Yale Harvard Tickets Counterfeit Warning Ahead of Game
Counterfeit Yale Harvard game tickets are feared to appear in New Haven. Harvard and Yale management urge buyers to obtain tickets only from official sources to avoid fakes. Ticket scares recur, but this year counterfeits may be easier to make amid high demand. Collegiate practice notes describe Harvard preparations and concerns about player form, with Sawin and Daly highlighted for their roles. Yale counters with line power and end plays, as Harvard plans defense focus. The piece also touches on travel, practice, and the season’s closing stretch in Cambridge and Meriden Conn.
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Harvard
New Haven
Yale
Varsity
Ellis
Putnam
Sawin
Penn
Daly
Kendall
Cambridge
Meriden
Conn
Yale Football Game Sees 60-Man Police Detail
Yale management seeks a sixty-man police detail from Superintendent Winn to patrol Yale Field for the Yale Harvard game next Saturday. The force will also conduct surveillance as an estimated 22 000 spectators pack the venue before the kickoff.
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New Haven, Conn
Robert W. Hixon
Yale Football Management Today
Wiinn
Police Department
Yale
Yale Harvard
Yale Football Scrimmage Shortened For Regulars
Yale's football squad held a light scrimmage at Haven Conn with scrubs unable to challenge the varsity. A single score came on a 26 yard drop goal by Sharpe playing at left halfback. Fincke replaced Wear at quarterback and Wear later coached on punt catches. The game plan for Harvard remains uncertain.
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Nhw Haven
Conn
Yale
Sharpe
Fincke
Seg
Wear
Harvard
Harvard Sophomores and Juniors Win Football Contests
Harvard reports two class football games with sophomores beating freshmen 10 to 0 and juniors defeating seniors 11 to 0. The sophomores and juniors meetThursday for the college championship. Performances featured strong tackling, swift line plays, and few fumbles, with notable lineups listed and Chase Cunningham credited with touchdowns.
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Harvard
Sophs
NEW YACHT A WONDER
Bristol Nov. The signing of the contract for the new cup defender two months later than Columbia was contracted adds to a daunting build. Herreshoff plans promise a yacht superior on all sailing points to the present century Iselin Morgan wonder. Columbia may be five minutes slower than 1899, while the new defender should lead by about fifteen seconds per mile. Nat sails the new ship with unmatched skill, and trials will decide. If the defender is disabled Columbia could challenge, making the race one of the closest in American waters.
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Bristol
Columbia
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Herreshoff
Iselin
Nat
Bicyclenotes on Six Day Race Prospects at Madison Square Garden
Harry Elkes trains in Brockton for the six day race and hopes a solid partner will boost his chances in the Madison Square Garden event. The piece notes how six day racing levels champions across middle and sprint distances and recalls McFarland Jacquelin forces in Paris with an incident delaying a twenty mile paced race due to an accident with Jacquelin's pac machine and a rowdy crowd banner.
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Harry Elkes
Brockton
Madigon Uare Garden
Majah” Taylor
Tom Cooper
McFarland-Jacquelin
Paris
Cooper
Jacquelin
Pac
Sale of Hamburg Rumored in Turf Circles
Rumor spread in New York on November 2 that W. C. Whitney may have bought the Hamburg thoroughbred stock from the Daly estate. Hamburg, famed as a premier racehorse, won twelve races, finished second three times, and had one fourth-place finish in sixteen starts. Whitney was not at home to confirm the report.
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New York
W. C. Whitney
Hamburg
Marcus Daly
Montana
Hamburg Place
Whitney
Kentucky
America
Lady and the Horse Divide the Honors at New York Show
The New York horse show nears its peak as Lady and the horse share top attention. Glorious Douglass wins blue ribbon at the exhibit, while Edna May in ermine creates fashion sensation. Society attendance grows stronger, with many blue ribbon winners and a brisk day of judging including harness horses, standard bred trotting stallions, and ladies hunters.
