Harvard Yale Pre Game Scrimmage Preview and Lineup
Harvard and Yale prepare for their clash with light practice and signal drills. Harvard aims for fight and precision, while Yale fields strong substitutes. Campbell, Reynolds, Wendell, Huntington among expected starters as Cambridge readies for Saturday.
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Harvard
Eli
Princeton
Yale
New Haven
Arvard
Lowell
Vesper Country Club
Smith
Hitchcock
Leslie
Parmenter
Fisher
Storer
O’brien
Felton
Potter
Gardner
Campbell
Reynolds
Wendell
Huntington
Harvard Crimson Set For Saturday Clash With Adjusted Lineup
Potter leads the varsity with decisive playmaking after a four week layoff. Wendell returns with sharper aim and energy. Felton handles punts from right end while Huntington defends the Crimson and may shift to tackle backfield duties if needed.
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Potter
Wendell
Felton
Huntington
Parmenter
Crimson
Eli
Harvard
Premier Car Emphasizes Comfort and Reliability
Premier Motor Car Co of New England promotes comfort and economy through soft flexible springs and deep upholstery. The car boasts the greatest total rear spring length and deep upholstery for long distance travel with minimal fatigue. Demonstrations highlight four and six cylinder types from 1008 Boylston Street.
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Premier Motor Car Co of
New England
Boylston Street
Rock Ridge Hall Wins 5-0 in Hard Clash
Concord reports Rock Ridge Hall defeated the local high school eleven by 5 to 0. Smith scored the only touchdown on a 20 yard run in the second period, supported by strong plays from Lambert OConnor and the Wood brothers. Rock and Hollis also stood out for Rock Ridge.
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Concord
Rock Ridge Hall
Smith
Lambert
O’connor
Wood Brothers
Rock
Hollis
Rock Ridge
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S. Wood
Montague O'Connor
Toyaness
Ryan Sada
Elkamen Leseur
Even Ek
Ryan Johnson
Sargent C. Wood
Tree
Cotter Gilman
Wood McCandles
Hollis Smith
Rock Felt
Johnson Lambert
A. Wood
Mith
Beaton
Richardson
Battery A meets First Corps on Thanksgiving at Harvard Stadium
The annual Thanksgiving Day football game between Battery A and First Corps of Cadets is scheduled as usual at Harvard Stadium. The event remains a traditional rivalry with a long-standing campus following and community interest.
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Battery A
First Corps of Cadets
Harvard
Tickets Scarce Yale Harvard Clash Blame Students
Harvard Stadium tickets for the Yale game are extremely limited this year with many fans shut out. The shortage is blamed not on speculators but student demand and selling practices have faded as the big rivalry.
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Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Harvard Triumph Sparks Cambridge Parade of 2000 Fans
Two thousand Harvard undergraduates paraded through Cambridge last evening led by a brass band. Red fire torches and roaring cheers transformed Harvard Square into a seething sea of celebration for an anticipated victory.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Harvard Square
Students Outbid Speculators for Yale Cambridge Game Seats
Ticket prices soar for the Saturday Yale Cambridge game as Harvard students outpace speculators. Demand drops past prices doubled from earlier years with under 20 hawkers seen and premiums rising to 50 dollars for prime seats.
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Washington Street
Yale
Cambridge
Harvard
Newton High lineman Roquemore cited as top prospect
Roquemore of Newton High emerges as one of the finest linemen of the year. He is not flashy but consistently on the spot when needed. A rangy lad with speed and weight making him an ideal lineman.
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Roquemore
Newton High
Dartmouth appoints Walter Woods as baseball coach
Walter Woods, former Exeter standout, will coach Dartmouth baseball. He previously played for Portland in the New England league and Haverhill, and was drafted by Chicago in 1896 before being traded to Pittsburgh. He has coached at New Hampshire College for two years.
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Hanover
N. H
Walter §. Woods
Dartmouth
The
Athletic Council
Exeter
Portland
Haverhill
Chicago
Pittsburg
New Hampshire College
Harvard Grads Rally After Mass Meeting Before Yale Clash
After a mass meeting in Union Hall Dean Lee Briggs and Coach Haughton addressed about 1000 students who marched through Cambridge cheering Lowell Fisher and the team. Haughton praised Harvard's football family, blamed no sideline coaching tool, and predicted a win next Saturday despite five crucial games.
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Union
Dean Lee
Briggs
Percy D. Haughton
University Hall
H. L. Gaddis
Cambridge
Old Hollis Hall
Captain Fisher
Fisher
Cambridge Street
Broadway
Harvard
John Harvard
Quincy Street
A. Laurence Lowell
Lowell
Harvard Square
Boylston
Mt. Auburn Street
Haughton
Yale
New York Nationals Beat Miami 8 to 2 in Florida
The New York Nationals won 8 to 2 over Miami today in Miami. The Giants depart tomorrow for Havana and the Philadelphia team now in Cuba will arrive Friday from Havana and play in several Florida cities on the way home.
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Miami
Fla
New York Nationals
Giants
Havana
Philadelphia
Cuba
Florida
Campbell of Everett Is Barred for One Year
At a Malden High School meeting the Suburban league games committee voted not to reinstate Everett High School player Campbell. He will be barred from all Suburban league games for one year from Nov 4. The decision followed witnesses and statements regarding an on-field incident.
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Campbell of
Everett
Malden High School
Campbell
Everett High School
Wilbur J. Rockwood
Medford High
Cleo O’donnell
Chicago
Dean Academy
Dean
Worcester
Andover
Everett High
Tenney Takes Full Charge of Club Affairs
Pending the burial of William Hepburn Russell in New York and the Boston National League club meeting on December 1, there will be no change in administration and no stock offers considered. Vice President Tenney will run the club and direct all affairs in the interim.
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William Hepburn Russell
New York
Boston National League
Tenney
Funeral for President Russell Held in New York City
The funeral for President Russell will be in New York City at 12 30 p m today. Manager Fred Tenney and Mrs Tenney left for New York on the five o clock train and Tenney will be a pallbearer. Treasurer Murphy also plans to attend after leaving Boston at midnight. The grounds flag is hallmarked for thirty days and club offices in the paddock building close all day in respect. Floral tributes came from Murphy, Tenney, John I Taylor of the Red Sox, and a Chicago National League club per word from President Murphy of the Cubs.
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Russell
New York City
Fred Tenney
Tenney
New York
Murphy
Boston
John I. Taylor
Red Sox
Cubs
Chicago
New Bedford Edges Taunton 2 1 inopperiding match
New Bedford defeats Taunton 2 to 1 while Hartford rolls past New Britain 6 to 3 in adjacent action.
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New Bedford
Taunton
Hartford
New Britain
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