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Early 1900s Harvard Crimson Vs Yale Bulldogs Football Game Unused Postcard NCAA TENNIS MEMORABILIA The Yankees won the first Color:Royal

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Early 1900s Harvard Crimson Vs Yale Bulldogs Football Game Unused Postcard NCAA TENNIS MEMORABILIA The Yankees won the first Color:Royal The Yankees won the first two games of the series before losing both halves of a Sunday doubleheader some light but notable edgewear and some minor marks throughout but overall well preserved The Harvard–Yale football rivalry is renewed annually and is the most important and anticipated game of the year for both teams unused and unposted

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