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THE BOSTON GLOBE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1921 i A. i 7 Old-Timers Urge Druins to Make Meal of Fishers Second-String Today Exeter Tweets Andover EXETER AND ANDOVER LOOK WELL MATCHED IN BIG TEST if HAVERHILL POUNDS OUT 21 TO 0 WIN Outclasses Lowell High1 in Game on Wet Field Winners Once Rush Ball 70 Yards for a Touchdown S' EOSTON LATIN WINSJ2T00 Defeats Dorchester High in Hard-Fought Game Trade Defeats Mechanic Arts by Same Score New Hampshire Forwards Have Big Advantage in Weight Which May Be Big Faclor If Field For Game Is Slippery CRIMSON SUBS HAVE BEAR TRAP BAITED Brown Coming to Stadium With High Hopes of Trouncing Harvard Today Nordberg Star of Braves Field Double Bill STADIUM LINEUP BROWN Hayward rt Gullai. rg KubrI Hliurtleff Eckstein Sprllman Barrett Meyer Faulkner HARVARD Janln lc Lockwood It Ik Holder Hroclie rr Kunhardt rt Held re Johnson Jenkins Ihb Special Dispatch to the Globe HAVERHILL, Nov 11 Haverhill High defeated Lowell High, 21 to 0, in. their annual game before 8009 at the Riverside Stadium this afternoon. The gridiron was heavy and wet, this preventing any long runs.

The visitors were outclassed by Haverhill, never getting inside the latters 25-yard line. Lowell. High made six first downs against 15 for Haverhill. Haverhill used many substitutes after scoring twice by line plays, once carrying the hall 70 yards. Capt Farisien.

Batchelder. Legacy. Horsch end Doucette featured for Haverhill, Parisien and Doucette pulling off a 20---ard forward pass for the longest gain of the game. Conway was the stellar player for the visitors. The summary: HAVERHILL LOWELL Doucette le re Condon OBrlnn le rt Sullivan rt Long rg McMannloo Dodge Rlrliie le Downes It.

Tilton it Mansfield It Mansfield lg lg McGrath What will happen when Yale meets Princeton today? What effect will that game have on the big Harvard -Yale contest a week from today? The head coach of the Harvard team and the head coach of the Princeton team will each write for Globe readers an expert opinion on the Yale-Princeton game in Boston Latin defeated Dorchester High in the Boston High School League series. 12 to 0, and Boston Trade School beat Mechanic Arts High by the same score In a double-header at Braves Field yesterday afternoon. More than 3500 fans turned out. Considering the uncertainty of the footing, the football uncovered by all four teams was fialrly good- Boston Latin's triumph over Dorchester High was unexpected. The Purple and White was greatly strengthened by the return of Johnny Nordberg.

the slippery little halfback, who was declared eligible the day before the game. Nordberg played a great game. Dorchester won the toss and kicked on In the curtain raiser. After a couple of rushes, punts were exchanged. Nordberg opened with a 45-yard run through Dorchester's left side, carrying the ball to the 24-yard mark.

A fumble gave the ball to the losers, but thev were forced to kick. An exchange of kicks was to the advantage of the South End School, due to McDermott's fine running back of the punts. The period ended with the ball on Dorchester 20-yard line. lg Winters lg Brosnan Rowlandson le Gleason ibb Maistrosky Ray rg Horton rg Taylor rt Fitzgerald rt Riley re Shaf master re Horsch qb Liston Carrigg qb Parisien ihb rhb Conway Hinehcliffe Ihb rhb Craig Bateholder rhb Ihb Hilton Darbe rhb Ibb Sheehan Legacy Normandln Batchelder fb Score, Haverhill H. S.

21. Touchdowns. Legacy 2. Parisien. Goals from tonendowns, Parfsien 3.

Referee. Gibbons, New York University. Umpire, Guild, Harvard. -Linesman, Dr Adams, Brown. Field judge, Ireland, Tufts.

Time, 12m periods. the rsrtfSy ra 4 iTMS 3 THE RIVAL CAPTAINS. -Leo Daley of Andover. Right Joe McGlone of Exeter. Left- Forward Nets Touchdown Dorchester held like a stone wall for three downs, but on the fourth try.

with 10 yards to go. Nordberg shot a forward to Harris, who carried the ball over for a touchdown. McDermott missed the goal. Latin made its next threat when Sweeney fumbled a pass for a kick. Nordberg recovering.

Crosby went through the line for 14 yards. A penalty for holding forced Latin to kick, and the half ended with the bail in EXETER-ANDOVER LINEUP EXETER ANDOVER bnrehlll rhb Ihb Sweet irlik fb fb Faaaebe Referee, E. J. OBrien, Tufts. Empire.

Jred Burleigh. Exeter. Eineaman. T. J.

