Football Days
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Reichner said that he had nothingfor Papa Baker, but a souvenir for Hobey, and if the father was manenough to take it away from him he could have it.
In speaking of the Yale-Princeton game at New Haven, some of the thingsincidental to victory were told that evening by Sam White, who said: "In the Yale game of 1911, Joe Duff, the Princeton guard, came over toHart, Captain of the Princeton team, and said: "'Ed, I can't play any more. I can't stand on my left leg. ' "'That's all right, ' answered ...Hart, 'go back and play on your rightone. ' "Joe did and that year he made the All-American guard.
"It was less than a week before the Harvard-Princeton game at Princeton, 1911, a friend of mine wrote down and asked me to get him four goodseats, and said if I'd mention my favorite cigar, he'd send me a box inappreciation. I got the seats for him, but it was more or less of astruggle, but in writing on did not mention cigars. He sent me a checkto cover the cost of the tickets and in the letter enclosed a smallscarf pin which he said was sure to bring me luck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reichner said that he had nothingfor Papa Baker, but a souvenir for Hobey, and if the father was manenough to take it away from him he could have it.
In speaking of the Yale-Princeton game at New Haven, some of the thingsincidental to victory were told that evening by Sam White, who said: "In the Yale game of 1911, Joe Duff, the Princeton guard, came over toHart, Captain of the Princeton team, and said: "'Ed, I can't play any more. I can't stand on my left leg. ' "'That's all right, ' answered ...Hart, 'go back and play on your rightone. ' "Joe did and that year he made the All-American guard.
"It was less than a week before the Harvard-Princeton game at Princeton, 1911, a friend of mine wrote down and asked me to get him four goodseats, and said if I'd mention my favorite cigar, he'd send me a box inappreciation. I got the seats for him, but it was more or less of astruggle, but in writing on did not mention cigars. He sent me a checkto cover the cost of the tickets and in the letter enclosed a smallscarf pin which he said was sure to bring me luck.
What to read after Football Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwards William Hanford to read onlineMoreLess
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