Captain Brickley Out With Sprained Ankle At Everett High
Everett High captain Charles Brickley sprained his ankle in last Saturday’s game with Somerville and will miss at least a week. He cannot recall when injury occurred but swelling developed after play and worsened Sunday. Everett has no game next Monday, so impact is limited for now. West Roxbury High opened practice with 14 players. Abe Rogers appointed captain pro tem in Captain North’s absence.
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Charles Brickley
Everett High
Somerville High
Husky
West Roxbury High
Franklin Park
O’donnell
Abe Rogers
North
Rogers
Holmes
Edwards
O'Donnell
Mechanic Arts High
Danahy
Rindge
Harvard Football Practice Adds Fresh Candidates and Line Work
Harvard’s football drill yesterday featured cooler weather boosting effort. New coaches Greene Blagden and Kersburg assume roles guiding centers linemen guards while Darby joins as athletic manager. About 75 candidates practiced with helmets, tackling dummies, and forward passes as the team readies to meet Bates and prep for fall schedules.
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Harvard
Harry Greene
Crawford Blagden
Dave Campbell
Harry Kersburg
Yale
Greene
Blagden
Roger Derby
Kersburg
William A. Garceloni
The
Athletic Association
Soldiers Field
Bates
Gregory
E. Harding
Waterbury
Fish
Leary
Donovan
Scrubs
Corbett
H. C. Leslie
O'Flaherty
Browne
F. H. Leslie
Pierce
Frothingham
Wigglesworth
Leslie
H. E. Rogers
Rogers
H. K. Bush
L. A. Sussdorf
C. A. Linehan
H. J. Conroy
Harvard Freshmen Out for Practice Scrimmage Weathers lineup
Freshmen football hopefuls report for first practice at Harvard as key players are sidelined. Notable hopefuls for backfield include Bart of Noble and Greenough, Bartholst of Exeter, Bartlett of Middlesex, and Minot of Noble, with Minot noted as brother of a university fullback. Coaches Waterbury, assisted by E Harding and Er. Winston, oversee a long session while linemen work briefly. Names listed by position include ends Bail Pratt Plumb Parker, guards Bigelow Cooper Gallert Goodale Hollister Jones Makepeace, and tackles Gardner Jeffries Linguard.
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Harvard
Bart
Noble & Ireenough
Bartholst
Exeter
Bartlett
Middlesex
Minot
Noble
Waterbury
E. Harding
University
Winston
E. V. Bail
Dorchester H. S
B. A. Pratt
Milton Academy
W. D. Plumb
J. S. Parker
Groton
G. H. Bigelow
St. Mark’s
E. ©. Cooper
Wayland H. S
G.H. Gallert
Brookline H. S
A. M. Goodale
Noble's
KE. M. Hollister
E. G. Jones
Roxbury S
C. M. Makepiece
Hope Street H
H. B. Gardner
St. Paul's
J. J. Jeffries
E. Linguard
Mid
Freshman Ends Shine as Harvard Blocks Study Grows
Lawrence Smith, standout in last year’s freshman squad, emerges as a top end under Coach Jeary. P. D. Smith likely to contend for center. Dunlap, the tall guard, drilled solo with medicine ball as Kennard fights to join the line. Eligibility decisions loom as 75-man squad nears cuts amid large turnout at Soldiers Field. Harvard defense leans heavy, with many players over 200 pounds. Tall, rangy players preferred. a trim is expected soon.
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Lawrence Smith
Jeary
P. D. Smith
Harvard
Dartmouth opens season with first signal practice
Dartmouth football held its initial signal practice in Hanover with coach TLillard pleased by the turnout. The lineup featured Daley Sherwin Tobin Thompson Farnum Needham Bankart Brady Ingersoll Ryan Hyde Grady, with Grady at quarterback showing skill but slow signals. Jack Marks, last year’s star fullback, returned to college and looks ready to play.