McCabe, Holy Cross. Field Judge, Hugh Mcbratb. Boston College. Time of Periods, 15 minutes. Harvard will send Its second varsity against Brown this afternoon at 2 til the Stadium.

The seconds are goins Into the fislit as the last ditch defenders, since Head Coach Bob Fisher, with tevcn of his regulars, will be In New Haven petting pointers on Yhie and leaving only two regulars foe service In case of need at the Stadium. D. O. Parmenter, 13. regular center coach, will have charge of the squad in the absence of Fisher and will try to use as many men as possible against the run on Ians.

Accompanying Fisher, to New Haven will be Capt Kane, Owen, 11 Brown, Macomber, Clark and Hubbard. These men will watch the TTmceton-Yale game with hopes of getting advance dope on the type of game that Tad Jones Is likely to bring to Boston next Saturday. The men will leave Boston for New Haven at 8:30 this The team that faces Brown is far from nf inp as inexperienced as in past years, 1 tince the dearth of real first-string material in the earlv season made it necessary for the coaches to do more experimenting than usual and as a result almost every man starting today has figured in one or more games already. This is especially true of the back-field with three letter men and a star of the early season games. Cratwick.

Churchill and Johnson all laved against Yale last year, while Cratwick made his letter the year before also. Jenkins is the fastest man on the squad and is sure to get lots of ground if given proper interference. The line too is experienced and heavy. Jan-in is second only to Crocker and Macomber, the regulars, and Field has appeared in many games. Lockwood, Kunhardt, Crew, Brocker and Holder have all appeared in games this season and last.

Ladd and Chapin will be on the sidelines today and will be sent in if need-0, 1 but will be held to the last. Crocker, Coburn, Tierney and Fitts, the other regulars, are all such condition that laying now woii ruin their chances 10 start against so tbjy will not he used. The coaches are anxious to win this game, but will not risk possible material for the Yale game to do so. The practice yesterday was of the usual easy' Friday sort, consisting of tunning down under kicks and receiving kickofTs. The men starting the game have been worked hard all week to get them into trim for this game and they will be out to win and to prove their worth as individuals to etart to get ir.

against Yale next TV. H. SHUPERT, Brown Football Captain. FOOTBALL FACTS WORTH KNOWING By SOL METZGER Nordberg went around Dorchesters left end for 30 yards. On the second play i following, a pretty forward.

Nordoersa. to McDermott, netted six yards ami first down. Nordberg on a fake forward made 20 yards more, planting the ball on the six-yard mark. McDermott made three. Crosby two more, and McDermott went over for the touchdown.

Nordberg missed the goal. Dorchester braced up, and McDonald intercepted a forward from Nordberg, the period ending with the ball In the center of the field. After a series of plays that gained no territory for either team, the kicking game was again tried. On his own 33-yard line Nordberg essayed a forward. bat the Dorchester players broke through, and in his hurry to get it oft he fumbled.

Hurley picking up the balL LEXINGTON HAS ROMP IN ROUTING BELMONT LEXINGTON, Nov 11 The Lexington High School football team, through super! all-around playing, won Its sixth game of the season this afternoon, shutting out Belmont High, 46 to 0, on the Lexington Athletic Field. Lexington, which is still undefeated and unscored on, by this latest victory swelled its total of points for the season, I 1 Key to Rules of the Game, Provided by Former U. of P. Captain, End Rush and Coach INDIVIDUAL SCORING OF ACADEMY RIVALS EXETER TD God! Point FITTONS CONTINUE TO CRUSH RIVALS Defeat Newport Legion, 1L-0, in Game at Everett Score Touchdown, Field Goal and a Safety in Winning EVERETT, Nov 11 Before a large crowd of football enthusiasts, the Fitton Fitzgerald rhb Newball fb A. C.

football team of East Boston ooM Ijf.Trnirt(n nigh 'Sdfiool tinued Its unbroken string of wins at downs, Fitzgerald 2, McNnmara 2, Newliall 2, the expense of the Newport American Monk ley. (tools from touchdowns. Party i. Referee. Silva.

tmpire, MacDonald. Lines- Legion of Newport, today, 11 to D. raan viauo. Time. 10m nnd 12m The wet and soggy field Interfered to date, to 182.

Lexington scored 27 points In the first half and the remain- ing 19 points were made in the last two periods. Right halfback Fitzgerald' made the first two touchdowns. The contest was featured with an 80-yard run for a touchdown by Newhall, who recovered a Belmont fumble on its own 20-yard line. The summary: LEXINGTON HIGH BELMONT HIGH Bramball Thonns Bruce re Morris Spldel rt Johnson Gan-ity It Forty I nr ORlen rg Briggs Moloy Brown Gaffney rg Slade Biuce rg Slocum rt lt Falle Roger rt Collins re le Rosenberger Rjan re McNamara qb qb Almone Kelly qb Moakley rhb Foster! Millett Sayles Touch- TD FG 0 1 Dorchester Loses Chance 18 15 7 Q. The offensive team makes an on-side kick and the ball 1 touched by one of this team, who one id e.

and then recovered by an offensive player who was not onside inside the 10-yard line and before being touched by an opponent. What Is tbs decision? A. It I a toachback for the defenders pf the goal. from their opponent's 2-yard Th rules require- tfc r-teiric team's j-ay. era to be r.el lev than 19 yards ftr-m th ball on a kick-off.

