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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1914

Page

11

Rindge Tech Dominates Cambridge Latin in 42 0 Victory

Rindge Technical School outplayed Cambridge Latin School at Russell Field, winning 42 to 0. Tubber White led the attack with long runs and solid defense, while Kelley, Hadley, and Hubbard contributed key plays. Dee starred for Latin, but the stronger Rindge line and six goals by Hadley sealed the championship performance.

Rindge Latin School White Hubbard Cambridge Latin Dee Tubber” White Kelley Hadley Cambridge Rindge Tech Hamilton Creelman Carr Adams Hill Walsh Fraser Brennan Jefferson Cowen Dee Hubbard Power Jenkins O’connor Stevenson Sullivan Rowe Swartz Bernstein White Esas Proctor Cambridge Latin School

Advantage Is With Harvard Harvard and Michigan Meet in Fourth Football Game

Harvard and Michigan clash in their fourth football game as part of a historic series. The article notes Harvard’s stronger backs and skilled guards, while Michigan counters with powerful lines and youthful backfield talent including Maulbetsch Splawn and Lyons. The piece reflects early Intercollegiate rules and the enduring prestige of the Harvard Michigan rivalry.

Neiman Skinner Harvard Logan Michigan Hughitt Swigert Bushnell Crimson Mahan Bradlee Franche McKinlock Maulbetsch Splawn Lyons Boehm

Music Battle at Stadium Between Harvard and Michigan Bands

Harvard and Michigan undergraduates will clash in a music battle this afternoon at the stadium for the season opener. Michigan brings a large brass band across the continent to lead cheers while Harvard positions its band in the cheering section. Harvard students raised 230 dollars in five minutes to hire the band for the Michigan game and will seek more funds for next week’s Princeton contest.

Harvard Michigan Princeton

Local High School Football Schedule Highlights Today

Middlesex faces Country Day in Concord while Milton hosts St. George s and Exeter meets Princeton freshmen at Exeter New Hampshire Andover plays Yale freshmen in New Haven Worcester Academy meets Harvard freshmen in Cambridge Lawrence Academy tangles with Worcester Polytechnic at Worcester Cushing Academy clashes Lowell Tex tile at Ashburnham Dean Academy meets Dartmouth freshmen in Hanover Monson Academy faces M A C freshmen in Monson Pomfret plays Worcester High School of Commerce at Putnam Conn MIT sophomores take on Exeter second at Exeter NH English High meets Salem High in Salem Dorchester High faces Milton High in Diechee Mechanic Arts plays Fitchburg at Fitchburg High Huntington meets Powder Point at Huntington Ave grounds 10am Medford High vs Melrose High in Melrose Suburban League Malden High vs Lawrence High at Meiverett High Meivereth va anch est er NH High at Everett Somerville gh vs Newton High at Somerville Baltham gh vs Brookline High at Waltham Cambridge High vs South End grounds Haverhill High vs Brown Second at Haverhill Winchester High vs Dedham High at Dedham Concord High against Norwood High at Concord Winthrop High vs Swampscott High at Swampscott MIT Freshmen vs Newburyport High at Newburyport Brockton High vs New Bedford High at Brockton Southeastern League

Middlesex Country Day Concord Milton Academy St. George’s Milton Exeter Princeton N. H Andover Yale New Haven Worcester Academy Harvard Cambridge Lawrence Academy Worcester¢ Polytechnic Worcester Cushing Academy Lowell Textile Ashburnham Dean Academy Dartmouth Hanover Meiverett High Mivereth Anchester N. He Everett Comervillegh Newton High Some We Baltham Brookline High Waltham Oston Allege Bevers High South End Haverhill Brown Winchester High Dedham High Dedham Concord High Norwood High Winthrop High Swampscott High Swampscott M. I. FT Newburyport High Newburyport Brockton High New Bedford High Brockton

Commerce Triumphs Over Latin-0 for City Title at Fenway

Boston Latin failed to seize the city high school championship as Commerce defeated them 7 to 0 at Fenway Park yesterday afternoon. The setback preserves Commerce’s unbeaten run and hands Latin-0 a decisive defeat in the final.

