Yale Harvard showdown nets do or die title clash
Yale and Harvard face a decisive New Haven game that may crown the season’s champion. The Blue backs a relentless second half attack led by Hobbs and Brides to complement Fish at tackle while Andrus and Hoar guard the line. the Crimson fears Yale’s speed and stamina as the Indians seek a defining victory.
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Columbia Star
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Hobbs
Brides
McKay
Andrus
Hoar
Fitzpatrick's Selections at Oakland Races
Fitzpatricks picks list horses for Oakland events with top picks in each race. Three best bets include Cotyotto in race two and Montgomery in race four. Trade selections name Fireball Hereafter Cressina Coryetto Strike Out Madman Nadza Lady Alicia Remember Montgomery Astronomer Don Enrique Billy Pullman Rockstone Fred Bent Jeanne dArc Royal Tourist Sewell.
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Oakland
Fireball
Cressina
Coryetto
Strike
Madman
Nadza
Lady Alicia
Remember
Montgomery
Don Enrique
Billy Pullman
Rockstone
Fred Bent
Jeanne d’Arc
Royal Tourist
Sewell
Wabash A A Confident Of Victory In State Clash
The Independents football championship battle at Washington Park pits Marion club against Wabash A A. Wabash fans forecast victory amid bets while Marion backs seek to neutralize wagers. Notable players include Shank Adams and Milliner for Marion and Colbert Showalter Hodges McPike for Wabash. the event opens with a soccer match from Shortridge High School at 1 30 then the main game an hour later.
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Trapper Returns With Black Fox Pelt Worth Over 900
Frederick Algernon Montgomery, a leading northern trapper, returns to Strathcona after three months away with a rare black fox pelt valued between 900 and 1500 dollars. Black fox skins are scarce with only about five found annually in the North. The pelt is highly prized by aristocrats and Russian elites, with open markets in Russia despite limited supply.
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Butler Offense Too Much for Hanover in Season Finale
Butler College overwhelmed Hanover College 10 to 0 in Madison. Hanover played fast but was outweighed and outclassed, with Grier and Garrett scoring touchdowns for Butler in the season finale.
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Lost Day Story From Scottish Farm Ledger
A boy takes a farm job with two Scottish farmers. They plan to sleep in the barn and start at four. The next morning the boy oversleeps to 4 30, and the farmer scolds him for wasting the forenoon as he leans on his hoe. Washington Star reported.
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Marquard Presses For Share Of $11,000 Purchase
Rube Marquard, famed pitcher, travels to Indianapolis seeking a $2,500 share of the $11,000 paid by New York for his services. He refuses $450 monthly, demands $600 in a three year deal with rises, and plans to join McGraw's Giants after a training trip. He claims a share as he cost the club nothing and rose from amateur to star.
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Wabash 12 DePauw 0 in final 1930s season game
In Crawfordsville Indiana on November 21 Wabash defeated DePauw 12 to 0 in two 35 minute halves before about 2,000 spectators. Wabash scored two second half touchdowns by Stiers while DePauw failed to score. Referee Ecker call from Chicago, umpire Esterline from Purdue, linesman Siier from Illinois.
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Bronson Beats Goodman in Tough 20 Round Fight
Ray Bronson of Indianapolis won the decision over Kid Goodman of Boston in a 20 round go at a Dayton private club last night. Bronson pressed most rounds, protested fouls, and earned audience admiration for tenacity. A preliminary ten round bout between Tony Mullane and Jack Dillon ended in a draw. The next Dayton card features welterweights on January 8.
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Louisville
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Joe Gang Thinks Marland Would Be Easy Pickin
New York November 21 06 hotel owner Gans from Baltimore visits to question P McFarland about signing. The Old Master critiques the Murphy McFarland bout and hints at boxing McFarland, aiming to boost his store’s bacon.
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Piles Cure Promises Fast Relief and Cafe Car Note
An ad proclaims PAZO OINTMENT guarantees to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with a money refund. Also mentions a parlor cafe car on the C H D train at 3:30 pm to Springield with seat rate two cents and meals at moderate prices.
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Free Prescription Offer Promises Cure For Men At Home
A notice offers a free home remedy prescription for nervous debility and weak manhood. It claims strong results without drugs, sent in a plain sealed envelope to any man who requests it. The letter asks readers to write to K. A. EB. Robinson in Detroit, Michigan to receive the receipt without cost.
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Gypsy seeress Rebecca Butter held in California case
A gypsy seeress Rebecca Butter is jailed in Oakland on a $2,000 fraud charge from a North Yakima rancher. Her sister Rose Butter pursues truth linked to the murder of Henry Butter near Ukiah, while Butter’s wife, connected to Solomon Palmer, long sought the return of her children. The case threads across Washington and California.
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Yale Versus Harvard Historical Scoring Record
A compact list chronicles Yale and Harvard football outcomes from 1876 to 1907. It notes Yale or Harvard dominance, goals, safeties, touchdowns, and shutouts across the short series with several years missing games.
Indiana Battles Purdue in First Three-Year Rematch
Indiana and Purdue meet for the first time in three years in a key in-state clash at Lafayette. Indiana's Berndt and Roberts anchor the ends, Trimble and Netherton guard, Hoover centers, Cutter and Hatfield tackles, the Paddock brothers at halves, Cartwright at fullback, with Ruffner S. Paddock as captain and Gettinger at weight 170 to Purdue’s 172. Betting runs 106 to 7 on Purdue.
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Child's Work Ethic Echoes Twain Tale
A family quip echoes Mark Twain as a child rebels against yard chores. The speaker notes Alfred's strong aversion to work, recalling a story of Clemens and a weed bed.
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Clemens
Boy seeks revenge on aging teacher in Richmond
William Baldwin, once a teacher who punished him years ago, was confronted by former student Robert Gamble in Richmond. Gamble assaulted the teacher after meeting him, and was arrested for the attack.
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Carr Comes to Build of Champions Hoosiers plan strong next season
Charley Carr and his wife arrived in Indianapolis to stay for the winter and begin issuing contracts to players. He predicted a strong Hoosiers team that would be contenders next season. President Watkins, returning from Buffalo, said no war is planned and the focus remains on business interests.
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Griffith May Turn Down and Offer for Reds
Clarke Griffith, pursuing a minor league franchise, remains uncertain as Reds manager. He wired President Herrmann that he cannot come to Cincinnati now to discuss terms and hinted he may never visit, depending on success in securing the other club. The telegram came from New York where he is evaluating the minor league proposition.
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No Vacation for PennsylvanIa Coaches Before Cornell Game
Philadelphia November 21 University of Pennsylvania coaches plan to keep players at training to ensure a strong Thanksgiving day effort against Cornell, declining the usual day off to view the Yale Harvard game.
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University of Pennsylvania
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