In this case this W.rg the y-yard D-. in IhU ease can th team kiek.r.g off mile the side stay on th line or bark of It and choree to kk-k off from the regular spot, their earn lac! A. The offended team Las two options. It must either kick off from It oproner.t's lO-jxrJ line or refuse the penalty and kick off from its own 4k )ard line. By.

ALBERT J. WOODLOCK At 2 this afternoon those time-honored rivals, Phillips-Andover and Phillips Exeter Academy football teams, will open their 41st annual classic on Plympton Field, Exeter, II- Never has the outcome of this annual event been more in doubt than this Fall, and the team that makes the fewest mistakes Is likely to win. Andover Academy, when its preliminary record is scrutinized carefully, will enter the game a favorite, but notwithstanding its undefeated record It cannot be compared with the team of a year ago. At least that is the opinion of coaches of teams, have faced Andover this Fall. Exeter, on the other hand, has not had its full strength since early in the Fall and its preliminary record is not satisfactory.

Therefore, Cheek rhb 3 Lundeli Ihb 2 Butterworth Charlesworth fb. 1 Gerow rhb ..1 Reed fb .....1 Goddard fb 0 ANDOVER Sayles qb 3 Downes rbb 3 Wolfe 2 Allen rg 0 Wester hb 2 Morgan end 2 Wienecke Ihb 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 O' 0 4 10 0 0 0 1 1 With smother Dorchester man near him, and no opposing players between i him and the goal, everything looked i like a touchdown, but poor judgment enabled Latin to down Hurley after a gain of 30 yards. Dorchester, in a desperate attempt, made two first downs in succession, carrying-the ball to the four-yard line. On the furth down an attempted pass was knocked down, lattin punted to safety a a the whistle blew. The summary: BOSTON LATIN DORCHESTKR II.

hooey le. re MarvlJ Henry It rt Stoar Norton It Iirueq lg Burke i liollaraii rrf rc Claoa (antilnrhim Will Urns 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 On 2. 0 0 0 0 0 SALEM HIGH SCORES TWO TOUCHDOWNS ON ESSEX 18 18 16 16 12 12 12 1 1 Q. Which tea Is awarded the had ta case of a tie game? A. No rule governs this; is given to hr home teiin if It fuma-vd the bail.

Q. What is an onside kick? A. It is a punt in which one or more members of the kicking team are behind the ball when It is kicked. They only are onside. Q.

A team has a touchdown scored on It, and when the goal from touchdown Is being kicked maV an Illegal substitution. It elects to receive the next kick-off. A the distance penalty Ts half the distance to the goal line this causes the offended team to kick off lx Barry Detmohd .0 0 Saturday. with the play of both teams. The Flttoijs scored their touchdown In the first period, when they took the ball up on straight rushes and Mc-Elaney carried it over.

The Fittons lost the ball in the second i period on Newports two-yard line on a rane le tall gladiators declared tonight Jhe' fumble. On Newports first play, Jennings le It conditioner uredEkmehwithnHirvard tackled the Newport man behind FiJnlt rt Roberts tomorrow at the Stadium. The biggest the visitors own goal for a safety. In 'L TuokPr mass meeting of students ever 6een on tjle iast period, with about two minutes Lumlregan ig. I Wltteberg College Hill yelled loud and long, alld 0 go Ring kicked a Eoal from the 40- Durkin Dreano some red-blooded speeches were made 10 lnbC lrom tne Sargent, by Brown alumni and old-time Bruin yard line.

The summary: Connors rg Williams, Q. Which team get the ball In ease cf a tie game c-a neutral rreUBti? A. A thtfe bo rule, the citlea Is to to, fer H. Builivaa rt Guild rt Fitzpatrick rt Ha rriz urley Kelley re McDermot qb qb Widfe I Norther ihb rhb Sweeuey Uroaby rhb Jhb Norton fb Cohen fb Katlereu Boh too Latin 12. Touchdown.

Iter- ri. McDermott. Referee, Tom McCabe. Umpire. Metevler.

I.inezman. Rowcry. Time. 12m period. NEWPORT A.

L. re Edwards on. Referee. Ryan. Umpire.

Stas wood. Linesmen. Tuomp-on. Time. Kan periods.

