players, showed improvement after injuries in yesterday's game. Murphy's X ray indicated no fracture, likely allowing play against Princeton and Harvard. Braden sustained black eyes and cut brows from a Boston player. Referee Dr Williams disqualified Yale’s Leon Walker for alleged kick, sparking Yale reactions as Kempton, Webb, and Aldrich prepare new positions.

Thorne Murphy Jim Braden Yale College Murphy Princeton Harvard Braden Boston Carl Wiliams Leon Walker Williams Walker Laroche Herbert Kempton Fred Webb Malcom Aldrich

Green Shows Improvement in Dartmouth Victory Over Penn State

Dartmouth defeated Penn State 17 first downs to 2, gaining 315 yards to 33. The Green machine outplayed Penn State in the open game with nine passes by Jack Connell, three complete for 50 yards.

Hanover N. H Pennsylvania State Bezdek Dartmouth Penn State Jack Connoll

Suburban league set to clash with eight teams Saturday

Saturday brings eight Suburban league teams in action with Malden facing Cambridge Latin and Newton meeting Somerville. Everett aims to beat Medford, Brookline and Rindge battle closely, Exeter plays Harvard, and Andover faces Yale freshmen in another weekend slate.

Malden Cambridge Latin Newton Somerville Everett Medford Brookline Rindge Exeter Harvard Andover Yale Malden High Russell Field Cambridge Beeford High Fulton Street Grounds bBrookline High Rindge Tech Old Tech Field Ucrookline bNewton High Claflin Field Newtonville St. James High St. John’s Prep Danvers High School of Commerce St. George’s Newport R. I St. Mark’s School Milton Academy Milton Country Day Roxbury Latin Cabot Field Exeter Academy Soldiers Field Worcester Trade Cushing Academy Ashburnham Andover Academy New Haven Groton School Middlesex Concord Winthrop High Swampscott Winthrop Haverhill High Dorchester Haverhill Lynn English High Peabody Lynn Revere High Marblehead High Revere Lowell High Fitchburg Dean Academy Williston Fasthempton

Girls Field Hockey Match Set Between Lexington and Winthrop

The Lexington High School girls team will host Winthrop High School on the Lexington Athletic Field next Friday afternoon. The annual game pits local rivals in a community field hockey showcase with school teams competing for bragging rights.

Lexington High School Winthrop High School Lexington

Tufts Trains For Eli Game

Tufts football prepares for the Yale game amid injuries and lineup reshuffles. Coach Whalen works substitutes to restore teamwork after losses to Springfield YMCA and Norwich, with backfield standout Tom Thornton impressing in plunges and a crucial forward pass to Keefe.

Whalen Tufts Yale Boston College Sharpe Medford Warriors Springfield Y. M. C. A Norwich Tom Thornton Keefe Somerville High

School Games On Tap This Week

A busy week features Milton High facing Hyde Park at Milton and South Boston meeting Boston Trade at M Street Playground. Arlington battles Norwood at Spy Pond Athletic Field while English High plays Mechanic Arts at Fenway Park. Hyde Park clashes with Brighton at Stony Brook Reservation and Noble and Greenough meets St. Mark`s at Southboro.

Milton High Hyde Park Milton South Boston Boston Trade M Street Playground Arlington Thigh Norwood Spy. Pond Athletic Field Arlington Ply Cross 2d Dean Academy Frankliin Anglish High Mechanic Arts Fenway Park Brighton Stony Brook Reservation Noble and Greenough St. Mark's Southboro Arlington High Watertown Town Field

St Johns Prep Crushes Mech Arts Eleven in Heavy Victory

St Johns Preparatory School of Danvers posted a 74 to 0 win over Joe Dunns Mechanic Arts team Saturday. The Mech Arts squad appeared overmatched as the Catholic prep schoolers dominated throughout the game.

St. John’s Preparatory School Danvers Joe Dunn Mechanic Arts

Middlesex Hosts Groton in Annual Football Game

Middlesex School of Concord meets Groton School on the Middlesex gridiron in North Concord next Saturday afternoon in the big annual clash.

Middlesex Concord Groton North

Lexington High Baseball Two Games Scheduled This Week

Lexington High School announces the fall baseball schedule with two games this week. The team will face unspecified opponents at home or away, continuing fall practice and competition.

Lexington High School

Old Eli Seldom Beaten Yale Football Antiquity

Easton Pa Oct 19 Boston College beat Yale in New Haven marking Yale's first gridiron defeat to the Eagles. The note recalls Yale Princeton and Harvard first meetings at New Haven on dates in 1873 and 1875, with earlier Columbia wins, all under modified rugby rules then.

Boston College Breaks Yale Streak With Rare Football Victory

From 1875 to last Saturday Yale faced 391 foes with Harvard and Princeton alone beating it more than ten times. Boston College’s 11–3 win on Oct 18 1919 marks a historic upset. James Fitzpatrick kicked a 47 yard field goal, a feat matched only twice before in football history.

Yale Harvard Princeton Army West Point Washington and Jefferson Brown Colgate Blue Virginia Boston James Fitzpatrick Harold A. Pumpelly Patrick J. O’dea Wisconsin Evanston Illinois Northwestern Boston College

Gotham to Hold Pro Championship

New York hosts a pro balk line billiard championship for the first time since 1912 at the Hotel Astor. A round robin of 21 games begins with Ora Morningstar facing Jake Schaefer, followed by George Slosson versus Sutton, Hoppe meeting Cochran, and Koji Yamada to join Tuesday.

