Harvard Seeks Yale Edge as Oddsmakers Bet Even
Harvard trains hard on Soldiers Field ahead of the Yale game with seven touchdowns in a brisk scrimmage and rumors of lineup changes. whispered changes include Barnard at left guard and Sugden at his usual position as coaches guard against surprises. Glass eligibility is reportedly settled and no Harvard protest is expected.
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Norman Cabot
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William Lyon Phelps
Princeton
Yale Coaches Short Practice Before Finale
Yale’s football staff plans a light week of prep for the final game next Saturday. Today's session was shorter than usual and not hard, with limited exertion and strategic work.
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Conn
Yale
Yale University
Fels-Naptha Keeps Undergarments Fine Without Boiling
The text claims Fels-Naptha soap preserves delicate underwear without boiling or hard rubbing, preventing fiber breakage and keeping garments dainty and clean. It emphasizes gentle care as the method to maintain fabric integrity.
A Good Wife Tries to Please Her Guest and Husband
A domestic scene on festive cooking notes how a wife, guest, and husband are cheered by a well supplied table. The piece praises good cooking and a pottle of Hub Punch added to mince pie stock as a flavorful festival aid sold by grocers and druggists.
Harvard Seeks Lacrosse Clash With Oxford Cambridge
Harvard athletic committee votes to sanction lacrosse games with Oxford and Cambridge universities, marking the first international lacrosse match for the Crimson. Also approves thanks to Courtney of Cornell for coaching, permits a second crew to row at Ithaca May 30 next year, fencing meet plans with Yale and Cornell, and confirms W. S. Sugden as lacrosse manager along with last year’s financial report.
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Oxford
Cambridge
England
Harvard
Crimson
Courtney
Cornell
Ithaca
Yale
New Haven
New England
American Fencing Association
W. S. Sugden
Brown in Good Form Before Dartmouth Game
Brown varsity struggled to score three touchdowns against the second eleven at Providence. Captain Barry played and appears fully recovered, boosting hopes for the upcoming game with Dartmouth while injuries linger and coaches push limited material.
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Providence
R. IL
Brown
Barry
Dartmouth
Columbia Defeats Annapolis 5-0 in Season Finale
In Annapolis Md on Nov 19 Columbia University beat Annapolis 5 to 0 on the academy grounds. Navy came close in the first half with two near field goal attempts by Strassberger but failed. Key plays featured Strassberger’s running and strong defense by Farley and Fretz. Final score reflected Columbia’s advantage as Smith scored the only touchdown. Time of halves 25 and 20 minutes, total game 1 hour 32 minutes. Referee Richard Armstrong of Yale.
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Strassberger
Soule
Whiting
Sun
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Annapolis
Earl
Shoemaker
R. E
Louie Fisher
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Shoup
Brisbin Weeks
Duell
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Blakely
Dowell Frambach
Harvard Yale football rumor mill and race to South End
Prolific notes from Boston suggest Yale and Harvard face scrutiny over a Glass protest and a clash in New Haven. Deciding on supporters travel, two special trains will depart for the Brown Dartmouth game, while Boston College hosts Holy Cross at the South End grounds.
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Mechanics’ Building
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Manchester
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Daniel Barry
Care Post
Owen McCusker
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West Point
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Dartmouth
Hart Puts OBrien Through Harsh Six-Round War
Marvin Hart of Louisville pressured Philadelphia’s Jack O’Brien in six rounds at the Pennsylvania Art Athletic Club. O’Brien led early, but Hart seized the fifth and sixth rounds with aggressive body blows and a hard right to the jaw, drawing cheers as O’Brien staggered and clinched.
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Marvin Hart
Louisville
Jack O'Brien
Pennsylvania Art Athletic Club
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Jack
O’brien
Hart
SWEENEY WHIPS ZIEGLER IN CRITERION CLUB BOUTS
A star night at the Criterion Athletic Club drew 600 spectators as Patsy Sweeney defeated Owen Ziegler in the final bout after a see-saw match through four rounds. Earlier Johnny Powers beat Patsey McKenna in six rounds while Jack Fitzpatrick and Billy Jordan fought to a draw in six fast rounds.
