Crimson Eleven Heads To Yale Field For Practice
The Crimson band travels to New Haven for a practice session with Burr leading the squad after recovering from injury. Coach Donovan reports players in fine shape and ready for a hard battle against Yale, while Kejsburg arrives late with a party of Crimson supporters.
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Harvard Football Team Receives Massive Send Off
More than 1000 Harvard students packed Harvard square and cheered the football squad as they left Cambridge by special cars for Farmington to face Yale. Captain Burr and Field Coach Haughton drew much of the applause as the team declared itself in top form and confident ahead of the big game.
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Speculators Foresee Scarcity of Harvard Yale Tickets
Report on gambling speculators who bid high for Harvard Yale game tickets, trading on hope. They seek seats from graduates and differ to a margin of profit, while today’s weather could push many to sell.
Ponies Beat Crescents in Ward 7 Showdown
The Dennison House Ponies opened their season with a tight 8 to 7 victory over the Crescents in Ward 7 gymnasium last evening marking their first on floor game of the year.
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Volkmann and N. G. Play Fast Game for a Tie
The Interpreparatory league battle ended in a 5 to 5 tie. Volkmann and Noble & Green contested hard with several brilliant tackles and two touchdowns by Chadwick and Grant. Injuries affected Volkmann and Weston, but both sides showed strong defense and fast play in 20 minute halves.
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Packey McFarland Defeats Tommy Murphy In Six Round Bout
Packey McFarland outpointed Tommy Murphy in a six round National Athletic Club bout in Philadelphia. McFarland showed ring generalship but fought below his best, while Murphy pressed and scored in spots. Both men ended with cuts and Murphy bleeding from the nose as McFarland edged the decision.
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Clash or Peace in Baseball to be decided in New York
The Eastern League and American Association directors will present their demands to the National Commission at the Waldorf-Astoria on December 7. A peace or war outcome for major league status hinges on that meeting, with a joint committee of Powers Hanlon OBrien Tebeau Watkins Havener to deliver the request.
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Yale reveals settled lineup for Harvard game
Yale coach Biglow announced the first scrimmage produced a likely Harvard clash lineup. Captain Burch Hobbs Logan Corey Wheaton Field and others filled the eleven as Haines Lilley Johnson Field were moved aside. Harvard arrives with heavy interest as relations thaw with secret practice set to begin.
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Burr is Out for Practice Leads Harvard Football Hope
Arthur Duffeys column notes Burr, former all American tackle, is back in football drills at Harvard. He will start Saturday but may not play full game, with Haughton coaching and undergraduates hopeful. The piece also compares Cutler and Pishon, recalls past Harvard Yale results, and mentions cross country hopes for Harvard Tech Cornell and Princeton stars in a corker race.
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Harvard Dartmouth pool results and Vanderbilt cup death query
No deaths reported from the Vanderbilt cup race. In the Harvard Dartmouth pool, G wins with Harvard 10 and Dartmouth 4 being closest in scoring, while B and C tie for closest guesses in another scenario. final decision: C wins with Harvard 11 to Dartmouth 5 in the specified game.
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Football at Orpheum Brings Yale Harvard Gridiron Show
Vaudeville at the Orpheum Theatre will feature a staged Yale Harvard game using a special gridiron and a lone football player to reproduce each play for the audience. The display will show team lineups and score updates via a telegraph link to the grounds, without interrupting the main program.
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Yale men press for new concrete stadium to host big games
New Haven Conn November 18 Yale officials consider replacing the wooden stands at Yale Field with a concrete coliseum after a Yale Harvard game. The plan, urged by alumni groups, would issue bonds and may locate outside campus, possibly Hampden.
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Fowler Is Reinstated In Amateur Athletics
The Cambridge long distance runner Fowler has been reinstated by the New England Amateur Athletic Association after suspension for allegedly rubbing Harvard athletes. Restored to good standing, he plans to run the Yonkers Marathon on Thanksgiving Day and attempt a 2 hours 23 minutes 29 seconds 25 mile course time at the B A A trial.
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New England Baseball League Holds Annual Meeting
The New England Baseball League met at the American House with a board of directors session approving the Worcester pennant award and Fall River receiving the Pitcher Fullerton claim. A $2 fine for late official game scores was adopted and the seasonจะ start April 23, ending Sept 11 with 125 playing days.
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Auto racer fatally hurt in Savannah practice crash
Savannah Ga November 18 Joe Grinan is said to have been fatally injured after bursting the tire on his machine during a small car race practice session this afternoon.
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Planning for A A U meet at Seattle
Plans for the next annual outdoor meet of the Amateur Athletic Union in Seattle Washington next August during the Alaskan Yukon exposition have progressed. William M. Ingalls Seattle Pacific Northwest delegate to the present A A U meeting in New York expects a definite announcement soon.
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Hans Lobert Eyes Brooklyn Manager Post for Next Season
New York Nov. 18 Hans Lobert the last infielder of the Cincinnati club is mentioned as a probable manager for the Brooklyn club in the coming season.
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Everett Waltham Gridiron Clash Draws Big Crowds
Everett and Waltham prepare for a Thanksgiving week showdown in a game at Waltham. Each side leans on top players Leary and Stankard for Waltham and Brickley and Lansing for Everett. Newton High aims to beat Cambridge Latin, while Rindge suffers an injury to Kronenberg.
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Great Card at Armory for Next Tuesday Night
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