Waltham Favored In Somerville High Clash Tomorrow
Local football fans anticipate an upset free match as Waltham High, led by a healthy backfield including Richardons Tracey and tealey, faces Somerville High missing star tackle Tracey and captain Ellis potential knee issues. Over 60,000 tickets already sold, with Everett Melrose and other big games drawing crowds and setting the tone for a busy Saturday slate.
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Somerville
Dave Morey
Hayden
Ellis
Bianchi
Waltham High
Richardons
Tracey
Bacon
Tealey
Watch City
Motor Gossip Highlights Peerless Car and Ford Ownership
A. B. Henley tours the Berkshires and attends the Mohawk trail dedication in North Adams. Peerless markets as a mid priced car backed by its industry rep. Studebaker ships cars in envelopes to keep them dust free. Two notable Ford owners include President Wilson and John D. Rockefeller using Fords for estate visits and golf.
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A. B. Henley
Henley-Kimball Company
Berkshires
Hudson
North Adams
Studebaker
Ford
Woodrow Wilson
Dartmouth Squad Out for Tigers
Hanover October 22 Dartmouth football squad of 27 left town with supporters for Princeton. The party, led by Coaches Cavanaugh and Loudon and Manager Loomis, traveled by train from White River Junction to New York, joined by more than 1000 rooters.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Princeton
Cavanaugh
Loudon
Loomis
White River Junction
New York
Dartmouth Tigers Open Prep Ahead of Princeton Game
The Dartmouth football squad trains at New York University Field with two light workouts before facing Princeton on Saturday. Headquarters will be at the Hotel Cumberland in New York. Captain Whitney and others return from injuries, and defensive drills against Princeton’s open formations are emphasized under Coach Cavanaugh and Bill Randall. A monster College Hall meeting featured Captain Whitney and praise for Whitney as Dartmouth’s greatest athlete.
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New York University
Princeton
New York
Cumberland
Whitney
Murdock
Smith
Curtis
Bill Randall
Comiskey
Palmer Stadium
Cavanaugh
Tigers
Dartmouth
Splawn's Toe Is Michigan's Hope
Michigan faces Syracuse in a crucial test as coach Yost leans on Larry Splawn’s kicking to offset injuries to Hughitt and Galt. Syracuse, rested after a two week layoff, fields strong primed regulars, while Harvard and Dartmouth monitor the outcome for early season implications.
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Brickley
Yost
Michigan
Syracuse
Wilkinson
Haughton
Hughitt and Galt
Michigan Aggies
Murray Stedman
Rochester
O'Neill
Princeton
Wolverines
Tufts Given Light Work Ahead of Rutgers Game
Tufts football held a light practice as it prepares for a hard schedule clash with Rutgers at Newark. The secret session featured Stankard and O'Donnell returning with Bingham at right tackle and Tobin solid at left guard. Coached by Foster Sanford and Ted Coy, the team boasts a strong line and new mass ground gaining method. The lineup includes Bennett, Bingham, Thorndike, Richardson, Tobin, O'Donnell, Stankard, Parks, Hadley, Westcott, Angell, with Tell, Turner, Bratt, Whitney, O'Gorman, Nellis, Murphy, Schlotterbeck, Robbins as subs. The squad departs for New York after practice and travels to Newark tomorrow noon for the game.
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Tufts
Rutgers
Newark
Stankard
O’donnell
Bingham
Tobin
Foster Sanford
Ted Coy
Bennett
Thorndike
Richardson
O'Donnell
Parks
Hadley
Westcott
Angell
Tell
Turner
Bratt
Whitney
O'Gorman
Nellis
Murphy
Schlotterbeck
Robbins
New York
Mulford Sets World Record in 100 Mile Auto Race at Galesburg
In Galesburg Illinois Ralph Mulford established a new world record for a circular dirt track by completing 100 miles in 92 minutes 64.1 seconds. Bob Burman finished second in 93 minutes 8.5 seconds after leading from lap 20 until the end when he ran out of gasoline. Tom Alley placed third in 98 minutes 87.5 seconds.
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Galesburg
Ill
Ralph Mulford
Bob Burman
Tom Alley
Wild pitching averages spark browns’ Big Bill James noted wild
Bill James of the St. Louis Browns earns the tag wild man of the American League for giving up about four walks per game in roughly 18 complete games. He issued 73 bases on balls, hit three batsmen, and threw nine wild pitches while Detroit’s George Davis shows better control with just over two walks per game. Other notes mention Dizzy leaders like Dauis and Chief Bender’s control, with lefties generally pitching more accurately than right-handers.
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Bill’ James
St. Louis Browns
James
George Davis
Detroit
Tigers
Dauis
Bender
Athletics
Leonard
Bos
Baseball note on walks per game for 188 innings
The Red Sox issued 47 bases on balls in 188 innings. Coveleskie averaged three walks per game, while Plank Weisman and Hamilton averaged about one and a half walks per game.
Penn State Here Today For Cambridge Game
Penn State football team left State College at 11:50 with a 30 member party including Coaches Hollenback Parlow and Mauthe Captain Tobin and a large group of players and staff en route to Cambridge. The squad lists the probable opening lineup by position with trainers and managers aboard.
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State College
Penn
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Hollenback
Parlow
Mauthe
Tobin
Welty
Edgerton
Dippe
Clark
Verrer
James
Mancun
Higgins
Thomas
Morris
Barron
Lamb
Kraft
Zarney
Miller
McDowell
Fleck
Locke
Sutton
Wood
Painter
Martin
R. H. Smith
Neal Fleming
Stu
Team to travel by special car to New York for Boston trip
Manager Lord arranged the travel for the squad who will head to New York by special car and then proceed to Boston. They arrive Friday morning and stop at Woodlawn Country Club after a light workout, with Clark and Lamb practicing kicks. over 2400 students waved them off at the station.
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Dent
Lord
New York
Boston
Woodlawn Country Club
Clark
Lamb
Lights Doused on Cambridge Bouts End of Boxing at Club
University Athletic Club in Cambridge suspends boxing for winter after officials say lights were cut from outside connections by influences close to the police. Club management notes the action ends the sport at the fight house for the season.
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University Athletic Club
Cambridge
Clib
Cyclone Burns and Dr Roller End In Draw At Grand Opera House
Cambridge’s Cyclone Burns and Seattle heavyweight Dr Roller battled for an hour at the Grand Opera House with no fall secured. A time limit discussion ended the match as a draw, keeping both competitors undefeated in the contest.
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Cyclone Burns
Cambridge
Dr. Roller
Seattle
Grand Opera House
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