Harvard and Yale gridiron clash looms with travel plans
Harvard captains lead forty players from Harvard Square at 8 AM to Meriden Conn for final prep before the Yale game. Crowded trains, sleepers, and bunks fill the route to New Haven. Harvard bets mostly even with Yale, and defense schemes hinge on stopping Yale’s tandem play. President Eliot sails for Europe as the city prepares for the showdown.
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Harvard
Harvard Square
Meriden
Conn
Yale
New Haven
Cambridges
Cambridge
Spalding
Penn
Yale Imen
Mharvard Law School
Rdmeni Aicewe
Harvard Law School
Leavitt
E’s
Foster's
Thurston's
Ametrés
College Yard
Eliot
Arward
Europe
Yale's Final Practice Before Harvard Game
Yale football held a spirited final practice at Yale field with a large student crowd. Sharpe scored two field goals, Bloomer and Hamlin excelled in carries, and Punters Hale, Sharpe, and Dupee showed strong handling. The team traveled to Hanover Park for a final prep, with Ellis improving and the squad in high spirits after a day of coaching and social events.
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Harvard
Yale
Lewis
Gordon, Brown, Olcott
Sheldon
Shirley Ellis
Bloomer
New Haven
Conn
Chapel Street
Sharpe
Scrubs
Princeton
Hamlin
Stillman
Hale
Dupee
Fincke
Wear
Cook
Meriden
Winthrop Hotel
Hanover Park Field
Sargent
Sawin
Kendall
Daly
Hallowell
Campbell
Burnett
Ellis
Devens
Bowditch
Ristine
Dibblee
Dean
Irwin
Mechanics
Wright & Ditson
Washington Street
Thurston
Cambridge
Newton Victorious In Trio Of Bowling Matches At Charlestown
Newton triumphed over Charlestown by 62 pins as Scully and Pray led the squad with strong scores. Butters topped Newton with 191 in individual play while Newton’s team totaled 951 across two contests. In the Market Men’s League Produce edged Charlestown in a tight three game set as Andrews posted 474 to lead.
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Newton
Cyatiestos Ae
Charlestown
Butters
Pray
Scully
Buntin
S A Pensom Vine
Newton Pray
Bunt Scully
Hutchinson
Maltby
Maraton
Benjamin
Southwell
Caldwell
Andrews
Carruth’s
Lucas
Enopp
B. Brown
Faulkner
Winter
Starrett
Rsi
Thomas
Towanda Club Victory Over Kernwood In Interclub Games
Towanda Club of Woburn defeated Kernwood Club of Malden in interclub league with Kernwood winning billiards 300 to Towanda 164. Pool score was Kernwood 141 Towanda 145. whist Kernwood 307 minus 5 Towanda 317 plus. bowling Kernwood 2217 Towanda totals.
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Malden
Towanda Club
Woburn
Kernwood Club
Kernwood
Towanda
Towania
T . Oi
Towanga
Malden and Somerville Interclub League Match
In Malden, the Malden Bullards faced Central Somerville in bowling. Totals show Malden 2450 across events to Central 2392 with individual event scores given as 822 842 1786 for Malden and 786 806 900 2392 for Central.
Old Glory sale to feature Abbot 2 03 trotter at Madison Square
New York November 23 The likely largest sale of high bred horses, the Old Glory auction, will follow the Madison Square Garden horse show next week. Chief consignments include The Abbot 2 03 1 4 the world champion trotter and fifty top horses from Hamling village farm. Axtell 2 12 a noted trotter and former stallion trotting record holder will also be offered. AxTell's year as a 3 year old brought 106000 and he has earned his owners 240000 since.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Abbot
Hamling Village
Axtello
Benefit for J C Golder in Chelsea at Academy of Music
Chelsea residents show sympathy for John C Golden a popular Millstream Boat Club member and member of the winning eight oared crew at a benefit performance tendered in his honor held at the Chelsea Academy of Music.
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Chelsea
John C. Golden
Millstream Boat Club
Chelsea Academy of Music
Harvard President Presses Ahead Amid Student Protests
The text notes that despite student unrest, Harvard's president proceeds with a planned trip, underscoring tension between campus activism and administrative duties.
Harvard Celebrates Captain Daly With Hat Gift
Meriden reports Harvard players entering a hotel dining room to loud cheers as Captain Daly is presented with a hat by Harvard sympathizers after dinner, reflecting strong team support and fan enthusiasm.
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Meriden, Conn
Harvard
Daly
Harvard Football Squad Welcomed in Meriden
More than fifty men from the Harvard football squad, coaches, attendants, and newspaper contingent arrived in Meriden from Boston, quartering there until Saturday noon before heading to New Haven. The Yale Harvard rivalry for football supremacy has created unusual interest locally, with strong Eli sentiment in Meriden.
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Meriden
Conn
Afty
Harvard
Boston
New Haven
Yale
Eli
Harvard Sophomores Win Close Class Championship Football
The Harvard sophomores defeated the juniors 11 to 0 at Vad field in a tight championship game. Noyes starred with a sensational second touchdown after a remarkable leap past a fullback. First half scoring came on a Waterbury fumble return and a later goal from Waterbury after a drive.
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Harvard
Cambridge
BOP
Noyes
Souk
Ade
Waterbury
Old Crimson star Dr Robert Acton dies in New York
Doctor Robert Acton once a Harvard football standout died in Presbyterian Hospital New York from an overdose of morphine taken to ease physical suffering. Born in Ireland he moved to the United States nine years ago and after Harvard graduation married Miss Buckley of Manchester England. His wife reported he swallowed morphine at midnight and he died before daylight after being taken to the hospital.