BEVERLY HI6H DEFEATS CHELSEA HIGH EASILY BEVERLY. Nov 11 Beverly High defeated Chelsea High in the North fcbor League this afternoon on the Cooney Athletic Field. 23 to The summary: BEVERLY HIGH CIIELSKA HIGH It arris jctoo li yNii le lQD(S JK3 IDtOO It Woods rg Farley rg I Walke rt It Holmes I MeUarthy Reid rt 1 rt Mccartiiy r(, le Fargent rg larringlou pohlimpfl le Anderson Kaplan qb Qb Murray TB Uhaurett ib Mi -lor Gorman qb Coltjifl Belanger qb lg Martlaud yei0i ihb rhb Maxwell 1 I-ehrun Ihb SulUran i Wentworth rhb Ihb Allen I Chaurett rhb Edwards Cunningham fb fb Ewing Sullivan Soore, Salem H. S. 13.

Touchdowns. Went-qb Libby worth. Welch. Goal from touchdown. Kaplan.

Wrightloy Referee, D. White. Umpire. Lewis. Linesman.

Sullivan. Field Judge. Lalor. Time. 12m periods.

Ihb Libby Exeter at 1:53. The seasons record of both teams follows: ANDOVER 48, Tufts Seennds O. 0, Dean Academy 0. 10, Harvard Frvsiimen 0. O.

Yale Freshmen 0. SO, M. I. T. Frebinen 0.

2S. Worcester Academy 13. 4, tied 2. Andovers total, 110. Opponents total.

13. EXETER 10, Harvard Seconds O. 3, Dartmouth Frealimcn 6. t), Yale Freahmeii 7. 0.

Harvard Freshmen 3. 13, Worcester Academy 0. 31. N. 11.

State Freshmen O. 3, lost 3. Exeter total, B7. Opponents total, 17. WINTHROP DEFEATS THE GLENWOOD A.

C. WINTHROP. Nov II On a field bo that punting wa9 uncertain and passing Impossible, Wlnthro defeated the Glenwood A. C. Cambridge this afternoon at Ingle-side Park, 13 to 0.

Talcott plunged over line in the first period, and an end for 10 yards by Barry in the third sports, among them Dick Comstock, I FITN A. C. star Brown ball player of 45 years ago. Sulllvaa le "Ill eat my hat if you can't beat that FenloD le second-fiddle crowd at Cambridge. You Flanagan It have done it before and you can do it Rutzky lg now.

The only reason the Crimson Var- souia lg sity dont play you tomorrow is theyre afraid youll knock em clean out and they would have no show for a big gate, jJoa)j at Yale, he said. i Keenan rg Dont get scared at the size of the scaramella rt Stadium. warned Comstock, when told pond rt that only three of the Brown outfit had Hayes re." ever played there. McGarry qb The practice today was harder than is usually given the day before a big Searlea Ihb contest, but there was signal work in Ihb plenty and final tries at forward pass- McElaney ing. the players showing skill in the work.

Ktinain tD Marshall had some exercise today at K1J1K rD SCHOOL FOOTBALL RESULTS Everett VvavrnUle aw, bridge 1 ia 21. Ntdfwd i. Klzadx Break line IUla lattv If. Iiarrbnler Uevloa Trade Mwkaak Aria (. Haverhill 21.

LevreR I. Uolievlrr X2. ItlioWa A. Nerwwed 2. NvavUd 7.

lewvbstT CaJVx Aiedrur Beiorir 11. ('feeler hbamler 7. Krvere letiacla Ilobwal Wakefield 7. rkotlav UilUad (. ember II.

Ilvnvwwtk II. Mfcuaaea C. Savvas C. Mdtvni Nikai 1 J. ree Axetrull er-aj (var IX.

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f.ardmee 7. (mi itvatl lv bare Keene fi. tree. Z. rvit-fard fi.

Jerdae i. Idavr (title fi. banhiaMaa tt pprtesfietd 7. llMlbraak 71. Hrvdcvare trafimvy fi.

are 1. bank AHlrbar I. Trade Always Master In the second game. Boaton Trade School started with a Jump. After each side had tested the other's kicking ability.

Trade marched down the field. Vasconcellaneous went over for a touchdown from the 10-yard line, which was not allowed because of offside play. Trade tried a forward, and Interfer-ence by Mechanic Art gave the ball to Trade on the one-yard line. Culla-nane went over for the touchdown. Williams missed the goal.

In the second period both aides fumbled at critical times, but no score resulted. In the second half an attempted for-wam pass Mechanic Art was inter-cepted. Trade in turn worked a pans. Cullanane to Hosm. that netted 25 yards.

A penalty put the bail on the one-yard mark. Williams went over on the fourtn try for the second score. Mechanic Arts bucked up and held Trade for down on their 35-yard mark Mechanic Arts tried a field ihb Ed.les fb Sullivan fb Allbrigiit SUFFIELD SCHOOL KEEPS ITS RECORD UNSULLIED punting and the team expressed confi-l Score, Fitton A. C. 11.

