Dorchester High Drubs Milton High on Dunbar Grounds
Dorchester High School football defeated Milton High 22 to 7 at the Dunbar Avenue grounds. Brett starred with an 80-yard TD run and strong defense. Sullivan added a goal from the line and a field goal. Kaye and Reiser also scored, as Dorchester built a 22 point first half lead. Milton answered in the second half with Reiser and a touchdown by Reiser, while Poole and Sullivan contributed for Dorchester.
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Milton
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Twitchell
Joe Sullivan
Lorne Kaye
Dorchester High
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Fienagan
Sullivan
Rudy
Brett
Jim Sullivan
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Quilty
White
Mater
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Curley
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Boudrot
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Gallup
Fraser
Hecker Flanagan
Reiser Brett
Bowman
Caly
Wales
Gustafson
Flanagan
J. Sullivan
Kane
Briery
O'Flaherty
A Slivan
Cornell Tightens Defence For Harvard Contest
Cornell football shifts practice to alumni field for a secret defensive drill ahead of Harvard. Sharpe lectured on defensive work while Methaffey sat out with a side injury. Shuler may play quarterback to relieve Barrett as injuries limit McCutcheon and Williamson.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Perry Field
Goldwin Smith Hall
Sharpe
Harvard
Methaffey
Tabor
Shuler
Barrett
McCutcheon
Williamson
Maranville and Griffith to Perform in Boston Vaudeville Act
Rabbit Maranville and Tom Griffith, famed Braves players, will debut as a vaudeville duo at the National Theatre next week. Griffith writes the music and will provide tenor vocals while Maranville showcases ballplayer charisma in a popular stage act with plans for a New England circuit tour.
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Maranville
Boston Braves
National Theatre
Tom Griffith
Boston
Griffith
New England
Americans Seek One-Week Delay for 1916 Berlin Olympics
James E. Sullivan announces to ask the German Olympic committee to postpone the Berlin 1916 opening by at least a week. The U S team of about 150 athletes would stay near Berlin, with plans to inspect quarters in summer 1914 during the Olympic conference. The Americans will travel on regular ships, not a special steamer.
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Berlin
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American Team Seeks Postponement of 1916 Olympic Start
Mr. Sullivan urges delaying the opening of the Berlin Olympic track meet beyond July 1 to accommodate United States college athletes. He notes many 1916 hopefuls are students finishing spring terms and would suffer when sailing before June 15. He backs a one week postponement to boost Americans’ medal chances and calls for final tryouts after sectional meets at a central U.S. location.
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United States
Stockholm
Berlin
International Federation of Athletic Asociations
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Buffalo
United
Miss Nason Leads Field in Brookline Handicap Golf
A small field of women golfers competed at the Country Club Brookline for a handicap medal tourney. Anne Nason led with 95 10 85 gross and net, the only sub 100, in her first open tournament. Osgood 100 even and Porter 1038 followed, Porter net 99 with four handicap. Draws for Country Club championship set first round by Nov 1 with subsequent rounds through Nov 21.
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Miss Nason
Fanny C. Osgood
Porter
Miss Porter
Anne Nusen
F. S&s
Fanny C
Osgood
F. W. Batchelder
G. D. Clapp
Harriet Curtis
E. C. Wheeler, Jr
Margaret Curtis
FE. W. Allen
L. Fowle
Will Play Today Lexington Arlinston Gridiron Clash
The annual football game between Lexington High and Arlington High is moved to this afternoon at 3 30 on the Lexington athletic field, not tomorrow as previously planned.
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Arlington High
Lexington Athletic Field
Australian cyclists arrive for Boston six day race
The advance guard of Australian riders led by Jackie Clarke reached Boston to contest the six day event starting Monday with Clarke and Paddy Hehir forming a potent pair. Hehir, renowned as a sprinter and six day rider, joins Clarke as the international pursuit race stars in the opening meet alongside McNamara and Spears. American challengers include Eddie Root and Fred Hill with another American to be named.
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Jackie Clarke
Clarke
Antipodes
Paddy Hehir
Hehir
McNamara
Spears
Eddie Root
Fred Hill
Lynn Classical 2D and Rindge 2D tie 6-6 in football
The Lynn Classical High and Rindge Technical School second teams played to a 6 to 6 tie yesterday afternoon in Lynn. Touchdowns were scored by Donovan and Cooper. Referee Ingalls with Chase as umpire and Callahan as head linesman ruled the four four minute quarters.
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Rindge Technical School
Lynn
Lynn Classical 2D
Rindge 2D
Dilwale
Hees Oa Eeere
Stephenson Willett
O'Brien
Grogan Donohue
Ford
Curt Calesseas Ciel
Os Weesee
Sands Cowrick
Dunn
Roberts LeBlanc
Divieiveses
Harriman W. Sullivan
Elliott
Poitris Dunn
Seerseese
Finnegan Bates
Veveseesf
J. Sullivan Donovan
Tsessa Sist
Oy Cooper Murphy
O'Connor
Rindge
Donovan
Cooper
Ingalls
Chase
Callahan
Automobile News and Local Highlights From Boston Area
Gossip for motorists reports Fred W. Nichols of Winthrop congratulated on a daughter. Fred Lucas of Boston announces the Pope-Hartford agency has taken Maxwell. A massive Firestone equipped truck debuts in Troy with 6740 bread loaves capacity. Studebaker models attract attention at Donovan on Boylston, including a seven passenger six cylinder with electric start. Reform Club members celebrate the return of directors Stevens Donovan and Glenn from a Maine hunting trip near Shin Pond. six deer were taken, bringing venison for homes in Penobscot county.
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Pope-Hartford Company
Boston
Maxwell
Troy
N. Y
Studebaker
Donovan Motor Company
Boylston Street
Reform Club
W. H. Stevens
Joseph Donovan
Tom Glenn
Maine Woods
Shin Pond
Patten
Stevens
Penobscot County
Sports opinions clash over baseball teams and football Border
A roundup of remarks from athletic figures on J McGraw Jimmy Callahan Charley Comiskey and J McAleer pondering two baseball squads and chaperon duties. Huff Yale and Walter Camp cited while jokes on Ping Bodie Bud Wiser and open competition surface amid football chatter and Palzer mentioned.
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J. McGraw
Jimmy Callahan
Charley Comiskey
Ping Bodie
Beer
Dartmouth
Bud Wiser
Yale
We shall say so the sun returns on renewed gridiron
The weather report notes the sun shining and a drying gridiron scene with optimism for continued warmth and dry conditions expected to persist.
Worcester Academy Football Players Named for Freshmen
A reader notes Yale freshmen used numbers for players in a recent game and asks when a college team will adopt this reform to set an example valued by fans and players alike.
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Worcester Academy
Yale
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