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Harvard
Walter
Logan
Yale
Dartmouth
Marks
Tufts
Jack Marks
Ryan
Ingersoll
Cornell Opens 1909 Football Practice in Ithaca
Cornell begins football practice for the 1909 season with 45 men on the field, a first day record. Coaches Walder and Rourke lead, aided by A. H. Hutchinson and Bill Namack. Light work and preliminary punt and long passes highlight the session as promising candidates Tydeman Levantry O Rourke and Uhl, previously ineligible, show potential.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Walder
Rourke
A. H. Hutchinson
Bill Namack
Tydeman
Levantry
O'Rourke
Uhl
Not Encouraging Tufts Ahead of West Meet
NOT ENCOURAGING MEDFORD Sept 20 The Tufts outlook for a good team is not bright last year's back field and a top lineman are gone. Six others are failing in studies and cannot play. Coach Robinson from Brown works with last year's seconds and this year's freshmen as light practice continues. A scrimmage is planned this week and by Oct 2 Tufts faces West.
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Medford
Tufts
Robinson
Brown
West
Tufts announces 1930 football schedule under Coach Robinson
Coach Robinson expects a strong season and lists the Tufts schedule with games at West Point Colby Amherst Maine Springfield Training School Syracuse NYU Bowdoin and at home in Tufts. Opponents include West Point Colby Amherst Maine Syracuse NYU Bowdoin.
Exeter Work Begins as Glaze Trains Exeter Grid Team
Exeter N H September 20 Exeter football candidates under Coach John Glaze have been at practice a week. Veterans include Captain Downing Way Mitchell Cornell Pearson Faulkner. Newcomers Upham Haggerty O'Hara McCabe O'Brien from Boston English High show promise. Last year’s second eleven provides depth. A strong season against Andover is anticipated with most games at Exeter.
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Exeter
N. H
John Glaze
Dartmouth
Glaze
Downing
Way
Mitchell
Cornell
Pearson
Faulkner
Upham
Haggerty
O’hara
McCabe
O’brien
Boston
Andover
Wingate
Harvard Practice Days Highlight Big Roster Shuffle
Practice periods at Harvard announce a busy fall for many teams with Cov of Yale sidelined early. Pennsylvania faces rebuilding its backfield under coach scrutiny while Princeton cites trainer issues behind a weak showing. Exeter Andover set for Nov 6. Jim McCormack fosters Tigers with strong local support. Pendleton slated to officiate key games. Yale’s Paul expands as versatile all round athlete. Harvard QBs O Flaherty and Wigglesworth compete for the job.
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Harvard
A. m
P. m
Cov
Yale
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Tiger
Jim McCormack
Roxbury
Tigers
McCormack
Joe Pendleton
New York
Bay State
Exeter
Andover
Paul
Newton
O'Flaherty
Wigglesworth
Athletic clubs seek strong 115 to 135 pound teams statewide
Listings from several athletic associations and managers outline schedules and conditions for 115 to 135 pound teams. Dexter A C of South Boston Eagle A C of Linden propose matchups with half or full expenses, and Newton Independents plan Saturday games with 120 pound teams. General Electric Prep School seeks first class 180 pound opponents away from home, while Johnson A C of Charlestown offers 112 pound matchups with half expenses. South Roxbury A A favors private and high school second teams on Saturdays with full expenses, and Lincoln A A of Somerville seeks strong Saturday opponents. Contact details for each club and manager are listed.
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Webster A. A
Dexter A. C
South Boston
Eagle A. C
Linden
W. M. Grady
Dudley Street
Chelsea
Newton Independents
Newton
Elmer E. Canfield
Boyd Street
Telephone
Newton North
General Electric
J. F. Woodman
Barrett Street
West Lynn
Johnson A, CC
Charlestown
Hugh Gallagher
Chapman Street
Harlestown
South Roxbury
A. A
By Lorenz
West Newton Street
City
Frederick H. Rich
Hudson River Excursion from Boston Begins Oct 14
The notice advertises a five dollar Hudson River excursion via Boston and Albany starting in Boston on Thursday October 14. The trip travels through the Berkshire Hills to Albany, down the Hudson to New York, with onward travel by Metropolitan or Fall River Line back to New York.
