Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL RADIATOR. 23 Notes. Purcell, captain of last year’s track team, is at Exeter this fall. Only those connected with the sport can appreciate his untiring efforts to make his team a success. The labor spent for this end interfered greatly with his own running. Speaking of track athletics we have a man to be proud of. Those who follow that sport without doubt have noticed the excellent record of W. E. Eaton, E., '01, formerly of the Latin school. With constantly decreasing handicaps, he has won heats and races against the best men about Boston during the past summer. Kimpton was a promising candidate for end, but withdrew from the game because of his parents’ interference. Fitts and Story are with the Fresh- man squad at Harvard. Saunders, Philbrick and Cuddy are at Brown. Cuddy played a star end in the Brown-Pennsylvania game. He scored Brown’s only touchdown. Much credit is due to Roy Pipe for his regular coaching of the football squad. Harts will make a great end. Over 400 have joined the Athletic Association. This is the kind of sup- port that counts. It is not too late for others to show their interest. LORING PHIPPS, v Architects U08 Exchange Building, - Boston. G. F. Loring, 78 Highland Ave., Somerville. F. L. CARD. Groceries and Provisions, GIL'MAN SQUARE. L. Herbert Huntley Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Poultry, Vegetables and Provisions. H Rlackstone Market and 84 Hlackxtone Market. Telephone Haymarket 782 Boston. Let’s have some enthusiasm at the games. The boys did not receive the proper encouragement at their first home game. Kimball is playing well. Cushman played guard for Tufts in the West Point and Brown games. Every effort is being made to secure a thoroughly competent coach. Mr. E. K. Carpenter, captain of Tufts, ’98, coached the boys before going to Andover. Knight, L., ’99, is playing a good game for Tufts at full-back. It is said that Russell, last year’s guard, will be with the team again be- fore these notes go to press. Do not fail to attend every league game. Here’s to the boys of red and blue! We’re in to win ! Schedule of League Games. Oct. 27. English High, (undecided;. Nov. 3. Boston Latin at Tufts Oval. Nov. 9. Hopkinson at South End. Nov. 17. Brookline at Charles River Park. Nov. 23. C. M. T. S. at Charles River Park. Yankee Doodle went to class. Depending on his pony. The student body rose en moss» , And stopped the ceremony.- Ex. PHILIP EBERLE, Retail Dealer In all kinds of Boots, © Shoes © and © Rubbers, BEST STYLES. Low iMtlCKS. 24 UNION SQ., SOMERVILLE, MASS. JK„ FINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. 7 CRHN E=’S THROAT AND LUNG BALSAM. A Purely Veoktahi.k Preparation and. the only known Specific for all diseases ot the throat and lungs. CHAS. H. CRANE, So!e Manufacturer and Proprietor, EAST SOMERVILLE, - - MASS. Be sure and buy the Thanksgiving issue of The Radiator........

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22 SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL RADIATOR. On Malden’s kickoff C. Patch clev- erly caught the ball and made a good run. There was no more scoring. Whittaker was the star of the game considering his inexperience. For new men, Lewis, C. Patch and Moore also did well. Mitchell and Hurley played well for Malden. McCarthy also punted finely. The game was won by Somerville s sand and aggressive play. The lineup: Somerville High. Malden High. Harts. 1. c.. r. e.. Walls Lewis, 1. t.. r. t.. Hill Hatch, 1. t. Grant. 1. t.. r. t.. Decatur Beardsley, i. g., r. g., Flanders W. Patch, c., c., Jurry Kimball, r. g., 1. g., Bartholomew 1. g., Barrows Whittaker, r. t.. 1. t., Powers Moore, r. e.. 1. e.. Mitchell R. Pipe, r. e. Armstrong, q., q., McCarthy, Capt. C. Stone, q., Jones (acting capt.), 1. h.. r. h.. Rice C. Patch, r. h., 1. h., Hurley Lewis, f., f.. Gatchell Hubbard, f., Score—Somerville High, 5. Goal from the field — Jones. Referee— Mr. Hill. Malden. Umpire—Mr. Drouet, Somerville Citizen. Linesman—Mr. Avery, S. II. and L. Somerville vs. Andover. Somerville played a fine game against the heavy Andover eleven on Oct. 4. Our team, compared with that of Andover, appeared too light to be a fit opponent for such heavy men, but played a snappy,determined game,which caused considerable surprise to the spectators. Andover won the toss and worked the ball down the field by steady gains, making no long runs. In about ten minutes Levine had scored a touchdown. Bloomer failed to kick the goal. After this Somerville appeared a little tired and did not hold so firmly until Andover had nearly scored again. Before the ball was pushed over, our team made a wonderful rally considering the weight opposing them. Bloomer again failed to kick an easy goal. Andover started sgain with the ball, but after three downs, Kimball broke through and blocked Levine’s kick. The ball bounced back about ten yards, when it was picked up by Harts, who by clever dodging carried it 30 yards for a touchdown. Jones kicked the goal. There was no more scoring in the first half. In the second half the Andover team had things their own way. Somerville was given 15 yards because of off side play. Andover scored twice in seven minutes. With three minutes to play, Captain Ball went into the game. lie kicked off, sending the ball flying down between Andover’s goal posts. Levine took it, but was tackled by Hall on Andover’s 30-yard line. Andover then made steady gains, but failed to score again. It is remarkable that Andover could make no long runs throughout the game. Harts, Jones, Lewis and Kim- ball played well for Somerville. The lineup: Andover. Somerville. Mathews, 1 e., r. e., Moore Rothchild, 1. t., r. t-. Hamblin, Hall Weeks, 1. g„ .ri g., Kimball Howe, Flinn, c., c., Patch Kenney, r. g., 1. g.,C. Stone Bloomer, r. t., 1. t.. Whittaker Rafferty, r. e.. 1. e., Harts. R. Pipe Brown, q. b., q. b., Armstrong. E. Stone Rinehart. McKay. 1. h. b., r. h. b.. C. Patch Collins, r. h. b.. 1. h. b.. Lewis, Jones Levine, f. b., f. b.. Hubbard Score Andover, 22 : Somerville. 6. Touch- downs—Levine (4» Harts. Goais from touch- downs—Jones, Bloomer (2). Umpire—Stearns. Referee -C. R. Pipe. Linesman—Winslow. Time—20 and 10 minute periods. Somerville, 5 ; Medford, 0. The old rivalry between S. H. and L. and Medford High, which has lasted since Junior League days, drew a large crowd to the Oval on Wednesday, the 10th. Somerville with a lighter team clearlv outplayed its rival, keeping the bull always in Medford's territory. Our touchdown was scored in the first half. Ball bucked the line in fine style for re- peated gains. More of Jones’ punting could have been used effectively. Wil- liams and Blakely gained ground for Medford. For our team, Jones, Ball and Lewis excelled.

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