Harvard Yale Enthusiasts Cheer Crimson at Final Practice
About twenty five hundred Harvard men marched to Soldiers Field for the last open practice ahead of the Saturday game. Graduates and alumni from many classes joined the parade despite rain, with fans singing Crimson songs and signaling strong support for the varsity squad.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Haughton
Holworthy Hall
Plympton Street
Mt. Auburn
Claverly
Dunster Street
Winthrop
Boylston
Stadium
Harvard to Meet Yale as Fish Expected to Play
Harvard coaches and 1918 graduates joined a campus parade at the Stadium while Captain Fish is cleared to play Yale. Open practice noted light drills and secret sessions ahead of the Norfolk Hunt Club trip with a 5:16 train departure and a large contingent of players named for Medfield.
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Harvard
Captain Fish
YALE
Bush
Fish
Haughton
Norfolk Hunt Club
Medfield
Houston
Gil Browne
L. Smith
L. Withington
Perkins
Withington
I.e
McKay Jr
J.g
P. Withington
Fisher
R.g
R.t
Browne
R.e
O’flaherty
Q.b
Corbett
L.h
Leslie
R.h
Minot
F.b. Substitutes
Blodgett
H. Fish, Jr
R.T. Fisher
F. A. Forster
T. Frothingham
Cambridge
New Haven
Baseball Magazine December issue features Yale and Harvard on cover
The December Baseball Magazine showcases a colored illustration of Coy of Yale and Fish of Harvard with Harvard Stadium in the background. Contributors include Walter Camp Arthur Young and Frederic Colburn. It highlights the World Series, players Wagner Cobb Burkett, Detroit’s pennant tale, and a history of baseball by Will Rankin.
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Coy
Yale
Fish
Harvard
Walter Camp
Arthur Young
Frederic Colburn
Honus Wagner
Ty Cobb
Jess Burkett
Hugh Jennings
Detroit
Will Rankin
Raymond Warner
Arthur Woods
New York
Vanderbilt
Don Brian
Toledo Bout Halt Ordered by Mayor Whitlock
Toledo Ohio November 17 mayor Whitlock ordered police to stop the eight round boxing match set for tonight between Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland and Battling Johnny Schultz of Toledo after issuing the stop order to law enforcement.
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Toledo
Whitlock
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Johnny” Schultz
English High Beats Commercial High In Rain Soaked Scrimmage
English High School defeated Commercial High 10 to 0 at the American League grounds yesterday afternoon. wet ball and soft turf hindered both teams while English advanced mainly in Commerce territory. Pierce and Janvrin scored for English with McCarthy refereeing and 400 in attendance.
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Commercial High
English
Commerce
Fenway School
E. HH
S. Commerce
Vervese
Angtewss Roche
USA
Stuart
Wilsie
Aioareratariel
Kolseth
Rolla
Niletenane
Ck l. T
Rumpf
Hallet Campbell
Goodwin
L. E
Norton O’day
Dolan
Q. B
Donnelly Rivet
Cunningham Meanix
Des OR Ad Colson
Pierce
F. Bu
Slattery
Ee Commerce
Janvrinmpire
McCarthy
Hanley
Timehe Titan
Walsh
Hagerty
Mi Jarthy
Yale and Dartmouth to Race with Andover
Andover hosts a cross country meet with Yale and Dartmouth Sunday afternoon, a first for Andover in this sport. About 150 men ran this fall, M. J. Hayes named captain. Five mile rough course planned. In an interclass game 1918 defeated 1911 17 to 0. Seniors aim for numeral awards.
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Andover
Swihart
Yale
Dartmouth
M. J. Hayes
Boston motorists on way to Cleveland in Jackson car
E P Blake Charles G Percival and C A Orr of Boston completed a 1600 mile run to Toledo in heavy rain arriving midnight six hours ahead of last year. They left for Cleveland after a brief rest and expect to reach by Thursday.
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Detroit
E. P. Blake
Charles G. Percival
C. A. Orr
Boston
Toledo
Cleveland
Captain Coy Sees Knee Hold Steady After Princeton Game
Paul, the former Newton High standout, earned his Y by stepping in at tackle during Saturdays Princeton game as Captain Coy’s knee shows no worse than in the prior matchup.
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Coy
Princeton
Paul
Newton
Sunday Post promises best Harvard Yale game reports
The Sunday Post will publish top reports on the Harvard Yale gridiron clash with exclusive expert writings. Four former gridiron stars including W H Lewis Howard Jones Harry Kersburg and Leo Leary will contribute critical opinions and photographs.
