Villanova (dark) punts the ball against Auburn (light) in Havana. This game technically had no formal name; the sobriquet "Bacardi Bowl" was bestowed upon it by the more-than-willing press—who no doubt had consumed the namesake libatio

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James Duval Phelan (1861-1930) was one of San Francisco's most prominent citizens, but he loved his country estate, Villa Montalvo, more than anyplace else. His father, James Phelan, was an Irish immigrant and a '49er who managed to parlay his Gold Rush

James Duval Phelan (1861-1930) was one of San Francisco's most prominent citizens, but he loved his country estate, Villa Montalvo, more than anyplace else. His father, James Phelan, was an Irish immigrant and a '49er who managed to parlay his Gold Rush