Miss Roosevelt to Attend Harvard Middie Game at Annapolis
Miss Ethel Roosevelt daughter of the President will attend the Navy Harvard clash at Annapolis with Mr Newberry the assistant secretary of the navy. The Harvard team arrived in Maryland and will be hosted by the Harvard Club in Baltimore. The probable lineup and officials were given with Beifenidet Brown versus Leighton McKay and others listed for Navy and Harvard.
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Annapolis
Ethel Roosevelt
United States
Navy
Truman H. Newberry
Harvard
Crimson
Midshipmen
White House
Newberry
National Capital
Naval Academy Gate
Mr. Newberry
Dunn
Lange
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Baltimore
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McKay
Bure
Slingluff
Pseu Aes .c
Nourse Wright
Gicca Engwaeeeses Lio
Aks i. G
Hoar Northcroft
R. T
Fish Robertson
R. E
Crowley Loqage
Dee Cece
Ccetigeeseuawans
Q. B
Cutler Jones
The
B. B
Corbett Dalton
REO
Kennard Richardeans
C.dick Es
Sabu
Oa Cae
F.b
White
Corbin
Yale
Sharpe
Edwards
Rindge Eleven Wins Cambridge Championship
Rindge Manual Training School defeated Cambridge Latin 38 to 0 on Tufts Oval to claim the Cambridge football championship. Touchdowns by Wilson, Walsh, Hadley, O'Brien (three), and Kunberg. goals from Atchison, Hayes, and Wilson. Umpire O'Connor. referee O'Donnell. linesmen Merril Christian and Coon. attendance about 1000.
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Tufts Oval
Rindge Manual Training School
Cambridge Latin
Rindge
Rindge M. T
Danahey
Fairbanks
Parry Stone
Caldwell
Ceccesseess
O'Connor Metiver
Lovell
Davies Hayes
Atchison
Q. B
Sweet O’brien
T. Walsh
R. B
Close Wilson
Kunberg
R. Bh
Graustein
Hadley
Corr
Ae Ess
F. B
Mason
Wilson
Walsh
O’brien
Hayes
O'Connor
O'Donnell
Holy Cross
Merrill
Christian
Coon
Checker Clubs Play Tonight at Wells Memorial
The third season match between Wells Memorial and Lynn Checker clubs takes place tonight in the institute game room at 985 Washing ton street. Top players from both clubs will compete and all interested players are invited.
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Wells Memorial
Lynn Checker
The
Institute
Washington Street
Vanderbilt cup race on world’s fastest road course
Howard G Reynolds reports from Garden City New York that tomorrow’s Vanderbilt Cup will feature eighteen cars racing on a 23.46 mile triangular course to be completed 11 times for a total distance of over 260 miles. Drivers expect to sustain a mile a minute speed despite wet conditions.
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Garden
City
I. E
N.Y
Heath
Hemery
Locomobile
Tracy
America
Europe
Automobile Club of France
Darracq
Wagner
Lancia
Fiat
Duray
Vanderbilt Cup Race Preview on Long Island Course
The feature outlines practice speeds near 75 mph for 23.45 mile laps as 18 drivers face treacherous bridges, steep grades, and risky corners. Lyttle as favorite, other entrants include Ryall Robertson and Denison. Spectator projections reach 500000 with roads crowded by auto processions and hotel mobs.
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Vanderbilt
Long Island Parkway
Vanderbilt Cup Race Facts From Long Island Circuit
The 23.45 mile circuit on Long Island will host a 252 mile Vanderbilt Cup race. Expected speed is 70 mph with 15 starters including 11 Americans 3 Germans 3 French and 1 Italian. Start time at daylight and an estimated 500000 spectators are noted.
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Long Island
N. Y
Tufts Eleven Faces Maine In Orono Game
Tufts football team travels to Orono to meet Maine in fine form with every player healthy. Starting lineup includes Hubbard, Marr, Burt, Houston, Ireland, Chase, Merrill, Ditrich, Sheehy, Wallace, Hooper. substitutes Morton, Dunn and Brophy also listed.
