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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1900
Page
9
Harvard edged Brown 11 to 6 in a rough, wind plagued clash. Putnam scored twice for Harvard, Barry added a Brown TD, and Brown nearly overturned the game in a late rally as Harvard clung to the lead amid heavy crowd and cold conditions.
Yale overwhelms Carlisle 23 to 0 in New Haven as the Indians fail to cross Yale’s goal line beyond the 20 yard line. Yale’s speed and power outshine Carlisle, with stout defense stopping the vaunt left wing shift and old fashioned plays.
Yale dominates the Brown game with Fincke 80 yard kickoff return for a touchdown and multiple end runs by Fincke and Dupee. Brown, Stillman, and Beaver score as Yale leads 23 0 at half while Exeter beats Andover 10 0 with Littig scoring twice.
Harvard’s football team remains in a deep slump after a loss to Penn. Coaches Daly, Dibblee, Lewis, and Waters have pressed the players with long talks and corrective work to restore nerve, balance, and effort. The squad shows scattered talent with strong guards Barnard and Lee and backs Kendall Sawin Daly Putnam Kernan, but distance punting and consistent spark are lacking.
A Boston clothing house announces a Monday sale at The Yankee Clothing Co. offering 100000 dollars worth of suits overcoats and ulsters at deeply reduced prices. Merchants describe cash incentives from 9 AM with large discounts on Mens Cheviot and Cassimere suits and overcoats plus refund guarantees and fare paid for out of town buyers. A special offer targets New Hampshire residents with Greenville stock sale and local staffing.
Exeter defeated Andover in the annual matchup this afternoon. Exeter held a weight edge and was well drilled, pulling clear as the game wore on.
Princeton freshmen showed strength and Yale speed in a tight game at Princeton New Jersey on November 10. Princeton led 17 in the first half while Yale rallied with end runs in the second and scored a goal but could not overcome Princeton's early advantage.
Mechanics' building hosts a live wire duplicated Yale vs Princeton football game next Saturday afternoon. Harvard varsity and substitutes invited. expect strong representation from Harvard, Yale, and Princeton. Tickets available at Wright & Ditson’s Room 4 60 State street and Thurston's in Cambridge.
Ralph M. Fraser, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Fraser, left Grant school Thursday morning after telling the principal he was ill. He did not go home and was seen in Boston at noon with neighbor Charles Green near Elm and Hanover streets. He disappeared after that encounter and is considered missing.
Officers from Station 10 raided a policy shop at 36 Sawyer Street at 6 15 last night. Five manifold books, 141 manifold sheets, policy slips and a dream book were seized. Benjamin J. Thompson charged with promoting the lottery. William Coles 24 of 526 Columbus Avenue and Edward Foss 24 of Harrison Avenue held for presence where gaming instruments were found.
WALTHAM November 10 William Hogan a 45 year old carpenter was found lying unconscious on the Fitchburg division tracks with both legs severed. He had boarded a 6:45 train to Boston and was removed from the rails at 8:20. He was taken to hospital in doubtful condition.
Standard Oil certificates quoted at 700 bid, topping yesterday’s 665 and the prior record. The company’s outstanding stock par value is 97.5 million dollars, yielding an implied market value around 682.5 million. This year dividends total 46.4 million, more than all listed railroads and major American refiners combined.
The YWCA State convention in Waltham opened its third day with Miss Clara Moody of Nashua presenting an address titled What the Association Should Mean is the College. In the afternoon Mrs. W. F. Beamont from western China spoke on conditions and needs of women in the Orient. A stereoptical lecture on Association Work was given by Mrs Elizabeth Wilson in the evening.
The Colonel Fred B. Bogan Branch of the Society of the Army of Santiago de Cuba will hold its annual meeting next Friday evening at the rooms of Company I Ninth Infantry East armory East Newton street. Officers for the year will be elected. All who served before Santiago in the Fifth Army Corps, regulars or volunteers, are invited.
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