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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1909

Page

10

Waltham High Football Preview Shows strong speed return

Waltham High, led by Coach Nate Tufts, enters the season with over 50 players and several holdovers from 1908. Scrimmages reveal competition at multiple positions, including halfback and quarterback, with Somerville and Roxbury among schools contributing to the lively preseason. Notable mentions include Jimmie O'Brien at halfback and Charlie Brickley’s limited practice due to injury.

Waltham High Nate Tufts Waten City

Boxing Notes on Ketchel Langford Fight and Langford Bout

Newark theories blame bettor discontent for Ketchel Langford clash. Sam Langford plans light work next Tuesday against the Dixie Kid at the Armory A A. The Dixie Kid from California holds a decision over Joe Walcott and has been defeating New York mat in boat boys. Three preliminaries will be set. A 10 round Packy Mc Farland vs Ad Wolgast bout is scheduled from October to October 19 at Wolgast’s request.

Sam Langford Dixie Kid Armory A. A California Joe Walcott New York Langford Packy McFarland Ad Wolgast

New English Slip Ons For Men At Discounted Price

Raincoat fashion spread for fall features rubberized slip ons. Wolf's My Clothier at Hanover and Portland streets offers the new rainwear starting at 9.50 with higher prices available.

Wolf’s Hanover Portland

Crim son's football squad drills with mixed lineups and new candidates

Light practice yesterday afternoon saw Crim son football candidates in limited, spectator-free drills on the west field. Coachs Daly Greene Blagden and Leary led the sessions as two second-string players, W G O'Hare and F T Blake, joined varsity efforts at guard. Perkins stepped in at fullback during signal work while Minot recovery kept him out. The first eleven featured Browne McKay Dunlap Withington West Foster Houston Corbet Morrison Perkins O Flaherty, with many shifts noted as the squad rotated. The second team formed three groups for signal drills and standard work, and I Davis joined as a potential center or guard. The freshman group focused on backfield combos and effective forward passing, with ends and quarterbacks executing it well.

Crimson Haughton Daly Greene Blagden Leary W. G. O’hare F. T. Blake McKay Kknapp Bush Forster Minot Perkins G. Browne R. J Dunlap Withington West Foster Ehouston Corbete Heny Morrison H. B F. B O’flaherty Q. B Huntington Fisher I. Davis

Yale Football Drills In Rain With Several Veterans

Yale players trained in wet, slippery conditions as rain limited practice. Hobbs moved to left tackle and Naedele shifted to the second team while Kilpatrick showed promise at end. The varsity lineup included Logan, Hobbs, Bronson, Hyde, Greenough, Lilley, Haines, Johnson, Daley, Field, and Philbin as the backs.

New Haven Conn Yale Naedele Hobbs Kilpatrick Logan Bronson Hyde Greenough Lilley Haines Johnson Daley Field Philbin

Cornell Football Squad Grows to Eighty Candidates

Ithaca N Y Sept 22 The Cornell football squad was increased to 80 candidates today as coaches plan extra quarters for freshmen next week due to crowded regular field. C N Seagraves alumni of varsity crew last spring reported today. The tackling machine was brought into play and the forward pass was practiced.

Ithaca N. Y Cornell C. N. Seagraves

Brady Looks Good in Dartmouth Drill in Rain

Dartmouth football held two hours of practice in drizzle as centers and quarterbacks trained. Dingle passes well, Brady shows promise as a new quarterback after moving from end last season. Coaches Lillard Randall Brusse and Keady oversaw drills including ball handling, on the run pickups, sideline kicks, and long punts by Sherwin and Ryan.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth Dingle Brady Lillard Randall Brusse Keady Huber Sherwin Ryan Daly Tobin 1. G Farnam R. G Needham R. T Bankart Ingersoll Marks

Real football work starts at Princeton in earnest

Real football practice opened at Princeton with about 638 candidates reporting to coaches on University Field. Eight coaches attended the session, signaling high hopes for changes in the coaching system as the Princeton team seeks to rebound from last season’s defeats.

Princeton N. J University Field Jim McCormick John Poe Dowd Harold Short SheMeld Butkiewitz

Parisian millinery at Butler's store shows fall fashions

Parisian fall millinery designs are on display at William S. Butler store with bronze tones black and white plumes large crown hats in satins velvets and violet moire. The exhibition started Monday and features Parisian models such as midnight sky cavalier shapes and colors like amethyst wistaria violet raisin beaver. A violet motte silk hat from Virot Paris with possum band and gold ornament sits near a mustard shade hat with wings chamois facing and steel ornaments.

William S. Butler Virot’s Paris

Big Bargains in Trunks Bags and Travel Goods

W. W. Winship at 71 Summer street advertises a major sale to clear space for a large shipment of holiday goods. Trunks bags and suitcases are offered below cost, with shop worn items deeply discounted. Also on offer are steamer rugs auto lunch kits umbrellas dog baskets travelling slippers and leather goods such as pocket books jewel cases and cigar cases. The sale is underway with many bargains to be had.

W. W. Winship Summer Street

Exeter Academy First Scrimmage Showed Pace in Heat

Exeter Academy held its inaugural scrimmage in the heat, about 15 minutes of fast play. Cornell and Upham impressed at running with the ball while Haggarty stood out at left tackle as both squads lined up with detailed positions.

Exeter WN. H Exeter Academy Cornell Upham Haggarty Academy Fitzsimmons 1. T Kilpatrick 1. G Downing Mitchell R. G Way R. F Faulkner Brieh Cornelich R. E Wilson Tusker Borah He. B Allen, F. B

Miss New York Jr and a lively lineup at the Comique

A bustling showcase features Miss New York Jr and a bevy of dreamy dazzlers with varied acts. The Tremont Row Comique at Scoling Square presents continuous performances with new songs and pictures. Cameraphone images add novelty as audiences enjoy orchestra seating at ten cents.

New York, Jr Theatre Comique Scoling Tremont

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