Harvard Gridley Grapples with End Material in Practice
Harvard varsity football shifted to signal drills with Storer at right end and Gilman at right tackle as coaches test a new lineup. Storer shows promise as an end while end squad remains thin. upcoming scrimmage and Penn State game loom.
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L. Withington
Winter Coat Savings Prompt Christmas Pocket Book
Advert shows a call to save on a winter coat and trim the pocket book for Christmas. The phrasing urges a man to consider the cost and options to avoid losing out.
Baker May Quit Game
Philadelphia on October 22 reports circulated that John Franklin Baker third baseman for the Athletics may quit baseball to pursue business plans. Connie Mack said he has heard nothing from Baker and expects to see him with the team next season unless he leaves.
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Meck
Exeter Squad Demonstrates Bucking Machine Drills
Exeter New Hampshire October 22 Coach Jones directs a two hour scrimmage for first and second teams as Bucking machine is introduced to train the line. Captain Kelley returns to the lineup boosting morale while Kempton and McDonough compete for quarterback. final choice expected near Andover game.
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New Slaven
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Andover
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Williams and Capt Whitney win Harvard tennis doubles title
R Norris Williams and Captain E H Whitney captured the Harvard College doubles title by defeating E R Hastings and J C Devereux 14, 4 6 6 4 in a four set match. The champions started strong, dropped a game in set two, then sealed both final sets 6 4.
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E. H. Whitney
Harvard College
E. R. Hastings
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Whitney
Williams
Dartmouth sophomores elect class officers in evenly split slate
Hanover N H Oct 22 The Dartmouth sophomores distributed honors equally among athletes and non athletes in the class elections held last night C A Pudrith of Detroit was elected president P O Soutar of Lynn vice president J P English of Springfield secretary and R Parkhurst of Winchester treasurer
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Springfield
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Winchester
Revere High Beats Dedham High at Revere Beach
Revere High with substitutes defeated Dedham High 13 to 0 yesterday at Revere Beach. Revere showed strength in the line while Dedham's backfield excelled in the first half. Dedham reached Revere’s 15 yard line in the second period, Captain Clapp completing several forward passes but failing to score.
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Dedham High
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Revere and Dedham clash as turnovers decide game
After halftime Revere surged with Colburn returning a kickoff 20 yards and Blodgett powering drives to the five yard line. Brodbine capped the march with a score as Nash added the kick. Dedham answered when Brodbine intercepted Clapp and returned 50 yards for six. Nash missed the extra point. Revere threatened in the fourth but Schulz interception halted the drive and Dedham gained possession. DeSalvo Moffette and Clapp starred for Dedham.
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Dedham
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Wee Armstrong Pryor
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Woodlock
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Winthrop Gridiron Triumphs 7-0 Over Swampscott
Winthrop High edged Swampscott High 7 to 0 on Winthrop’s gridiron yesterday afternoon. Tenry scored the lone touchdown in the first half and kicked the goal after. The game featured four ten minute periods with Winthrop holding the lead through the defense and special teams.
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Blaney W. Colcord
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Starkee
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Margeson
Everett High School Triumph Over Hyde Park High in 38 to 0 Blowout
Everett High School defeated Hyde Park High School 38 to 0 yesterday at Hyde Park Stadium. Scoring came from Fitzgerald Marshall and Trowbridge with two touchdowns each. Umpire Marks, referee Gibbons, head linesman Espinosa, and 47 minute periods noted.
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Lawrence 36 Groton 0 in annual prep school clash
Lawrence Academy routed Groton School 36 to 0 in their annual game played in Groton. Sweetland scored two touchdowns and kicked three goals, with Birckenmayer also crossing for a TD. Officials were Rubin, Chadbourne, and Abbott, with ten-minute periods.
