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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1909

Page

12

Harvard Varsity Football Prepares for Yale Clash at Medfield

Harvard's 38 players and staff moved to Medfield to prepare for the big game against Yale. Fans in Harvard Square cheered the squad as they departed, signaling strong confidence in Captain Fish's team ahead of Saturday's showdown.

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Yale Team Heads to Harvard Rematch After Long Train Trip

Daly and Logan Will Start Game as Yale football squad arrives in New Haven at Auburndale station from a train run. Howard Jones leads the team with Captain Coy and Trainer Mack. Players tour hotel and plan secret practice before the big test against Harvard.

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Harvard Football Squad Rehearses, Heads Toward Medfield

Harvard's 88 players, led by Head Coach Haughton, train with casual drills and a social gathering at Cambridge before traveling to Medfield for further practice. Captain Fish proclaims readiness as Yale looms, while the "long cheer" electrifies 300 students in Back Bay and stadium workouts continue for the second team letter recipients.

Hunt Club Haughton Fish Harvard Cambridge Browne Bush Corbett Dunlap Fisher Forster Frothingham Galatti Hooper Houston Huntington Leslie Long Minot McKay Morrison O’flaherty Perkins Pierce Rogers L. Smith P. Smith Sprague Stow Tryon West Wiggles Haughton Down Back Bay O'Flaherty Wigglesworth Daly Boston Medfield T. H. Barber F. T. Blake F. S. Blanchard R. Clifford R. W. Coburn I. Davis E. W. Fisher H. A. Johnson J. H. Knapp J. L. Merrill H. Morris W. G. O'Hare R. M. Page W. K. Page H. H. Tryon L. F. Whitney

Scarce Harvard Yale Tickets Drive Black Market Activity

A Post report details ticket speculation and price spikes for the Harvard Yale game with brokers offering up to 250 for six tickets. Police patrols on Speculators Row disrupted scalping while hotel rooms fill up. Crimson calls for a public blacklist to deter ticket trades.

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Supply Exhausted for Harvard Yale Game Tickets

No more tickets will be mailed from the athletic office as the allotment is used up. About 4000 personal applications would have been filled if seats existed, with 2000 tickets allocated by lot. Harvard squares aren suited with Crimson decorations for the game. A record police detail of 189 officers will manage the crowd of about 40,000 with Captain James Sullivan in charge.

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Yale faces Harvard in pivotal game with mixed roster hopes

Yale sailors for Cambridge upbeat about a decisive victory while hedging on injuries to Daly Logan and Vaughn. Coach Howard Jones plans two back sets. Daly and Logan may play, or be replaced by Murphy and Savage as needed before kickoff.

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PIPPINS Cigars Priced Higher For Better Tobacco

The argument that any five cent cigar equals PIPPINS fails. PIPPINS cost more to produce due to superior tobacco and higher dealer costs, yet the buyer benefits from the quality.

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