Rival Yale and Harvard Readied for Big Game Eve
Yale prepares for the showdown with Harvard with players arriving from New Haven to Auburndale and Har vard golfers amid nerves. Coach Jones and staff, led by Howard Jones and Johnnie Mack, plan practice at Kiers Field after a hotel briefing and a late-night parade. Harvard seeks to keep nerves calm with golf and leisure before the climactic clash.
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Cornish
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Pendleton
Wilson
Knowles
Rison
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Way
Guernsey
Pym
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Loughge
Washburn
Savage
Brann
Our
Johnnie Mack
Adds
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Dr. Bull
Ray Tompkins
Bomers Gallaner
Frank Hinkey
Arndale
Laselle Mary
Jones
Kiers’ Field
Yale
Ketcham
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
al Sharpe
Sons of
Harvard Scrubs Disband After Season Ending Banquet
The Harvard scrubs, a 32 player second team, were disbanded after a banquet at the Exchange Club. They trained against the varsity, learning Princeton and Yale formations to prepare the regulars for upcoming games. Captain Sigourney and coaches Guild and Graustein praised the scrubs’ efforts.
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Harvard Scrubs
Exchange Club
Princeton
Harvard
Nassau
Scrubs
Yale
Sigourney
Bob Guild
Eddie Graustein
Brickley Heads Not For Buffer In Final Practice
Charley Brickley wore a close clipped hair style during the last practice at Stadium turf. He relies on headgear for protection and uses his head for other tasks besides a buffer, signaling a shift from the old football hair era.
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Yale
Charley Brickley
Brickley
Yale Ready For Crimsons Clash With Notable Backfield
The article notes rough play possible as Yale faces Princeton and prepares for tomorrow's game against the Crimson. Dunn at fullback and Wilson Ainsworth and Knowles in the backfield are listed, with Knowles to start and Guernsey likely to enter at a crucial moment.
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Yale
Princeton
Crimson
Dunn
Wilson
Ainsworth
Knowles
Guernsey
Taunton High Coach Leads Eleven For Home Saturday
Taunton High School prepares a football team of eleven for a home game this Saturday. Coach Fred Hunt oversees Taunton, Massachusetts, preparing the squad for the contest at Taunton High School.
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Taunton High School
Fred Hunt
Taunton
Mass
Harvard Students Parade For Varsity Football Team
About 2500 Harvard students marched behind a 20 piece brass band into the stadium yesterday afternoon. They unleashed a series of strident cheers for Harvard the team coach Percy D Haughton captain Bob Storer and the individual players.
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Harvard
Percy D. Haughton
Bob Storer
Harvard Students Rally Behind Yale Game Tickets Demand
Harvard undergraduates stage a mass show of support for the Crimson football team as they march from Holworthy Hall to the Stadium. The parade features class marshals, a brass band, and cheers while players and coaches receive ovations before practice.
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Crimson
Tyngsboro
Holworthy Hall
College Yard
Quentin Reynolds
William A. Barron
Dana Wingate
Harvard Yard
Harvard Square
Leverett Saktenstall
William
Yale
College Square
William Jones
University
Harvard Hall
College Building
Explosion injures seven at Devonshire street office
A basement blast at 15 Devonshire Street wrecked the General Express Company office injuring seven men including owner Robert J. Kelley and manager Frank Moen. Fire followed as debris and smoke filled the room. damage tops $5000. Investigators seek the cause.
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Devonshire Street
Robert J. Kelley
Clifton Road
Brookline
Frank Moen
Andover
John E. Hull
Beverly
John Thompson
Revere
John Collins
Charlestown
Charles H. Doyle
Gloucester
Stephen Sullivan
Roxbury
Kelley
Moen
Hull
Devonshire
Moon
Washington Street
Old State House
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Collins
Sullivan
State Street
Buckley
Ladder Company 1
Claffin
Blaney
Police
Tabor
Relief Hospital
Wabash and Union Pacific Railroad Company
Guild Urges More Trade With Russia
The Hon Curtis Guild told Boston City Club members that American Russia trade has enormous potential. He noted U S imports from Russia total about 27 million dollars while Russia buys at least 150 million from the United States. He cited cotton trade worth 50 million annually and millers in Russia and Finland opposing U S flour underbidding.
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Hon. Curtis Guild
Boston City Club
Boston
Russia
Finland
United States
Russia trade and American tools in demand in 1910s debate
A speaker notes strong demand for American tools and invites American machinists to Russia to set up factories. He cites American autos winning a prize in Russian maneuvers, Russia's limited imports, and reliance on US goods such as pony coats, baseball leather, carpet wool, and builders hardware. Connecticut and Massachusetts factory sales and Russian demand are highlighted.
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Russia
Kelly
United States
St. Petersburg
Massachusetts
Connecticut
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