Early Season Football Opens for Local Schools
More than a dozen high school teams start the season on local grids with varied readiness. Everett High faces St. John s Prep, Rindge meets Haverhill, and Malden Versus Boston College High. Percy Haughton to lecture on new rules at English High School.
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Waltham High
Somerville High
Broadway
Chelsea High
Everett High
St. John’s
Malden High
Boston College
Dickering
Needham High
Rindge
O'Donnell
Everett
Haver
Boston
Duffey's Column Covers Canadian champs and local runners
Duffey notes Oscar Hedlund unable to attend Canadian championships, Irish American Club and N Y A A clash, and potential Burns Langford talks. He predicts strong local showings in Brockton Marathon with Bob Fowler's era ending and younger runners favored by manager Horace Keith.
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Oscar Hedlund
Brookline Gymnasium
Brookline
Healand
New York
Bob Fowler
Cambridge
Brockton
Fowler
Horace Keith
Harvard Elevens Clash In Scrimmage On Soldiers Field
Harvard opened its football preparations with a 15 minute scrimmage on Soldiers Field. Team A star backs Corbett Leslie and Frothingham led a strong effort against Team B as Perkins and others shuffled through early lineup changes. Coach Haughton emphasized daily practice ahead of next Wednesday’s opener with Page named coach of the second team.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Corbett
Leslie
Greene
Cutler
Haught
Team B
Pierce
Wigglesworth
Haughton
Varsity
Frothingham
Perkins
Armory
Lewis
Tryon
Ienopgy Ors
Hollister Raub Coe Ae
Ee Gee
1. T
Lawson Caro Bps Cok
Lune Cs L.g
Maguire Perkins
Amory
Makepeace Parmenter
Son Eel
Wilson Prat Lps
R. T
Pfaelzer Towie
R.e
Parker
Eckfeld
Q. B
Steele T. Frothingham
H. B
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R.h. B
Weil Pepin
Eees F.b
Page
Weslie Corbett
T. FH. Frothingham
Dick” Page
Cambridge
Pieper Takes Helm of Lawrence Baseball Team
Louis Pieper the former Harvard coach is welcomed as buyer of the Lawrence baseball club. Fans believe he can elevate Lawrence, given his experience and plans for next season, signaling a team to watch.
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Louis Pieper
Harvard
Lawrence
Louis
Pieper
Longboat-Sullen Substitution Alters Rochester Race
In Rochester Longboat did not race. Hayes was replaced by Sellen the Canadian and Sellen won. A reader asks for Dave Campbell address but it's not provided. The note confirms Thoney will not return this year to the Red Sox and Elmer Steele now pitches for Pittsburgh.
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Tom Longboat
Johnny Hayes
Rochester
Longboat
Hayes
Sellen
Caledonia Grove
F. A. Herbert
Boston Lodge
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Elmer Steele
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Franklin
Beverly High School Player Breaks Collar Bone in Practice
H Mabie, a Beverly high school football hopeful, suffered the season's first serious injury when he fell on the ball during practice. The collar bone fracture was found after a second pain complaint led to removal for examination.
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Beverly
H. Mabie
Beverly High
Mabie
College Football Today Shows Nine Noon Kickoffs
U of P faces Ursinus in Philadelphia Cornell hosts Hobart in Ithaca Syracuse meets St Bonaventure in Syracuse Williams plays Rensselaer in Williamstown Carlisle clashes with Villanova in Harrisburg Holy Cross vs Norwich in Worcester Springfield T.S. faces Connecticut State in Springfield Amherst takes on Rhode Island State in Amherst New Hampshire State plays Lowell Textile in Durham Exeter challenges Brewster Academy in Exeter
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U. of P
Ursinus
Philadelphia
Cornell
Hobart
Ithaca
Syracuse
St. Bonaventure
Williams
Rensselaer
Williamstown
Carliste
Villanova
Harrisburg
Penn
Holy Cross
Norwich
Worcester
Springfield
T. S. Va
Connecticut State
Amherst
Rhode Island State
Ambherst
New Hampshire
Lowell Textile
Durham
N. H
Exeter
Brewster Academy
Eastern League Scores Highlight Doubleheader Results
Toronto defeated Buffalo 7 to 4 in game one and 7 to 3 in game two. Baltimore routed Providence 15 to 4. Jersey City beat Newark 5 to 1. Montreal and Rochester finished 3 to 3.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Rochester
Dartmouth Football Practice Sees Strong Scrimmage Against Charging Linemen
Hanover N H September 23 The Dartmouth squad intensified drills with a stiff scrimmage style practice led by coaches Randall Keady and Tobin. Daly returns from illness as linemen push to open holes and toughen under full field charging. Ends punted. Ingersoll Sherwin Moray and Ashswede handled kicking duties.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Randall
Keady
Tobin
Daly
Ingersoll
Sherwin
Moray
Ashswede
Needham
Wagner in sulks again as Pirates rumor swirls
Pittsburg reports and telegrams from Philadelphia confirm Hans Wagner of the Pittsburg teams is again “in the sulks” in his tent. The Pittsburg Press credits Rading at first and McKechnie at short, and suggests Wagner be given rest for the remainder of the season.