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Robert Acton
Harvard
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Ireland
Harvard College
Misa Buckley
Manchester
Eny
Acton Pone
East Seventy-ninth Street
Acton
Miss Brandon Gains In Six Day Woman Bicycle Race
New York November 22 Miss Brandon wins a six day women’s bicycle race led by Miss Gast and followed by Mrs Lindsay Miss Davies Mrs Bayne and Miss Petha with final scores 319 314 311 307 240 in a tightly contested six day event.
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New York
Prize Winners Highlight New York Horse Show Week
New York November 2 The horse show week produced banner attendances with hackneys, Shetland ponies, and hunter classes dominating morning sessions. Evening program featured novice harness, speedway cup drama, and top entries from Eben D. Jordan Boston and Thomas W. Lawson Boston with Lucille and Boralma among the prize winners.
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New York
Arnold Lawson
Frank J. Gould
Clarence H. Mackey
Albert C. Bostwick
Joseph E. Widener
Reginald Rives
C. K. G. Billings
Chicago
Lucille
Ellert
Franker
Nathan Strauss
James W. Cooke
Mr. Billings
Thomas W. Lawson
Boralma
Julia McCoy Interview Reveals Divorce Pact and Heartbreak
Mrs. Norman Selby known as Julia McCoy sits with Marie Dressler’s troupe at Columbia Theatre. She declines reconciliation with Norman, says divorce granted this week, and condemns the plot that led to their separation, while affirming lasting hurt yet unchanged resolve.
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Norman Selby
Julia McCoy
Columbia Theatre
Mrs. McCoy
Marie Dressler
McCoy
Corbett
Mrs McCoy Seeks Stage Career Amid Marital Fallout
Mrs McCoy, indignant at her husband’s attempts to sully her name, discusses her separation, past stage experience, and future plans with play adaptation by Miss Dressler. She notes a comfortable settlement from her husband and financial security from her own fortune, planning to pursue acting despite limited experience.
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England
Boxing Gossip and Rumors of a New Connecticut Club
Rumors persist of Tom O Rourke opening a large boxing club on the New York Connecticut border with Jack Rose. prodded plans for February face skepticism amid memories of prior fixed protection schemes. In Boston boxing, two legal clubs operate under Knowlton’s reading of the law, while other promoters push shows in New York and Rhode Island. Officials’ views and a potential legislative move to regulate boxing under proper auspices are discussed, with bouts and matchups noted for local fighters and avowed plans for the Atlantic Yacht Club events.
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Tom O’rourke
Connecticut
O'Rourke
O’rourke
New York
Bridgeport
Jack Rose
Hartford
Rhode Island
Centennial Grove
Boston Athletic Assocration
Atlantic Yacht Club
Knowlton
Boston
Toston
Michael J. Sullivan
John Haley
Cedar Street
Manchester
Kid Sheehan
Fred V. Bowers
Broadway
New York City
Charley Roberts
Cambridge
Kid McGee
Commodore Rice
Young Higgins
Young Saxe
Jimmy Davenport
Jere Buckley
Martin Clougherty
Kid Johnson
Steve Hayes
P. McKenna
Martin Mrurihill
Frank Tyson
Paddy Fenton
Joe Mullins
Young Kelly
Young Brooks
Joe Walcott
Martin Mulvihill
Tom Shaw
Sandy Ferguson
Kirtland Club
Shaw
McLean
Ferguson
Mane
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Cycling notes on Charles River Park plans and racing shifts
The article reports speculation over next season's management at Charles River Park with Benjamin D. Hyde weighing all applications. It notes additions to the six day squad, rumors of team pairings including Hurley with Michael, and explains racing plans and current ventures of riders like Burns Pierce, Frank Waller, and Champion's Paris trip, plus an unusual 1005 mile London test race and local speed regulations in Lee.
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Charles River Park
Benjamin D. Hyde
Burns Pierce
Stinson
Waller
McLean Boys
Pierce
Nova Scotian
Major Taylor
Floyd McFarland
M. l. Hurley
Jimmy Michael
Ane
Hurley
McConnell
Elkes
Gougolt
Frank Waller
Waltham
Kenneth A. Skinner
Albert Champion
Readville
Skinner
Paris
Jehana
Crystal Palace
London
Lee
J. M. Sousa
Mate
Providence
Harry Smith
Copay Nelson
Cuba
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James Ryan
Murrayannes
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Prince Compton
Hben D. Jordan
Eben D. Jordan
Delaney A. Kane
William H. Taller
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F. K. Sturgis
Glorious Bonnie
Ch. S
Douglas Lawson
Elegance
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Hurrah
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Victoria
His Grace Glory
Milady Glory
Kelly
H. H. Kane
Roadsters’ Driving Association of New York
Altimont
E. G
Philadelphia
F. C. Stevens
Attica
N. Y
Dal Rouquet
Viscountess
Eben Jordan
Lord Derby
E. D. Jordan
Kid M’coy
Elmer Chickering
Julia Selby
Harry Elkes
Brockton
Washington, D C
New England
Tom Eck
Shoe City
Westerly
R. I
Walter G. Tibbetts
Lawrence
Julia Palmer
Charles G. Turner
Norman
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