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Thirty-eight Freshmen of various shapes and sizes reported to the Business School Field yesterday as Andrew Guyda began his ninth year of moulding Yardling soccer teams. The Freshmen open their season on October 9 against youngsters who play for Tabor at Marion...
...SOCCER Oct. 2 Springfield Oct. 9 Cornell at Ithaca Oct. 12 Amherst Oct. 15 Army at West Point Oct. 20 Tufts Oct. 23 Dartmouth at Hanover Oct. 30 Navy Nov. 6 Princeton at Princeton Nov. 13 Brown Nov. 16 MIT at MIT Nov. 19 Yale FRESHMAN SOCCER Oct. 9 Tabor at Marion Oct. 13 Milton at Milton Oct. 16 Governor Dummer Oct. 20 Tufts Oct. 23 Dartmouth at Hanover Oct. 30 Exeter Nov. 6 Andover at Andover Nov. 10 Nichols Junior College at Dudley Nov. 13 Brown Nov. 16 MIT at MIT Nov. 19 Yale VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY...
...Tabor at Marion...
...when silver was discovered in Leadville, the barren ravines leading to California Gulch swarmed with feverish thousands. In the gambling halls and Sallie Purple's fancy parlors, the bonanza kings strutted and roistered. "Haw" Tabor brought in the rich Little Pittsburgh, then the $10 million Matchless. Silver was everywhere a man might throw his pick, and the picks were thrown everywhere. The picks were sold by Charles Boettcher who, in the end, found a slower but surer bonanza...
...Leadville, the silver boom slowed and then collapsed. "Haw" Tabor died destitute in a Denver hotel he had built. But Colorado and Boettcher prospered. Boettcher branched out into mines, land, railroads, cattle, banks. He gave generously of his millions, pinched pennies for himself. His son Claude† took over management of his enterprises, built a new fortune upon...