Young Teddy A Hero Teddy Roosevelt Jr Makes Freshman Team
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. earns praise as a college football freshman star at left end. Despite being the lightest in the position, he broke into the Crimson freshman eleven after not even traveling with the Groton squad and earning his place amid much larger foes.
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Duffey Confession Triggers AAU Row Over Amateur Status
Arthur Duffey admits years as a professional sprinter amid sharp AAU criticism and expulsion threats. The Boston area scene faces graft and politics claims while Duffey’s records are erased and calls for broader AAU investigations grow.
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Andover Amherst Aggies Set For Big Gridiron Game
Gossip notes the Andover Amherst Aggies clash at Andover with referee Joe Pendleton highly in demand after solid officiating this season. Yale prepares for a tougher test against Columbia after a close Columbia Princeton duel. Groton St Marks game tomorrow mirrors Harvard Yale intensity with Carlisle next Saturday at 3. Prices set by Harvard A A in Cambridge.
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Dr Liverpool offers cures for many diseases at 589 Tremont Boston
A late Boston report lists thousands of cures under Dr. Liverpool across diseases from rheumatism neuralgia to cancers and kidney disease. The notice claims 962 acute rheumatism cures and 753 cancers cured, with free medicines for patients under treatment. Office hours are 10 am to 4 pm and evenings 7 to 9. Office at 589 Tremont Street Boston.
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Indians Hope to Scalp Harvard Next Saturday
Carlisle Indians, in Carlisle, Penns ylvania, began weekly practice aiming to defeat Harvard next Saturday. After a defeat by Penn, the squad showed improving condition with extended kicking and signal work. Assistant Coach Kinney corrected the line for faster starts and demonstrated new passing methods. Jude and Dillon excelled at punting and place kicking as scrimmage proceeded.
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Corbett Set for Chelsea Bout After Boston Comeback
Young Corbett arrives in Boston in firm form before facing Kid Goodman at Pythian Rink Chelsea tonight. He credits recent bouts with Erne and others for his readiness and aims to train toward 128 pounds to pursue McGovern Britt or Nelson. Goodman, in strong shape, hopes a win secures his championship path while a big crowd gathers for the bout and nearby bets on Feltz Scroggs in Baltimore.
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Hughey Murphy
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Young Erne
Philadelphia
Erne
Jack O’neil
Kid Sullivan
Clarence Forbes
Aurelio Herrera
Kid Herman
Harry Lewis
Abe Attell
Tipman
S’riday
Jim Jeffries
Herrera-Hanlon
Los Angeles
McGovern
Britt
Nelson
Goodman
Ike
Roalds Goodman
Tommy Feltz
Harry Scroggs
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O’toole
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James Walsh
Big Money in College Football and Pro Boxing Sparks Debate
The piece surveys high salaries for college football coaches led by Bill Reid at $7000 per quarter and lists others at $3500 or more for three months. It notes Penn State Murphy and Michigan Fitzpatrick at $5000, Yale’s Johnny Mack, Harvard’s Scotty McMasters, and Princeton’s Jim Robinson. It discusses amateurism, Yale’s probe into athletics, and changes in college basketball rules. It also recounts Bob Fitzsimmons discovering his right arm is two inches shorter, Arthur Duffey’s amateur reform push, John L Sullivan’s longevity, and Olympic hopefuls Horgan and Rose, plus Willie Hoppe’s Paris trip and Sharkey’s speedway phase.
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Dickinson
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Yost
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King
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Williams
Minnesota
Princeton
Murphy
Fitzpatrick
Johnny Mack
Scotty McMasters
Harvard
Jim Robinson
Despondent reader offered Palino pills in ad form
A fragmented advertisement promises relief for run down nerves and weight loss with Palino pills. It lists multiple local sellers including Klein's Tremont Street Gardner Tremont Street Bankison Avenue and Washington Street outlets and hints at a money back guarantee.
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Captain Hurley Rejoins Harvard Football Practice
Harvard captain Dan Hurley returns to practice at Soldiers Field after nearly six weeks out with a thigh injury. He participates in signal drills and may step into the right halfback spot as regulars rest. Beaton Squires also returns from a broken thumb as Dan Knowlton and Nesmith miss time with injuries.
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Starr
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Foster
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Paul
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Spear
Nichols
Kempber
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