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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1910

Page

12

Harvard players push for tougher practice at Soldiers Field

McIntosh Johnson Langford bout in England rumored as Harvard scrimmage continues. New faces Emery Johnson Campbell Pierce Hann Maguire join drills as Captain Withington quarterbacks placements. Practice includes charging machine, punts, drop kicks, and routine work ahead of Friday scrimmage and potential Saturday game with a local high school.

Withington Soldiers Field Bob Fisher Sam Felton Captain Withington Henry Sprague Harvard Leary Cutting Emery

Yale Varsity and Second Eleven Score in Scrimmage

Yale's varsity and second team both crossed the goal line in a 15 minute scrimmage at Lakeville Connecticut. Quarterback Arthur Howe led in forward passes to produce a touchdown while Meade Robinson added a late score. The drill stressed defense for the first time this season and included new coaching staff arrivals Ralph Bloomer and Burr Chamberlin.

Lakeville Conn Yale Varsity Arthur Howe Coy Howe Meade Robinson Ralph Bloomer Burr Chamberlin George Adee Pete Francis Walter Camp, Jr Childs Parker Philbin Tomlinson Fuller Morris Paul Francis Brooks Field Captain Daly Camp

Langford Johnson Fight Talks Move Toward England

Promoter Hugh McIntosh eyes an England bout with Sam Langford and Jack Johnson. Langford agrees to fight if the purse is posted in America and Johnson insists on securing funds first, with plans to settle the dispute at McIntosh's English club if terms are met.

Sam Langford Jack Johnson Hugh McIntosh Joe Woodman Langford England Johnson Briny MccIntosh McIntosh Jack America Winthrop Building Sam Joe Mr. Langford Jeffries

Backfield and Line Decisions Under New Football Rules

Walter Camp of Yale explains in Outing Magazine that the new football rules favor a fast active back but warn against relying solely on featherweights. He notes linemen should balance size with brains and agility, and that ends may cover kicks more easily under the revised protection.

Walter Camp Yale Outing Magazine Mr. Camp

Dartmouth Football Drill Highlights Kicking Game

Hanover N H September 21 The Dartmouth football squad completed its final double session of practice under Coach Tobin with emphasis on kicking and blocking. Daley the veteran end is sidelined by tonsillitis while Dodge returns to boost the squad. Sherwin Ingersoll Barends and Morey showed strong punting and kicking work as linemen and backs executed signal drills and running back punts.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth Tobin Daley Dodge Sherwin Ingersoll Barends Morey Needham Whitmore Averill Elcock Lewis Alswede Ryan Hoban

East Boston High team rails through practice at Wood Island Park

East Boston High football under Coach Fred J. O'Brien and Captain Bill O'Donnell completed light drills with veterans Bonzagni Fitzgerald Boyce Kelley and O'Brien leading. Prospects for a strong squad at Revere High appear bright with Capt E L Smith confident in a solid nucleus. New material shows promise as Lambert reports open dates for games at Revere while Waltham High faces Milton High on Saturday replacing the Athol contest.

East Boston Wood Island Park Fred J. O’brien Bill O'Donnell Bonzagni Fitzgerald Boyce Kelley O’brien Revere High E. L. Smith Lambert Revere Boston

Boy at Mystic Wharf Catches 252 Foot Baseball

Hugh Donnelly a two year old of 72 Bunker Hill street Charlestown yesterday afternoon caught a baseball thrown from the apex of the Mystic water tower at Mystic Wharf a distance of 252 feet He had climbed the water tower with companions John McCann and Frank Fury The prior day he missed one ball from the Bunker Hill monument but this second throw was judged and caught with a fielder’s glove

Hugh Donnelly Bunker Hill Street Charlestown Mystic Wharf Bunker Hill Monument

Lawrence Baseball Franchise Sold to Pieper and Sullivan

Lawrence in the New England league sold by the Lawrence Athletic Association to Lewis P. Pieper a former Harvard coach, and Attorney Joseph P. Sullivan of Boston for 6500 dollars. The team ran under association management for five years and posted a loss of 6400 dollars in the past season.

Lawrence Lawrence Athletic Association Lewis P. Pieper Harvard Joseph P. Sullivan Boston

Morecroft Withdraws From Boston Light Attempt

Annie Morecroft, the Revere swimmer, was forced to give up her bid to reach Boston Light at Nix's Mate as tide and currents proved too strong after five hours of battling in the water.

Annie Morecroft Revere Boston Light Nix Miss Morecroft

Carlisle Indians Drown Lebanon Valley 53 0 in season opener

The Carlisle Indian School football team crushed Lebanon Valley College 53 to 0 in Carlisle today. The Indians showcased a wide array of plays under the new rules in their first 1920 season game.

Carlisle Carlisle Indian Lebanon Valley College

Everett High Seeks Saturday Game With Nearby High School

Everett High plans to schedule a Saturday game against a nearby high school to fill a vacant slot and regain practice and exposure. The team aims to secure an opponent in this section through early negotiations.

Everett High

Yale Coach Billy Lush Stricken With Typhoid Fever

New Haven September 21 It was learned today Yale baseball coach Billy Lush has been ill for weeks with typhoid fever He began scouting for a New York National League club before Yale’s summer break and contracted the disease at his summer home He has passed the crisis and is out of danger His contract with Yale expired last year and it was not decided who would replace him His wife has also contracted typhoid since his illness.

New Haven Billy Lush Yale New York National League Nine Lush Pop Corey

Hueston Dominates Jackie and Hall in City Pool Match

Tom Hueston defeated young Jackie of the South End at Miah Murray's on Washington street by 125 to 69. In the evening Hall scored 51 balls to Hueston's 125, with Hueston slated to meet Jones the next afternoon and Joe Wood, the famous pool shot artist, that evening.

Tom Hueston Young Jackie South End Miah Murray Washington Street Hall Jones Joe Wood

Eight Veterans Lead Wellesley Eleven Football Squad

Wellesley High School reports thirty players for the football team with eight veterans. Captain William Sullivan fills the vacancy after Homer Webster left for Andover. Coach Jackson Palmer returns for his fourth season as the squad schedules games against Milford Newton Arlington Brown and Nichols Natick Framingham Hyde Park Allan School Brookline Dedham Belmont Needham.

Wellesley William Sullivan Homer Webster Andover Jackson Palmer Wellesley High Sullivan Reed Cunningham Dedrickson Mayo Harvey Plympton Hatfield Leland Buxton Putnam Coughlin Wiswall Gaw Fowle Sibthorpe Toomas Milford Newton Arlington Brown & Nichols Natick Framingham Hyde Pars Allan School Brookline Dedham Belmont Needham

Sherlock to Coach at Rindge M T S football team

Edward "Skip" Sherlock, former English High School and Mercersburg Academy coach, is named as coach of the Rindge M. T. S. football team. The piece notes his experience, the veteran material on hand, new backs, and early scrimmages ahead of the opener with Boston College High at Malden.

Rindge M. T. S Edward Skip’’ Sherlock English High School Mercersburg Academy Sherlock English High Cambridge Nate Tufts Draper U. of P Rindge Swart Brothers Bingham Coe Marble Lemon Glidden Frank C. Kelleher Edward Caples

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