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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
19
The author previews upcoming gridiron matchups including Centre College against Harvard and Yale’s looming rivalry. He highlights notable figures Bo McMillin Armstrong Red Roberts and Bat Masterson memories, notes ticket sales at Wright and Ditson’s, and mentions cross country and wrestling news tied to Keane Fitzpatrick and John Pesek.
A satirical roundup surveys government bureaus claiming oddities and accidental truths. It lampoons labor, taxation, prohibition, agriculture, post office, and other agencies with humorous misprints and improbable conclusions, highlighting public anxieties and the era’s culture.
O Hearn directs the Elis offense in a 40 minute scrimmage against scrubs at New Haven. Becket and Calhoun feature the passing and ground gains while Wight and Haas score as the regulars test the aerial attack ahead of the Brown game. Emerson Quaille rehabs, and Abrahams notes England must adapt in training and sports.
The letters debate whether major games would be postponed by snow or blizzard and whether ties affect scheduling. Conflicting claims cover Harvard Princeton and Harvard Penn State, with notes on Gardner and Wallace umpiring careers.
Boston Latin and Commerce, bitter rivals, meet at Braves Field in a key league matchup. Latin aims to extend its unbeaten run after beating Mechanic Arts, while Commerce seeks consistency in a game shaping the title race. The front lines and backfields are closely matched, with Latin favored slightly by form and a steadier backfield attack.
Tufts cross country defeated Brown University 23 to 32 on a 5.5 mile Franklin Park course. John Doherty won in 29 minutes 34 seconds, followed by Joe Doherty 29 38 and Ottis Shurrocks 30 minutes 10 seconds.
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