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Sunday Post
W. H. Lewis
United States
Harvard
Howard Jones
Yale
Harry Kersburg
Crimson
Percy Haughton
Leo Leary
Cambridge
Big Games Loom For Local High School Teams This Weekend
With the week before Thanksgiving shaping up, Boston area schools prepare for key showdowns. St John’s Prep battles Danvers while Chelsea meets Revere. Dedham hosts Hyde Park. Malden vs Medford and Ever et vs Melrose all promise strong crowds. The Rindge Somerville game on Thanksgiving draws a sold out 5000 seats and strong city interest.
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Chelsea
Danvers
St. John’s
Salem
Newburyport
Dedham
Hyde Park
Lowell
Haverhill
Carter Field
Stone Park
Malden
Medford
Everett
Melrose
Rindge-Somerville
Rindge
Somerville
Freshmen Clash at Broadway Field Boston English Fall
Somerville freshmen defeated Boston English freshmen at Broadway Field yesterday by 27 to 5. Hammerlin starred in the game as the notable play of the day.
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Somerville
Boston
Public Has No Chance in Harvard Yale Ticket Rush
Harvard athletic officials distributed twelve hundred more tickets for the Harvard Yale game but all are reserved for university graduates and professional school alumni. The plan aims to fill personal use requests, with more applications to be processed. public tickets cannot be issued, and funds enclosed with unfilled requests will be returned after the game.
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Thomas Snow
Snow
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Snow & Son
North Market Street
Bowdoin Seeks Week-From-Saturday Game With Annapolis
Lieutenant Philon, last year’s West Point captain, coaches Bowdoin and tries to arrange a contest with Annapolis for a game a week from Saturday.
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Philon
West Point
Bowdoin
Annapolis
Weather TalkWeighs In On Harvard Yale Game
The piece weighs how wet field conditions could favor Yale with a heavier line and faster linemen. It recalls a past rain game where Yale overwhelmed Harvard on a slippery field. It notes Yale’s 199 pound line vs Harvard’s 188 and Coy’s kicking skill in rain.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Dartmouth
Harry Kersburg
New Haven
Crimson
Coy
Haverhill and Lowell Play Scoreless Rainy Clash
In Haverhill both teams settled for a 0 0 tie before more than 600 spectators. Lowell threatened late reaching Haverhill's four yard line but could not push over. Malcolm's 30 yard run impressed, with Vaughn and H Brown standing out for their teams.
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Haverhill
Haverhill High
Lowell High
Lowell
Malcolm
Vaughn
H. Brown
It will be no pink tea affair Saturday.
A brief note states that Saturday will not host a pink tea event. No details on participants, location, or purpose are provided.
Captain Miller Benched as Hutchinson Tries at Quarter
Captain Miller of Pennsylvania remains on the bench while Hutchinson, a fullback, shifts to quarterback to test the new alignment.
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Miller
Pennsylvania
Hutchinson
Yale Is Through at Home Before Harvard Contest
Yale football completes practice on Yale Field with no scrimmage. The Crimson game plans are set with Savage starting at right end and Coy, Murphy, Philbin likely to carry most of the backfield workload. Several substitutes and lineup changes discussed as Field heals from injury.
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J. W. Hallowell
M. P. Hallowell
Harvard
J. S. Reed
Fish
Bush
University Hall
Graustein
Lewis
R. M. Page
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Yale
Yale Field
Boston
University Field
Jones
Wheaton
Roraback
Hinkey
Shevlin
Bloomer
Cochrane
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Frank Bergin
Princeton
Savage
Logan
Kilpatrick
Hobbs
Andrus
Cooney
Gobel
Lilley
Howe
Philbin
Murphy
Coy
Naedele
Brooks
Paul
Spencer
Buster
Brown
Fritz Hyde
Ford Johnson
Pop
Corey
Johnson
Jack Field
Pete Francis
Society Girls Play Ball in Brookline Exhibition
A Brookline gym exhibition drew over 2000 baseball fans as the Red Sox and New York Giants society girls competed for the world championship. Grace Hooper Johnson stole home in the ninth inning for the home team, with standout defense and ten strikeouts by Ray Collins and Matty Russell. Flora Eisenhart and Ruth Holton helped with key plays, while Walter Falla and James McLaren won a wrestling bout for the association title. Brookline G A A juniors beat Kenwood A C Roxbury in a relay.
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Red Sox
New York Giants
Brookline Society
Matty) Russell
Schlef) Dusossoi
New York
Miss
Bill Carrigan
McGrath
Miss McGrath
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Harry Lord
Richardson
Elizabeth
Amby McConnell
Driscoll
Flora
Bridwell
Eisenhart
Larry Doyle
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Walter Falla
James Mclaren
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McLaren
Brookline G. A. A
Kenwood A. C
Roxbury
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