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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1893

Page

4

Yale and Harvard Lineups Predicted for Annual Classic

A Yale and Harvard football clash is foretold with probable lineups heavy on names like Murphy Beard Greenway and Stillman. Details list positions, ages, weights, and schools from New Haven and Boston to Andover and St Pauls as teams prepare for the big game.

Yale Harvard Murphy Beard Newell New Haven P. T. Stillman Elizabeth N. J St. Paul’s School Sanford

Post's Polo Guide Tonight Schedule and Tourney Result

Boston meets Providence and New Bedford faces Brockton tonight. Wise defeats Murray in a Murray and Irwin pro pool tourney match to 2 with Wise's exhibition hailed as best of the season. Murray and Casey set to play Monday night.

Wise Murray

Former billiard champion Dion committed to Ward's Island asylum

Joseph Dion once renowned American billiard champion was sent from Bellevue Hospital to Ward's Island Insane Asylum yesterday. He is diagnosed with general paresis and considered probably incurable.

York Joseph Dion America Ward

Sorrow or Joy Harvard Yale Game Preview

The piece notes uncertainties for the Harvard Yale clash tomorrow with clear cold weather ideal for football. It describes attendance plans for Springfield Hampden Park and Cambridge enthusiasm, wagers, student songs, and Yale’s preparation to outlast Harvard with endurance.

Charles O. Chapin Dwight Holland Elisha Morgan Walter H. Wesson James A. Rumrill Henry M. Phillips Frederick Harris Roger Wolcott Councillor Morgan Zach Chandler Chestnut Hill

Deland innovator of the flying wedge for Harvard

Lorin F. Deland, Harvard supporter and inventor of the flying wedge, has reshaped Harvard football with momentum plays. He refuses to share diagrams after the game, even amid offers, while his influence draws heavy interest into today’s matchup and related developments.

Woodruff Deland Harvard New Mr. Deland Mrs. Deland

Harvard Eleven Sent Off By Students Before Springfield Trip

Yesterday at 3:20 pm the Harvard eleven and substitutes totaling about thirty departed Harvard Square for Springfield. Trainer Lathrop Dr Conant and the coaching staff accompanied the team along with a band of coaches. Over five hundred students gathered to bid them farewell.

Harvard

Yale Men Expect Victory Yet Fearful on Eve of Game

In New Haven on November 24 special to the Post, Yale anticipates a decisive football clash with Adee set to start at quarterback in place of Mor. The campus buzzes with mixed excitement and anxious expectation as fans prepare for the anticipated showdown.

Co. S. Morris New Haven Hillhouse High School B. S. Thorne New York City Berkeley School New York Adee Mor Fall River M. G. Gonterman Galesburg Ill J. W. Dunlop Smith's School Cambridge Elton Clarke Milton Hopkinson Brewer Gray William Hoag Roxbury Yale Eaton H. P. Cross Messler Cochran T. Eaton Wakefield Andover George T. Adee Bartow-on-the- Sound N. Y Harrington George Adee R. I St. Paul's School E. S. Messler Pittsburg Shadyside Academy J. Cochran Pennsylvania Hinkey Richards Judd

Yale and Harvard Fans Pack Osborn Hall for Springfield Game

About 500 supporters crowd Osborn Hall to bid farewell to Harvard and Yale players before the Springfield showdown. Captain Waters inspires the Crimson as Blanchard faces Hinkey, while Yale backers pledge to back their eleven and deny odds on Yale. Coaches Lathrop and Conant receive cheers for Harvard.

Leavitt & Pierce’s Howard A. Cutler Harvard Crimson Harvard Varsity Mr. Lathrop Dr. Conant John Captain Waters Blanchard Hinkey Waters Old John Morris Yale Osborn Hall Springfield New Haven T fBs George Adee

Harvard and Yale Prepare Rare Pomes for Big Game

Harvard and Yale enthusiasts stage unprecedented fanfare for today’s clash. Leaders appointed on both sides will direct cheer songs. notable writers from both colleges have produced tunes to be sung during the progress and intermission.

Harvard Yale

Rally Round the Crimson and Harvard Victory Song

A historical college song praising Harvard athletics. Lyrics urge rallying the Crimson, cheering players, and defeating opponents with strength against Eli, urging strong play and Harvard honor.

John Brown Eli Harvard

Flying wedge scene causes panic during tense game

The verse depicts players such as Hickok Acton and Morris in a chaotic on court scene against Harvard. Greenway and Emmons Mackie are described with glum expressions while Armstrong’s hair is noted like a chrysanthemum. Ralph Paine adds a closing contribution.

Greenway Emmons Mackie Armstrong Ralph PD. Paine

Walter Camp Praises Harvard Centre Brewer and Yale Line

Walter Camp lauds Harvard centre Brewer as the most brilliant behind either line and notes Waters and Hinkey as capable captains. He praises Lewis’s tackling and the strong interference by Waters, Mackie, and Brewers’ timing for open runs, with detailed player physiques and substitutes across Yale and Harvard teams.

