Harvard Football Revenue Breaks Records in Nine Season
Harvard's championship football program drew gate receipts exceeding 205 903 during the nine season, setting new money making records. Attendance surpassed 900 000 for the season with over 120 000 in the two Brown and Yale games, while Harvard Athletic Association plans to publish the financials after season end.
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Harvard Athletic Association
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Sarvarde
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Cubs May Get Groh from Beds
Fragmentary sports note hints at Cubs pursuing Groh from Beds. Mentions pitcher Leech and observer Roger, with uncertain connections to a trade or acquisition. Source text is garbled and lacks clear dates or teams.
Meeting Notice for Bessbud Society Members
Members of the Bessbud society are asked to report at Ge Diner for a combined supper meeting. The notice invites all membere to attend the special gathering and participate in the planned agenda.
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Bessbud Suet
Fans' Own Column for All Members of the Family
Boston shoe store features a fan oriented column for all family members presenting practical footwear ideas and tips.
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Boston Shoe Store
St. Louis Feds Sign Eddie Plank
President Gilmore announced Eddie Plank, the left handed pitcher from Puliddeipite Athletics, will be signed within a day and assigned to the St. Louis Federals. It was reported Mordecai Brown may join the CrisaVo Federal.
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Chicas
Gilmore
Edis Plank
Puliddeipite Athletics
St. Lowis Federals
Tommy Tracey and Australian Jimmy Ryan Ten Round Draw
Two Australian welterweights Tracey and Ryan shared a ten round draw in San Francisco exactly eight years ago, as both sought the division championship. The piece recalls Tracey’s career, his Portland coaching stint, and Clash with Welcott, plus Ryan’s era and other Australian rivals and notable bouts.
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Tommy Bracey
Jimy Byam
San’ Francisco
Tracey
Portland
Dan Creedon
USA
America
Dax
Joe Welcott
Boston
Asid
Damon Ayen
Joe
Gracey
George Green
Young Corbet
San Francisco
Boxing Notes on Williams and Toussant Contenders
Boxing notes discuss 1d Williams as a top pro with a loose schedule and tough opponents ahead in the east and New Orleans title bid. Tommy Toussny, the white heavyweight related to Luther McCarty, is highlighted for surprising performances and recent knockout of Jack Capetan, while questions linger about Williams consistency and defense.
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Sam
Heano
Inter Oq
New Orleans
Tommy Touscny
Uskt
White
Luther McCarty
Tance
Jack Capetan
Woods
Tricht
Ring Battles Anniversary Across Time and Boston Draws
A fragmented 19th century notice recalls Burke and Girdler in a long ring contest at Susser village with Neale and Sam as rivals. The crowd paid purses, a 375 purse funded to spark further brawls. Burke and Girdler, famed for quick tactics and brute force, fought through 17 rounds before a draw in Boston.
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Norn Chapel
Bue
Susser
Youre
Dytuh Sam
Nel Neale
Rockus
Neale
Jeavine Sendon
Jake
Change and Jeffries Crownless Heroes of Baseball Past
In the New York American League exodus, Frank Chance joins Jin Jeffries in facing decline after fame. Chance, famed Cubs manager, had built a strong team with Evers Sheckard Breinholt Kilg Kilng Overall Schulte among others but was challenged by Reddy of the Kings Pine Reeves. The Mohicans defeated the first place team twice, terminating a $29,000 contract as Chance’s resignation loomed amid overwork and weariness in a season marked by managerial scrutiny and shifting loyalties.
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Jin Jeffries
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Kilng
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Schulte
New York
Stanager Reddy
Kins Pine
Lenox Park
Suriery
Heddy Blyne
Manecér Moxican
Amateurs claim 65 pound city football title
The Amex Reserves seek the 65 pound city championship and challenge a 40-50 pound team for a Saturday match at Beach's Woods. Crescent Babies favored to win. ASHE Grain Co plans a new tire-proof elevator in Sonch Ghicsea.
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Amex
Will Guy Sey
Ue Madigan
Beach's Woods
Crescent Babies
Ashe Grain Co
Sonch Ghicsea
Yale appoints Bobby Stow as basketball coach
Bobby Stow starts work as Yale basketball coach amid a large turnout and strong material. Capt. Stack introduced him and Stow outlined training methods and expectations. Notre Dame and Harvard schedules implied, with talk of broader competition and notable figures mentioned in coverage.
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Wagner
Boppy Blow
Bridgeport
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Bobby
Yale names Wilson captain for next football season
At a Yale football team meeting held last night Alexander D Wilson 1416 prepared at Exeter and Princeton Preparatory School was unanimously elected captain for next year. Wilson 22 years old weighs 115 pounds and serves as quarterback with notable generalship. He earned a place on the Second All American team for 1913 and played on his freshman squad. Carroll Knowles and Wilken received some support from academic departments and Sheffield Betemtine School.