New York Hotel Astor America Ora Morningstar San Diego Cal Jake Schaefer Chicago San Francisco George F. Slosson Boston George D. Sutton William F. Hoppe Walker Cochran Detroit Koji Yamada

Captaincy in football a test of merit and leadership

The piece argues graduates should assist coaches without coaching players, stresses a captain must lead by example and share responsibility, and favors a senior or junior with true merit. It warns against overbearing overseer conduct and political selection, promoting respectful, effective leadership.

Coaching From the Head: A Football Team’s Regimen

A veteran coach argues for a single clear system directed by the head coach with limited assistants. He warns against informal input from former players and emphasizes discipline, unity, and strict adherence to a chosen style. Reunions of veteran players are seen as beneficial and enjoyable.

The Captain and Coach Roles In Football Leadership

The captain should direct substitutions without abuse and avoid humbling the team. The coach remains the head, with the captain speaking sparingly to preserve confidence, while officials emphasize superior experience and judgment in leadership.

Scotty to Miss Boston Return Decision Puts Red Sox in Bind

Everett Scott reportedly will not return to the Boston Americans next season. The Post notes his declaration could leave the Red Sox facing a difficult lineup and uncertain infield for the coming summer.

Everett Scott Boston Americans Red Sox

Four Big Schoolboy Machines Vie for 1919 Title

A quartet of Greater Boston Inter scholastic football teams leads the 1919 gridiron race. Malden Somerville Everett Highs of the Suburban league and the High School of Commerce dominate the Boston title chase as the season heats up.

Greater Boston

Boxing Card Falls Through as Reed Beats Robinson

No boxing show this week under Armory auspices after Pat Reed defeated George Robinson. McTigue refused to meet Reed, causing the cancellation. Next week features Charley Parker vs Joe Tiplita in a 12 round main bout at Mechanics Building.

The Armory A. A George Robinson Mike McTigue Pat Reed Robinson McTigue Reed Charley Parker South End Joe Tiplita Philadelphia Mechanics’ Building

Barrow Faces Gaping Hole If Scott Leaves Red Sox

The article argues Barrow must replace Scott in center field and shortstop as the Red Sox would suffer badly from his loss. It weighs options with Donie Bush or trades with Detroit or Chicago, noting McNally’s limits and the risks of any deal. It calls on Barrow and Frazee to act quickly to find a plan.

Barrow Scott Mike McNally Detroit Chicago Red Sox Tigers Donie Bush Bush McMullin Boston Frazee

Somerville Faces Stiff Test as Local Teams Vie for Grid Glory

The piece notes Somerville High lacks power but has defense and material to hold off attackers as Malden High, Everett High, and High School of Commerce push for top honors. Key figures include coach Sylvie McLoughlin and stars Buck Sweetland Roy Kelley and Ed Sherlock.

Somerville High Somerville Sylvie McLoughlin Malden Highway Dave Morey Malden

Ahearn and Wilson Clash at Mechanics Building

Johnny Wilson of Charlestown and Jake Ahearn of South Boston meet in a 12 round bout at Mechanics Building with over 6000 expected fans and $10000 insurance on the event. Preliminary bouts and Curley auction of Babe Ruth bat for Scotty Memorial Fund headline the card.

Johnny Wilson Charlestown Jake Ahearn South Boston Mechanics’ Building School Street Som Fenway A. A Bedford Ness Diamond Hill R. I Wilson Ahearn Johnny Marto East Boston Flash Rogers North End Jack Noyes Chicago Leo O’brien Frank ‘Tillo Tommy Corbiey Gloucester Curley Babe Ruth Scotty the Newsboy

Roles and duties of players under game rules

The text emphasizes the captain and quarterback must uphold the highest standards, insist on full performance, and be well versed in rules. It argues teams should not rely on a single leader and require at least five players who know the game, with two ready to aid if leaders falter.

Winchester coach to lead meeting on protests this week

Charles L. Curtis principal of Winchester High School and MVIFL president will call a meeting this week to act on protests filed by Faculty Coach William C. Schuster of Winchester eleven. day to be announced.

Charles L. Curtis Winchester High School Mystic Valley Interscholastic Football League William C. Schuster Winchester Eleven

Exeter and Andover Prep Football Squads Set for Big Showdown

Exeter and Andover Academies have promising football reps that rank with past crackerjacks. Both teams cruise toward a decisive clash next month, expected to be a strong contest between them.

Exeter Andover

Providence fans celebrate 7-0 Harvard game victory

In Providence the crowd shows jubilation comparable to a championship win after a 7-0 Harvard game score.

Four strong contenders for private school laurels

St Mark's Middlesex Groton School and Milton Academy emerge as standout private schools in contention for top laurels. None possesses a truly dominant outfit this year, though each year one often rises to the occasion.

St. Mark’s Middlesex Groton School Milton Academy

Peabody Delivers Big Win in North Shore Scramble

Peabody High crushed Winthrop 25 to 6 as the North Shore league favorites Peabody along with Revere and Gloucester vie for league honors in a dramatic week.

North Shore League Peabody High Winthrop Peabody Revere Gloucester

Concord Meets Framingham Game At Framingham Saturday

The Concord High School football team travels to Framingham High School for their annual gridiron clash next Saturday after the current week.

Concord High School Framingham High School Framingham

Syracuse Triumph Over Pitt Sparks Substitution Show

In a tense game Syracuse beat Pitt and the late period saw Buck O Neal insert subs who outplayed Glen Warner's veterans, prompting a notable shift in momentum and coaching reactions.

Syracuse Pitt Buck O'Neil Glen Warner Warner

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