Harvard In Light Practice Before Dartmouth Clash
Harvard football held a light practice in the Stadium yesterday afternoon with emphasis on fundamentals and punting. Lieutenant Graves directed blocking and tackling drills while Wennard showed promise as the likely fullback over VerWiebe, and Kennard remained the standout punter as Harvard prepares to face Dartmouth with high stakes in the national ranking.
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Dartmouth
Harvard
Graves
Vic Kennard
Cutler
Browne
Dartmouth Takes Last Practice Before Harvard
Dartmouth held the final practice of the season in Hanover as the team prepared for Harvard. Hawley’s status uncertain due to injury. Ingersoll out, Ryan to start at quarterback backfield, with Sherwin moving to punting duties. 70-man squad to travel for the battle, with Kennedy as captain and Pollard key for onside kicks.
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Hanover
WN. H
Harvard
Pollard
Hawley
Ingersoll
Sherwin
Marks
Kennedy
J. E
R. T
Panini
Ory Ba Eaane
R. B
Rich
Schildmiller
R. E
Yale All Ready for Tiger Game
Yale prepares for the Princeton game at Yale Field with 1500 undergraduates cheering as Chief Biglow reshapes the lineup. Murphy shifts to right halfback, Daly is benched after a pass error, Coy takes on captain duties and end positioning for heavy use in forward passing and punting roles.
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New Havin
Conn
Yales
Yale
Princeton
Biglow
Murphy
Daly
Andover
Cox
Coy
Tie
Brown
Cov
Harvard
Burch
Putting Bonds on Wilhelm Berlin Debates Reichstag
Berlin November 12 The Reichstag debate on the Kasser interview is described as preliminary to forthcoming events. Telegraphed to Kaiser Wilhelm at Donaueschingen the reading reveals sharp criticisms including remarks that he seldom knows what he is talking about and is ignorant of science art and politics.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Kasser
Tice Kaiser
Donaueschingen
Harvard Dartmouth tickets raffle fills State street line
Harvard fans lined up in rain at 97 State Street for a ticket lottery offering two tickets per applicant. Two thousand tickets were available with five times that demand. winners received mailed passes while others got refunds.
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Harvard
State Street
O. Sk
Harvard A. A
W. H. McAkinnon
George's 1018 S 15th St Boston Tailor Overstock Sale
Overcrowded shop offers deep cuts on suits coats and overcoats with hundreds of garments, touts half price savings and alterations at no charge. Items include Prince Albert walking suits tuxedos and fur lined coats with prices from 15 to 385 and claims of largest values in 29 years.
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Siz
Prince Alberts
Mack Nutt
Thornley
Pittsburg
Kahn
New York
Harris
Coleman
Fifth Ave
Boston
Gridiron Gossip Promises Shifts in Major Teams Roster
Harvard and Dartmouth prepare for final games while Yale and Princeton mix veterans with new talent. Hardy old stars Heffelfinger and Coy coach and play as rookies and seniors switch positions. Minor colleges show emerging standouts Gray Almherst Walsh Villanova and Thomas Vermont. Bowdoin and Michigan seniors face final college games as 1909 alumni depart.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Princeton
Yale
Williams
Williamstown
Wesleyan
Amherst
Soldiers Field
Cov
Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
Gray
Almherst
McCan
Lafayette
Walsh
Villanova
White and Geary
Fordham
Ballou
Penn State
Thomas
Vermont
Marks
Pennsylvania
Alfonso Enters Yacht in Marblehead Races
The King of Spain will send a sonder klasse boat to Marblehead in 1910 to compete in Spanish American races. The Eastern Yacht Club and Federation of Spanish Yacht Clubs announced preliminary arrangements for an international match. A German American sonderklasse race will follow next summer, avoiding two events in one season.
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Sonderklasse
Marblehead
The
Eastern Yacht Club
Federation of Spanish Yacht Clubs
Chewink VII
Spokane
Bilboa
San Sebas
Juniors Meet Seniors at Harvard Football Clash
Harvard class football opens with juniors facing seniors as the winner meets the sophomores next week and then the freshmen, who are excluded from the championship. Freshmen showed great enthusiasm at a mass meeting. Harvard 5 12 plays Yale 19 12 tomorrow.
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Harvard
Yale
Old-Time Golfers Hold a Reunion in Massachusetts
Sixty of the oldest golfers in Massachusetts gathered at Wollaston Golf Club for their second reunion. Participants began playing in the early 1890s and helped establish the sport. A H Latham won the first net prize with 92-12-80, F H Hoyt and J A Lowell tied for second at 81 net. Lowell, aged 72, claimed the win as the tourney’s oldest player. A luncheon followed with toasts and speeches. wind limited scoring, Hoyt and G R Angus posting subpar rounds.
