Indians Depart for Harvard Game in Boston
Carlisle Indian School coach Warner leads 24 players plus Superintendent Friedman and locals from Carlisle to Cambridge for a Saturday clash with Harvard. Captain Wasenka and squad express cautious optimism as they arrive in Boston to prepare at the Copley Square Hotel.
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Carlisle
Penn
Warner
Gridiron Warriors
Friedman
Boston
Harvard
Cambridge
Waseuka
Larocque
Barrel
Lyon
Little Boy
R. T
Gardner
R. E
Balenti
Thorpe
H. B
Hendricks
Redskins
Carlislers
Crimson
Wasenka
Copley Square
George addresses listed in old city directories
A fragment shows multiple street addresses including 14 Summer St 259 W 34th St 1018 15th St with city names Boston New York Philadelphia and Pennsylvania abbreviations suggesting a directory or address listing from a bygone era.
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George's
Summer St
34Th St
15Th St
Boston
New York
Phila. Pa
George's Prices a Savings Bank to Snappy Dressers
Boston advertising copy promotes George’s at 14 Summer Street near Washington. It touts 29 years as a misfit and uncalled for gar ments outlet with ready made versus custom at deep discounts. Offers include sack suits from 12 to 35 dollars and overcoats up to 75 dollars, plus fur and tuxedo items.
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George
Boston
Prince Alberts
Mulliberger
New York
Wernier
Vienna
Dillon
Jos. Wessman
Fifth Ave
Dartmouth in New York Ready for Princeton Game
The Dartmouth squad arrived in New York after a morning train trip and will stay in the Bronxville area. Coach O'Connor predicted surprises and noted Tobin and R Bankart as absent guards, weakening the lineup. The starters listed include Schildmiller Ne the Bankart 184 russe Sherwin and Kennedy among others.
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Dartmouth
New York
Princeton
Hanover
Bronxville
O'Connor
Tigers
Tobin
R. Bankart
Schildmiller
R. E
Rich
the Bankart
Sherwin
Captain Kennedy
Pishon
Q. B
Hawley
H. D
Marks
F. B
Ingersoll
Yale Stars Hurt In Pre Brown Game Scrimmage
Yale suffered three injuries during a brisk practice as Wheaton Kilpatrick and captain Burch left the field. Kilpatrick Naedele and Wheaton were examined and ruled unable to play further this season. Wheaton’s absence removes Yale’s top field goal kicker from the lineup.
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Wheaton
Kilpatrick
Burch
Naedele
Biglow
Yale
Philbin
Bigelow
Mount Pleasant Sidelined by Sprained Ankle and Arm
Carlisle Pennsylvania November 5 during Dickinsons inquiry and Washington and Jeffersons question Mount Pleasant will not play this Saturday due to a badly sprained ankle and a severely hurt right arm.
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Carlisle
Penn
Dickinson
Washington
Jefferson
Frank Mount Pleasant
Tinker to Debut on Stage in Chicago Next Week
Chicago November 5 Joe Tinker star of the Chicago National nine will debut on the stage next week as Bud Hall in Brown of Harvard. The former baseball homer hitter will perform in the touring production joining the cast for a limited engagement.
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Chicago
Joe Tinker
Bud Hall
Brown
Harvard
Stallings Named Next Highlanders Manager in New York
George T. Stallings, former owner and manager of Newark in the Eastern League, is officially announced as the next manager of the Highlanders by Frank J. Farrell of the New York American League Club. Stallings had been linked to the position since July 1907 and was rumored after selling his player McKelveen to the Highlanders last August.
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New York
George T. Stallings
Newark
Highlanders
Frank J. Farrell
Stallings
MckElveen
Hilltop
Brown Must Score Says Yale Game Coaches
Providence, A. T., Nov. 5 Brown's outdoor practice on Andrews Field ahead of Yale shows the Coaches pleased with the outlook. Denn'e and Aspinwall will play and the team is in better condition. The plan is fast end runs and limited line Ducking as the coaches insist a score must be made.
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Providence
A. T
Brown
Yale
Andrews Field
Denn’e
Aspinwall
Crimson
Northwestern Proposes New Pitching Rule
Northwestern league directors adopt a rule requiring the pitcher to deliver two straight balls to the batsman when no runner is on base. If violated the umpire declares the delivery a ball, to be sent to the national commission rules committee for consideration.
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Sr. Paul
Northwestern League
National Commission
Harvard Football Practice Shows Scrimmage Gaps and Improvements
Harvard conducted a light scrimmage with varsity against substitutes, focusing on blocking and backfield handling. Ernest Graves coached line and end play to sharpen defense and punt reception. Corbett and Brown showed versatility, while the second team tested defenses with mixed results as weather aided ball handling.
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Harvard
Ernest Graves
Graves
Cutler
Varsity
Corbett
Gil Brown
Brown
Crimson
Ben Brown
Minor
Tech Class Meet Sets Year End Field Day Cup
This afternoon Tech freshmen and sophomores compete for the field day cup in football relay and tug of war. The football game ends tied. sophomores expect a walkover in the relay. Tug of war lasts five minutes or until a 15 foot margin. The Tech Harvard cross country race ends the program.
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Tech
Tech-Harvard
Tech Wield
Boy Killed By Auto While Playing Tag In Waterbury
Edwin Benham a four year old son of Clarence Benham was killed instantly by the automobile of C P Gross a wealthy manufacturer while he and other children played tag on a Waterbury street authorities reported. The accident occurred on a clear day and added to the citys long list of traffic dangers.
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Waterbury, Conn
Edwin Benham
Clarence Benham
C. P. Gross
Duffey Recaps Harvard Carlisle Football Tricks and The West Runner
Arthur Duffey discusses Carlisle Indians using a football image on jerseys to mislead Harvard, notes officials will watch, and praises sportsmanship. He tracks Olympic specialization, Boston aquatic plans, and Western claims of long distance prowess with Young Deerfoot, Moakley’s Cornell runners, and England’s shifting training.
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Young Deerfoot
Deerfoot
Young
Cornell
Cornell Mn
Moakley
Old England
Question on handicap cross country runs in New England
The notice notes no events yet for handicap cross country in New England and asks where to send entries. A reply advises soaking foot blisters in witch hazel.
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New England
M.A. Fes
Mormon Team Arrives for Six Day Boston Race
Salt Lake City cyclists CH Hollister and Ralph De Maya reached Boston after the West to ride in the six day race at Park Square Garden starting November 16. Hollister has prior experience. De Maya is a newcomer and former Pacific coast amateur champion now a pro. They will also compete in two major pro events on Saturday November 14 when the new track opens. More riders are expected to arrive by week’s end.
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CH. Hollister
Ralph de Maya
Salt Lake City
Boston
Park Square Garden
Hollister
de Maya
Pacific Coast
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I. E
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Massachusetts Breweries Company
Arch Street
Telephone Main
Arthur Duffeys
Carlisle Indians
Johnny
London
America
Atlantic
Germany
Duffey
Mechanics’ Building
Brookline Swimming Club
Boston Athletic Association
Jack Moakley
Moakler
Cornellians
Hayes
Welton
Forshaw
James McCormick
Hughes
Jamaica
Belmont Park
Houser
Fullback
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Halfback
Young’s Hat Sale
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