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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
5
Tinker, manager of the Whales, breaks up a Sunday game by walking with a player and scolding a fourteen year old catcher seen playing on a vacant lot near a hotel. The youth’s reply hints at a father playing short.
Clarence sought the father of the woman he wished to marry and declared his intentions. The father asked about promotion or salary rise, and Clarence responded with optimism, noting his low position near the bottom of the establishment.
Harvard coach Percy D. Haughton plans to teach drop kicking to a select group of players over the next weeks. Charles Brickley, a Harvard graduate, has left a void in Eddie Mahan's backfield as the 1915 team risks overreliance on Mahan for drop kicks.
Eddie Collins, known as Mr. Edgar Collins in Pittsburgh, formerly played for San Antonio in the Texas League. The Pirates acquired him from that club, with his given name Edgar.
The text argues that widespread pity for the poor is shallow and disrespectful. It claims pity treats the poor as objects, equates cruelty to humans with cruelty to animals, and fails to recognize injustice among equals or treachery to comrades.
Dr Messer advertises sole practitioner care for men with blood poison enlarged glands and bladder ailments. Free consultation daily with hours listed and office at 2041 E Heron Street Aberdeen.
Harvard led by Captain Mahan aims to beat Yale in the upcoming matches. Yale skipper Captain Wilson predicts victory as both teams prepare for the late November schedule.
The article argues that what appears as luck in football is mainly skill and coaching. It highlights Princeton and Harvard games, noting breaks favor teams that train to recover fumbles and loose balls, with White of Princeton cited for his speed and ball handling.
Yale prepares to host Columbia for a first varsity clash in years on November 12 over a 1 mile 7 8 mile course at Lake Whitney or Lake Saltonstall. Yale will quarter Columbia oarsmen overnight and host them at the Yale Princeton game the next day.
Former Yale football players remain highly popular as coaches despite Blue defeats. A college canvass shows more Eli alumni coaching than any other college in football history, with Princeton Dartmouth Pennsylvania Lafayette and Syracuse well represented. Harvard and Cornell have fewer. Western schools Chicago and Michigan lead, with Minnesota Wisconsin Notre Dame and Illinois also present.
The piece notes Young Snake Ames has a strong season for Princeton under Coach Rush, contrasting his current sharp play with the fragile, debated youth of the prior year. It highlights his unusually good head and suggests his smaller frame was a handicap before.
An advertisement urges readers to try Dr King s New Life Pills as a laxative to release poisons from the system. It claims accumulated waste causes ailments and lists dizziness spots before the eyes and misery as signs. A dose tonight promises relief by morning.
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