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Saturday Football Doubleheader Draws Local Crowd
Waltham High meets Somerville High at Recreation Field Somerville at 2 30 pm expected crowd around 9000 with ticket sales in Waltham and Somerville Officials include Referee Dr Edward J O'Brien and umpire Fred Burleigh Wellesley Newton game moved to Saturday to accommodate business crowds Newton High faces tough test against Wellesley with Joe Gardner out and Steve Cunningham returning Salem High faces Rindge Tech in a heavy contest St Johns QB Lynch gaining recognition while Jacoby of Newburyport may miss remainder of season Captain Vose and five Lynn English players rumored out due to parental objections Captain Martinson of Salem recovering from injuries.
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St. Mark's Beats Allen School In 18 to 3 Gridiron Tilt
St. Mark's defeated Allen School 18 to 3 at Southboro on October 22 as several regulars were out. St. Mark's showed weak tackling early and inconsistent attack though the defense held firmly. Allen pushed hard but faded in the final quarter. Gaston and Platt scored for St. Mark's with Horne kicking the conversion.
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Brockton High Beats Bridgewater 14 12 in Scrappy Showdown
Brockton High defeats Bridgewater Normal School 14 to 12 as Emery Larouque Sutherland Lane score touchdowns. Goals from touchdowns credited to Emery. Referee Dr EF J O'Brien with Ingalls as umpire and Clones as linesman. Four 12 minute periods played.
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Cushing Academy Beats Phillips Andover 10-0 in Duel
In Andover on October 22 the Cushing Academy team defeated Phillips Andover 10 to 0. The Andover squad was outweighed but fought hard from start to finish.
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Cushing Triumphs 10-0 Over Andover on Field Goal
Cushing dominates Andover as Morton scores on Vanderlick pass and Champlin adds a field goal. Dacy shines at QB with two long end runs while Baldridge and Eadie standout for Andover. Team penalties hinder Andover while Cushing is penalized for holding and offside. Four 12 minute periods.
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Harvard Forms Rifle Club and Plans First Meeting
Harvard University has formed a rifle club open to all students interested in marksmanship. A meeting for organizing the club was held at Fairfax Hall last evening, and officers will be elected soon.
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Old Timers in Golf Reunion at Wollaston Links
The Wollaston golf links hosted an old timers reunion with 90 golfers who began playing before 1900. The idea, conceived by George Wright, led to a birthday tournament for Samuel Macdonald, creating a lively, animated day of sport and reminiscence.
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George Wright
Wollaston
Wollaston Golf Links
Samuel Macdonald
Massachusetts golfers hold reunion at Franklin Park and Revere Beach
Samuel MacDonald and partners kicked off golf in Massachusetts at Franklin Park then Revere Beach. The event mixed turf and sand gameplay with a handicap medal for net trophies donated by George Wright, attracting players from across New England. Fr Hoyt led with 76, Lodge net winner at 72 after 87-16-72.
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Tufts Scrappy Team Impresses With Strong Scrimmage
Tufts varsity football yesterday afternoon displayed fierce fighting spirit in a scrimmage against the second team. Coach Whelan pushed the squad to top speed as they scored seven times, signaling a notably tough Tufts lineup likely to challenge West Point.
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West Point
Varsity Works Through Scrimmage Shows New Plays Payoff
The long scrimmage revealed the team’s new plays work well against the second team with Angell Parks Wescott and Proctor scoring long gains. Hadley injured, replaced by Proctor and Volk with Proctor giving strong interference. O Gorman disappointed at left end as the squad prepares for a sophomore scrimmage and a Friday evening trip to New York.
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Wescott
Proctor
Hadley
Stankard
Volk
O'Gorman
Whelan
West Point
New York
Williams Varsity Crushes Freshmen in Scrimmage
Williams College varsity overwhelmed the freshman team in a long scrimmage at Williamstown on October 22. Toolan scored four touchdowns including a 75 yard run. Hunnewell, Turner, Pays, and Hubbell added scores as the regular lineup substitutions continued.
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Williams Varsity
Toolan
Hunnewell
Turner
Pays
Jones
Hubbell
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