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Criterion Athletic Club
Johnny Powers
South Boston
Patsey McKenna
North End
Powers
McKenna
Jack Fitzpatrick
West Newton
Billy Jordan
Patsy Sweeney
Owen Ziegler
Savannah
Boxing Faith and Fights From a City Minister to the Ring
The writer defends boxing, citing Rev Dr John L Scudder of Jersey City who endorses boxing for boys and men as promoting self control and moral conduct. Scudder funds gymnasiums for 139 Roosevelt Battalion youths, teaches holds and counters, and urges boxing as a path to Christian virtue and healthy recreation. The piece covers boxing’s place in church youth programs, calls for clean sport, and notes local boxing events and club bouts in Fall River and Boston with various fighters, managers, and upcoming matches.
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Jersey City
Roosevelt Battalion
Big Bill Dole
Yale
Dan MckKettrick
Joe Carroll
New York
Tom Jenkins
Ay Wrestis
Madison Square Garden
Carroll
Boston
John J. Little
New England
Little
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Gus Rivers
Bobby Burns
Brookline
Fall River Athletic Club
George Ashley
Tommy Devine
Felix Servant
George Campbell
Young Woods
Young Callahan
Martin Canole
Mose King
Aunstin McQuire
W. A
Sharkey
Jim Jeffries
Coney Island
Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Young Clifton
Cambridge
David J. Heller
Charlestown
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Mike Leonard
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Scrappers
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Rob Roy
Higginson Takes Three in Bankers and Brokers Series
Lee Higginson swept Morse three games in the Bankers and Brokers league at Boylston alleys last night. Paine starred with a 110 single and a 278 three-string total as Morse trailed the leaders.
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President Roosevelt may attend Harvard Yale game
At Haven Connecticut on November 19 officials report unprecedented demand for Harvard Yale tickets. Alumni applications total 31,000 while the expanded grandstands hold 27,000. Regular channels are exhausted and hopeful fans seek any remaining seats from speculators. Roosevelt rumored to attend, having sat with Harvard rooters at prior Crimson Blue games.
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Crimson
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Long Motor Cycle Ride Planned by Boston Pioneer
Edwin H. Corson, a veteran Boston motorcyclist, plans a 3000 mile trip to Milwaukee starting today at 7 a.m. via Framingham Worcester Springfield Albany Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit and more, returning by January 15. He will not seek records and notes a friend killed in New York by a broken fork crown.
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Milwaukee
Wis
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Worcester
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Schenectady
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Niagara Falls
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Cleveland
Pittsburg
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Hartford
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I. H. Elwell
Portland
Mr. Corson
Three Rulers Go Shooting in English Preserves
London November 19. The German Emperor and the King of Portugal spent the day shooting with notable figures. The Emperor, during his final day in England, bagged four rabbits in 29 minutes. An official statement says he is highly gratified by the English welcome and will depart tomorrow with favorable impressions.
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Portugal
Earl of Lonsdale
Edward
Windsor
England
Bangor Boxing Showdown Ends Early With Goodman Victory
In Union Hall Boston's Kid Goodman defeated Young Kelley in a short bout halted after the first three rounds. Portland's George Phelan and Bangor's Jimmy Connors fought to a six round draw in the preliminaries, with Phelan holding size and reach edge but the referee declaring an even contest.
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Bangor A. C
Union Hall
Kid Goodman
Young Kelley
Boston
Kelley
Goodman
George Phelan
Portland
Jimmy Connors
Phelan
Connors
Harvard Yale Excursion Tickets to New Haven on Nov 22
Excursion tickets for Harvard Yale football game in New Haven November 22 are $8 round trip in parlor cars via the Springfield line. Tickets on sale at 66 Washington Street Cambridge and 1336 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge. Early applications advised to secure best accommodations and avoid crowd for seats.
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New Haven
Washington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Springfield
Be sure and read page 9 and tell the children
Instruction asks readers to check page 9 and inform children. No named entities or concrete events are present. the line appears as a directive rather than a reportable incident or story.
Fight bids refused for Corbett McGovern title bout
Cincinnati November 19 bids for the 2½ round glove contest between Young Corbett of Denver and Terry McGovern of Brooklyn were opened by C F Lambertson as neither fighter attended. Only two clubs bid, Philadelphia's Pennsylvania Art Club and San Francisco's Hays Valley Athletic Club, neither posting the required forfeit. Bids were rejected for lack of the $1,000 forfeit. the offer remains open for one week to allow post of the necessary guarantee.