Touchdown, McEla-dance that if he gets into tomorrows Goal from field. Ring. safev, Wngbtley. Lame iii Hoe.lv He Empire, Kenned. -linesman.

game he will make things lively, Kelier parte It (oubit Avert jaft rt MrOorefa nt dart rt rt fkinnollj metier Sbaorraw re I rar Caliely qb lbb rb Bate Orvria hb. I tiwi Rrsde rub J( Martin 1 iiixlhbon rhb IDlvar-t fb fb Bortleia Gneley fb ore. Reverie H.xb S3. TewWewna. Brady 2.

Greeley. Fttixibboo. kmiiu. Greta rwn fiMwhdown. Grey 2.

Batchelder. Referee. Crowley. Umpire, lliberj. Luem.

belli an. Time, lo period. RoUbkln Fbvp.re Botev Itlerj fUkalva Settltt O'NeU scored the other touchdown, for the Glenwood. and Devlin WfreKthe end SUFFIELD, Conn, Nov 11 Suffleld Schools undefeated eleven beat Rox-bury School eleven, composed largely of prep school stars, 21 to 7, today. Caldwell starred for the winners, catching two forward passes and turning them into touchdowns.

The summary: Falls A. A. won the championship "of SUFFIELD Newton by defeating Ruddyville A. 12 to 7, this afternoon at Cabot Park be- rt Leraia fore 5000. The first score came in the Johnson If rg Wood first minute of play, when W.

Walker Andj-aon Stnrbohm picked up a fumble and dashed 70 yards. Benton rg lhayer i A 30-yard forward pass, W. Walker to Milton rg Henry, on a shift play, gave the win- rt Yheir DoraejTof It Coahen the Wlnthrop eleven played good games. The summary: WINTHROP LEGION GLENWOOD A le. 15181 It rt By ni rt Lyons is credited with 55-yard boots.

Several even wagers were made today on the game, but a couple of young men from Boston were offering 6 to 4 on Harvard night. BROWN AND HARVARD SECOND TEAMS TIED In a game brimfull of thrills, the nm the uiwell Harvard and Brown second squads bat- Ruddyvilles ran around end for 20 yards roley tied to a 14 to 14 score vesterday Brown Jn the second quarter for a tally The Try on qb 1 lo yesteroay. ro game was the seventh of for Richter ihb rhb Macriaty imwed a good all-around game, while the wnnerg; who have not yet been de- Foley Ihb R-hMt LLrvard was able to null un on even The summary: Babcock rhb. Kbaber Caswell vard was able to pull up on even feated. The summary Washington 1 of the period.

Mechanic Arts had the better of the last period, having the ball in Trade's territory until the last few minutes of play, when it cracked. Greene rased 40 yards around end. Ross tore around the other end for 30 mors The whistle saved another score, as the game ended with the bail In Trade possession on the seven-yard mark Tha summary: BOSTON TRADE MECHANIC ARTS Lindsey le re Keenan ascoiicellaneon le nlck Grwne le Jacobson It rt Sullivan rt Spang Maloney Belcher rg lg arnick rt It Lagatla re .1 Haui ill on 1 oter Talcott rhb llvne Hobtnson fb fb Hullis fb Harrington Wlnthrop Legion 13. Touchdown. Barry.

Goal from touchdown. Gunder-aou. Referee, Jordau. Worcester. Umpire.

Anthony. Linesman, It. Talcott. Field Judge. W.

Time, 12 and XSm periods. the chances are that the teams will go Riley on the field an even For two successive years Andover has humbled Exeter and popular expectation is that it will annex its third successive game. One dyed-in-the-wool football expert, who has watched both teams perform, is inclined to favor Lx-eter's chances of winning, because of the condition of the field after the rain. Kxeter will have an advantage of 10 pounds per man in weight and that fact mav be a deciding factor. Exeter resorts mainly to straight football.

while Andover counts on the speed of its backs to offset whatever advantage Exeter possesses. Andover, however will certainly be at a disadvantage if the field is muddy and it may cost her the game. Exeter Line Much Heavier The Exeter line averages something like 190 pounds. It will be recalled that Exeters line played Andovers to a standstill a year ago, and with many of its veterans back in their old positions the former is likely to be even bettex today. Clement Coady of Newton nnd Thomas Driscoll of Boston are the Exeter tackles and they rank with the best that the New Earn pshire school has had in years.

