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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
13
Yale's former star fullback trains in old-time shape as Harvard coaches push defensive drills. In practice, Dick Harte, class of 1917, replaces C A Coolidge at left end while Harry Cadman steps in at guard for injured Joss Cowen.
A sports roundup notes the Morans steadying winning form for the Red Sox rivaling the Carrigans. It covers boxing talk on Britton Lewis White and a Harvard Yale football stadium decision, plus questions on World Series tickets and baseball plays in Detroit Boston 12 innings.
Harvard’s scrimmage dominated the session with team B and then team A pressing the seconds for nearly an hour. Enwright, Rollins, and Whitney starred at backs for the second eleven, while Gilman shifted from end toward tackle. Substitution chaos hindered rhythm, and officials urged a unit-based rotation for better testing.
Somerville High played Chelsea High yesterday afternoon, using three periods plus a final lineup. Somerville led 40 to 3 with Gerstein scoring a field goal. touchdowns credited to Bradley Pgan St Angelo Keating and Giroux. Dgan and Scanlon added goals from touchdowns. Referee Fred Hoey and umpire Dick Smith officiated.
Close matches highlighted the final rounds of women's singles doubles and mixed doubles at the Longwood Cricket Club annual fall open tennis tournament.
In the semi finals both the women's singles and mixed doubles reached the stage, with Miss Molla Bjurstedt from Norway dominating. Mrs G W Wightman and Miss Eleonora Sears won through in the singles and Sears sisters faced each other for a place in the final.
Rucker pitched a great game holding New York to four hits as Brooklyn defeats the Giants 2 to 1. Stengel lined a three base hit for Brooklyn and Herbert allowed six hits in eight innings. Klem and Emslie were the umpires. Time 1h 30m.
Chicago advances to fourth place by taking the series 5-4 behind three Chicago homers. Zimmerman started the scoring with a sixth inning homer, Schulte tied it in the eighth with a two run shot, and Good tied the game in the ninth before Herzog’s fumble and a clutch single by Schulte produced the winning run as Cincinnati’s late rally fell short.
Natick High dominated Wayland High with Bouret in the line and multiple end runs to a 33 0 victory at Natick yesterday afternoon. The roster lists Natick players such as Peterson Sullivan Fosck and Daniels with Wayland counterparts. Referee Kare and umpire Mahard officiated as the game used two 7 minute periods followed by a two six minute halves.
New Haven Conn Sept 2 Harry LeGore Yale fullback star of last season has regained shape and again defeated the varsity in practice after two weeks with the scrub eleven.
In a ten minute half the scrubs seized the game with a lone TD on a ten yard end run. They recovered a blocked punt at the varsity 40 and rode LeGore’s rushing to victory while varsity line and backs underperformed. New lineup changes included Clark at QB and Kositzky at guard as guards Charlton and Kositzky moved in.
Warren Travis aimed to condition himself for a potential title bout with Jess Willard. He walked about 15 miles through the park system yesterday morning and, back at the Howard Theatre, showed his fit state by lifting a quarter ton dumbbell with one finger before 500 onlookers.
Charles E. Brickley, Harvard football captain last season, arrives in Cambridge to aid in two days of secret practice at Soldier's Field. The 1915 alum joins Leo Leary Crawford Bragden Harry Gardner Mal Logan and others helping coach the team for the upcoming season.
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