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HARVARD 1912 Hockey Team Original Cabinet Photo - Yale
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This is an incredible find. It is an original vintage cabinet photo showing the 1912 Harvard College Hockey Team after winning three straight games against their arch rival, Yale. The team was coached by Alfred Winsor ('02), cited on the Harvard Varsity Club website as "World renowned as the father of intercollegiate hockey." We believe he is the gentleman dressed in a suit at the left side of the back row. He coached the Harvard team from 1905 until 1917, after playing hockey t himself while he was a student. The captain of the team is Frederick Dane Huntington ('12) who is referenced on the same website as a "Three-year letterman, captain, and standout performer in five straight victories over Yale. Three came in 1912, leading to the 1913 vote making hockey a major sport. He also lettered in football." Mr. Huntington is the athlete holding the hockey stick in the center of the photo (note the scores and date painted on the stick). The Harvard-Yale scores are also written in ink below the photo. This large cabinet photo is in excellent condition. T is some foxing on the white cardboard border only; the photograph is unscathed and the images remain crisp and clean. The young Harvard men are posing in their hockey uniforms -- including the white uniform of the goalie -- with their hockey sticks. A fablulous piece of college sports memorabilia. The image itself is 15 inches by 11.5 inches. The entire piece measures 22 inches by 17.5 inches. Buyer pays $8.00 for packing and shipping in the U.S. gay interest
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