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Cincinnati
Young Corbett
Denver
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
C. F. Lambertson
McGovern
Sam Harris
Danny Maher Sets High Win Percentage in English Season
Danny Maher the American jockey sailed on the Celtic for New York and holds the record for the highest winning average in an English turf season with 106 wins from 400 mounts, earning $3000 for his employers. He plans to stay in the United States until March before returning to England.
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London
Danny Maher
Celtic Today
New York
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Maher
United States
England
Shoes debt reveals Harvard students owing Cambridge dealer
William J. Newman, Cambridge shoe merchant, filed for bankruptcy listing liabilities of 5017.64 and assets of 2258.20. An unusual itemized open account shows hundreds of patrons, mostly Harvard students, owe for footwear, with totals to 2208.6 included as assets, spanning four pages of claims. Frank E. Jones also filed, showing 48963.35 liabilities and no assets.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Newman
Harvard
Frank E. Jones
Mason
Cedar Street
Newton Bowling League Formed
Six social clubs in Newton and vicinity form the Newton Bowling League with a schedule from December 2 to February 11. Clubs include Allston Golf Club Hunnewell Club Mangu s Club Newton Beat Club North Gate Club and Riverdale Casino. Officers: President B. D. Sabin Riverdale Vice-President C. W. Loring Hunnewell Secretary-Treasurer G. B. Harris Allston.
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Allston Golf Club
Hunrewell Club
Mangus Club
Newton Beat Club
North Gate Club
Riverdale Casino
B. D. Sabin
Riverdale
C. W. Loring
Hunnewell
G. B. Harris
Allston
Special coach trains to New Haven for football game
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad will run a peel coach train in sections leaving Boston Terminal at 8 33 a m and Back Ray 8 39 Saturday November 22 carrying passengers to New Haven to reach Yale Field for lunch and the game Ample seating on these trains Round trip tickets four dollars each
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Terminal Station
Boston
New Haven
Yale Field
Rush to Cast Leaden Keel of New Cup Defender
In Bristol Rhode Island on November 19 workers at boat shops pushed toward starting the keel casting for the new defender. They assembled pig lead from the West and advanced the clay bed for the keel mould and built wooden shore supports for the casting.
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R. I
Yacht magnates meet in secret conference Bristol
Captain Charles Barr and managing owner C Oliver Iselin arrived with Nat Herreshoff to a significant meeting at his house. Plans for the 188 cup defender are under detailed review while keel mould work progresses. About 40 tons of pig lead for the keel arrived from Kansas City as nickel steel is favored.
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R. IL
Charles Barr
C. Oliver Iselin
Nat Herreshoff
Barr
Iselin
Herreshoff
Herreshoffs
Kansas City
Somers Says American League Club Eyes New York Ground
Vice President Charles W. Somers reports in New York talks with Ban Johnson and John Kilfoyle about an American league club in the city. He notes an option on fine grounds exists but calls the deal not closed and a formal statement likely within days.
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Charles W. Somers
New York
Ban Johnson
John Kilfoyle
Cay
Mr. Somers
Oil heater explosion sparks Chelsea house fire
Andrew C. Lynn of 9 Orange Street Chelsea used an oil heater last night when it suddenly exploded and set fire to his home owned by George C. Young. The incident caused about $600 in house damage and $100 to the furniture.
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Lynn
George C. Youngman
Maxim & Gay Co. invite New Orleans race meeting investors
The Masim and Gay Co of New York invites the public to investigate their plan for making money at the coming race meeting in New Orleans starting Nov. 27. With 70,000 capital, the firm boasts 76 noted stockholders and patrons from Wall Street and industry. A systematic play of horses at New Orleans is promised, based on their proven method. For full particulars, write Maxim & Gay Co. 289 Broadway New York City.
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Maxim & Gay Co
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Maxim & Gay
Stewart Building
Broadway
New York City
Palmo Tablets advertised for kidney and nerve relief
Great for kidneys claims quick cure of weak back tiredness low mood sleeplessness headache and other symptoms by Palmo Tablets. They act on kidneys and nervous system and promise younger appearance. 50 cents per box 12 boxes with guarantee 5 dollars. Sold by multiple druggists in Dewey S A Beach Street Harrison Avenue School Street Tremont Boylston and Washington Street locations.
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