Yale Football History Through 1930s News Notes
A sprawling historical collage traces Yale football from 1883 to 1930s eras, noting undefeated seasons, coaching runs by Ray Tomkins, legendary feats such as long kickoff returns, and key games against Penn Princeton Harvard and Army. It highlights scoring changes, famous players, and campus sports culture with multiple named figures and institutions.
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Yale
Ray Tomkins
Elis
Williams
Penn
J. C. Leeds
Harvard
New Haven
Horward
Ove
Notre Dame Army
Chicago
Soldier’s Field
Gil Dobie
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Crowley
Layden
Saubidreher
Miller
West Point
Walter Camp
Columbia
Yate
Gene Vidal
Army Drop
Minnesota
Adam Walsh
William H. Lewis
United States
Brown
Washington State
Pop Warner
Lions
X. Triplett Haxall
Princeton
Michigan
Willie Heston
Cornell Penn
Jesse Douglas
Big Red
George Pfann
Eddie Raw
Fenn
Heinie Miller
Cornell
Shiverfels
Low Little
Charley Barrett
Henry Armstrong
Tony Chavez
Derby Dick Thompson
Blue Larkspur
Lew Raymond
Hexing
Cleveland
Ralph Guldahl
Art Lane
Thatcher Longstreth
Gil Lea
Little Alfred
Eastern College
Varsity
Exeter
Wavy
Annapolis
Clif Montgomery
Ralph Hewitt
Corona
Ralph
Big Ten
Iarry Kipke
Gus Dorais
Detroit
Uteritz
Wolverine
California
Bony Friedman
C. C
Marvey Tharman
Quaker City
Lou Little
Rutgers
Wilder Tasker
Max Machon
Hjalmar Lundin
Yankees
Johnny Murphy
Frank Makosky
George Low
Dauber
Barry Richards
Fale
Frank
Wart
Hessberg
Colwell
Highclass
Frosh
Mickey Reilly
Barney Ross
New York
Miss Pearl Siegel
Ray King
Gophers
Northwestern
Bernie Bierman
King
New York University
Cohen and
Kelly
Louisiana State
Babe in the Blazing House Rescue by a Nine-Year-Old
Mary Ann Grob of New York recalls fall 1921 in Thayer West Virginia a fire that left only the chimney. Nine year old Mary saved her eight month old brother Eddie from a burning house despite dense smoke and searing heat.
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Ello
Mary Ann Grob
New York City
Mary
Thayer
West Virginia
John
Pete
Eddie
Dad
Ittie
Sew-Your-Own Gifts From Santa Clauses Pattern Parade
Sew-Your-Own joins Santa to offer festive gifts and pattern sets for women and girls. Descriptions include velvet house coats aprons dressy styles and a Temple Trio hat scarf and mitt set with item numbers 1893 1423 1210 1422 and 1393. Patterns require specific yardage and materials with orders sent to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept San Francisco.
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Milady
Santa Claus
Sew
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
New Montgomery Ave
San Francisco
Calif
Saba Island Yields To Legends And Lace
Saba is a rugged Caribbean isle under five square miles with English roots, Dutch influence, and a wary populace. Fire Bottom is the island’s main town. Lightning can injure trees, with rare St Elmo's fire potentially killing whole trees within days.
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Saba
Strange Isle
Caribbean
Fire Bottom
Quality of Hope Inspires Life and Mind
Hope quickens still parts of life and keeps the mind awake in indolent hours. It brings habitual serenity and good humor. A vital heat of the soul, it cheers and gladdens when attention is lacking. It makes pain easier and labor pleasant.
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Addison
Vermont name change history from New Connecticut to Vermont
A brief note explains that the region now known as Vermont was once called New Connecticut before adopting its current name, reflecting early territorial naming changes.
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Vermont
Connecticut
New Connecticut
Pisistratus Called First Large Scale Greek Book Collector
A historical note identifies Pisistratus as the first Greek to collect books extensively, marking a key moment in preserving literature and learning for later generations.
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Pisistratus
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