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Hudson River
Boston & Albany
Berkshire Hills
Albany
New York
Fall River
Boston
Golden California
Chicago
Santa Fe
Pullman
Grand Canyon
Salt River Valley
Arizona
California
Great
San Joaquin Valley
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Fred Harvey
S.W. Manning
A. T
S. F. Ry
Washington Street
Mass
Gano Dominates Board of Trade Pacing Stakes in Heats
George Gano, unbeaten on the Grand Circuit, wins the Board of Trade stake in straight heats at Columbus Ohio. The first heat equals his July Detroit record at 2:01 4. The Bo'sun fights for heat one but outsprints to Greatest Line, with Inner Guard clocking 2:061 4 in the 2:10 trot. Ruby Clay, favorite, breaks early in two heats but later shows 2:00 speed on the back stretch.
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Columbus
George Gano
Board of Trade
Detroit
Gano
Bo'sun
Annabel Lee
T. W. Murphy
Inner Guard
Ruby Clay
Ess H. Kay
Maconda
Dillon Queen
Uhlan
B. H
Gambetta Wilkes
Crusoe
Cbs
Hal Raven
Br. H
Snow
Governor Searles
McMahon
To. G
Loomis
Ois Bee Ce Desk
B. G
Colton
Marie N
Br. m
Geers
B. m
Hogan
Br. i
CRRA
Gr. H
Bellini
Br. G
Happy
Ger. H
Titer
Reuben S
Whitney
Boos
Gie Vasten
Stab
Pieraarchists
Evaline Patchen
Wilson
the Cannon
Rhodes
B. S
Hopkins
Cole
Peor Asters
Ian Bars
Br. S
Kitchin
Mary Dillon
Sanders
Esa
Baron Dillon
Hal Perry
Falls
Eka Hearse
Mayor Purcell
Snider
Maggie C
Cee
Rushville
Mitchell
Margaret Frey
Niles
Peter Pan
Chambers
Dr. Fox
Gahagan
Ccscees
Emma Welte
H. Kay
Patrick
BO Hazel West
S. m
Valentine
New England A A U Considers McNamara Charges at Meeting
The New England association of the A A U held its largest meeting in years at the Revere House. A special committee reported on charges against Joseph J. McNamara amid extensive debate. No action was taken. matters were referred to the board of managers. Officers, delegates, and managers for the year were elected, and the outdoor championships were moved to September next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Association
Revere House
Joseph J. McNamara
McNamara
Frank X. McGrath
New England
Board of Managers
Michael F. Winston
St. 7
Cviceo
Ty FF
Riley
J. Frank Facey
Alfred J
Leo Johnson
J. F. Conway
J. J. Magee
A. J. Killion
T. J. Murphy
J. J. Doherty
J. B. Maccabe
B. B. Osthues
H. H. Buxton
H. C. McGrath
H. W. Baker
P. J. H. Mullen
Frank Dadis
Carl Anderson
A. W. Hadleton
T. F. Riley
E. P. Joyce
Tt. Hopkins
W. A. O’brien
A. J. Lill, Jr
M. F. Winston
Baseball Games Wanted in Boston Area by Indian A A Lowell
Strong amateur teams in and around Boston requested by Indian A A of Lowell. Contact Henry Foley Wigginville Massachusetts for game proposals.
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Indian A. A
Lowell
Boston
Henry Foley
Wigginville
Mass
Manager Charlie Carr Plans Indianapolis Team Cuba Winter
Indianapolis manager Charlie Carr plans to take a baseball team to Cuba this winter, aiming to train and tour the island nation amid ongoing exchanges and sporting curiosity.
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Charlie’ Carr
Indianapolis
Cuba
Yale Appoints Walter Logan Temporary Captain Pro Tem
New Haven Conn Sept 20 Walter Seth Logan 1910 chosen to lead Yale football eleven as Captain Ted Coy cannot arrive for fort night Logan, former end and substitute, from Washington Conn, trained with Coy at Hotchkiss Lakeville and roomed with him at Yale Coach Howard Jones immediately directed practice with two days of drills before Harvard and Princeton clashes
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New Haven
Conn
Ted Coy
Yale
Walter Seth Logan
Logan
Washington, Conn
Coy
Hotchkiss
Lakeville
Harvard
Princeton
Yale Freshmen Open Practice Under New Coaching
Yale's first day of practice featured drills covering passing catching punts and scrimmage. Sixty three players attended including 20 freshmen with George Richardson appointed head coach for the freshman squad.
