Middies Expect A Victory In Navy Harvard Clash
Annapolis reports the Navy football team confident of beating Harvard in the annual showdown. Coach Jack Cates guides a veteran squad with Yale ties on defense and a swift backfield. Captain Northcroft and quarterback Lange headline a sharpened offense as Navy seeks a dominant performance.
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Annapolis
Navy
Harvard
Crimson
Middies
Yale
Jack Cates
Andover
Ray Page
Cates
Dague
Walter Camp
Cambridge and Rindge Set for Tufts Oval Showdown
Cambridge Latin and Rindge Manual Training School prepare for a crucial University City championship clash at Tufts Oval with a likely large crowd expected. Rindge appears stronger, while Cambridge Latin will be without some top players for academic reasons.
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Rindge Manual Training School
Cambridge Latin
Tufts Oval
Bth
Rindge
Frank Close
Latin School
Vegetarian Captures First Race in Yale Athletic History
New Haven Conn October 21 Yale displayed a new track star Forest Kingsley Sherwood of Glen Cove Long Island capturing both the short events with ease His best form was shown in the 100 yard dash which he finished in 10 15 seconds His mark in the 220 was only 23 seconds but he was not pressed The first vegetarian to take the mile run Richard Leach Mann of Buffalo NY is cited as the first meatless athlete at Yale Mann is son of a prominent Buffalo physician
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Forest Kingsley Sherwood
Glen Cove
Long Island
Sherwood
Hotchkiss
Lakeville
Richard Leach Mann
Buffalo
N. Y
Yale Point
Mann
Lexington dog Scrape wins foxhound honors at Barre trials
Scrape the 22 year old Lexington bred foxhound won all age stake honors at the 20th Brunswick Foxhound Club trials at Barre. Owner William J. Gorman of Lexington celebrated as Scrape, entered by Colonel Roger D. Williams, earned Endurance cup and runner up finishes in hunting trailing speed and driving. Scrape had also placed second in national Bardstown trials as a puppy.
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Brunswick Foxhound Club
Scrape
William J. Gorman
Lexington
Roger D. Williams
Barre
Bardstown
Old Oarsman Pat McNulty Honored by Testimonial
Aquatics and sports enthusiasts plan a testimonial for Pat McNulty after he relocated from Chestnut Street to Harvard Bridge. The tribute honors his character and contributions to straight rowing, with many sport leaders, including Bradford Boat Club, backing the move.
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Pat McNulty
Chestnut Street
Charles River
Union Boat Club
Boston Athletic Club
Harvard Bridge
Bradford Boat Club
Grid Inferior to Yale? Penn prep notes and Carlisle play hints
Gridiron gossip reports Andrus and Goebel as strong linemen for Yale before Princeton. It notes Penn guard Pike rivaling Zeigler, Carlisle stars bold trick plays by Bemis Pierce, and Case Kenyon near-touchdown drama. Mentions Dartmouth, Princeton, Cornell, Yale line changes, injuries, and secret practice at Franklin Field.
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Jim Hogan
Andrus
Goebel
Yale
Princeton
Schoolboy gridiron notes from Boston area teams show players and coaches
Steve Mahoney and Joy star at Holy Cross positions with praise for their play. Kennedy Park and Benny Phipps lead coaching posts at Wolfboro and Chelsea High. Slocum returns to form at Newton High, officials enforce rules strictly. Hoernle resembles his brother Charlie in style. Barrows from Newton High acts as strong punter with several 45 and 65 yard booted kicks.
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Steve Mahoney
Somerville
Holy Cross
Hiker Joy
Boston
Mechanic Arts H defeats South Boston 46 to 0 in city high school game
Mechanic Arts High School dominated South Boston with a 46 to 0 victory. Fitzpatrick scored five touchdowns, Henry four others, and Mower and Nissen each added one. Fitzpatrick kicked six goals after touchdowns. The game featured frequent fumbles from South Boston and a commanding line performance by Mechanic Arts.
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Grant
Fitzpatrick
Mechanic Arts
South Boston
Mechanic Arts High
Boston
Mason
Mechanic
Lane
Mechanic Arts High School
Mechanic Arts H
Boston High
Smith, Hagerty
O'Donnell Mower
Brink
Barry Adamson
Bernhard
Carraher Fallon
Q. B
Grant Nissen
Lane Fox
Pord
H. B
Corbett Fitzpatrick
F. Bo
F. B
Kelley
M. A
GH. S
Henry
Mower
Nissen
Browne
Keady
Carey
Jones
Yale Elevens Endure Gruelling Practice In Open Scrimmage
Yale football held a tough 20 minute halves drill with secret first period and new formations. Nadle, Coy and Wheaton starred with long runs and a notable late trick play. Several players suffered minor injuries as Captain Burch directed for first time since injury while Tad Jones left for Chicago.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Wheaton
Nadle
Coy
Johnson
Gardner
Scrubs
Richardson
Burch
Andrus
Murphy
Clark
van Sinderen
Mack
Charley Chadwick
Lydig Trout
al Ferguson
Weymouth
Morris Ely
DeWitt Cochran
George Adee
Bloomer
Noraback
Chief Bigelow
Tad Jones
Chicago
Besom Wins All Age Handicap at six furlongs
In Empire City on October 21 a simple race program produced a notable outcome as Besom captured the all age handicap over six furlongs. No stakes were decided yet the contest drew attention to Besom’s victory.