Harvard Brewer Walter Camp Waters Hinkey Yale Lewis Greenway Beard Mackie Phorne Butterworth Brewer's

Harvard’s Day as Yale Glee Club Tunes Rivalry

Harvard fans chant glory for the Crimson as Yale songs echo in a page of cross campus rivalry. The Yale Glee Club led by John Sollay rehearses tunes to Marching Through Georgia while Harvard’s squad boasts players Hickok McCrea and Butterworth. Officials Dr Schoff and Mr Moffat are noted as historic refereeing figures in this account.

Yale Yale Glee Club John Sollay Schoff Pennsylvania Moffat Princeton

Harvard and Yale Grid Teams See New Talents Across Lineup

Harvard lists five new men with three pushing into the rush. two behind the line. Yale also fields five newcomers with two tackles and Butterworth the sole veteran behind the line. Several players hail from Boston Latin, English High, and St. Pauls. others come from Pennsylvania, New York, and states across the country. Substitutes bolster Harvard’s depth at centre guard and tackle with Winslow Wilson and Connor among names noted.

Arthur M. Beale Dorchester Boston Latin School Pertram G. Waters Boston Hickok Harvard Wrightington Gray Yale Butterworth Lewis Newell Acton Hopkinson English High Groton Brookline Pennsylvania New York Connecticut New Jersey Virginia Kansas Arkansas District of Columbia Andover St. Paul’s School Concord Charles G. Winslow L. S Mackie George B. Wilson Laimbeer Parker M. J. Connor Manchester N. H Exeter A. H. Gould Medfield Stevenson A. Brewer Collamore Robert H. Stevenson Arthur H. Brewer Charlie Brewer George Collamore

Records of the year Yale Harvard football history

Yale and Harvard have long rivalry with Harvard’s 1899 win and Yale’s historically dominant scores. The piece lists season results showing Harvard’s standouts, undefeated goals against, and Yale’s totals across eleven games with both teams’ points and key matchups.

New York Fans to Travel 4000 for Yale Harvard Game

A large delegation from New York will travel to Springfield tomorrow to watch Yale and Harvard play. The New York, New Haven & Hartford line will run six special sections to accommodate the crowd, with about 4000 New Yorkers expected.

New York Yale Harvard Springfield New Haven Hartford

Races at Guttenburg Track Report

Track program from Guttenburg New Jersey lists six five furlong and longer races with winners including Lorinda Joe Ripley Copyright Beldomino Zaldivar and Southerner Enfield Kilkenny Oporto St. John Hiawassee. Times given for each race.

Guttenburg N. J Lorinda Fair Knight Imperia Joe Ripley Sir Knight George Dixon Copyright Enfield Kilkenny Beldomino Speculation Early Blossom Zaldivar Oporto Lonsdale Southerner St. John Hiawassee

Schaefer and Ives Agree to $22,000 Cushion Match

Chicago announces a cushion carom billiard bout between Jacob Schaefer and Frank C Ives for an aggregate stake of 22 000 dollars. The winner takes the entire stake including gate receipts. The game is set for sixty days hence in Chicago.

Chicago Jacob Schaefer Frank C. Ives

American Wringer Co. wringers and sweepers makers

The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises manufacturing of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs of all kinds wringers and sweepers available with prompt mail orders attended to.

The American Wringer Co Broadway Extension City

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Barcains Tvo John P. Lovell Arms Coo Washington St Cor Brattle Thorne Putterworth Stillman Hickok. O Greenway. O O Blanchard O Newell O Mackie O Acton Manahan Emmons John A. Blanchard Marshall Newell Great Barrington University William C. Mackie Heffelfinger William H. Lewis Portsmouth Harvard Law School Amherst College Amherst Robert Acton Cork Ireland Wiarvard Thomas J. Manahan Robert W. Emmons Groton School Endru Edgar N. Wrightington Brookline High School Longwood Charles Brewer Jamaica Plain Hopkinson School Isieks Frank A. Hinkey Tonawanda T. Murphy Junction City Kan J. ‘A. McCrea Harrisburg Penn J. Cc. Greenway Hot Springs Ark Hartwell Richard Armstrong Hampton Frank S. Butterworth Washington Harrisbureg Post's Providence New Pedford Brockton Dion Insane California Lanchard & Frarman Dock Square Faneuil Hampden Park D. R. Vail G. Cc. Lee J. B. Lowell L. Davis R. P. Blake H. A. Cutler R. B. Beals J. M. Thompson J. A Crimson Glee Club August Damm A. Dickinson E. B. Bloss E. P. Hervey J. M. Williams R. T. W. Moss F. H. Cummings R. T. Lawrence R. Codman R.S. Knapp A. C. Potter S. M. Williams Ll. I. Prouty A. L. Endicott C. B. Earle W. B. MacDonald N. P. Dodge W. A. Dupee G. _Murchie A. D. Short A. Codman H. Fennessy J. A. Stillman C. H. Mills T. Bond P. Gardner F. Davis J. S. Wadsworth J. Caswell R. C. Grew K. Smith N. H. White W. W. Caswell R. C. King Harvard Eleven Bertram C. Waters Iit John Harvard Georgia Eli Yale Captain Hinkey McCrea Murph Stillman’s Blinkey Thorne E. B. Breed, ’I Cumnock Sylvania Cornell ALA Brown Crescent Dartmouth Orange A. C Williams West Point Schaefer and Ives DR. Gordon Gordon Remedy
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