Harvard Ticket Speculation Coup Drops City to Yale Clash
An article notes that despite 26 000 seats at Soldiers Field for Harvard Yale, ticket prices may spike due to a Cambridge speculator network. Old Harvard graduates reportedly bankroll buyers, securing extra seats to resell at premium, leaving students and locals priced out and the market manipulated.
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Harvard Yale ticket sale rules and dates set
Manager Schweppe announces Harvard University graduates governing board and faculty may apply for two seats from Nov. 11 to Nov. 13 9 p m. Applications for season ticket holders without prior applications run Nov. 14 to Nov. 15 9 p m. Together seating allowed for groups of up to 10. Tickets unused will go on sale at 9 a m Nov.
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Yale Varsity Prepares Defense For Orange clash
Yale coachers drill for expected Orange back guard play and test the defence with scrubs on the 15 yard line. Varsity scores two first half touchdowns and a second half score while resting regulars. Goss improves and will resume next week. McClintock chin cut healing.
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College and Prep Matchups Across East and Midwest
A slate of early 20th century college and high school games lists matchups including Marvard against the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Wesleyan versus Williams in Middletown, Princeton at West Point, Yale at New Haven, Cornell versus Lehigh in Ithaca, Dartmouth versus A V M in Hanover, Bowdoin against Bates in Lewiston, and Salem High versus Haverhill High in Salem. Also noted are Dorchester A A versus Needham A A at South End Grounds and several others across Newburyport, Providence, Annapolis, Hartford, and Waterville.
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Wesleyan
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Middletown
West Point
Princeton
Andover
Exeter
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Aggie
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Hanover
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Lafayette
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Bowdoin
Bates
Lewiston
Carlisle
Annapolis
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U. of M
Waterville
N.Y
Boston Latin Triumphs Over Hopkinson In Prep League
Boston Latin School defeated Hopkinson 6 to 0 yesterday at the South End grounds. Hanley scored the touchdown after a series of Latin formations, and Somes added the failed kick conversion. Leatherbee and Merrill starred for Hopkinson, but the visitors could not cross the goal line.
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Merrill
Mahoney
Somes
Boston Latin School
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Goddard O'Donnell
Ty Parker Roche
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Renee Ener
Barry Witherbee
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Exeter Money Goes Begging Before Andover Clash
Exeter students anxiously prepare for tomorrow’s big gridiron game with Phillips Andover. Exeter leads with confidence as over $2000 in local funds remains unraised due to Andover’s weak town backing. Coaches praise Exeter’s strong offense, weak defense, and perfect condition under trainer George Conners, predicting a large score with Brill’s punting. The lineup includes Stone, Brill, Hooper, Cooney, Lemis, and others, with Harvard’s J. L. Hallowell as umpire and officials from Boston and the local area. The match features 35 minute halves and a long-standing rivalry noted since 1878.
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Perry T. W. Hale
George Conners
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Sven Ae Wy Wane
J. L. Hallowell
Harvard
Lorin Deland
Boston
John Graham
Brookline Defeats Cambridge Latin In Preparatory League
Brookline High beat Cambridge Latin 13 to 11 at Newton Centre in a error plagued game. Key plays included LeMoyne’s safety for Cambridge and Burns and Barndollar standout for Brookline, with Hopewell and LeMoyne scoring for their sides. Final ball ended on Cambridge Latin’s 20 yard line as time expired.
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Dorchester A A Meets Needham A A In Big Local Game
Dorchester A A faces Needham A A in the top New England prep clash at the South End rounds tonight. Star players include Humphrey McCarron and Tim Murphy for Dorchester and Mills and Dan Johnson for Needham. The game starts at 8 o'clock with wireless coverage from Philadelphia.
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Needham A. A
New England
Harvard University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Dorchester
Humphrey McCarron
Tim’? Murphy
Charlie” Kiley
Boston College
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Legate
Needham
Mills
Dan” Johnson
Newton
Hapgood and Sheehan
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Auto Makers Battle the Auto Club of America
A dispute at the New York automobile show pits manufacturers against the Automobile Club of America. Makers insist on hosting independent shows for financial and patriotic reasons, citing foreign cars and club opposition to moving exhibits. John Brisben Walker urged censure and a $35000 challenge to beat foreign speed, but the motion was tabled.
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New York
Automobile Club
John Brisben Walker
America
Jockey Breaks Back After Fall at Churchill Downs
In the fourth race at Douglas Park Turner riding Tris tram was thrown when the field jostled, breaking Turner’s back and causing injuries that may prove fatal. The incident occurred as the horses moved past the starting gate and the rider was pitched into the racing lineup.
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Andover Eyes Upset Over Major Opponent Tomorrow
Andover Phillips Andover travels tomorrow in a dubious contest after a season of poor showings but recent two week improvement. A dry field is favored to limit Foxeter mass plays. Andover hopes for a score through Exeter’s error and a surer chance if conditions stay dry.
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Phillips Andover
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Henry Ford Accepts Fournier Challenge for Coney Island Race
Henry Ford, the Detroit automobilist, who defeated Alexander Winton of Cleveland in a 10 mile race recently, has accepted Henri Fournier's challenge. The two will meet in one of the Long Island Automobile Club's special races over the Coney Island boulevard on November 16. Ford's machine can cover a straightaway mile in under a minute.
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Coney Island Boulevard
Marer Knocks Out Jeffords in Second Round Showdown
Peter Maher stopped Jim Jeffords of California in the second round at Germania Maennerchor Hall in Baltimore. The bout began with a clinch and light exchanges before Jeffords was dropped by a hard right to the jaw and again by a stiff right to the head. Maher stayed down until six after a counter, then finished Jeffords with a right to the chin. Time one minute four seconds.
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Boxing Gossip Sparks and Sparring Echoes From World Stage
A private Post letter hints John Lawrence Sullivan may return to boxing as Massina Springs waters tempt weight change. OBrien defeats Scales by KO after clever dodging. McCoy and other Americans roam as Broad’s whereabouts intrigue London. Promoters threaten a boxing association to curb quitters, while Tim Callahan Addie Lenny bout shifts to Savannah. Several future matches loom in St Louis Chicago Waterbury Frisco and Savannah with welterweights boxers in play.
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London Sporting Life
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Snybody
Lke McCoy
Boxing Association
New York
Tim Callahan
Addie Lenny
Savannah
Jom Hurst
Tommy Felts
Danny Dougherty
Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
Clarence Forbes
Chicago
St. Louis
al Welnig
Buffalo
Jimmy Michae
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Jim Murphy
Hea
Corbett
California
Harry Corbett
Charley White
Golden West
Louisaville
Frank Childs
Joe Walcott
Penn Hunters for Big Four Clash at Franklin Field
The University of Pennsylvania meets Harvard on Franklin Field in the first annual Big Four game. Cambridge players arrived in strong physical form and Harvard is confident of victory while Penn expects defeat. Coach Woodruff promises a new play to revolutionize football, while Harvard conducts secret practice on arrival.
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Lee McCabe
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