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Douglass
Edna May
Shetland
Thomas L. Watt
Gladys. Pottsford
Lottie L. Pottsford
William J. Sampson
Jessie
Sly Dance
Ethel Drew Barrymore
John Drew
Mr. Drew
Glorious Douglas
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Mr. Kelly
B. m
Lemuel Hitchcock
A. Wighol
Baby Boy
Hart Bros
John
Bratton
Buckbee
A. J. Cassatt
E. D. Morgan
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
F. K. Sturgis
MP and Tuck Close Bowled Clash Dudley Beats Arlington
Low scores marked the Dudley Club alleys as Dudley defeated Arlington Boat Club three straight. Simson led Dudley with a 500-plus total and a 216 string in the second game, aided by Rogers and Marston. Arlington struggled to match, though they fought to take a game, leaving the series close and decided by eight pins in the first contest.
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Dudley Club
Dudley
Arlington Boat Club
Simson
Dudleys
Arlington
Rogers
Marston
Reid
Fruit Tops in Carruth's Marketmen League Tilt
Fruit defeated Butter in a Carruth's Marketmen League contest, winning two of three games. Kilton led with 633 points and Benjamin had 530, while other scores remained low.
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Fruit
Carruth’s
Galt
Kilton
Benjamin
St. James Alleys
Curtis Safe Company
Federals
A. W. W. Company
Greely
Smith Hartwe
Boxing Gossip Explains Jeffries Match Intrigue
In a detailed rebuttal bent on clearing rumors, the writer debunks claims of Jeffries seeking immediate bouts with Ruhlin Sharkey Fitzsimmons and others. He cites an older Brady Madden agreement for a spring or summer fight, disputes over forfeits, and potential moves involving Corbett. Also notes Ken Tom Shaw vs Sandy Ferguson at the Kirtland club and updates on Shallow vs O'Brien with Lewiston crowds.
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Jim Lee
Jeffries
Billy Brady
Corbett
Brady
Fitzsimmons
Ruhlin
Sharkey
al Smith
Dr. A. P. Ordway
Barney Aaron
Gilsey House
Richard K. Fox
Police Gazette
Jim Corbett
Cuba
Milne
New York
Ken Tom Shaw
Sandy Ferguson
Kirtland Club
Lewiston
Mike
Boston
Pew Cooners
Shallow
O’brien
Lewiston Peale
Jack O'Donnell
Sharkeys
Dick O'Brien
Lewiston Journal
Boston Board
Young Sharkey
Mike Shallow
South Boston
Frederick Bowers
J. A. Robinson
Medfield Junction
Rhode Island
Randy Ferguson
Rob Roy
New Trial Granted for Dr Kennedy in Dollie Reynolds Murder
The Court of Appeals granted a new trial to Dr Samuel F Kennedy a New York dentist convicted of murdering Emeline Dollie Reynolds whose skull was crushed in a Grand Hotel room in New York on August 15 1899. Kennedy is currently on death row at Sing Sing.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Samuel F. Kennedy
New York City
Emeline C. Reynolds
Dollie” Reynolds
Grand Hotel
Kennedy
Sing Sing
City Brevities of the Day
Edward McEntee of 331 Lowell Somerville was arrested for forging supervisor Charles Ferris’s name to a 98 dollar order. Ambrose Matelle a ship carpenter of 264 Border street was injured when struck by a heavy timber, suffering a compound fracture of his left leg. Joseph Conroy, 17, of 238 Harrison avenue, was arrested for larceny of clothing from Hector Goselin at 810 Washington street.
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Edward McEntee
Lowell Street
Somerville
Charles Ferris
Prudential Isurance Company
McEntee
Ambrose Matelle
Border Street
John McGee
Joseph Conroy
Harrison Avenue
Hector Goselin
Washington Street
Judge Hears Contempt Hearing in Perpetual Patents Case
Judge Lowell held a brief hearing in the United States Circuit Court yesterday in contempt proceedings against George G. Merry, president of the Consolidated Automatic Machine Company, over alleged patent infringement. The case involves restraints against further infringement of a patent held by the National Automatic Machine Company, with prior court orders restraining operations from their current location.
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Lowell
United States Circuit Court
George G. 8
Merry
Consolidated Automatic Machine Company
National Automatic Machine Company
Nes
Horse Show Emerges As Society Event In New York
The New York horse show, long a social magnet, returned to full glamour as fashionables from cities nationwide filled the arena. Dozens of gowns drew attention with Miss Edna May in an ermine and sealskin ensemble. Races, jumps, and prize classes showcased top horses, while society attendance revived the event’s status as the season’s premier spectacle.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
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