Harvard Warriors Ready for Yale Battle in New Haven
Harvard prepares for the Yale game in New Haven after arriving by Colonial Express. The squad, including 33 players and coaches, rehearsed signals and drills with Brill, Hurley, Derby, Meier, Parker, Squires and White in form, aiming for peak condition by Saturday.
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Harvard
New Haven
Yale
Conn
Husky
Pequot Club
Cambridge
Colonial Express
Wrightington
Scotty
MacMasters
Tyler
Goodhue
Brooks
Sol’ Wilder
EB. E. Spaulding
Elis
Brill
Hogan
Hurley
Derby
Meier
Randall
White
Parker
Squires
Montgomery
Starr
Sperry
Mills
Mac Masters
Crimson Eleven
Yale Scrimmage Gives Yale First String Strong
Yale football held a stiff scrimmage with substitutes in New Haven on November 17. A large crowd watched as the second team battled on the varsity 10 yard line, with the public admitted to the gates.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Yale Line Hammered in Practice Scrimmage
Players toiled at a tough practice with heavy coaching and strong line play. Owsley and Leavenworth were out of the lineup as the squad fought to the goal line before afternoon work ended. Tomorrow will feature only signal practice.
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Yale
Owsley
Leavenworth
Merson
Emerson
Somerville Aldermen Veto Football Project
Somerville High School athletic association spent funds to build an entrance at the Broadway field to seat tick holders for the middle stand for the Thanksgiving Day game between Somerville High and Rindge Manual. The Board of Aldermen refused permission due to neighborhood objections to the entrance location.
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Broadway
Somerville
Somerville High
Rindge Manual
Athletic Association of the High School
Board of Aldermen
Dan Patch Sets World Mile Pace Record in Oklahoma City
Dan Patch lowered the world pacing record for a mile on a half mile track to 2:03 flat in Oklahoma City on November 17. The previous mark 2:03 1-4 belonged to Dan Patch, set last year in Birmingham, Alabama. Five thousand spectators watched as the pacer surged ahead in the three-quarter stretch and finished with a remarkable recovery, drawing a wild demonstration.
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Oklahoma City
Dan Patch
Birmingham
Ala
Retail Dry Goods Clerks Ball Tonight in City Hall
The Retail Dry Goods Clerks plan an annual ball this evening at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics building to raise funds for the sick and death benefit. President Arthur Burwell will lead the grand march with Mrs Burwell and act as floor director. Guests include superintendents from all city dry goods stores.
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Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Arthur Burwell
Burwell
Greene and Wilcox Wed at Sacred Heart Church
John F. Greene of Cambridge and Miss Annie Wilcox, formerly of Cambridge, were married on Wednesday afternoon at the Church of the Sacred Heart in East Cambridge. Rev. F. J. Hughes officiated with Daniel Connell as best man and Aggie Wilcox, the bride’s sister, as bridesmaid.
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John F. Greene
Cambridge
Annie Wilcox
Church of the Sacred Heart
East Cambridge
F. J. Hughes
Daniel Connell
Aggie Wilcox
McCrillis Libel Suits At Boston Court
McCrillis and his wife testified as the plaintiff's witnesses in libel suits. Crowley outlined claims that articles published after his 1900 government discharge damaged him, ruined peace of mind, and hindered work. McCrillis described his career, removals, and the bank of payments and bonds involved, with jurors and spectators present.
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McCrillis
Crowley
General Sewell
General Revenue
Boston
Mr. Elder
Carmenelli
United States
Gill
Charles Legasse
Haverhill
Elder
Legasse
Governor Bates Voices American Citizenship at Intercolonial Club
Governor John L. Bates addressed the Intercolonial Club at the Lenox hotel on the role and possibilities of American citizenship. The gathering highlighted Canadian naturalization and featured speakers including Congressman A. P. Gardner and Surveyor J. J. McCarthy with praise for Nova Scotians who chose the United States.
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John L. Bates
Intercolonial Club
Hotel Lenox
Bates
A. P. Gardner
Port
J. J. McCarthy
E. M. McPherson
Nova
McCarthy
America
J. W. Stewart
John J. Chisholm
William J. O'Donnell
Football Notes at Mechanics Building for Harvard Yale replay
If you are not going to New Haven see the Harvard Yale reproduction on the Irwin score board at Mechanics' building. Seats at Wright & Ditson's.
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New Haven
Harvard
Panic at Madison Square Garden Horse Show
Spectators at the Madison Square Garden horse show reacted with panic when John G. Heckscher, secretary of the National Horse Show Association, was struck and trampled by horses Buster Brown and Katzenjammer Kid during a judging event. He was dragged from under the hoofs, badly injured, and bleeding. he is father-in-law of Mayor George B. McClellan.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
John G. Heckscher
National Horse Show Association of America
Heckscher
R. M. Stivers
Twenty-seventh
Buster Brown
Katzenjammer Kid
Edward R. Laden
Glen Cove
L. I
George B. McClellan
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Nichols
Johnny Harvard
Somerville Aldermen
Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Greene—Wilcox
Sunday Post
Next
M’crillis
Essex County
Gaskill
Insurance Company
George C. Dempsey
Lowell
Mcc- Crillis
J. Newman & Sons Corp
Tremont St
Citi As
Orecon Shoe
Summer Street
Penry Square
Washington and
Water Streets
Court and
Hanover Streets
Women’s Store
Dewey Square
the Redcliffe Co
N. Y
Governor Bates
Massachusetts
New England
Commonwealth
Peace Council Chamber of the World
Thieutenant
Guild
Theodore Roosevelt
People’s Credit Co
Washington St. Cor
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