Boston Latin Fenway Park High School of Commerce

Commerce Triumphs Over Latin School In Gridiron Duel

Scoreline shows Boston Commerce defeating Boston Latin 7 to 0 with a field goal from Porter and two safeties by Reardon. The game featured fumbles by both sides and standout work by Commerce backs Davis and Martin while Latin School’s Maloney and Martin were noted as highlights.

Commerce Latin School O’brien Reardon Little Porter Davis Maloney Martin H. S. of Commerce Boston Latin Coughlin Hunt Cousens O'Connor Kendrick Murphy Hunt Tannzy Whitman Stuart Dillon Davis Ots Young Alberts Porter Kilham E.le Enright Hunt Carter Reardon Weaver Dowling Donovan Martin Hart Maroney High School of Commerce Porter Tufts Burleigh Lawlor

Harvard Men Act as Hosts to Michigan Visitors

Michigan undergraduates visiting Cambridge to view the intersectional football game were shown Harvard campus by Harvard students. Thomas K. Richards guided Michigan officials around Harvard in an automobile. A monster smoker at Copley Plaza awarded honorary Harvard Union membership to Michigan undergraduates and alumni. Museums and buildings at Harvard were open to strangers today.

University of Michigan Harvard Cambridge Michigan University City Thomas K. Richards Michigan Eleven Copley Plaza Harvard Union

Harvard 2d Tramples Wellesley High 28 to 7 in Duel

Harvard second team defeated Wellesley High School 28 to 7 at Wellesley yesterday afternoon. Touchdowns by Doherty Brown Grimm Gersumsky and Delaney, with four goals after touchdowns, secured the win. Referee Inglis and umpire McGrath provided officiating for a 49 minute game. Also notes a French runner Jean Bouin reportedly killed in the war, though he never competed in the U.S.

Harvard Wellesley Seaver Brady Delaney Brown Rourke Kilmain Fraser Weeks Grimm Day McCabe Strouth Baker Bergin Leighton Ty Carty Stanton Doherty Woodruff Gersumsky Hatch Carter Stover Wellesley High Brown Grimm Delaney Ingills McGrath Hyslop Jean Bouin America Hannes Kolehmainen Stockholm

Harvard-Michigan Clash Seen Through Nine-Year Gap

The piece analyzes early Harvard and Michigan football history, noting their 1881 to 1895 meetings, corrections on a disputed 1891 score, and comparing rosters. It weighs each program's 1919 form, end and tackle pairings, and the impact of rule changes on guard play as they prepare for a fall game.

Harvard Therfore Michigan Raynsford Wallace Bigelow Middle West Princeton Yale Springfield Training School America Hitchcock Storer O’brien Brickley Cornell Pennsylvania Craig Pontius Patterson Torbett Musser Traphagen Almendinger Hughitt Lyons Pennsylvania State Syracuse Coolidge Cochran Hardwick Weatherhead Smith Curtis Staatz Dunne James Boys Benton Whalen Illinois Trumbull R. C. Curtis Crimson Parsons Penn State Reiman

Harvard Hold Class Smoker Receives New Officers

Harvard sophomores gathered at the Harvard Union for a class smoker as outgoing officers bid farewell and new officers for the coming year were inducted. After speeches a smoker was declared and a moving picture show entertained the 1917 students.

Harvard Harvard Union

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Rindge Technical School Cambridge High and Latin School Russell Field Cambridge Latino Hargedon & Lyne Washington St Globe Theatre Hanover St Blackstone Intercollegiate Rules Committee Pennock Withington Underwood Weston Michigans Watson McHale Rehor Igan Sweeley Yost Heston Macke Burkellessty Street Ste Aun Acardson Manchester Boston College Norwich Michigan Guards Beaconsfield Washington Stoey Theatre Building Washington S Boylston Remein Boston N.sallinger Richard System Clothes New York City R. B. Fashion Clothes Rochester N. Y Adler’s Strouse & Bros Baltimore Frankel System Griffon New York Union Lincoln Washington Street West Street Providence Establishment Westminster Street Gear Ee Cnenane
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