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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1921

Page

7

Bo McMillin Inspires Real Life Hero in Novel About Centre Star

Boston Post Sporting Editor details Bo McMillin Centre College quarterback as the real life inspiration for a fiction hero in First Down Kentucky. The piece traces Bo’s barefoot youth in Texas to Centre’s gridiron fame, Navy service, and leadership, paralleling the novel’s character Rowan McMurray with Bo’s famed career and ethos of team over self.

Howard G. Reynolds Boston Post Danville Boston Charcter Bo” McMillin Centre College Hich Ralph Paine Yale Durham Kentucky Bowman Mourray Mohe Bo McMillin Rowan McMurray Bob Millin Harvart College Kentucky Colonels Harvard Oldiers Field Paine Mcellin Fortarth Texas Frank Erriwell Old Centre Ake Bo MsMililim McMillin

Dartmouth Players In Good Shape Ahead Of Cornell

Hanover Oct 23 Dartmouth coach Jack Cannell reports the squad coming through yesterday’s hard tussle with Columbia in fine shape for a week of hard work before the Ithaca test with Cornell. No injuries, captain Robertson the only absent member noted as the team remains intact.

Hanover N. H Columbia Jack Cannell Dartmouth Cornell Ithaca Robertson

Green football notes on Robertson Calder and Cannell

Robertson may heal enough to practice late this week for an Ithaca emergency. Calder, a little known substitute, played superbly in covering and running to match veteran stars. Neidlinger rejoined the line to help when the goal was threatened, showing tackle strength after a prior injury. The Green forward pass against Columbia signals improving passing game under Cannell.

Columbia Cannell Robertson Calder

Malden and Newton share top spot after weekend of close games

Medford and Cambridge Latin faltered leaving Malden and Newton tied for first in the Suburban League. Newton blocked three kicks and recovered a fumble by Garrity while Blackman sparked Somerville with an 80 yard interception return to beat Brookline.

Medford Cambridge Latin Malden Newton Osborne Garrity Jack Macdonald Somerville Brookline Blackman

Seek to Elect Hanary Head of Hockey Assn

Boston delegation to push rule revisions and elect a Boston man to high office at the United States Amateur Hockey Association annual meeting in Philadelphia. Tom Kanaly will be presented as candidate for the presidency, an office currently held by William S. Haddock of Pittsburg.

Boston United States Amateur Hockey Association Philadelphia Tom Kanaly United States Association William S. Haddock Pittsburg

Jack Green to Box Jim Wright in Lynn

Providence fighter Jack Green will meet Lynn's Jim Wright in a 10 round final at an all star show staged by the Casino A. C. tonight. Also on the card Daddy O Neal of Nashua faces Johnny Sheppard of Woburn in another 10 roundbout and Tommy Nee of South Boston meets Al Thomas of New Bedford. Billy Robson of Malden faces Young Murray of Lynn in the six round opener.

Jack Green Jim Wright Lynn Providence A. C Daddy O'Neal Nashua Johnny Sheppard Woburn Tommy Nee South Boston al Thomas New Bedford Billy Robson Malden Young Murray

Boston Fans Rally For Team In War-Torn Verse

Bowman McMurray and Len Garretson are cheered by thousands at the Stadium as they return to action. The crowd’s warm reception contrasts with the cold roast Boston jibe as the arena echoes with support for the players and their college.

Bowman United States Boston Princeton New Jersey No Man's Land Paine Kentucky Bowman McMurray Len Garretgon

Crimson Injured Recovering: Harvard Aims for Centre Visit

Harvard football notes a shrinking injury list with first string players expected back to face Centre College. Key players like Kunhardt and guards Brown Hubbard and Brocker loom as needs evolve while Penn State looms elsewhere.