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Massachusetts
Wollaston Golf Club
A. H. Latham
Brookline Country Club
F. H. Hoyt
Allston
J. A. Lowell
Oakley
Lowell
G. R. Angus
Hoyt
Angus
Roscommon Football Team Celebrates Social at Paine Memorial
The Roscommon players enjoyed a social and dance at Paine Memorial. The team has a growing record since formation, including a gold cup a silver cup and the provincial championship.
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Roscommon
Paine Memorial
Brown Yale football trophy sent to Brown Union room
The Brown Yale football used in the game arrived at Brown in Providence on November 12. It now occupies a place in the Brown Union trophy room.
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Providence
R. I
Yale
Brown
Yale Athletic Association
Brown Union
Harvard Wins Cross Country in Heartstopping Race
Harvard defeated Yale 25 to 20 at Chestnut Hill led by Herbert Jaques who won in 3 minutes 48 seconds for six miles. Yale’s Spitzer finished fifth with Weeks and Vilas close behind. Lightner, Whitney and Dole led Harvard in a strong team performance.
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Yale
Chestnut Hill
Herbert Jaques
Jaques
M. C. Lightner
M. H. Whitney
R. I. Dole
Jaques, Jr
M.C. Lightner
J. Whitney
RE. Dole
R. A. Spitzer
M. Weeks
Vilas
BS Maston
Cy Heald
A. C. Coney
Wood
Cc. P. Howard
J. A. Ingalls
Owsley predicts Dartmouth will beat Harvard
New Haven reports Yale coach Jack Owsley expects Dartmouth to defeat Harvard and also believes Yale will beat Princeton. He asserts the Harvard bubble will be pricked next week if Dartmouth fails Saturday.
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New Haven
Jack Owsley
Yale
Dartmouth
Harvard
Princeton
Owsley
Talking Football Talking Football
In preview style the piece weighs Harvard Dartmouth Princeton and Yale for the upcoming big games. Harvard appears the slight favorite over Princeton with 19 to 7 odds while Dartmouth presses strong hopes after beating Princeton and seeks to disrupt Harvard season plans.
Downing Chosen Captain for Exeter Eleven
Addis Howard Downing of Moylan Pennsylvania was elected captain of next year's Exeter eleven. He has played centre on the varsity for three years and is the only man to play in three Andover games. He served as field captain when Captain Ross was absent and plans to enter the University of Pennsylvania.
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Dartmouth
Crimson
Tiarvard
Harvard
Kennard
G. Brownett
vouTse
Foto Nares
Crowley
F. B
VerWiebe
Schultz
Michigan
Pat Dwyer
Dwyer
Johnson
Yale
Glover
Arthur Brides
Ted Coy
Brides
Cov
Bowdoin Eleven
U. of M
Bowdoin
McDade
Burton
Manter
Gastonguay
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WU. of M
White
Ham
Black
Ray
Exeter
N. H
Addis Howard Downing
Moylan
Penn
Andover
Ross
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University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth Brown Rivalry Off This Year
Despite efforts by prominent Dartmouth and Brown alumni a planned football game at the Polo Grounds in New York next Saturday is not expected to happen, according to athletic representatives of both colleges.
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Harvard
Annapolis
Dartmouth
Crimson
Yale
Princeton
Vale
Brown
New England
Polo Grounds
New York
Harlow A A Dorchester to Meet Dorchester Heights at Franklin Field
Harlow A A of Dorchester claims state title rights face Dorchester Heights from South Boston in the annual Franklin Field showdown on November 21.
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Franklin Field
Harlow A. A
Dorchester
Dorchester Heights
South Boston
Reds Win Game in Cuba Havana
The Cincinnati National League baseball team defeated a native squad 8 to 1 in the first of a 12 game series played in Havana Cuba on November 12.
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REDS
Cuba
Havana
Cincinnati National League
Champion Polo Player John Watson Dies in Navan
The death of John Watson, renowned polo star, announced in Navan Meath. He won the English champion cup three times and captained the British polo team that toured the United States in 1886 and helped bring the American cup to England.
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Dublin
John Watson
Navan
County Meath
England
United States
Bunker Hill Boys Triumph Over Maple A C In One Sided Victory
At Charlestown last evening the Bunker Hill Boys' Club defeated Maple A C 37 to 2. Kirby and McTavern of Bunker Hill stood out as the features of the game.
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Charlestown
Bunker Hill Boys’ Club
Maple A. C
Kirby and McTaveriin
Bo H.R .C
Cornell Enters Hockey League
The Cornell Athletic Association grants the hockey team entry into the Intercollegiate Hockey League. Curt Yohe of Pittsburg is captain.
