BC in Rough Shape After Yale Loss and Injuries
Boston College suffers a spate of serious injuries after the Yale defeat. Key players Scarflan Scanlon, Doyle, Kelley, Heaphy, Corrigan, Fitzpatrick and others suffer injuries while Cavanaugh braces for West Point and Rutgers in upcoming games.
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Callahan brothers set to clash in Yale Princeton Bowl
Tim Callahan of Yale anchors the Elis line while brother Mike emerges as Princeton’s first string centre. A key injury opened the door for Mike to prove himself before the Yale game, with Colgate and Harvard ahead and a potential sister act match looming in the Bowl on November 15.
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Yale
Princeton
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Mike
Jersey
Scareman
Harvard
Brother Tim
Yale Eleven Improves in Scrimmage After Boston Crash
Yale’s football squad returned to practice with a stronger showing against the second team scoring two touchdowns in a 20 minute half. New ends Fred Graham and Ed Welles saw action while captain Callahan and Acosta missed time with injuries and discipline issues.
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Callahan
Columbia
Acosta
Leon Walker
Herbert Kempton
Hoyt
Haffner
Aldrich
Tufts Beats New London Naval Base Eleven 26 in Informal Duel
Tufts College defeated the New London Naval Base team 26 to 0 on the Tufts Oval as coach Whalen used both varsity and second string. Regulars scored 13 points, seconds 12, while Navy praised Tufts shifts and clean play. Several injured MeAford players practiced, leaving Tufts an unknown quantity ahead of Yale clash.
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Jim Drummey
New London
Fts
Yale
Drummey
McGowan
Naval
Brown
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MeAford
Doc
Forfeited game scores and Harvard programme confusion
Readers discuss official scoring for forfeited football games, noting the correct result is 1-0 while Harvard’s programme shows 2-0. They cite baseball scoring disputes, umpire authority, and comments on hockey and baseball figures like T. Wilbur Watson and Tom Pallis, plus local athletic facilities in Cambridge.
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Shamrock
Harvard Beaten by Fitts Toe in Scrimmage
Harvard varsity loses to a field goal boot by Roscoe Fitts of Tufts fame during a half hour scrimmage in the Stadium. Fitts, playing halfback for the Crimson second team, kicked a precise 44 yard field goal the only score in the session between the varsity and the black gang.
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Harvard
Roscoe Fitts
Tufts
Crimson
Black Gang
Fitts Perfect Drop Kick Caps Harvard Scrimmage
Roscoe Fitts delivered a perfect drop kick field goal after a long run to the 25 yard line. Coach Bob Fisher notes Fitts's potential while teammate Stan Burnham returns from injury and the Harvard scrimmage features many first class players.
Cuddy Plans Glove Bouts In Open-Air Show
The last open-air boxing card of the season will be staged Saturday afternoon in Lawrence. Promoter John F. Cuddy Jr. brings four 10-round bouts to his West Street arena with top regional fighters including Battling Reddy versus Al Shubert and others from New York Philadelphia and Bridgeport.
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John FE. Cuddy, Jr
West Street
Battling Reddy
New York
al Shubert
New Bedford
Chic Simler
Scranton
Penn
Barney Adair
Joey Fox
Philadelphia
Joe Tiplitz
Pal Reed
Boston
Red Vigent
Bridgeport
Conn
Adams School Triumph in Season Opener at Lexington Field
Adams School football team of East Lexington defeated Hancock School of Lexington Centre 12 to 9 yesterday. The win marks Adams second in the Lexington Grammar School league after Munroe’s 6 to 0 victory over Hancock last week, creating a top tie in the championship race.
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East Lexington
Hancock
Lexington Centre
Lexington
Lexington Grammar
Munroe
Adams and Munroe
Moran Honored as Fitchburg Hero at West Fitchburg News
Fitchburg honors Patrick J. Moran, manager of the world champion Cincinnati baseball team, with a torchlight style testimonial. The event, described as the largest Fitchburg tribute to a local man, marks him as the city's idol.
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Patrick J. Moran
Cincinnati
West Fitchburg
West Fitchburg honors Pat Moran with large parade despite rain
A public testimonial in West Fitchburg drew crowds from the city and nearby areas to honor Thomas Patrick Moran known as Pat. A four-division parade featured ex servicemen, bands, and a Young Men's Catholic Union procession. Rain forced the outdoor event to move indoors to Institute Hall with a community sing postponed. Pat received a gold diamond studded K of C fob. his father expressed pride amid the celebration’s mixed success and lingering hometown ties.
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West End
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Indian grid star Joe Guyon leads dual football life
Joe Guyon former Carlisle Indians and Georgia Tech star coaches Union University in Jackson Tennessee this season while on Sundays plays for Jim Thorpe’s Massillon professional team. He travels by rattler from Jackson to Massillon each weekend and back to coach college practice Mondays.
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Tenn
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Pulleman Sleepers
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Fitchburg Pat feted by Moran Day crowd in Ireland tribute
Martin Mongovan presided as master of ceremonies at a tribute for Fitchburg Pat. Frederick Sprague recalled Pat's first dollar from his time with the old Central Parks. Mayor Frank H. Foss praised West Fitchboro's pride as Col. George R. Wallace and friends joined the reception with clergy and local manufacturers present.
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George H. Godbeer
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Arthur H. Lowe
John
Thompson
Cook
Harry Whitcomb
Boston
Charley Pitts to Box Goula at Lynn
Charley Pitts the Australian lightweight now in New York will fight Young Goula of Woonsocket in a 12 round main bout at Casino A. C. Lynn on Thursday night. Pitts seeks victory and is favored to challenge Goula. Three other bouts are scheduled.
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A. C
Charley Pitts
New York
Young Goula
Woonsocket
Pitts
Goula
Annual Prep Game Middlesex to host St Mark's second team
The Middlesex School second eleven of Concord will play its annual gridiron game with the St Mark's School second team of Southboro on the Middlesex field in North Concord tomorrow afternoon. The players on both teams are largely future first team players, and the contest should be a good one.
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Concord
St. Mark's School
Southboro
Middlesex
North Concord
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