Yale Mission To Beat Harvard In Gridiron Duel
The Yale squad of 30 players arrives at Auburndale with captain Ray Biglow and coach Knox aiming for a hard fought game against Harvard. Ted Coy and Tad Jones predict a tough test, while Yale plans cautious practice and careful meal preparation led by Chef Bosworth.
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New Haven
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Chelsea
Boston
Princeton
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Goebel
Woodland Park Hotel
Biglow
Brides
Cooney
Tad
Howard Jones
Alcott
Bomar
Coy
Murphy
Biddle
Piggott
Mitchell
Park
Hagan
Bingham
Wheaton
Wylie
Berger
Foster
Brown
Dunbar
Dines
Burch
William Knox
Carl Flanders
John Hall
James Hogan
Ralph Kinney
Roaraba
Red Friar Wins Bennings Handicap at Washington Meet
Large fields competed on a deep track at Bennings. Red Friar captured the handicap easily over Ostrich the favorite. Baby Willie upset Greene at long odds near 60 to 1. Paul Pry caused a delay in the six furlong dash. announces 24 entries for the army handicap race November 29 with multiple cavalry units and artillery taking part.
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Red Ariar
Bennings Washington
Maa
Bennings
Red Friar
Ostrich
Baby Willie
Greene
Paul Pry
Army
Third Field I Artillery
Druce case resumes as prosecution links Duke of Portland to Druce
The Druce case resumes in London as prosecutors seek to prove the fifth Duke of Portland and T. C. Druce are the same man Miss Mary Robinson testified she first met Druce in 1862 noting a bulbous nose with two warts She met Charles Dickens in Boston and was hired as amanuensis for Druce who Dickens said was the Duke of Portland Proceedings adjourned to November 27.
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London
Druce
Duke of Portland
T. C. Druce
Mary Robinson
Cruce
R. C. Caldwell
New York
Charity the Symbol of Love Lecture by Herbert Price
Herbert F. Price spoke before Unity Lodge 5 on charity and its links to love, showing how kindness supports the poor, the sick, and various institutions. He urged living by charity to uplift humanity and leave a decent, peaceful legacy.
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Herbert F. Price
John Shepard
Shepard Norwell Company
Boston Consumptives’ Hospital
Unity Lodge 5
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Civic Association Backs Forest Preservation and Capital Plan
Delegates of the American Civic Association endorse President Roosevelts forest preservation push and the protection of the Grand Canyon of Colorado and Niagara Falls. They urge Congress to support federal action and approve Burnham McKim Olmstead plans for Washington DC as a model for future capital development.
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Providence
R. I
Roosevelt
Colorado Canyons
Niagara Falls
Congress
American Civic Association
Federal Forest
Grand Canyon
Colorado
United States
69Th Congress
J. Horace McFarland
Clinton R. Woodruff
Daniel H. Burnham
Charles F. McKim
Augustus St. Gaudens
Frederick L. Olmstead, Jr
Washington City
George Washington
Newton Mounts Lopsided Win Over Mechanic Arts 6 0
Newton High dominated Mechanic Arts 6 to 0 at Cedar Street grounds Newton scored on a 30 yard run by O Neil after a Kewer placement miscue and a later Chandler miss The game featured strong Mechanics play despite a crippled lineup and a tense second half but Newton held the lead throughout
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Cedar Street
Newton Centre
Newton High
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Mechanic
Kewer
O'Neil
Chandler
Duxbury
Powder Point
Marshfield High School
Marshfield Boys
Marshfield High
Squires in Frisco as Talks of Flynn Bout Rise
Australia’s Bill Squires remains in San Francisco seeking another chance before returning home. A potential match with Jim Flynn is discussed. Ed Dunkhorst nicknamed the Human Freight Car, now with a burlesque troupe, weighs about 400 pounds. Jack Johnson trains in San Francisco and trains under Joe Gans with a visitors day each Thursday. Owen Moran Johnny Summers and Pat O Keefe back ae Moir to beat Tommy Burns in London. Gus Bezenah nearly set to fight Freddie Frick in Huntington West Virginia on December 5.
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Bill Squires
Australia
Frisco
Jim Flynn
Ed Dunkhorst
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack Johnson
San Francisco
Joe Gans
Owen Moran
Johnny Summers
Pat O'Keefe
Ae Moir
Tommy Burns
London
Princeton Team Prepares For Fordham Game
Princeton basketball begins practice for the December 7 opener against Fordham. Hunters flood Michigan's Upper Peninsula as November ends, and locals worry about fatalities from deer confusion. Davy Johnson reportedly broke again after a long career of gains and losses. Max Luttenberg, Cincinnati wrestler, is hospitalized with serious blood poisoning from a mat scratch. Williams College vetoes swimming team members joining a New England league. A New York State paper quips Rochester needs a catcher and more in its baseball crew.
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Max Luttenberg
Cincinnati
Luttenberg
Yale Coach Credits Chance in Dartmouth Victory
Foster Rockwell notes luck as a major factor in Dartmouth's upset over Harvard. Yale's Coy is said to sprint so fast in practice he topples over his own feet. A Western expert sees Dartmouth and Brown improving yearly, potentially challenging Yale and Harvard.
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Foster Rockwell
Yale
Dartmouth
Harvard
Coy
Cornell
Princeton
West Point
Brown
Hollenback Voted Top Punter Amid College Rivalries
An official ranks Hollenback of Pennsylvania as the best punter, noting he can kick farther than all but Coy of Yale and is steadier than Coy who is erratic. Burr of Harvard and McCormick of Princeton are also mentioned in the discussion.
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Pennsylvania
Coy
Yale
Burr
Harvard
McCormick
Princeton
Navy backfield focus as West Point game looms
Annapolis reports Navy coaches labor to build a stronger backfield in under two weeks for the season finale against West Point. The unit is identified as the team's weak point and the coaching staff seeks rapid improvement.
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Annapolis
Navy
West Point
Annals of Sport November 22 Highlights
The Tyne River race saw Taylor Winship defeat Cham bers in a four oared championship with $2000 at stake. In Boston 1887 J McKay beat FP H Conley in a secullers’ three mile match for $1000. Corbett lost to Sharkey on a ninth round foul in New York 1898. Battling Nelson kayoed Ed Burley in Chicago 1900. Joe Gans knocked out Billy Moore in Baltimore 1901. Crescens, a champion trotting stallion, sold for $21000 to M W Savage in 1905.
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Taylor-Winship
Chambers
Boston
J. McKay
FP. H. Conley
New York
James J. Corbett
Thomas Sharkey
Chicago
Battling Nelson
Ed Burley
Baltimore
Joe Gans
Billy Moore
M. W. Savage
Should Mayor Fitzgerald Be Re elected
A pair of letters debate Mayor John F Fitzgerald's fitness for Boston's top job. One author urges re election citing capability and urban gains. another critic argues he is unfit and cites investigations and failures affecting Boston residents and services.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
P. T. Barnum
John F
City of Boston
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