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Cornell
Cornell Athletic Association
Curt Yohe
Pittsburg
Brookline Faces Suit Over Ejectment of Village Square Land
Brookline undergoes a legal challenge as Nathaniel Conat and Woodward estate sue in Dedham Superior Court claiming the town took land for widening Village square without proper notice. The dispute centers on a Washington Street corner parcel used partly for a fire engine house and park, with concerns there may be encroachment on the engine house site and the town’s adherence to land registry timing.
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Nathaniel Conat
Washington, Walnut
High Streets
Dedham
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Woodward Estate
Registry of
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Condition of Chinese Emperor Is Serious
In Pekin the Emperor of China is reported very sick and sinking today. He refuses Western medical attendance as legations cable reports to their governments. The emperor has suffered for a decade from nephritis now complicated by diabetes and sciatica, with admitted brain involvement.
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Pekin
China
Tigers Take Life Easy In Camp Hill Practice
Seventeen Tigers arrived at Camp Hill Pennsylvania and are quartered at the country home of Alexander Van Rensselaer hosted by Howard Henry. Coach Roper conducted a secretive afternoon drill focusing on formations and Yale protections. Eddie Dillon recovered from his injury and showed satisfaction with the day’s work.
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Penn
Tigers
Camp Hill
Alexander van Rensselaer
Howard Henry
Princeton
Roper
Yale
Eddie Dillon
Henry Farm
Brown Defies Police Board in Lowell Mayor Bid
Patrolman George H. Brown, Republican mayoral candidate, was served notice to appear before the Police Board after a day of speeches accusing city departments of promotion by political pull. He refused to accept the summons and warned against corrupt interests muzzling him as he campaigns to end brewery and wholesaler influence in city government. Brown, a Spanish and Philippine War veteran, said the board revoked his two week leave of absence for his campaign.
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George H. Brown
Brown
Thomas Atkinson
Iis
Aeown
Suffragettes Eject From City Temple Service
London dispatch reports suffragettes disrupted a City Temple meeting as Augustine Birrell spoke on disestablishment. Nearly twenty protesters, both men and women, were expelled amid clashes and vociferous scenes, despite appeals to respect the sacred space.
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London
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
City Temple
Birrell
Beverly Citizens Seek New City Charter
Beverly takes steps to curb corruption as the Board of Trade and Business Men's Association form a committee at Highland House to draft a new city charter. The panel will report in two weeks and the model drawn from Haverhill will be submitted to Beverly City Council for approval or rejection.
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Board of Trade and Business Men's Association
Highland House
Haverhill
Postmaster Morgan Finds Bullet That Hit Him
New York November 12 Postmaster Edward M Morgan who was shot last Monday by The H B Mackay was in good spirits today as his coat and waistcoat were brought in He then fished a battered piece of lead from a lower waistcoat pocket The bullet that wounded him was found
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New York
Edward M. Morgan
H. B. Mackay
Kaiser Powers in Question as German Leaders Debate Role
The article reports a brewing crisis as Chancellor von Buelow seeks clarity on the Kaiser’s political authority. The Kaiser has yet to express a view, while the Federal Council debates curbing imperial powers in line with constitutional provisions.
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Prince von Buelow
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Empire
Man Defies Gun Threat, Foils Laundry-Wash Robbery
In Lynn Charles J Rich of 134 Boston Street surprised two men raiding his clothesline and tackled one after a revolver was leveled at his head. The incident ended with the attacker restrained despite the threat of instant death.
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Charles J. Rich
Boston Street
Rich
Rich Thwarts Double Robbery After Quick Pickaxe Blow
Rich grabbed one robber as the other drew a revolver and warned him to release his partner. The assailant counted to three but Rich struck with a pickaxe handle, knocking him unconscious. The captive escaped, Rich turned the unconscious man over to a police officer at Hospital square, and the second suspect was captured later. The revived man at the station identified himself as Joseph Howard from Chicago. The other arrestee, Melvin Stevens of Lynn, 20, ex Marine, confessed through Howard.
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Hospital Square
Central Avenue
Old Play House Burns in New York
A fire at the Park Theatre, Brooklyn, destroyed the historic playhouse within an hour after a large audience left. Mary Spooner and several Stock company members were in dressing rooms but escaped unharmed. Three alarms called, one firefighter injured mildly. Loss about 125000 covered by insurance. Building dated 1860.
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Park Theatre
Brooklyn Playhouse
Mary Spooner
Spooner Stock Company
Two Fines For Mashing In St Louis Court
Henry C Woods of Seymour Indiana was fined 500 dollars twice for mashing and insult at the Clark Avenue Police Court arraignment after complaints by Mrs C P Schroeder and Miss Nettie Pourcellie. He faces one year in jail to serve the fines.
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Henry C. Woods
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Missouri Avenue
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Dade Avenue
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