The guards are William Van Lengen and Roland Smart, who weigh 187 and 193 pounds, respectively, and both are forwards of first-class ability. Bill Forrest, the center, who comes from Stoneham, is an Technical School product and tips the scales at 178 pounds. Both of Exeters ends. Clyde Bingham, brother of Bill Bingham, who weighs 176, and Ben Butterworth, son of Frank Butter-worth of Yale football fame, weighs 182 PAndover has at left end Stanley Gill who weighs 164, and Edwin Wolfe, the other end, a veteran of two years, tips the scales at 169. They rank with the leading ends that the Bay State School has had In the past five or six years.

Capt Leo Daley at left tackle weighs 176 pounds and will be outweighed at least 20 pounds by Coady of Exeter. Donald Gray, another Newton boy, who plays right tackle for Andover, is 20 pounds lighter than Tom Driscoll of Exeter. Daniel Allen of Andover weighs 178 pounds and Roland Smart of Exeter will have five pounds advantage over him. Van Johnstone will play right guard for Andover and he Is eight pounds lighter than W4111am Van Lengen of Exeter. The two quarterbacks will naturally play an Important part In the game and whoever uses the better judgment and takes advantage of his opponents weakness Ms likely to come out victorious.

Capt Joe McGlone of Exeter, who halls from Natick, has been on the injured list all Fall and whether he will be at his best is a matter of doubt. When himself he can drive his team and get good results and much of Exeters success depends upon his Judgment and selection of plays. Andover Quarter a Star Alexander Sayles will pilot the Andover eleven, and from all reports he has covered himself with glory. He has a good head, picks his holes like a veteran, and Is rather handy in carrying himself. Comparing the two backfields there seems to be a decided edge in the weight question in Exeters favor, and on a wet field this will aid the New Hampshire eleven.

Exeter will in all probability start Marion Cheek of Jtrookline at left halfback and Mark McIntyre at right halfback, with Jack Reed at fullback. Carl Lundeli, the ex-Boston High School of Commerce halfback, may be called Into the game because of his speed, but with a muddy and slippery field he would be under a handicap. Andover has In Robert Downes, the Haverhill High halfback of a year ago. a most consistent ground gainer at right halfback. Louts Wlenecke, left halfback, is.

a shifty player. John Deigaan, the fullback. Is a hard-hitting line bucker, but whether he is the equal of Jack Reed of Exeter, remains to be eftnia expected that all reports for at-tendancr figures at an Andover-Exeter game will be broken. A special train will leave Andover at noon to carry the Walker Ing at Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Won Exeter Kxeter Kxeter Kxeter Kxeter Kxeter Won wet forward Legion of the run period Hamilton for defensive Clancy Jeuniogs Callahan Carrol Hamilton Phillips Gunderson Dev lin Ba rry Farrell Kelley Score, Talcott. Russell.

ONE School to 0. run SAUGUS Pool IcboUon Maddoc Saxon Herald (. a lder Davis Pike Score, Referee, Butler. LONG game Abington UX)0, 42-yard Pickett Largnrde 1 lynu flpratt Rii I A Plftt8 Moore 1U leave Anuovrr i vim tu tany me rnfr(l, if-rms through the stellar work of J. S-kreenherg, the diminutive quarter, who rc Aadersuo Denney lg Fetler lg Conklin lg McDouald Palmer rg Anderson Rot re.

NEWTON U.F RUDDYVILLE A Anlnionl le re Whalen touchdowns for his team. iKanOIit rt Roche Gne of his scintillating bits of play rF George lg rg Gaegrio wag a run-back of the kickoff for 70 Henry lg Jards to the Brown 20-yard line. I Walker Kepnslea Sullivan, the Brown halfback, was lK score fTv, hLs team, tUng both .7 In the first period Pratt recov- Walker qb qb Keagan "rt a fumble on his own 20-yard line i qb Gray and then (ireenberg, whose play was Moran Ihb rhb Clark 8ood enough to put him on the varsity i lbfh hea thin week, took the ball for a 30-yard fb 8 i -ore. Newton Upper Falla, 12. Ruddyville a abe two-yard Hne.

from 7 Touchdowns tv. Walker, Heury, Doraey. lere carried the ball over Goai from touchdown, 8bea. Referee. Russell.

Umpire, Lane. Liuesman, Grant. Field goaf alte rush Greehberg also kicked Munnick. espttin lC Wiantftn ley lc lon(evjr a 1 1 Kobr I le Mitobem I le lHimore le frftlllTftO I I CuUlDftOft Qb.v GflfTCtt lbb asa Williams rbb VftftooacclItDeoQS fb Dirdea fb Score, Trod School 12. Touchdown.

Colli-imne. Williams. Referee, Rooney lmptre, McCabe Li Denman, Metevler. Time. periods.