Cross Country Prep At Major Universities For Ist Title
With football practice underway, big universities begin cross country training for the late November Princeton meet. Harvard stars Herbert Jacques and Pooch Donovan lead a squad, while Cornell’s H. C. Young and Percy Taylor, plus Pennsylvania’s W. C. Paull, figure among top contenders. The intercollegiate field may grow beyond 10 colleges, and a fast course could yield a new record.
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Pooch Donovan
Harvard
Princeton
Herbert Jacques
Crimson University
Tech
Frank Kanally
H. C. Young
Cornell
Percy Taylor
W. C. Paull
Pennsylvania
Jaques
B A A Golf Tourney At Wollaston Next Week
The annual B A A golf tournament will be held at Wollaston Golf Club Montclair. Tuesday September 28 features a handicap medal play with prizes for best net and gross. The 16 top gross scorers advance to the championship match play over the next two days. Entries to Fréd J Robbins, chair of the golf committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollaston Golf Club
Montclair
Fréd J. Robbins
Prominent Carpenter Mr Cobb Resident of Campella
Mr Cobb born in Car ver and long time Campella resident is a respected carpenter and active community figure. A prominent Mason and Knight Templar, he attends Congregational Church and follows clean living which his longevity is ascribed to. He and his wife live quietly and enjoy good health.
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Mr. Cobb
Carver
Campella
Cobb
Masonic Order
Knight Templar
Congregational Church
The Long Life of Mr Fuller of Edgartown
Mr Fuller born in Nantucket sailed around Cape Horn then settled in Edgartown in 1834 to work at a candle factory. He later chased gold in 1849 to California, returned to run a meat market for 35 years, and spent eight years as a grocer before retiring. He credits temperance and the absence of doctors for his longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fuller
Nantucket
Gape Horn
Edgartown
Candle Works
California
Martin Ready For The Twin In Boston Bout
Terry Martin arrives in Boston after final prep at Lake Massabesh New Hampshire to fight Mike Twin Sullivan in a bout seen as highly skilled. Both boxers in peak shape expect a tough contest with preliminaries listed as strong. No Langford-Jeanette match booked. promoter cites high demand. Joe Grim sent to Claremont Insane Hospital Perth West Australia.
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Terry Martin
Lake Massabesh
New Hampshire
Boston
Martin
Mike
Sullivan
Gotham
Armory A. A
Murray
Joe Grim
Claremont Insane Hospital
Perth
West Australia
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Fred O’brien
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Ostegren
Hickey
Tenney
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McPherson
Freeman
Broderick
Swart
Bingham
Hadley
Markle
Gallup
Salem
Dorchester High
Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Broadway Field
Caldwell
Wellesley High School
Ted Whitney
Ralph Rankin
Fowle
Gramkow
Winton
Bancroft
Meade
Webster
Bird
Plympton
Reed
Ogilvie
Frank Gramkow
Belmont High
Arlington High
Allen School
Hyde Park
St. Andrew’s School
Framingham High
Southbridge High
Concord School
Dedham High
Lawrence Academy
Needham High
Waltham High
Ayer High
Waltham
W. Greason
St. Paul’s
C. C. Gordon
Brown & Nichols
G. 8. Peck
T. J. Sterns
Milwaukee
H. S
R. C. Barr
J. C. Batholf
C. D. Bartlett
R. W. Beal
E. A. Graustein
Cambridge L
G. N. Hurd
H. D. Minot
Noble’s
R. C. Proctor
C. Weston
B. S. Ramsey
R. G. McCarty
J. G. Russell
R. W. Eckfeldt
F. P. Graves
Derby
Dunlap
Kennard
Exeter AT Work
Howard Jones
Francis
Carter
Hyde
Bronson
York
Haines
Johnson
Philbin
Holt
Yeorge Richardson
Auburn
Young
Jones
Wheaton
Wollaston
Boston Post
Otis Cobb Campello
Andrew B. Fuller
Alifornia Colonist
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