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Tufts
Maine
Orono
Hubbard
1. E
Marr
Burt
Houston
Ireland
R. G
Chase
R. T
Merrill
R E
Ditrich
Q. B
Sheehy
Wallace
Rival Waltham High and Somerville clash in big gridiron showdown
Today the Waltham High School eleven hosts Somerville High at Central Park, a pivotal Suburban League day with both teams unbeaten. Captain Leary and Stankard face possible early withdrawals, while Cousens returns to bolster the Red and Blue as Nat Tufts drills his squad for a hard fought battle.
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Waltham High
Somerville
Central Park
Waltham
Somerville High
Watch City
Broadway
Jack Leary
Bullet” Stankard
Baldwin
Cousens
Nat Tufts
Leary
Stankard
Smith
Miller
Wright
Caldwell
Nolan
Malden High
Quincy High
Malden
Cuddy
Leatherman
Morgan
Prep School Elevens Battle Ends 0 0 At Dexter Field
Brown Nichols and Noble Greenough played a 0 to 0 draw in a White Brookline contest at Dexter Field. After 35 minutes both teams retired with no scoring as the two sides produced a spirited defensive battle. Both halves featured tense chances and steady team play with clean sportsmanship throughout.
Exeter and Andover Set Onfield Showdowns Across New England
Exeter faces Harvard in a second place clash at Cambridge while Andover plays Harvard freshmen at Andover. Waltham meets Somerville at Waltham and Dorchester visits Boston Latin. Rindge hosts Beverly, Medford meets Melrose in Suburban League, and Malden welcomes Quincy.
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Exeter
Harvard
Camebridge
Andover
Waltham High
Somerville High
Waltham
Dorchester High
Boston Latin
Dorchester
Rindge
Beverly High
Beverly
Medford High
Melrose High
Medford
Malden High
Quincy High
Malden
Roxbury Latin
St. George’s
Providence
Tech Sophs
Lowell Textile
Lowell
Tech
Bridgewater Normal
Bridgewater
Milton Academy
Stone School
Milton
Tufts
Groton
Salem High
Mechanic Arts High
Salem
Wellesley High
Concord High
Wellesley
Wayland High
Norwood High
Wayland
Lawrence
Boston English High
Owell High
Fitchburg High
Fitchburg
Newton High Defeats Volkmann 17-0 in Fast Game
Newton High School topped Volkmann 17 to 0 at Claflin Field as Allen scored three touchdowns and Dunn added a conversion. The fast Newton eleven held the visitors in their own territory most of the game before a late Volkmann stand. Time 15 and 20 minute halves. Referee Hoey.
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Volkmann
Newton High
Newton
Claflin Field
Newton H. SS
Barrows
Aes
Conway Pratt
Davis
McCaffrey Lynch
Weaver
R. G
Curtis Weaver
Slocum
Elesutustrate
Cutler Carey
Pickerwell
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R. T
Swanecks
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Cannon
Aia Eye E
Chadwick Donahue
Barbour
G. B
Brown Beatty
Dunn
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Riley
Vr. H
Allen
F. B
Walker
Wood
Newton H. S
Vaiplee
McCabe
Hoey
Mullen
Kimball
Harvard Freshmen Face Andover in Afternoon Game
The Harvard freshman football team travels to Andover Academy for their third game of the season after beating Groton and Exeter. The lineup includes Paine Fisher Knapp Amory Strong Gaddis Smith Wigglesworth Pierce Frothingham Winston, with Wigglesworth at quarterback.
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Harvard
Academy
Johnny Glaze
Andover
Andover Academy
Groton
Paine
1. E
Fisher
1. T
Knapp
R. G
Amory
Strong
Gaddis
R. T
Smith
R. E.; Wigglesworth, Q. B.; Pierce, 1. H.; Frothingham, R. H.; Winston, F. B
Handsome Jim Stewart Loses in Six Round Bout
John Wille of Chicago defeats Jim Stewart of New York in Philadelphia at State A C. After a cautious start Wille dominates from the fourth round, staggers Stewart in rounds five and six, tires and punishes him to win a clear decision.
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Philadelphia
Penn
John Wille
Chicago
Jim Stewart
New York
A. C
Wille
Stewart
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