Yale and Harvard Ready for Rivalry clash at Stadium
Yale seeks first win over Harvard in Cambridge hated contest as both teams arrive in top shape for the famed Harvard Yale showdown. Yale’s new weapons led by Wilson Guernsey loom along with a hardened defense while Harvard relies on Brickley Mahan Hardwick and a strengthened line for today’s decisive clash.
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Special car service for today’s Cambridge stadium game
Boston Elevated Railway offers special car service to Cambridge Stadium for today’s football game. Trains run from Park Street in the Cambridge subway from 12 noon to 2 pm on a rapid two minute or less schedule with multiple entry points and connecting Tremont Street and Cambridge subways.
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Harvard
Yale Poised for Victory Says Howard Jones
Howard Jones predicts Yale will win the season finale. He says Yale is in good condition and physically fit for a grand battle. He notes the team has been prepared with the Harvard game in mind and believes they are stronger than public opinion.
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Yale Man Spirit Drives Team Cohesion for Tomorrow
Captain Ketcham praises the lineup as a unified Yale squad. He says no single star will shine, as every player will contribute to the machinelike team effort for the upcoming game.
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Special Harvard Square Transit Plan After Game
From Newton Watertown and Mt Auburn trains run four minute frequency 12:30 to 2:30 p m. After the game trains operate from Stadium station and Harvard square on the same routes in reverse. Regular service continues on all other Harvard Square surface lines.
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Yale Team Travels in Premier Autos in Boston Visit
Yale football squad of 50 men rode in a squadron of 10 Premier motor cars through Boston visiting Wellesley College Lasell Seminary Mayor Fitzgerald’s office Governor Foss executive chamber and Concord and Lexington battlefields. They chartered cars to transport to Harvard Stadium and then to the Hotel Lenox after the game.
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Harvard Yale clash sparks late rally and tie
Harvard and Yale battled to a dramatic draw as key plays and a final stand kept the game undecided. Post Sport staff will relay updates as events unfold.
Lowell Falls to Haverhill 54 to 7 in Spaulding Park game
Lowell High lost to Haverhill High 54 to 7 at Spaulding Park. Brunelle's 40 yard second period TD highlighted Lowell scoring. Haverhill star Vaughn left with a broken collar bone. Attendance was about 2000 as both teams lined up for the matchup.
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Yale Ready For Harvard Clash After Confident Boston Visit
Yale coach Howard Jones leads a confident squad in Boston with Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald greeting the team. Guernsey’s drop kicks blaze at Harvard Stadium as Yale trains at Soldiers Field and prepares to travel to New Haven after a celebratory stay at the Woodland Park Hotel.
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Harvard Victory Song Ahead of Parade
A laboring chorus of Crimson banners and marching bands simmers as Harvard strides up the street in a ceremonial display. The voices vow to honor Harvard with steadfast hearts and enduring pride.
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Harvard Yale clash threatens two long-standing football traditions
Harvard and Yale meet as Harvard seeks a first win aftermath the Crimson has never won two straight against Yale and has not beaten Yale at the Stadium. The losing team has not scored since 1894 in the Springfield game, a record horizon spanning 19 years.
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Harvard Yale Preview: Players Highlight Key Matchup Traits
Harvard and Yale clash as Wilson handles punts and kick returns, Guernsey and Brickley push drops, Mahan and Ainsworth run and punt, Talbot fights to box in, Logan directs, Soucy anchors centre, Ketcham defends centre and offence, Knowles punts, Marting passes.
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