Krirknon Winslow Wtnkw rhb Iriioif 1'arnie lbb Adler fb JCarnie TOUCHDOWN GIVES SAUGUS HIGH VICTORY METHUEN. Nov 11 Saugus High defeated Methuen High this afternoon on the Pelham-st 6 The score resulted from a Go-yard by Pike after catching a punt. The summary: METHUEN II 9 le re Bod well re Haynes rt 11 ft rdn lg rg 1ord Bentley rg lg Wilr-utt Wood rt Hook re le Templeman le Moore Huckmaa Uannagan Robinson llt Moore fb Winn San gus H. S. 6.

Touchdown, Pika. Tower. Umpire, Nicholson. Linesman, Time, 11m periods. Funck rhb Howe rhb Tryon fb Klein Barclayfb Score, Suffield 21.

Rozbury T. Touchdowns, Caldwell 2- Foley, Klein. Goal from touchdowns, Richter 2. Babcock. Klein.

Referee, Hulek. Springfield. Umpire, Keene, Spring-field. LineHmao, Kelleher. Hartford, lime, 12m periods.

WAKEFIELD HIGH TAKES ARLINGTON INTO CAMP ARLINGTON, Nov Wakefield High School football team won its Mystic Valley Interscholastic League game from Arlington High, 7 to 0, in a thrilling contest, before a large holiday crowd, on the Spy Pond Athletic Field this afternoon. i The only, touchdown came in the second period, when D. Talbot tore through the opposing line and across the goal ne. Talbot also kicked the goal, Leary. Arlingtons right guard, broke his right arm.

He was replaced by Colbert. The summary: WAKEFIELD HIGH ARLINGTON UGH Corcoran re Hammond Fuller It Foater Sidney lg if Leary Clements lg rg Colbert Hu Crosby c( nQinotin Fltsgerftld lg Burnham Martin rg King rt Cothell Mullen Iq Bolt Talbot qh. lynch Qb Donovan Cottiiliii Ihb. rhb Keefa rbb Danton Talbot Ihb Ward i Ihb McLelland Grant fb. fb Bean Ion Score, Wakefield nigh School 7.

Touchdown. D. Talbot. Goal from touchdown. P.

Talbot, Referee, Brett. Umpire. Gordon. Linesman, Merrlgan. Time, 10m periods.

I ringing the t.all to rUterw'e cce-vsd line. tl-n carried it over. In the tk r.g minute Revere foccLt devperaieiy for a (le and in th two Incite the tT'C'ZB it own ji- bid line to Gioureder', enx-yard lin- through a series of Wrt paxees. the final bi(tl- undoubted: averting a touchdown. The summary; bUjlt'LbTLB li REtlLia.

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liveMztb. feirem Tune, lies erier. WAYLAND I CH RIMS WESTBORO HIGH, 16 TO 1 WESTBriRO. Nov 11 Wstlaod High defeated High ftbail team, lo to 14. this afternoon at Harriett FbeM.

Capt H-Jiruau made two on forward (avvev and I oln of "'avian kicked a from the fieSd. Th summary: watland wi -ry Parteau U-lwv Ijfonl if Iff a a wre.am., fff 1lhofi I Oi a a a a a rt IUnift4 rt Parit Mckmfy hr I rtl a "U-ire Hl ih fH th Bsfl Scort. WftjuM 21 rb Iff. WMilftf tefe TerfciJvsst, ilvffep Z- 2. fNt4 MJ.

I Ks'-Sft I nkk IfeisriAfiWT. klumH RrffiNY, ul Cftirt lrsft. lat.rUi3b (4ir.kb. 1 UXMf lZU WellesleyllisH Wing, 32-6 WELLESLET. Nov 11 Wer.ealey High trimmed Attiei-c-ro the af.ereooB at ilunneweil 1'wiiL to Stover, ti.a Wellesley fullback, rrxx her of Klirer, ar old "VS'cvJey and Andover player, put up LruUrt gw tne.

DEATHS DAItL ta Nee, 11. ln t. (a, u4 4 ui re lab. aerel MoaCv, ft i're lata fi Rcvi4 M-. at 2 4k.

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Mare, i COLBY ACADEMY PLAYS OO TIE WITH AMESBURY' AMESBURY. Nov 11 Amesbury llixh rlayed a scoreless game with Colby Academy of New London. H. today, on a field covered with mud- Colby lost the only opportunity to score In the game by a 50-yard penalty, when the bail was on Ameeburys five-yard line. The summary: AUEflBCRT HIGH COLBT ACAPF-MT y.

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Tune. Time. 11m period. PLYMOUTH HIGH WHIPS WHITMAN HIGH, 13 TO 6 PLYMOUTH. Nov 11 Plymouth High defeated Whitman High this afternoon at Stephens- Field.

13 to 6. tn the Old Colony iLeague. This was 'the first defeat suffered by Whitman In four years in a league game. McLean started the scoring by racing 4t) yard In the first period for a touen-down. The nummary: PLYMOUTH HIGH WHITMAN HIGH Paul Kervrar I.norerfct It rt Gmly Lkkter lg.