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Taft Howel
Alexander D. Wilson
Exeter
Princeton Preparatory
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Wilson
Carroll
Enowhea Wilken
Knowles
Sheffield Betemtine
Troy Five May Stop Blue Ribbon Winning Streak Tonight
The Blue Ribbons travel to Coloniel ball tonight to face Hoboken MN in a key east division clash. Troy guard Waflim says the team can defeat locals despite recent losses, as manager Lesvy fields a strong roster including Ramey Ronch Sean Deckman. A preliminary Clovers vs All-Stars will precede the main game at 6:29 with dancing afterward.
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Hoboken
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Clovers
Henriksen of Boston Red Sox jumps to Buffalo
Olaf Henriksen of the Boston Americans moved to the Buffalo Federal club roster as officers prepared to attend a Chicago meeting. Once a World Series hero, his 1923 season was uneven due to limited use, and he agreed to a two year $4000 per year contract.
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Boston Red Sox
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Buffalo Federal Lensus Club
Chicago
Jeasus
Olaf Henriksen
Boston Aimericans
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Henriksen
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Marquard Promises Better Pitching Next Season
New York December 1 Rube Marquard the Giants pitcher said he expects to pitch next season and much better than last year. He noted he endured a vaudeville engagement causing late reporting to training last year and that he will report in spring in good shape.
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Rube
Martin
Marqusra
Hempstead
Poster
Rube Marqusra, Jr
Pal Brown 22 Today in Australia Boxing Tour
A profile of Lawrence "Pal" Brown born December 1 1899 in Superior Wisconsin and known in boxing circles for his Australia tour where he defeated Hugh Mehegan and fought several matches. It charts his early career from Duluth to Milwaukee Calgary and Windsor and notes earnings rumored from Stones and others.
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Wis
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Australia
Tates Pal
Hugh Mehegan
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Herb MacCoy
Harry Stone
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Hibbing
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Dick" Hyland
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Kid Shaler
Edmonton
Steve Ketehi
Jack Redmond
Milwaukee
Jerry Murphy
Ehtwelsht
St. Joseph
Grover Hayes
Windsor
Ont
Folwell Remains at Washington and Jefferson Football
Washington Pa Dec 1 RM Murphy announces Folwell signed for next season at Washington and Jefferson He reportedly secured a salary increase but will coach for only one year Folwell declined a Penn State offer while George Brooke’s contract would expire next November keeping him as head coach was unlikely if Folwell joined.
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Bob Folwell
Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Lemced Yeatersay
RM Murphy
Folwell
Penney
George Brooke
Brooke
Coabh
Railroad Mediation Board in Closed Meeting In Session
The Railroad Board of Mediation prepared for a closed session to review wage disputes with western railroads. The talks cover hostiles tests and the safety of engine crews and firemen, aiming to settle demands with limited points of contention among operators and unions.
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Railroad Board OF Mediation
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Professional workers rise in United States over decade
Washington reports from the census bureau show more than a half million people over ten years old engaged in professional pursuits, totaling 1,825,187 in 1910 versus 1,258,538 in 1900. Males outnumber females in most fields, though female share grows.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Brickley Seeks Coaching Job After Harvard Graduation
Cambridge Dec 1 Captain Brickley of Harvard's champion football team seeks a coaching berth after graduation in June. He favors a job in New York or nearby, values a multi year contract, and prefers a Western or Eastern team aligned with the Harvard system. He plans to work in New York and may not coach at Harvard.
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George B. Phair
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Freddie Yelle
Cambridge
Brickley
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New York
Haughton
Ames Football Seeks Harvard Captain Brickley Next Season
Ames Iowa plans to hire Charley Brickley, Harvard's famed football captain, as coach for next season with a $2,500 salary offer and a contract that increases if he proves successful. Owl State College athletic board members travel to secure his services amid a troubled Ames football program.
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Owl State Collegs
Charley Brickiey
Harvard
Brickley
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Athlete Board
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Dinner party miscue from a Swedish waiter incident
The scene describes Mrs Commuter aided by her maid as a Swede trainee scrambled to serve at a dinner party. After hours of drill the meal proceeds but the dessert reveal falters when the Swedish assistant forgets the finger bowls, causing slight embarrassment.
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Besels Geserten
Fragmented Nightlives and Jumbled Voices in a Distant Page
A garbled OCR fragment preserves odd quotes and names, mentioning New York, a girl seeking a place, a witness, and phrases about learning to breathe and speaking. The text references meals, a draft, and a character named Gary, with scattered dialogue and unclear narrative flow.
Fragmented dialogue hints at survival and water fear
A garbled dialogue excerpt references survival, a midwestern man from Cinileet Up Los Angeles, and a scene about water and a bottle. The rough text includes beat phrases and disjointed speech about what’s in the bottle, a green item, and the idea of proving something with water.
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Boise
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