Who Will Coach the Harvard Team This Fall
Harvard football faces a coaching change as Forbes is believed to be appointed head coach by President Roosevelt, though Captain Hurley and the football committees must still reach agreement. Lewis as a possible alternative is discussed, with three parties to consult before an announcement.
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Philippines
Judge Taft
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Forbes
Hurley
Roosevelt
Cambridge
Lewis
Faculty Athletic Committee
Tammany Club plans vaudeville for Washington's Birthday
The Tammany Athletic Club prepares a Washington's Birthday vaudeville card with Kid Goodman likely performing with Young Donohue of Roxbury. Other notes mention Jimmy Briggs vs Jack O'Neil postponed to Feb 27 at the National Athletic Club, and Payne vs Dunning highlight Portland events. Nelson and Sullivan boxings discussed. managers and purses noted. amateur bouts scheduled on Hanover Street. Benton signs off.
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Tammany Athletic Club
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Kid Goodman
England
Young Donohue
Roxbury
Jimmy Briggs
Jack O'Neil
Philadelphia
Quaker City
O’neil
Milwaukee
Battling Nelson
National Athletic Club
Briggs
Chicago
Bil Payne
Bill Dunning
Portland
A. C
Payne
Dunning
Joe Nelson
Chelsea
New England
Nelson
Lawrence
Patsy Haley
Elson
Inquirer
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Bowdoin Square
Jack Moore
Mike Sullivan
Jack Blackburn
Moters
Blackburn
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Biddeford
McDonald
Dave McNeill
George Murray
Kid Oglesby
Silent Rowan
Tug-Of-War Tourney At Brighton Tuesday Night
Brighton Catholics host a tug-of-war event at Verdi Hall on Tuesday February 16 with a main match between the local Knights of Columbus and Foresters. The clash follows a famed prior encounter won by the Knights by a razor-thin quarter inch. Page 8 covers other sports.
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Verdi Hall
Knights of Columbus and
Foresters
Knights of Columbus
Record crowd will see B A A games tonight
Mechanics Hall hosts the annual indoor B A A meet drawing a record entry of 500 athletes from Eastern colleges and clubs. Star sprinter Arthur Duffey headlines a strong field in the 40 yard races while Harvard Yale and other rival pairings headline team events and open events.
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New England
Arthur Duffey
Athletice Club
Richard Sheldon
Yale
Harry le Moyne
Brookline
Harvard
le Moyne
Sheldon
Alec Grant
U. of P
Harvard and Penn vie in big indoor relay clash at Yale
The article notes a major indoor track du blackout with a two big relay races between Harvard Penn and Yale. The Penn team features D W Howes replacing H H Rowland joined by Colwell Stone and Curtis while Harvard counters with green freshmen Young Williams Grille Dives and veterans Schick Rust limited by Rusts ankle and Schick with college work. The Penn mile relay fame is highlighted as one of the best ever while Yale looms.
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New York
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Parsons
Clapp
Deming
Moffatt
Hastings
Burnap
Curtis
Howes
J. H. Stone
W. A. Colwell
Crimson
Pennsylvania
D. W. Howes
H. H. Rowland
S. Curtis
Penn
Amherst
Young
Williams
Grille
Dives
Schick
Rust
Graham
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