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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1906

Page

10

Dartmouth Men Sail South for Brown Game

Dartmouth football players and coaches receive an enthusiastic send-off from Hanover as they head to Northampton and then Springfield for the Brown game. Captain Glaze leads the unit amid strong student support, with the squad listed in a probable lineup including DeAngelis, Lang, Peveur, Brusse, Tobin, Smith, Pritchard, Driver, Stewart, Greenwood, and Glaze.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth Northampton Springfield Brown Folsom Gage Ralph Glaze Dr. Bowler Gaze Glaze Hilan DeAngelis Lang Peveur Brusse Tobin Smith Hobbs Pritchard Driver Stuart Greenwood

Katrina Club Dance At Howe Hall Monday Night

One of the prettiest dances of the season is the Katrina Club annual subscription dance to be held in Howe Hall next Monday night. Patronesses include Mrs. James P F Cavanagh Everett Mrs. James B Connolly Dorchester Mrs. Harry Hunt Roxbury Mrs P L O Keefe Dorchester and Mrs Charles I Bogan Charlestown.

Katrina Club Hlowe Hall James PF. Cavanagh Everett James

Knights of Columbus League High Scores Highlight

Knights league action at Somerset Al features Arlington and Charlestown posting three straight wins. Top scorers led by Arlington and Charlestown names deliver strong performances in a series of close matches.

Knights OF Columbus Knights Somerset Alsome Arlington Charlestown Adams Square Park Street Lower Market I. & J. Farquhar Schlegel & Fottler H. Fe, Wiske JT. W. Emerson J. Breck Park ST Ahaney Gilson Barr Bar Ny Porter Patterson Lowden Pierce Webster Guerineau Dummy Cheyne Breck Emerson Age Enholm Wehrle

Yale and Harvard Punting Duel Expected in Tomorrow's Game

Veeder and Burr, Yale and Harvard punters, are set for a key punt contest at New Haven. Burr has led on punting so far, needing good offensive line time to outkick Veeder under new rules that give the ball free if it hits the ground. Both teams expect strong backfields to support punts as crowds anticipate a thrilling sequence.

Veeder Yale Burr Harvard New Haven Uwarvard Boston Crimson Jack Wendell Apollonio Junie’ Foster Parker Roone Foster Mechanics’ Building Irwin Wright & Ditson’s

Harvard Yale squads in scrimmage ahead of big game

Harvard varsity and second team set lineup with MacDonald Orr and Lincoln in key roles as Yale prepare on their field. Yale coaches praise Harvard diplomacy in the officials dispute while promising to push hard against the Crimson.

MacDonald Orr Lockwood Lincoln Varsity Osborne Burr Parker Sersperg Gilmore Pierce Starr Newhall I*oster Wendell Inches Warren I*raser Brock Hoar Bird Hall Cote Mason Apollonio Yale Harvard

Yale Game Day Parade and Preps Stir Harvard Yale Clash

Coach Bill Reid avoids the Yale photo as Burr pulls him in. Crowds will reach Yale field by electric cars and trains from Back Bay. Harvard fans fill the grounds while Yale vendors hawk banners and snacks. Tomorrow Eli bedlam to erupt with Coach Rockwell and Morse leading the undergrads.

Bill Reid Yale Burr Reid Two Mile Road Yale Field Starvard Back Bay Harvard Eli Bedlam Willet Coach Rockwell Main Morse Nates

Harvard Football Team Given Royal Sendoff

Harvard varsity eleven left Boston for New Haven amid the greatest sendoff in school history. A crowd of about 2000 gathered in Harvard Yard at 7 to 9 am with buglers, cannons, and marching bands before the team departed by train, cheered along Massachusetts Avenue, and waved from special cars as 29 players headed to battle for the Crimson.

Harvard Boston College Yard New Heaven Back Bay New Haven Memorial Tall Tower Hollis Stoughton Holworthy John White Gold Coast Trdworthys Hall Harvard Square Captain Poster Reid Massachusetts Avenue Quincey Square Quincy Square Harvard Bridge Burr Wersburg Brock Gilmore Warren Parker Fraser Nourse Newhall Hall Cate Chaptain Foster Li Lockwood Mason Gilder Rand Wendell Apollonio Gray W. Daggett

Yale Giants Left End Poisoned. Scrimmage Adjusted

Forbes the Yale left end was too ill from ptomaine poisoning to play. Coach Rockwell shuffled the lineup with Stuart at left end and Knox possibly ready for Princeton. Backfield included Roome Linn Werneken with each scoring a touchdown. Five tons of straw were cleared from the field before practice as a cold wave hit.

Kew Staven Conn Yale John Mack Tudson Rockwell Forbes Stuart Knox Princeton Roome Linn Werneken Bomar Harvard

Dedham Names Players for Hyde Park High School Game

Dedham High School sent a roster of eligible players including Captain Frank Harris and John Scarry Jr to Hyde Park High School for Saturday's game. The Hyde Park list is not yet received, and Yale's W F Knox is injured while Room Linn and Bomar are out. lineup not yet decided.

Dedham Hyde Park Navy Hyde Park High School Dedham High School Frank Harris John Scarry, Jr Claude Currie Franz A. Eastman C. G. Rogers William TL. Wiliams Dudley Ty. Rogers John R. Pratt Aloysius Finn Robert St. B. Boyd Robert N. Biddie Stanley Gifford W. Russell Harris Waldo C. Hodgdon Edward King, Jr Ralph >. Peltingell Samuel Cairns Fred A. Grant Martin Carney John Shine Lawrence Corbett Frank Geisbeccker Martin Barrett Waldo Cheney Thomas Shannon Edward Lt. Bernard

Wright and Grant Declared Strict Amateurs in Tennis

The United States Lawn Tennis Association executive committee voted unanimously that Beals C. Wright of Boston and Wylie C. Grant of New York are strictly amateurs in good standing. The decision followed a ranking committee report and public questions about their amateur status.

United States Lawn Tennis Association New York Beals C. Wright Boston Wylie C. Grant Dwight Presbrey Messrs Wrenn Clothier Ward Wright Grant Beals € C. Wright Wylie G. Grant Coronado Coronado Beach California

Harvard and Yale Nerve Scramble Over Officials

Big universities quarrel over game officials as Harvard and Yale clash. Yale Princeton officiating praised for speed while Harvard rivals draw criticism. Dartmouth prospects for Brown game. Collins praised by Connie Mack. antislugging rule at Colgate praised for discipline.

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