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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1916

Page

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Burns and Wheat Star Outfielders of the League

Cincinnati dispatch quotes Jack Ryder naming George Burns of the Giants and Buck Wheat of Brooklyn as the two best left fielders in the National League. Burns leads off and plays supreme defense with strong speed and hitting power, while Wheat, a 312 hitter, packs long drives but is a weak base runner, though superb in the outfield and center of Brooklyn’s attack.

Cincinnati Jack Ryder Nationals George Burn Giants Buck Wheat Superbas Heay Relder Mhey Burns Blonahir Burne Wheat Robertson Hal Chase Reds Che Brooklyns Hen Chase Brooklyn Buck Teven

Brickley on Football by Charles E Brickley

Boston University head football coach Charles E Brickley discusses football fundamentals as the drop kick specialist and back field mentor while associated with Harvard University in a reflective sports column.

Charles E. Brickley Boston University Harvard University

Forward Pass in Football Its Possible and Future

A 1918 analysis argues the forward pass transforms football from a rushing game to a broader play. It cites Yale Washington and Jefferson Springfield and Brown Colgate implementations, notes risks of interceptions, and predicts growing use as players improve throwing and receiving skills while defenses adapt to counter it.

Ams Glen Warner Pittsburg Yale Tufts Harvard Gar Hinkley Eddie Mahan Mahan Aimee Springield Springfield Washington and Jefferson Ward The Wheelers Syndicate, Inc

Dunn Praises Tris Speaker At Cleveland Banquet

In a Cleveland banquet speech President Dunn lauded signing Tris Speaker for 60000 dollars, calling him not only a great ball player but a man of his word. Dunn hopes Speaker remains a friend and business associate, a tribute echoed by the Philadelphia North American.

Dunn Cleveland Tris Speaker Tris Gaye Philadelphia

Benny Kauff Confesses About Hopes For A Better Year

New York December 2 Benny Kauff the Giants outfielder admits he overstated his hitting ability last winter saying he believed he could bunt for a high average in the National League. He explains nerves and pressure from fans and reporters led to overoptimistic boasts and a rough year but predicts improvement next season and hopes to help the Giants win a world championship.

New York Henny Michael Kauff Giants Sys Benny Kauff Shortstop Henny R. Kauff Score St. Michael Fang Manhattan Island

Carey Leads League In Outfield Putouts In 1918 Season

Cincinnati December reports Max Carey of the Pirates set a National League outfield putout record with 419 in 1918, first NL outfielder to top 400, surpassing Roy Thomas. The article details his center field work, series performances against the Giants and Dodgers, and lists earlier leaders in putouts and assists across the league.

Cincinnati Max Carey Felder Pittsburg Speaker The Enquirer Flea Carey Dunn Tris Aumen Max ToUo Putoute Meber Oaken Carey Fred Clarke Pirate Brooklyn Gardeners Philadelphia Audhasces St. Louis Cineinanti Hilly Maloney Zack Wheat Ti Myers AL Seilach Homer Smoot BA Colling Oakes Clarke Giants McGrawi Brooklyn St. Touts Boston Philadelphia Chicago Xenopa Superbas New York Nichoff Bancroft Amnlsia Cenrath Phillies Pirates Sheckard Cubs Murray Giante Ted Hartey Reda van Haltren Ginte Browne Tve Sebring Rede Dolan Braves Dawes Mitchell Reds Seymour Gianta

Pollard the Ebony Gridiron Star gains fame at Brown

Biographical sketch of Freddie Pollard, a Lane Tech alumnus now at Brown University in Providence, noted for raw speed and gridiron antics. Reports claim critics think Pollard may join Camp's mythical eleven, with his flat iron move drawing attention amid his family’s strong athletic background.

Chicago Canaries Fritz Pollard Lane’ Tech Brown University Providence Pollard Brown Yale Harvard Castern Critica Mr. Camp Freddie Tonso Rogers Park Hughes Pollard Lane Tech Riverview Park Virgil

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Wheat Star Real Sport Brickley George Crouch Fisherman Benny Kauff Luderus Fletcher Mayer Killifer Gridiron Box Fulton Frank Moran Fred” Fulton St. Paul, Minn Jess” Willard
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