Harvard Emulates Colossus of Rhodes Ahead of Yale Game
Harvard gears for the Yale showdown with two gridiron practices on two campuses. The Crimson backs and centres worked at Yale Field, while guards and ends trained at Soldiers Field. Indoor drills in Lyceum Hall sharpened timing and strategy ahead of the big game.
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Bergin Critiques Brickley as Yale Star Doubts
New Haven November 21 Coach Bergin former Princeton quarterback and Harvard backer says Brickley cannot worry Yale defenses and asserts the Harvard star would falter if Yale forwards pressure him. Bergin coaches Exeter and faced Brickley when he played there.
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Harvard Favorite as NE Cross Country Opens in Ithaca
New England college cross country squads depart for Ithaca for the intercollegiate championship with Harvard as the strong favorite. An injury to star runner R St Boyd could affect Harvard Crimson odds, though no upset seems certain yet.
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Yale Practice Outline Sets Harrowed Schedule For Cambridge Team
Yale reports indicate the Harvard squad remains in strong shape as it follows a strict training plan. Players listed include Amory Bettle Bradlee Bradley Brickley Felton Freedley Frothingham Gardner Graustein Handy Hardwick Logan Milholland Parmenter Wendell Wigglesworth Willetts Beebe Coolidge Driscoll Dana Hitchcock Lawson McGuire O'Brien Pennock Smith Storer Trumbull Weatherhead Weston Withington. The itinerary covers travel from Cambridge to Back Bay New London and New Haven with meals, signals, and a late return trip to Boston. A spring water supply is noted and players are restricted from certain activities.
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Harvard Freshmen Run at Andover Invitation Meet
At noon today the Harvard freshman cross country team leaves for Andover to compete in the Andover Invitation meet starting at 2. They face freshman teams from Cornell Dartmouth Pennsylvania Princeton and Yale. Worcester Academy Exeter and Andover also enter. The three and a half mile course will be run.
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Rindge challenges Cambridge Latin for dec 7 hockey title
Rindge jeeps a rematch with Cambridge Latin to settle the 7 all tie. The game would be on Tufts oval with same officials. The match would decide Cambridge championship with Somerville Everett officials named for next game. Ed Childs elected Stone hockey captain and Boston Arena offers rink for finals.
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Letter in this Office for Bob Mc Cormick
A concise archival note records a letter directed to Bob Mc Cormick in this office. The communication details are minimal with no further names or actions listed.
Yale Tangles with Crimson Comeback Hopes Rise
Bergin doubts Brickley as a football threat and predicts Yale can win. He notes Harvard Princeton comparisons distort merit, cites Princeton stage fright, praises Yale backs and forwards, and expects Yale’s backfield to move faster for a decisive win against Harvard.
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Thanksgiving Hike Entries Open at Boston M A A Office
Entries for the Thanksgiving Day Hike are ready at the Municipal A A office 6 Beacon Street Boston. The 15 mile cross country walk is open to residents over 16 including men women and girls with no entry fee. Advance entries on special blanks are required.
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Reds to Train in Mobile Next Spring
The Cincinnati Reds will hold spring training in Mobile Alabama instead of Columbus Georgia. The move was announced in a bulletin by Garry Hermann.
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Yale Sees Merit in Long Term Coaching
The writer argues Yale should adopt a permanent coach system, noting successful programs at Cambridge Michigan Chicago Minnesota and Carlisle. He cites Penn and Cornell as examples of yearly changes leaving teams behind. Dartmouth is praised for good sportsmanship despite kritik of rough play.
Yale Foot Ball Hopes and Cross Country Odds Stir Fans
Fans debate Yale and Harvard in cross country and football. Nominal stars Norman Taber and Willie Kolehmainen loom for Brown and Cornell while Yale awaits Lefty Flynn and Pumpelly. Georgetown eyes Vanderbilt clash as Eastern dominance in football grows.
Five weight class boxing champions named in amateur series
Fifth Jimmy Lynch of Cambridge won the 105 pound title last year along with Tommy Reagan 115, John Cooper 125, Charles Askins 145, Arthur Sheridan of New York 158 and John Silverio the heavyweight champ. Boston likely hosts national amateurs while Harvard Dartmouth football hints at a 7-8 or 10-0 guess. Massachusetts hunter license details via MassFishGame Commission 748 Tremont St Boston.
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Harvard Team Faces Setback as Boyd Sidelined by Tendon
Shrubb estimates Harvard with a five point margin before Boyd's pulled tendon. The injury delays but does not end Boyd's season and shifts focus to Copeland Lawless Carter and the rest of Harvard's balanced lineup as they prepare for the upcoming schedule.
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Carlisle Indian Football Coach Uses Spanking On Players
Carlisle Penn Nov 21 Carlisle Indian Coach Warner drilled his grid squad in a long practice as they gear up for Springfield Brown at Providence games to close the season Hill and Spergie were the only Aborigines admonished with spanking during signal practice witnessed by the student body who enjoyed the new discipline.
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Stovall Requests Waivers on Browns Battery
Reported today that manager Stovall has asked waivers on John Powell and Jim My Stephens, the veteran battery of the Browns.
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Motorists head to Hartford Springfield for big game
Thousands of cars will travel from Boston area to New Haven today for a game in Hartford. Hotels in Hartford and Springfield are fully booked forcing many to seek rooms in Waterbury New Britain and New London. E J Bartlett becomes Stutz agent for New Haven Middlesex and New London counties as the reorganized United States Motor Company names Walter E Flanders president and adds William F McGuire as vice president.
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Two Ex-Major Leaguers Readied for Coast Clubs
Cy Seymour will play in the outfield for Los Angeles while Harry Wolverton takes charge of Sacramento for the coming season. Both are noted former stars and last season's Highlanders manager.
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Duffy Lewis Top Aerial Sacrificer in the American League
Duffy Lewis of the Red Sox led the American League in sacrifices with 12. Tinker topped the old league with 16, marking him the superior in that circuit.
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Milan on sliding as key to base stealing art
Clyde Milan argues that sliding is more than half the art of base stealing. His agility in evading the tag enabled him to swipe many sacks.
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Cubs Shortstop Question After Tinker Departure
Opinion on who will play shortstop for the Cubs next season remains unsettled. The writer suggests Eddie McDonald may be given a chance after accompanying the team, and notes a letter in this office for Wade.
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Wealthy New York Men Offer Oppenheimer Home Treatment
Advertisement claims doctors in New York City will place the Oppenheimer home treatment at the bargain price of five dollars, promising access to a disease cure for affluent buyers. The pitch targets wealthy locals seeking medical relief.
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