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Plymouth High 13. Whitman High M'rLen, Strav 1. Uarde. rel from toochdowo, Prerre. Hefenre.

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Grey, Tuiut. Ivan period GLOUCESTER HIGH HURLS FORWARD PASSES TO WIN GLOUCESTER. Nov 11 Successful use Of th forwsrd paas featured Ihpxficr-noons North Shore League game 1-e-t wren Gloucester High an I Itevere. The home team scored it second victory of the season by winning. 7 to 0 Gloucester opened th third period with a brilliant 'Offensive.

Capt Curitv paved th way or a touchdown with two successive phases of 25 attd Xi yard. F-ulllvan received the kickoff in the nec-vfid half and ran it back 80 yards a touchdown. From there on the game resawed, with Brown having the advantage. The play of Charlie at tackle was especially strong tnig period. in the third period a series of forward lin Rz! took ball to the three-yard where Greenberg again car-.

over an1 kicked the goal after iJof, own- Brown now started a for-tn offensive which brought it 15-yard line, from where Higgins to Sullivan, who carried the ball the final score of the game. nlon kicked goal. The summary: tnoOND BROWN SECOND le- re Taylor Mihon le. Simmon re obaffee riming. rt strlckler NORWOOD HIGH ROLLS UP 28 TO MANSFIELDS 7 NORWOOD, Nov 11 Norwood High defeated Mansfield High this afternoon, 28 to 7, at Civic Field.

Readell and Bower pulled off three successful passes, the iast one being responsible for a touchdown from the 30-yard scratch. The ball was tn the visitors territory during most of the game, except in the third period, when Mansfield was able to push the pigskin over th line by Judge, A. Durblab. Time, four 15m periods. NOTRE DAME MAY SEEK HARVARD GAME IN 1922 SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov 11 The Notre Dame football team will not play the Army eleven of West Point in 1922, Announcement to this effect was made upon the teams arrival home from the East, where the Army and Rutgerss both bowed to Notre Dame.

It Is said Notre Dame, will make an Eastern trip next season, but will Op- pose some other team. No reason was given for removing the Army from the schedule. Although Coach Rockne made no announcement, tt is reported his eleven will try for a game with either Harvard or Yale in 1922. From the same source it also was said Penn State or Pittsburg will be brought to South Bend for a game next year, SOCCER RESULTS At Quincy Fore River Sooth Boston Ranger Maple Leaf Junior 4, M. I.

T. Freshmen 0. At Strandway Park South Boaton Celtic 7. Armenian American 1. At Lndlow Thistle 2, Will tins 2.

At Fall River Fall River Sever 6. Braintree O. At Amherst Dartmouth 1. Amherst 0. Rave re-Chelsea Game Off The Revere Clty-Chelsoa A.

game 1 Glatw Mazet Baptiato lg Burn am FIELD GOAL MARKS BRIDGEWATERS VICTORY ABINGTON. Nov II The football between the Old Town team of and Bridgewater this afternoon attracted gathering of more than but Abington met defeat after a strenuous fight, 9 to a Spratt kicked a field goal. The summary: BRIDGEWATER OLD TOWN Rlordan It. Chamberlain nt El me Dnonell prague Nee rg, lg Ladina C. Chamberlain Karnbli rt MacDlarmld straight plunging for Its only score.

Hammerswys punting was a feature. He kicked more than 60 yards consistently. C. Anderson for the losers, and Foren for the winners, were the moat consistent ground gainers. The summary: NORWOOD niGH rWf lft esee CftrlHOO lteeeee CniTfta It Potter lfvM Tfthftffflo Iff Kitmliin Hut in T.

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Goal lieferei GreenUrg 2. Higeina 2. 1- 11 it ankart, Dartmouth. Umpire, beetle trm. Llneaman, Koderlci kle- Time, 12a end lGm periods.

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football players today entrained for Boston, whence thy will travel north tomorrow morning to meet New Hampshire State at Durham. The entire student body, that had not already started for Durham, was at the station to bid the man goodby. Trainer Ball announced that the whole team scheduled for "J0 a Xc-i-'i arood shaP- and that his hospital off, the latter team having canceled. jiat iaa negligible quantity. Johnioo rt alt iifarh Smltb rke A AntrfAi Ir Ctvilto Rfftllrlt ob.

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Anderaoa. Goal, Inna tou-'hdovrs. Laaimervky (. Jack- Bay -State eleven and underieraduateH ii'ti Mjflott 'Fxeler. There will be no sneclal 1 trains1 Vrom Bostcfn.WThe Boston Trams Jarett that connect with the game will start RWe Pendlelon Referee.

Pendleton. field jud'NivbLluvL at 8:61 and the latter train arriy- mn, susaieid. Xls, 12m period. I 'ey.