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Pittsburg
Hans Wagner
Philadelphia
Wagner
Pittsburg Press
Colonel Herschman
Local High School Football Set for Several City Games
Everett High hosts St John s Prep while Malden plays Boston College High at Malden. Waltham Weigh meets Needham in Waltham and Somerville faces Chelsea in Somerville. Rindge meets Haverhill in Haverhill. Catcher Steve O’Neil, brother of Mike, receives a trial with the Athletics.
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Everett High
St. John’s Prep
Everett
Malden High
Boston College High
Malden
Waltham Weigh
Needham High
Waltham
Somerville High
Chelsea High
Somerville
Rindge
Haverhill High
Haverhill
Steve O'Neil
Mike
The
Athletics
Yale Practice Scrimmage Shows Fast Open Play
Yale football held a brisk half hour scrimmage at Yale Field with five coaches in attendance including Foster Sanford. Daly scored a five yard TD and Howe set up the other with a forward pass. Philbin kicked the extra point. Stroud and Reilly moved to quarterback with Reilly leading the varsity in flashes of form as Mead Robinson injured his knee.
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Lakeville
Conn
Yale
Foster Sanford
Cornell
Columbia
Yale Field
New York
Roraback
Flanders
Bloomer
Coy
Holt
Daly
Howe
Francis
Philbin
Stroud
Mead Robinson
Parker
Glover
Greeley
Jim Reilly
Andover
Barney Reilly
Philbinson
Ful
Paul
Brooks
Field
Captain Daly
Refily
Tomlinler
Morris
Harvard and Yale in 36 hole golf final duel
Harvard golfer F A Davidson meets Yale rival Robert B Hunter in a 36 hole championship at Essex County Club. Davidson and Hunter advanced through elimination rounds with close, tense play including a classic match where Davidson edged Stanley 1 up after 18 holes and Hunter defeated Seckel 8 up.
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Harvard
Yale
Essex County Club
Association
F. A. Davidson
Robert B. Hunter
Davidson
F. A. Martin
Dartmouth College
Hunter
A. G. Kay
Princeton
G. C. Stanley
Albert Seckel
Stanley
S. A. Seckel
Hunter Acars
MLS
A. Seckel
Firemen Nine Losers in Lowell Exhibition
Boston fire department baseball team lost 13 to 6 to a mixed all star lineup during the Massachusetts Firemen’s Association convention. Mulranity pitched well for the winners as Boston hitters were scattered. multiple players collected hits including Moran and McCarthy.
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Lowell
Boston Fire Department
Massachusetts Firemen’s Association
Boston
Mulranity
Boston Fire Dept
O'Day
BMC
McMahon
Eastman
C.f
Hertford
Condon
McCarthy
Omoran
Mulvanity
Ow.mcdermott
Lewis
O’brien
Odunn
Stackpole
Pekawa
Oo’brien
Stevens
R.f
Dalton
High School Football Captains and Prospects Noted
George Brickley named acting captain of Everett High School football. Charles Caldwell shifts from Somerville High to Brewster Academy as a halfback. Joe Edwards, ex-Dartmouth tackle, coaches Brewster with a win over Exeter anticipated. Frank Scully, ex St. John’s Prep quarterback, appears for Rindge as quarterback candidate.
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George Brickley
Everett High School
Charles Caldwell
Somerville High School
Brewster Academy
Joe Edwards
Dartmouth
Exeter
Frank Scully
St. John’s
Rindge
Sixth Infantry Leads In Tri-Color Match At Wakefield
At Wakefield on September 23 the Sixth Infantry led after three ranges in the militia marksmanship tri color match. The Fifth Infantry trailed by 15 points on the 800 yard range, overtaking the Coast Artillery Corps for second. The 1000-yard final and Douglas cup rapid fire and skirmish events follow tomorrow morning.
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Wakefield
Sixth Infantry
Coast Artillery Corps
Eam
Coast Artillery
Eighth Infantry
Naval Brigade
Manth Infantry
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