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Empire City
N. Y
Besom
Princeton Defeats Fordham 17 0 in Shine of End Runs
Princeton, New Jersey October 21 Princeton beat Fordham 17 to 0 in a spectacular game dominated by long end runs and early scoring. Coxe Read and Cunningham powered the Tigers while Fordham with substitutes showed resilience in the second half. Score came from two Coxe and Pfeifer touchdowns with Waller adding two goals after touchdowns. Umpire Fultz Referee Southworth Field judge Feagles. Time twenty minute halves.
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Princeton
N. J
Fordham
Tigers
Bat Dillon
Coxe
Read
Cunningham
PRI
Dowd
Sas Rio Rene
Leo
IBM
Leloy Waller
Whaley
McGregor
Collard Mass
King
Clark
Barrett
Bi.s
H. B
White Read
Bishop
R. B
Ll. Oh
Katy Coxe
Pfeffer
Smith
Wile
Vgstd
F. B
Coffey
Pfeifer
Waller
D. Fultz
Brown
E. F. Southworth
Harvard
Feagles
Heavyweight Bouts Hurt Boxing Says Critics
The piece argues heavyweights Sullivan and Hart showed poor condition, warning such matches harm boxing. It notes Colma’s planned Attell Driscoll bout, Armory Club cards, and various bouts featuring Murray Rawson Reilly Manning Loughrey Quill Donohue Cote Murphy McFarland Buckley Langford O Brien Glover Bonner and a Reader Mellody win over Walcott.
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Jack Twin Sullivan
Marvin Hart
New York
McCoy
Stewart
Sullivan-Hart
Armory Club
Hart
Sullivan
Navin balks at Chase trade rumor for Highlanders star
Detroit Tigers president Frank Navin disputes a proposed deal that would send Hal Chase and Moriarty to New York in exchange for Mullen Rossman Jones Coughlin and Killifer. Navin calls Chase uncertain while praising Rossman’s conditioning and bat.
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Chase
Navin
Mullen
Rossman
Jones
Coughlin
Killifer
New York
Moriarty
Malden overwhelms Stoneham 62 to 0 in football clash
Malden High School crushed Stoneham High 62 0 as Morgan led with four touchdowns and Cosgrove Hadley Miner Lamont and Goding added scores. Turner's four extra points and a 20 15 minute halves draw 350 spectators to the game in Malden.
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Malden
Stoneham High School
Q. B
Bachelder Morey
Hadley
R. H
Jenkins
Surrett C. Miner
Goding
Kelley Morgan
Wescott
F. B
Malden H. S
Stoneham H
Morgan
Cosgrove
C. Miner
Lamont
Chase
Millken
Turner
Iunt
Clarke
Coggan
Ingalls
Everett High Beats Lowell 35 to 11 in Football Clash
Everett High defeated Lowell High 35 to 11 at Glendale Park. Key players for Everett were Lansing Brickley and Brock while Canning and Hylan starred for Lowell. Touchdowns by Brickley Brock Norris Brauer and Canning at Everett H. and Lowell I. S. with Brickley kicking three extra points. Attendance about 400.
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Everett
Everett High
Lowell High
Glandale Park
Lansing
Brickley
Brock
Canning
Hylan
Lowell
Everett H
Lowell H
Greeny
J. Ti
Barnes Lionkl
Atta Se .c
Rodney Sawer
Fe Bee
Morando
Sweewevesl
Gy Benagnne Lansing
Ley Bo
Seigneur
Brickieys
Connell Fivock
Ccle B. D
Cbiran
Redpath
I. S
Norris
Brauer
Itlett
Ingalls
T. Mahoney
Jones
Cuddy
Farrell
Revere and Norwood Play Tight High School Football
Revere High and Norwood High battled to a 5 5 draw after a tense opening period. Revere used a more open passing game with several 25 and 30 yard gains as players like Wilfert and Corbett scored for both sides, with key stops and officials noted as the game wore on.
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Revere High
Norwood
Revere
Norwood High
MacDougal
Halstead
EDAY
Bice
Wakeel
Elis Caldwell,f
Tees
Smith
Eaton
Q. B
Bernier Shaughnessy
Degee Claves
Ieee
Corbatt
F. B
Wolfe
Wilfert
Corbett
O’brien
Colman Timekeeper Olsen Linesmen Daly Roberts
Officials Colman timekeeper Olsen and linesmen Daly and Roberts oversaw a game with 200 in attendance and 15 minute halves.
