Crowded New Haven Faces Yale Harvard Game Housing Strain
New Haven braces for a record Harvard Yale turnout as housing runs tight after the New Haven House demolition. Visitors divert to Hartford Bridgeport and Meriden, with sleepers in railroad yards and 85 special trains carrying guests. Yale fans are quieter while Harvard delegates begin stirring the streets.
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Fragmentary text mentions voyage homeward and ocean draw for garden fruits. care noted but details are missing. No clear events, persons, or organizations are discernible to produce a solid record.
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No Excuses Should Harvard Be Beaten
The 11 players slated to start tomorrow against Yale are in top shape and ready to play the game of their lives. The team acknowledges Yale is formidable and vows to play its best, with no excuses no matter the result.
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Yale Braces for Yale Harvard Clash Optimism Meets Ticket Woes
Captain Daly of Yale predicts victory amid tight ticket market and wagering hesitations. New Haven hosts a wary public as Harvard bets linger unused and Yale fans brace for a grim but hopeful battle at dawn.
Sanford Bets Yale Victory Over Harvard
Sanford predicts Yale will beat Harvard in a hard fought contest. He argues Yale’s effort will intensify as the game approaches and believes Harvard remains a tough opponent but defeatable.
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College Football Games Today Stacks Up Rivalries
Harvard faces Yale in New Haven while Army meets Trinity at West Point. Annapolis hosts NYU and Syracuse travels to Urbana to clash with Illinois. Providence hosts Brown vs MAC. Holy Cross meets Tufts. Wesleyan faces Bowdoin in Portland. Carlisle plays Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. Georgetown battles VMI. BC meets UConn at Storrs. Michigan vs Minnesota in Ann Arbor. Chicago plays Wisconsin in Madison.
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Brookline High Clinches Prep Foot Ball League Title
Brookline High won the Prep Football League pennant for the first time in 14 years by defeating Cambridge Latin 12 to 5. Cambridge struck first as Green caught a Grant pass for a 40 yard TD, then Brookline answered with Mason breaking through for a 60 yard score. In the final period Brookline drove from the 30 yard line with Grant and Mason scoring and Cambridge’s Stevens Green making notable plays.
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Brown Nichols Defeats Stone School at Chestnut Hill
Brown Nichols beat Stone School 8 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Chestnut Hill. Kenney dropped a punt, Gramkow recovered and ran 40 yards for a Stone touchdown. Brown Nichols then kicked a goal from the field from the 35 yard line in the final period.
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Henigan Leads Malden in Brookline Schoolboy Cross Country
James Henigan of Malden High wins the Brookline schoolboy cross country by 17 minutes 14 and 5 sixth seconds. Medford High amasses 165 points with top finishers Forsyth Cur ran Cananan Cochrane Hall Forsyth Schwartz Sutermonster Anderson among the first runners.
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Harvard Yale football returns shown at Columbia Theatre
Manager Farren has leased a special wire from New Haven to broadcast Harvard Yale football returns this afternoon during the performance at the Columbia Theatre.
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Night Before Harvard Yale Clash Draws Boston Bettors
Boston buzzed with Harvard Yale anticipation as ticket touts filled South Station and hotels. Yale favored in bets, with odds from 2 to 1 to 10 to 7, while Harvard fans chartered sleeping cars for New Haven.
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Local School Football Schedule Circulated for Today
Everett High hosts Somerville High in Suburban league action while Dorchester meets Quincy and Chelsea plays Revere. Other games include Hyde Park at Hyde Park Winchester at Winchester and Beverly hosting Waltham. Additional matches feature Salem at Salem Danvers at Danvers Framingham High at South Framingham Newton High at Newton Milford Milford Hudson at Milford Fitchburg at Fitchburg Groton hosts Worcester Classical Lowell at Lowell. Boston College High versus Newton High rounds out the slate.
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Kilpatrick Seeks Hard Battle Against Yale Eleven
Star end Kilpatrick previews a tough game against Yale. He vows to give his all and aims to mirror a standout gridiron career while acknowledging Yale is favored to win.
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Daley Chosen At Dartmouth Football Captain
Edward J. Daley of North Stratford N H was elected captain of the Dartmouth football team for next season. Daley plays left end and has been on the team for two years and in college three years.
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Hard Game with Yale Triumphs Over Harvard Preview
Yale coach Jack Owsley predicts a hard battle against Harvard, calling the contest tougher than the Princeton game while expressing confidence Yale will win. The piece frames the 1905 Yale eleven and its readiness for a demanding season opener.
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