Winthrop Football 1925 Schedule and Swampscott Victory
The Winthrop football schedule lists games from late October to November 26 at Lynn, Beverly, Marblehead and Revere. Winthrop beat Swampscott 20 to 0 with Leighton and M Saggese scoring touchdowns and Sanders adding points after, in a game noted for Winthrop's dominance.
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Peabody
Revere
Swampscott High
Swampscott
Winthrop Swampscott
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Fittons Defeat St Anne A A in Neponset Clash
The Fitton A A football team of East Boston defeated St. Anne A A of Neponset 19 to 6 at Fort Banks Playground Winthrop. Long runs and well executed passes highlighted the game marking St. Anne’s first defeat.
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Fitton A. A
East Boston
St. Anne
Neponset
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Marling to Coach Huntington Track
Winthrop swimmer Win Marling will coach the Huntington School track team. A former Huntington captain, he helped his school win the national interscholastic title, starred for Penn State in college, and swam for the Boston Athletic Association before a tendon injury shifted his focus to coaching.
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New England
Boston
Huntington School
Penn State
Good Seats and Much Work in Harvard Stadium Press Row
Gerald Harrison writes about the press stands at Harvard Stadium, detailing how reporters, photographers, and radio announcers cover big games. He notes the security, the telescope lenses, and the live play by play, along with the role of the press in shaping sports memories. He also reflects on Harvard and Yale, the Big Three, and upcoming Dartmouth-Harvard clash with mentions of Crosby Miller Zarakov Lane Oberlander and McPhail in context of the season.
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Gerald Harrison
Harvard
Connolly
Holy Cross
Melville E. Webb, Jr
Men This
Dartmouth
Crimson
Crosby
Miller
Izzy Zarakov
Winthrop High elects Social Committee. first senior event slated
At a Senior Class meeting Winthrop High School elected James Leighton Anna Cook Sally Brooks Ruth Canton Ada Foley Josephine Rollins John Devlin Guy Lothrop Roger Titus and Raymond Herbert to the Social Committee. The first Senior social is expected Friday December 4. Bertram Enos 19 has been elected Freshman Class President at Clark University Worcester Mass Beatrice Brown Wheaton College leader of the orchestra an unusual honor for an underclassman while in high school she was active in the School Orchestra.
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James Leighton
Anna Cook
Sally Brooks
Ruth Canton
Ada Foley
Josephine Rollins
John Devlin
Guy Lothrop
Roger Titus
Raymond Herbert
Bertram Enos
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Beatrice Brown
Wheaton ‘College
Miss Brown
Winthrop Girls Defeat Woburn 3–0 In Field Hockey
The Winthrop Wellesley girls field hockey team beat Woburn High School 3 to 0 at Woburn on Friday October 16. E MacManora scored, with D Brewer and C Sidway as umpires and Marjorie Dunn credited as scorer. Four eight minute periods were played.
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D. Street
D. Bosset
M. Barkley
L. Macomber
K. Shepherd
BE. Beckwith
N. Howland
A. Willey
E. Rainville
E. Mulcahy
M. Street
Sy Brooks
J. Worcester
L. Say
Wellesley Girls Field Hockey Edges Opponent 1–0
The Wellesley High School girls field hockey team defeated their non league rival 1 to 0 last Wednesday. The match showcased strong defense and a late decisive goal by Wellesley.
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Wellesley High School
Laphams Guests at Greenwood Estate With Mr. William Lucas
Miss E. A. Lapham and Miss T. C. Lapham of 19 Summit Avenue are hosted by Mr. William Lucas and his family at their Greenwood estate.
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E. A. Lapham
T. C. Lapham
Summit Av
William Lucas
Greenwood Estate
Alumni Notes Highlight Bridgewater Students in 1920s
Ruth Swift 22 is elected Vice-president of the Gates Home Girls at Bridgewater Normal School. The post marks an honor and responsibility in student life at Bridgewater. Eunice Swift 24 runs as a candidate for the Bridgewater field hockey team.
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Ruth Swift
Gates Home Girls
Bridgewater Normal School
Bridgewater
Eunice Swift
Spector Sparks Malden Win with 33-Yard TD Run
Morris Spector delivered the crucial play for Malden last Saturday. He sprinted from the Marble head 33-yard line and broke through for a touchdown sealing the game while Marston added the extra point.
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Morris Spector
Malden
Spector
Marblehead
Marston
Walter DeLorey Opens Real Estate and Insurance Office
Walter E DeLorey will stay local and has opened a real estate and insurance office at 252 Washington Ave Beach Station. The announcement urges residents to take charge of their town.
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Florida
Washington ,Av
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