Harvard Crimson Machine Bo” McMillin Centre College Sons of Cambridge Bluegrass Penn State Phil Kunhardt Grew Brown Hubbard Brocker Res Gan Ad Husky

Harvard Krosses Through Injuries and Ull the Crimson Triumph

Coach Fisher faced heavy injuries as Harvard fielded a depleted squad. A cheerleader wore a uniform, a civilian-clothed player appeared, and halfbacks filled in for the rally that tied the game. Eskie Clark, Buskie, and Fiske Brown stood out among a rugged line, with Roscoe Fitts delivering precise punts from his own 30-yard line.

Fisher Crimson Danville Percy Jenkins Carl Pfaffman Quincy Kentucky Line George Owen Harvard Eskie Clark Wilds Alaska California New Jersey The Scrubs Northland Penn State Buskie Bezdek Fiske Brown Plymouth Mass Clark Brown Walter Camp Pennsylvania Roscoe Fitts

Rogaski to Meet Londos in Boston Wrestling Clash

Jimmy Londos the Greek heavy weight meets John Rogaski a 225 pound newcomer at the Grand Opera House in Boston. Rogaski boasts strength and size advantage and will rely on power to wear down Londos over a best two of three falls.

Jimmy Londos Grand Opera House John Rogaski Boston Rogaski Stecher Ed. Lewis Stanley Zbyszko Boylston Street Londos Charley Metro Peter Goulet

Tomorrow Park Schedule Roundup of High School Matches

Wednesday features South Boston versus Charlestown at Braves Field with Winthrop at Peabody, Middlesex at Groton. Thursday brings Latin against Commerce at Braves Field. Friday lists Mechanic Arts versus Dorchester at Braves Field and several city matches. Saturday includes Malden at Everett and Brookline at Cambridge Latin among many others.

Tomorrow Park South Boston Charlestown Braves Field Winthrop Peabody Middlesex Groton Commerce Mechanic Arts Dorhester Rindge Newton Roxbury Browne and Nichols Wakefield Watertown Trade Braintree Malden Everett Brookline Cambridge Medford Somerville Boston College High Lowell Fitchburg Est Tech Cleverand Manchester

Three Teams Lead in Boston High School Field Hockey

Arlington Winthrop and Lexington girls field hockey squads remain tied for the lead in the Greater Boston Inter scholastic League standings. The title race appears to hinge on these three teams as the season advances.

Greater Boston

Fordham B C Next Opponent

Coach Frank Cavanaugh of Boston College speaks after a defeat by Detroit University last Saturday. The Eagles played without punter and right half Darling and three other starters were injured after a long Texas to Boston trip.

Frank Cavanaugh Boston College Gridiron Warriors Detroit University Detroit Darling Boston Texas

Fordham Aces Fordham at Ebbets Field In Brooklyn Next Saturday

The Maroon and Gold face Fordham University at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn in a likely hard fought clash. Fordham has made the Newton Collegians their main objective this year and Boston College must play at top form to challenge the strong Fordham squad.

Maroon and Gold Fordham University Ebbets Field Brooklyn Heights Fordhamites Newton Collegians Fordham Marietta Ohio Boston

Yale and West Point players suffer injuries in Classic

At New Haven on October 23 Yale and Army players endured injuries but none permanent. Captains Francis Green and Malcolm Aldrich were sidelined briefly with injuries, Wood sprained an ankle, and both Green and Wood left town with the Army squad. Yale plans light work this week with possible lineup changes tomorrow.

New Havey Conn Yale West Point Francis Green Malcolm Aldrich Wood Army Green

Harvard Eleven Not Developing a Championship Team

Harvard fought a tough battle with Penn State but failed to match the visitor’s execution. Injuries and a makeshift lineup hampered tackling and ball handling while forward passing and kicking showed relative strength. The Crimson face Centre College, Princeton, and Yale with work ahead to sharpen defense and receiving.

Harvard Penn State Crimson Cambridge Crimson Eleven Princeton Centre College Bo McMillin Red Roberts Killinger Colonels Penn Tigers Week Lowry Garrity Gilroy

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