Harvard Football Gate Receipts Reach About 270000
Harvard's intercollegiate football team played nine games this season on rainy Saturdays drawing about 200000 fans through the gates. The nine games yielded gross receipts near 270000 dollars.
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Harvard
Harvard Football Receipts Prove Self Supporting Despite Rain
Harvard Athletics expects a net gain of about 90 000 dollars from the Bridham season after paying all expenses and sharing 50 50 with Yale and Princeton on Harvard Yale and Harvard Princeton receipts. Crowds ranged from 10 000 to 83 000 across nine games yielding roughly 270 000 dollars in gate receipts.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Fred W. Moore
Harvard Athletics
New Jersey
Tadium
Penn State
Cornell
Brown
University of Maine
Bates
Williams
Holy Cross
Crimson
Leland Farm Agency
Randolph
E. LL. McAuliffe
Main St
Mass
Somerville Home Building Association
Broadway
Tel
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Boston
the Post
South Braintree
Post
Knowles
West Somerville
M. Fritz
KE. Garfield Boulevard
Chicago
Ill
James Coyne
State Stram Engineering School
Haverhill St
OPRY
FIREM
Hawley &Nginfering School
Huntington Ave
Atlas Publishing Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lee
Hascall
Beacon St
F. W. Kilpatrick
Commonwealth Ave
Auburndale
N. E. Auto School
Appleton St
Fishermen Idle at Tremendous Rainy Tide At Dock
Ground fishermen at the wharf reported sparse activity as rain drenched harbor. The Eliza Levensaler, bound for Scituate from Bangor, remains stuck on Ram's Head bar and may lift at high water with help from the Androscoggin. Meanwhile ships Arab ic, Currier, Menominee, and Devonian sailings and passenger totals are noted as signals of a busy week ahead.
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T Wharf
Eliza Levensaler
Bangor
Scituate
Jumber
Ram’s Head Bar
Androscoggin
White Star
Cape Race
Boston
Liverpool
Queenstown
Currier
Matanzas
Cuba
Red Star
Menominee
Maritime Vessels In Tow And Bailed At Various Ports
Barge Irwin at Providence Prudence Walls Newburyport tows barge Draper for Philadelphia and Newport News while barge Sagua is towed. Mt Hope remains at Fall River and Berkeley at Bristol. Schooners Jeremiah Smith Marshall Bridgewater Theoline Cummings Taovernville bailed. Steamers Carolyn Philadelphia Charles F Mayer from Baltimore Portsmouth tugs Tacony tow Oxford from South Amboy Portland Sadie Ross Gloucester towing schooner Selma.
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Howarth
Genoa
Naples
Azores
Arkansas
Dan
Egense
Copenhagen
Christiania
San Jose
McKinnon
Port Simon
Kentuckian
Dow
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Mex
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
N. C
Calvin Austin
Mitchell
St. John
N. B
City of Atlanta
Diehl
Savannah
Ontario
Bond
Norfolk
Lexington
Thacher
Philadelphia
Bay View
Cooper
Newport News
James 8. Whitney
Crowell
New York
Charles Fayer
Machen
Baltimore
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Gwalia
Johnson
Harvard
Emelie
Richmond
Brown
George H. Sheffield
Lancaster
Concord
Peteral River
Coaldale
Sk. Mere
Calhoun
Newpe -Bergea
Irwin
Providence
Prudence
Walls
Newburyport
Draper
Waltham, McConnell
Sagua
Mt. Hope
Fall River
Berkeley
Bristol
Jeremiah Smith
Marshall
Bridgewater
Theoline
Cummings
Taovernville
Carolyn
Charles F. Mayer
Portsmouth
Tacony
Oxford
South Amboy
Sadie Ross
Selma
Births Marriages Deaths Notices From The Post
The column lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices with times and locations for services across Boston area towns. It includes names such as Bright Burbank Burke Clarke Day Finley Flanagan Flynn Fultz Geary Hamilton Ives Jensen Long Manahan McCann McCarthy Nigro O Connell O Reilly Peden Regan Richardson Saxby Scott Shea Smith Spence Thompson Vaughan Walsh Worcester and others with addresses and church details for services and interments.
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St. Anthony’s
Holton St
Finley
Roxbury
Bridget
Flanagan
James J
Mary J
Matthew Flanagan
Union Park
Flynn
Somerville
John
Mary
Oxford St
Winchester
Mass
Boston
Geary
Brighton
Grace E
John A. Geary
Delap
Hugh Wyllie
Gem Ave
St. Columbkine’s
Hamilton
West Roxbury
Angenette Tinkham
B. F. Hamilton
Dwight Leggett
Burton E. Hamilton
Hastings St
Ives
Andover
N. H
Susan Whiting
Henry G. Ives
Washington St
Newton
Jensen
Bridget Julia
Andrew P. Jensen
Gallagher
Sumner St
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Long
Harvard Lawn
Belmont
Margaret J
Jeremiah J. Long
Grove St
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Auburn
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Arlington
Manahan
Brookline
M.M. Manahan
T. J. Manahan
M’cann
South Boston
Mary T. Barry
Daniel C. McCann
Fifth St
St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Broadway
F St
M’carthy
Charlestown
Catherine McCarthy
Margaret M. Parrow
Mystic St
St. Francis de Sales
Malden
Schenectady
N. Y
Mulready
Cambridge
Frederick
James
Mary Mulready
Patrick Sullivan
Erie St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Nigro
John Nigro
James Nigro
Dudley St
Mt. Vernon St
Everett St
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Peden
Jennie R
Samuel J. Peden
Regent St
Regan
Ellen D
Michael Regan
Franklin St
St. Mary’s Church
Warren St
Richardson
J. Winslow Richardson
First Congregational Church
Saxby
Forest Hills
Cora B., Taylor
Frederick H. Saxby
Dorchester
Westbourne Rd
Scott
Louisa Ann Scott
Ameses
North Easton
Eastern Avenue Baptist Church
Shea
Patrick Shea
Fllen Shea
West Seventh St
St. Augustine's
Norwich
Conn
Smith
Leslie Judson
Leslie Joel
Ada I
Fred Very
Ellsworth St
Walsh
Catherine
Michael J
Della Walsh
O'Neil
Burney St
Worcester
J. P. Thomas Hospital
Fitzwilliams
Worcester of
Peabody
Charles O. Warner
Lowell St
Card of Thanks for 1911 and 1913 bereavement notices
The Lux ton and family express gratitude for sympathy shown after the death of Mrs. Lux ton’s mother on December 8, 1911 and Fred C. Miskelly’s mother on December 8, 1913. They note the loved ones are not forgotten in Revere Massachusetts.
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WM. .Luxton
Fred C. Miskelly
Revere
Mags
Commonwealth OF Machusetts
Suffolk
Lydia S. Strandberg
Boston
Jonas O. Rock. Lund
Gard Guardian
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
Commonwealth OF — Massachusetts
Bridget Moor
Gard County
Helen G. Moore
Rober
Grant
Johnny Lush Bought by New Orleans Club in Southern League
The New Orleans Club of the Southern league bought pitcher Johnny Lush from Toronto. Newspapers in the Southern city say he is an outfielder and have chosen the garden where he will play. He batted .290 in International League games this season.
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New Orleans
Johnny Lush
Toronto
Johnny
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Central Business Confidential
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Robert Treat Paine
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Mass. Ave
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Mme. DE Groot
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Emerson
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Henry F. Miller
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RECC
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Mutual Opportunities Exchange
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O'Connor Bros
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