High School Football Opens Strong This Season
High school teams began with strong starts on Saturday as contests surprised followers. Players showed growth over last year, with hot weather not hindering performance but helping some in shaping up.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1915
Page
8
Lesley Cup Matches to Feature New Format at Merion
The Lesley cup matches unfold this week with an added fourth team and the 10th anniversary of the tri city contest. Merion Club hosts 36 holes from an upgraded 18 hole course as the jubilee event precedes the Lesley matches, showcasing strong early rounds and storied rivalries including Massachusetts against New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-City
Merion Club
Massachusetts
John M. Ward
Percy Gilbert
Gilbert
Ward
Huntingdon Valley
Buckets of Rain Hold Up Braves in Cleveland
The Boston Braves arrived in Cleveland for a Sunday exhibition but rain forced cancellation. They were to face Baileys of Cleveland, a top local amateur club, before heading to Boston. The squad heads home after 5 PM today and rest up for the big series with the Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Phillies
Cleveland
Ohio City
Boston Braves
Baileys
Boston
Champs
Brooklyn
Fourball vs foursome debates in Massachusetts golf scene
The discussion centers on whether fourball or foursome formats better express golf, with Massachusetts champions backing foursomes as the hardest, most pure form. The piece notes team prospects from Metropolitan New York and Philadelphia, upcoming Lesley cup events, and a celebratory dinner at the Merion Cricket Club marking Robert W. Lesley’s founder’s anniversary.
College of Business Administration Boston University Fall Term Opens
Advertises opportunities to boost career by evening classes at BU College of Business. Choose one evening weekly or multiple evenings with different topics. Complete courses toward a business degree available to qualified students. Fall term opens Oct 4. Details contact Dean Everett W Lord at 688 Boylston St. B B 5864 Room B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Business Administration
Boston University
Everett
Boylston St
B. B
Referee Pendleton Likely Out Of Big Games This Season
Joe Pendleton famed as a top football official in the United States is confined at home in Winchester with illness and will probably miss major college contests this year. He had been slated to referee Princeton Yale and Harvard Princeton games in November, with decisions needed on replacements by Harvard Yale and Princeton authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Travis
Massachusetts
Apanemis
Joe Pendleton
United States
Winchester
Pendleton
Colege
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Belfry Club Announces Fall Bowling Entry Deadline
Lexington announces entry blanks for the annual fall bowling tournament for men and women. Entries must be filed before October 1 with the bowling committee led by Samuel Lewis Barbour, chairman, joined by George W. Rus gel and Mrs. Walter Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lexington Old Belfry
Samuel Lewis Barbour
George W. Rusgel
Walter Ballard
Yankees seek second baseman to fill infield gaps
No infielders among 14 recruits scouted by Yankee staff. Regulars Pipp, Peckinpaugh and Maisel are noted, but Manager Ponavan must land a Teal second baseman to complete a proper division team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipp
Peckinpaugh
Maisel
Ponovan
Everett High Displays Depth in Season Opener Contests
Everett High fielded a mix of veterans and backups in a league of close games across the region. Coach Pete Dwyer led wins over Malden High and Wellesley High while other suburban foes like Medford and Lowell posted mixed results as coaches sparred over officiating and rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett High
Fitchburg High
Pete Dwyer
Malden High
Medford High
Lowell High
Laird
Waltham High
Dame
Somerville High
Dave Morey
Kid Lewis to Fight Britton in Atlas A A clash
One of the season’s biggest crowds will witness the Britton of Chicago versus Ted Kid Lewis of England at the Atlas A A tomorrow night. Referee Billy Roche of New York adds interest to the bill. An array of preliminaries promises a top season show with Willie Green vs George Brooks and Joe Eagan facing Al Thomas in a bold card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Britton
Chicago
Ted
Kid) Lewis
England
Atlas A. A
Billy Roche
New York
al Thomas
Joe Eagan
Walter Butler
Eagan
Willie Green
South Boston
George Brooks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlas A.A
Ehewnitetioeess
Mr PO SE Nees
Reem Arereemume Aeneers
Sofia Aha
Cambridge
Lawrence
Teddy Murphy
Thomas
Anderson
John G. Anderson
Philadelphia
Tom Fuller E
Travis
Travers
Heinrich Schmidtig
Fuller
Suller
Myopia Links
Brookline
Baltusrol
Ouimet
Belfry Club
Kid Lewis
Britton
Atlas
Bonnie Rye
Joseph Hallian
Eastern Agent Colonial Building
Yequinteo
Lagtncave
Geraldine Farrar
LASKY
Morris Gest
Cecil B. Demille
Symphony Hall
Jehosophat
Selwyn & CO
Revere House
Walt
Scollay Sq
Sboston
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
Bell Boy Trio
Charlie Chaplin
Betty Nansen
Teddy Osborne
Burns and Foran
Beau Brummel
Jennie Jacobs
Metro
Fox
Chas. Richman
Neal
The
Navy
Gene and
Arthur
Joe Case
Amelia Reynolds
Tom Kelley
Bombay
Song of Songs
Shapiro, Bernstein Co
TEX
Tre
D. W. Griffith
Meguters
Bob Hall
Punth & Rudd
Hazel Kirk
Globe Firth & Reed
Mullahy Pingree Co
Charles Bradley
Viola Dana
Pathe Weekly
Tremont
Przemysl
Ranklin Park
Kelly and Drake
Jarrow
Archie Nicholson and Co
Lee and
Roy
Hazel Dawn
Jennifer
Who
Howard
Farnum
Ality Entertainment
Pe Ms Ls Es Pei PV Cr Ly A Poe Rat Lessees
Ani Managers
TOY
Ruth Helen Davis
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Loew’s
Beautiful
St. Mary Pickford
ST. James
Esmeralda
Marie Russell
Harold Selman
Gertrude Arden Co
Ozard Bros
O’connor
Catherine Hourin
Charles Bradley & Others
Diamond From the Sky
John Mason
Exeter
Mary Pickford
Vmameraida
Paramount Pictures
Copley Square
Henry Kalker
Lillian Gish
Donald Brian
Marie Doro
Marcus
Sche’ Olympia
Roehn’s Athletic Girls
Waldron
Hanover Street
Tremont Row
Globe Trotters
John B. Schoeffel
Met
P. M. Sharp
Cohang Harris
Arthur Hopkins
B. F. Keith
Gertrude Hoffmann
Tion
Max Reinhardt
Sumurun
Wandeville Bult
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Hele
RED Sox
ST. Louis
Fenway Park
A. Shuman & Co
Oxford
Albany
Hudson River
Fall River
Harris Tours
Old South
King Philip
Edw. W. Dixon
Sundar
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