South to Host National Rifle Matches Divisional Tour
The United States National Matches will shift from Camp Perry to a divisional format in October, featuring teams from multiple branches and universities within Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida. Florida prepares four competitions under the Southern Shooting Tournament 1914 at the new Florida rifle range near Jacksonville, the largest south of Camp Perry, with broad rail pass discounts and wide participation.
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National Board For
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States Military and
Naval Academies
National Guard
Camp Perry
Ohio
Tennespe
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida State Rifle Association
Southern Interstate Rifle Association
National Rifle Association
South
P.O. Drawer
St. Augustine
J. Clltford R. Foster
Florida National Guard
Regular Army
Football Rules Change in 1914 Seeks Bigger Clarity
The 1914 code introduces major changes to forward pass rules, roughing the kicker, and tripping. A field judge is restored for large games, shifts must avoid the neutral zone, and a touchback rule covers goal post interactions and free kicks. The kickout is abolished and play resumes from the 23 yard line after a touchback or safety.
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Lingsman
Ponent
Old-Time Fan Weighs Baseball Systems And Crickets
Charles A. Lamar surveys early National League race and the Reds rise behind C Herzog. He compares sacrifice and hit and run, notes Connie Mack and John McGraw styles, praises Vaughn’s cricket crossovers, criticizes umpire dependence, and recalls events around Kircher and O'Toole with regional figures like Kelly and Mordecai Brown.
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Charles A. Lamar
C. Herzog
Cincinnati Revs
Reds
Tooett
Connie Mack
John McGraw
Athletics
Vaughn
Cricket
Collier's Weekly
Harry Vaushn
Glncinnato’ Reds
Ponce de Leon Park
Ginger” Clark
Atlanta Artillery
Schmidt
the Gulls
Europe
Germany
Hope
Ark
Kavanaugh
The High Class Oakland 1915 Light Car
The article touts the 1915 Oakland light car as a high class model with emphasis on quality and satisfaction. It highlights five refinements aimed at increased efficiency and a forward trend in design, inviting readers to inspect the new Oakland.
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Kircher
Kavanaugh
Mr. O'Toole
Kelly
Umire
Heine Krug
Atlanta
Krug
Oakland
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