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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1910

Page

12

Yale Football Tryouts Open With Vaughan Coaching

Yard session at Lakeville, Conn, reveals Yale candidates under new formations taught by Chief Ted Coy. Veteran Harry Vaughan says he came to coach not play and will not be in early games. Linemen receive coaching from Roraback Flanders and Bloomer as Hoyt lines and lineup listed with players Philbin Linson Fuller Morris Paul Francis Brooks Howe Matheson Daly.

Lakeville Conn Harry Vaughan Yale Roraback Carl Flanders Ralph Bloomer Ted Coy Philbin Tomlinson Fuller Morris Paul Francis Brooks Howe Matheson Daly Field

Haughton Picks Material for Harvard Varsity Team

Harvard football drills yield a large pool as Coach Haughton forms two squads for practice at Soldiers Field. Newcomers from Maine trips join veterans, with Felton and Wigglesworth standouts in kicking and passing. Scudder resigns as manager. Heyliger de Winat assumes duties for two years.

Haughton Harvard Tam A Team RB R. E O'Flaherty Withington Hann Blottgett Wisher Jr. LD Smith Perkins pAb Ae Parmenter Felton Shes Lewis Q. B Wigglesworth Campbell H. B Frothingham Ogee F. B Jowett Burr Greene Derby Cutler Sprague Scudder Heyliger de Winat

Exeter Long Drill Highlights 70-Man Practice

Exeter New Hampshire September 22 The football squad held its second practice of the year at 2 o'clock. Head coach Fred Murphy directed a long punting and handling drill with ends down the field and backs catching punts under the supervision of Victor Schwartz from Brown. The roster swelled to about 70, featuring Pie Way Johnny O'Brien Mitchell Falkner Kirkpatrick Dickerman Brickley McCabe McDouganl Nelson and former Greater Boston stars. Pep Cousins, ex Somerville high fullback, is reported to enter Exeter this week.

Exeter N. H Fred Murphy Victor Schwartz Brown Murphy Pie Way Johnny O'Brien Mitchell Falkner Kirkpatrick Dickerman Charlie Brickley McCabe McDouganl Nelson Greater Boston Pep Cousins Somerville High

Hub Firemen Nine At Lowell Today

The Boston fire department baseball team sails for Lowell to face a select all fire departments of the state before the Massachusetts Firemen's Association convention. Manager James Maloney will choose the best pitchers for what chance is seen as a key game this year.

Boston Fire Department Lowell Massachusetts Firemen's Association Boston Firemen James Maloney Firemen

Smith and Sparta Bring Back Champion Strongman Act

John Y. Smith, once off stage for eight years, returns with new partner Jerome Sparta at the Old Howard in Boston this week. He previously broke Eugene Sandow’s record last April before Judge Dudley A. Sargent of Harvard and still offers $50 to anyone who can duplicate his feats.

John Y. Smith Jerome Sparta Smith Eugene Sandow Dudley A. Sargent Harvard University Mr. Smith Old Howard Boston

Buffalo and Toronto split two hockey games

In the first game Buffalo defeated Toronto 5 to 2 while the second game saw Buffalo win 3 to 2. Pro hockey results also show Baltimore beating Providence 11 to 3, and Rochester edging Montreal 3 to 2 with Newark prevailing 9 to 8 over Jersey City.

Buffalo Toronto Baltimore Providence Rochester Montreal Newark Jersey City

Harvard Fall Season Tickets Go On Sale At Two Stores

Season tickets for Harvard minor football games go on sale this morning at Wright & Ditson on Washington street Boston and at Leavitt and Pierce in Cambridge.

Harvard Wright & Ditson’s Washington Street Boston Leavitt & Pierce's Cambridge

Dartmouth Football Scrimmage Opens With New Recruits

Dartmouth, Hanover N H September 22 The Dartmouth football squad held its first light scrimmage of the season with two new players added Johnson and Gibson. The lineup included Needham at centre Whitmore Farnum as guards Elcock and Sherwin tackles Lewis and Aldswede guards Ingersoll quarterback Ryan right half Morey left half Hoban fullback.

Needham Whitmore Farnum Elcock Sherwin Lewis Aldswede Ingersoll Ryan Morey Hoban

Mack Arrives With 1910 Pennant Winners In Chicago

Connie Mack arrives in Chicago with his pennant winners for 1910 as a second team stays behind in South Bend for an exhibition. He aims for a World Series start on Saturday October 15, while Johnson seeks to advance Cubs and Cardinals games to meet that date. Johnson opposes a Sunday start, deeming it in poor taste.

Chicago Connie Mack South Bend Mack Ban Johnson Johnson Lynch National League Cubs St. Louis Cardinals

Athletics Win Exhibition Over South Bend in 3 to 1 Victory

Philadelphia Athletics beat South Bend Central League 3 to 1 in an exhibition game. With six veterans returning, Winchester High’s outlook is bright under coach Boles, a former Dartmouth man. Captain Whetly expects a strong fall team as twenty eight players report in good shape.

South Bend Ind Philadelphia Athletics Today Winchester High Whetly Boles Dartmouth

What Football Players May and Not Do In 1910 Rules

A preview explains why football rules were revised for 1910 and what the changes mean for players and fans. The Sporting Section of next Sunday's Post will detail the revisions with photographs directed by John D. O'Reilly of Boston high schools.

John D. O'Reilly Boston

New England A A U Team Heads to Canadian Meet

A squad of 27 athletes from the New England Division of the A A U sails to Montreal for the Canadian championships. The roster lists entrants in sprints, distance, hurdles, jumps, and throws including Llewellyn O Har a Bowser Bingham Sadler Sheehan Marceau Lawrence Coe Sherman McVicar Brickley and others. The departure is scheduled for 8 o clock this evening三 研究

New England Montreal S. Llewellyn F. P. O'Hara B. F. Bowser W. C. Prout T. H. Guething G. A. Chisholm W. J. Bingham R. Sadler F. P. Sheehan R. Marceau O. Heyland S. C. Lawrence H. A. Gidney W. W. Coe, Jr B. F. Sherman J. J. Silva W. H. McVicar Charles H. Brickley

Melrose to field football team to stay in Suburban league

Melrose High voted to field an eleven to avoid losing Suburban league status, with Captain Roger Winship calling candidates to Pine Banks park for practice. Somerville High seeks admission, league board to decide Saturday night. town shows strong support for football amid regional rivalries and scheduling.

Somerville High Melrose High Roger Winship Pine Banks Park Melrose

Harvester Lowers Cresceus Old Record at Columbus

The Harvester trotted a mile in 2:01 flat at Columbus lowering Cresceus old mark to win 2:01 mile time. Goers praised the feat and vowed to challenge the world record next Thursday amid crowd cheers. The effort came after a 29 1 2 opening quarter and strong backstretch and final splits.

Harvester Columbus Cresceus Syracuse N. Y Goers Br. S Velsora Br. m Whisker Tearolaine B. m Barnes Prince C McDevitt AEA Og Brino Bik. G Wildbrine Oa Murphy Geers

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