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Colman
Olsen
Daly
Roberts
South Boston Club Plans Christmas Cross Country Run
The South Boston Athletic Club will stage a six mile open blind handicap cross country run on Christmas day with about a dozen prizes. A November 21 six mile blind handicap open to members only kicks off in South Boston and Dorchester along the boulevard to boost interest ahead of the New England championship.
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South Boston
Sprinter Rector Still in the Game
Charlottesville Virginia October 21 James A Rector the Virginia flyer is not retiring from track athletics Rector will again lead the Virginia track team during the coming season
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Charlottesville
James A. Rector
Virginia Flyer
Rector
Virginia
Harvard Football Varsity Departs for Annapolis Trip
The Harvard football team leaves tonight on the Federal Express for Baltimore en route to Annapolis to play the Middies on Saturday. Twenty seven players plus managers trainers and coaches travel as a group with Captain Burr hampered by a cold and Smith sidelined by a hip injury.
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Harvard
Federal Express
Baltimore
Annapolis
Middies
Belvidere
Aneapolis
Eggleston
Amory
Scudder
Donovan
McClosky
Commerty
Shamrock
Ryan
Haughton
Daly
Campbell
Kersberg
Nesmith
Nichols
Dr. Ladd
Burr
G. C. Browne
Crowley
Corbett
Cutler
Cutting
Dunlap
Fish
Forschimer
Gallatti
Gray
Herding
Hadden
Hoar
Houston
McKay
Kennard
No Set Up In Practice For Dartmouth Eleven
Hanover N H Oct 21 There was no cessation in hard gruelling work at Hanover this afternoon. Practice was open most of the time with secret work in the last half hour. Linemen received the most attention during dummy and line scrimmages. Bankart turned his ankle in the scrimmage and may miss the Holy Cross game Saturday.
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Nat Tufts
Waltham High
Tufts
Somerville
Baldwin
Waltham
Watch City
Jack Leary
Much
Hanover
N. H
Ingersoll
Worcester
Brusse
Palmer
Schildmiller
Kennedy
Bankart
Holy Cross
Morse's Athletic Built Suit Promises Fit For Athletes
Morse’s 56 years of clothe rs experience yields a new Athletic Built Suit designed for athletes with broad shoulders deep chest and tapered waist. Available in chest sizes 32 to 38 and trouser sizes 29 to 34 with a full peg top cut. Limited stock in two grades priced at 20 and 25 dollars. Other styles range from 10 dollars upward.
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New England
Button-Through Topcoats Ad Adds $15 and $20 Pieces
A brisk catalog blurb touts Button-Through topcoats priced at 15 and 20 dollars. The message emphasizes style and value for discerning shoppers.
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William Peet
Stonewall
Page
Buil
Northcroft
Lange
University of Maryland
Edward J. O'Brien
Brookline
Russell Morgan
Lfe
Brookline High
Willets
Moses Carr
Husky
Jerry Driscoll
Kerrigan
Ainsworth
Carr
Malden High
Romeo
Benoit
Henneage
Newton High
Newton
U. of P
Pike
Zeigler
Carlisle
Thorpe
Indians
Redskins
Bemis Pierce
Case
Kenyon
Pennsylvania
Redmen
Polo Grounds
Dartmouth
Elmer Thompson
Eddie Burns
Cornell
Andy Cook
Biglow
Hobbs
Philbin
Hollenback
Manier
Scarlett
Kennath
Franklin Field
Kennedy Park
Cambridge Latin School
Wolfboro
Chelsea High
Benny Phipps
Bowdoin
Benny
Slocum
Gridiron Warriors
Bill Hoernle
Dorchester
English High
Charlie
Mercersburg Academy
Barrows
Tame
Colma
Cal
Jim Corroth
Abe Attell
Jim Driscoll
Driscoll
Matty Baldwin
Coffroth
Attell
George Murray
Lynn
Tommy Rawson
East Boston
Willie Reilly
Kid Manning
Pawtucket
Manning
Reilly
Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
America
Loughrey
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Maine
Young Donohue
Arthur Cote
Biddeford
Jim Buckley
Tommy Murphy
Packy McFarland
Sam Langford
Jack O’brien
Gotham
Billy Glover
Jim Bonner
Mellody
Joe Walcott
Chelsea
Walcott
Bill Bailey
Frank Navin
Detroit Tigers
Hal Chase
Highlanders
Mr. Navin
Detroit
Cy Young
Jem Mace
A. A
Melvin Sheppard
Cape Catboat Association
Stoneham
Boston A. C. Run
Portsmouth
Varsity
Flouston
Graydon
R. E
H. A. Rogers Withington
R. T
Overson McQuire
Feees
Ween el
Bey Phillipbar Nourse
Gilbert Kennard
Burrage
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