Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL RADIATOR 23 has a few more kicks left like that one of last fall's Medford game. Joseph Murphy is showing grand form at end, especially in covering punts and getting his man. The team greatly misses the services of Erling Doane. Nevertheless, Hayden is playing a slash- ing game at fullback. He is only a Sophomore, and should develop into a star: he is a natural full- back. W iley lias made quite a reputation breaking through.” Oh. no! not a second-storv man. only a football player. Speed Anderson sprained his hand in the Wellesley game. ----------------------------- Somerville Xoses Opener Somerville lost its opening game of the season 1 • Wellesley. 1 5 to 0. The game was played on Somerville Field, and the defeat of the home team was due chiefly to poor team work. It was Wellesley's third game, however, which may account somewhat for its splendid showing. The game was not Somerville's best exhibition of football, however, and much improvement is expected. J. Robertson, A. Anderson, and Wiley excelled for Somerville, while Stover, Putnam and Kuhle- wein put up a good game for Wellesley. WELLESLEY. SOMERVILLE. J. Carey, l.e..................l.e.. Iloban, Hall Putnam, l.t.................l.t., Joseph Murphy Bergen. Weeks, 1. g.. l.g., H. Robertson, EI. Anderson Tilton, c.................c., Cushing, Hopkins Harvey, r. g.......................r.g.. Wiley Coolidge. r.t.................r.t., J. Robertson W. Carey, r.e..........r.c., Doughty. Farnum Kuhlewein. q.b..............q.b.. Uianchi, Egan Curry. Finnerty, l.h......l.h., Ellis. Rubenstein Hatch, r.h.........................r.h., Bowen Stover, Fowle, f.b............f.b., A. Anderson Score—Wellesley, 15: Somerville, 0. Touch- downs—Coolidge, J. Carey. Goal from field—Put- nam. Umpire—Hvslop. Referee—Smith. Head linesman--McCarthv. Time - 10-minute periods. -------------------------------------- Somerville, 12; Xawrcnce, 0 Somerville defeated Lawrence, October 8, in a hard-fought game played on a soggy field. The showing made by the Somerville outfit was a de- cided improvement over that of the previous game with Wellesley. Lawrence kicked off to Somerville to start, and was down with the ball like a flash. The home team was unable to pierce the opposing defence and punted to the middle of the field. From here, by a eries of line plunges, the boys from the great mill city pushed ahead until Somerville was in the shadow of her goal posts. But here the defence stiffened and forced the offence to try a field goal, which failed. I11 the second period S .nerville started from her own thirty-five-yard line and by speedy work made two first downs. Then it was that Hayden broke loose and ran through the middle of the whole Lawrence team, all but ten yards of a touch- dr wn. This inspired the team with new life and in two rushes Bowen was over for a touchdown. The attempt at the goal failed. In the fourth period. Lawrence led another grand charge down the field, and a 1 mchd nvn looked inevitable, but at this moment Somer- ville's stonewall defence courageously withstood the attack and held. With but a few minutes to play. Ellis, by ex- cedent interference and clever running, carried the ball from bis own twenty-yard line down the field for a touchdown. The ball was re-called, how- ever. to the opponents' forty-yard line, where Ellis was claimed to have stepped offside. The final score was made by Bowen, who was materially aided by another brilliant run by Hayden and a tackle play by J. Robertson which brought the ball to tlie one-yard line. Joseph Murphy. Wiley. J. Robertson, Hayden, and A. Anderson shone for the home team while Redman. Fleming, and E. Perry played well for Lawrence. The game was played at Recreation Field. The score:— LAWRENCE HIGH. SOMERVILLE HIGH, (-lover. Blair, l.e., l.e., Iloban, Doughty. Farnum E. Perry, l.t...............l.t., J. Robertson Marsden, Cummings, l.g.. l.g.. H. Robertson. H. Anderson Callahan, c...............c.. Cushing. Hopkins J. Perry, r.g...............r.g.. A. Anderson Maginess. Eastwood, r.t.............r.t.. Wiley Delaney. Zelinsky, r.c..r.e.. Joseph Murphy Hall Redman, q.b.................q.b.. Bianchi. Egan Kennis, Marsden, l.h......l.h., Ellis, Rubenstein Higgins, r.h.........r.h.. Bowen. John Murphy Fleming, f.b......................f.b., Hayden Score—Somerville. 12: Lawrence. 0. Touch- downs— Bowen. (2). Umpire—McCarthy. Referee —Smith. Head linesman—Kolseth. Time—Ten- minute periods.

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