Sophomores Near Championship After Freshmen Win
In a hard fought game on Grant field the sophomores defeated the freshmen to nearly clinch the Ye L class football league title. The sophs used line plunges and stout defense to hold the freshmen on their goal line and build a lead as the junior and senior games also produced notable scoring and strong performances from Crane Spence and Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Heynolds
Grant
Frea
Sophs Linenen
Freshiens
Rucheng
Bounas
Tovehwu
Mor Heen
Morrison & Stax Morson
Suron
OH Nt
Spence Crane Carpenter
Jones
Stromg Snene
Crane
Taiort
Knapp
Poorout
Blanagan
Moe Carpenter
Garve
Woodatt Spince Crane
Joe Rue Spence
Pounties
Lae
Hargraves Morrson
Por Stevenson
Tom Tou
Spain
Ieasnder
Uneeman WeCora
Yewunder
Tro
Littaz Tha Jineé
Howe
Smith
Sumere
Clunes
Jarors
Attridge
Gumore Smith
Chapman
Fanton
Jorrester
Lenore
Cidron
Layton
Salta
Pas Rayerather Gaines
Aon
MTR
Cornell Sorth
Wilson Monegue Chapman
Riner Priats
Leuendowr
Toveteh
Girdner J Refsirre
Coch
Alexender Smpit
McCord
Alexander
East v West in Football Will Furnish Comparison 1914
Harvard and Michigan announce a 1914 football clash to compare eastern and western strength. Yost argues Michigan can beat Harvard with open play and passes, while Camp and Haughton offer contrasting views on the forward pass and the western running game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Eawara
Buwhnen
Philadelpia
Harvard
Michigan
Wike
Horvatis
Grimson
Michizan
Yost
Yale Pennsylvania
Connell
Army Navy
Rivine
Pennsylvania
Harvaig
Craig
Michigans
Crimson
Vachigan
Yale
Sale
Tam
Percy Haughton
Uartard
Asy
Haughton
Cass Riven
Camp
Walter Camp
Sagt
Fellnion Ia
Intercoveri
R Tat McKenzie
Department of
University of Pennsylania
Prep Basketball Schedule Issued for 1914 Season
The official prep league schedule for 1914 runs January 12 to February 27, featuring seven teams including Peacock Fleet Donald Fraser and Stone Mountain. Two-round format has each team facing the others twice, with early rounds set from January 18 to January 8 and late rounds through February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Fleet
Donald Fraser
Stone Mountain
Bots High
Teach High
Donald Fraser Stone Mountain GM
Warist College
Pescock Ploot
Marist
Tech
Tech High
Peacock
Donald Craser
Peacock Leet
Stone Vountain
Hugh
Donald Fraser Boys High
Peacoch
Maaint Peacoch
Tech Lech
Stone B Mountan
W—Boys High
Vwarne Stone Mountain
Boss
Stone Wountain
Bose High
Tebruary
Ian
Donald
Peacock Boys High
Pennsylvania crew challenges Yale in regatta
The Pennsylvania rowing committee announced Yale will face the University of Pennsylvania in a Schuylkill race. A three cornered regatta with Princeton and Columbia was favored. Pennsylvania’s football committee discussed the 1814 schedule noting Michigan and Garrisie elevens will not meet next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvanias
Michigan
Garrisie Elevons
Powell Wins Tech Cross Country Race In Tough Course
Powell won the Tech cross country three mile race in 18 minutes and seconds on a hilly swampy course. Cowles finished second with a time about four minutes slower. Shacks won the team prize, Feadercailurs in second, with A C Gaitrel of the city team among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowles
Tae
Powell
Pee
Azteca
Feadercailurs
Awaan
AC Gaitrel
Makins
Powell Will Hate
Ian Mine
Ursye
Tech
Reynolds Boys Sign In South Atlantic Deal
Greensboro November 26 announces Wade Reynolds left Macon in the South Atlantic league and was sold to an Memphis based Southern Association club. His brother Hammond Reynolds also signed an Atlanta contract for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenshoro
Wade Reynolds
Macon Ga
Thi
Memphis
Hammond Reynolds
Atlanta
Army Navy Game May Be Held At Capital
Washington December 29 Local civic groups seeking to bring the Army Navy football game to Washington have scrapped plans to mount the event without outside aid. After talks with the War and Navy Departments they say funds required would be too large for subscriptions alone. A Congress appropriation for a mammoth memorial stadium in the capital is being considered to host the game and other public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oricinla i
Army Navy
War and Navy Departments
Ank Congress
Beng
Who Is Entitled To Most Sympathy In Rumored Title Bout
James J. Consett reflects on the postponed world heavyweight title clash in New York explaining sympathy should go to Willie Ritchie and Tommy Murphy. The bout was called off due to rain, affecting Ritchie’s potential $15,000 windfall and Murphy’s lone chance at the crown. The piece surveys possible rematches, lists leading contenders like Freddi Welsh, Jack Britton, and Packey McFarland, and notes promoter Coffroth’s plan to reschedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Consett
New York
Willie Ritchie
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Coffrote
Fim Catfroth
Tommy Mundy
Theself
Ritchie
Charpion
Gotham
Kitenmie
Lewiir
Fitenia
Son
Burnin
Machmales
Willie
Freddi Welsh
Jack Britton
McFarland Neturayl
Stockyards
Packey
Johnny Easton Welsh
England
Britton
McFarland
Ear
Teach Cross
Shugiue
Trouale
Vox
Shugrne
Murphy Lin
Hig
Ritchies
Risen
Tam
Freddy Welchs
Hie Riteme
Harry Pollok
Freddys
Vancouver
Will Birch
Wredds
Tallakuye Pollok
Frederick
Packewa
Packey McFarland
Jack B Titton
Mil Wathee
WcFarland
Chinga O
Philly
McParland
Kilbane
Pitchers Show Varied Paths to Baseball Success
By Billy Evans, veteran analyst, examines how star pitchers like Walter Johnson, Ray Collins, Clyde Engle, and Fred Falkenberg succeed with different speeds, curves, and fadeaways. The piece contrasts Johnson’s fast power with Collins’ puzzling slow ball, and notes batters’ shifts in perception when facing these varied deliveries and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Evans
Wttle
Perhans
Walter Johnson
Somnsons
Washington
Waiter Johnson
Hla
Johnson
Jonason
Ray Collins
Collins
Guall
Frays
Harry Hooner
Boston Johnson
Collins Wags
Steves Yerkes
Bostens Sl
Valkenbers
Fred Belkenberg
Cleveland
Falky
Falkenberg
Palkenberg
Helene
Pirates
Matt
W G Evans
Reds and Cubs May Swing Big Trade in Chicago Talks
Chicago officials say President Murphy will go to Cincinnati Monday to discuss a Reds Cubs exchange with club leaders and the MaraNet officials. He hints at a possible catchweight shift in a proposed deal while criticizing lax boxing regulations and praising Bob McAllister’s rise as a potential junior welterweight champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Murphy
Chicago Nationals
Herzog
Reds
Cubs
Cincinnat
Maranet
Brooklyn Gets Joseph Tinker
A conference between Brooklyn President Charles Ebbets and Cincinnati leaders settled the Tinker trade. Brooklyn pays 10000 to Cincinnati and 20000 to Tinker for signing, with options to buy Yingling Moran and Egan. Cincinnati could buy Yingling Moran and Brooklyn could obtain Egan. Final figures and timelines were discussed with managers before formal closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnat
Jjvne Tinker
Brooklyn
Bettween
Charles Ebbets
August Herrermann
Henry Stephens
Ebbets
Cincinnati
Yingling
Moran
Agan
Royal
Herrmann
Robinson
Ctmann
Herzog
National Baseball Commission
Janular Y
Tinker
Egan
Ewing
Cincinnnati
Bean
Messis Mobeta
Hermann
Stephens
Cincinnati Club
Dhe
McLoughlin Heads 1918 National Tennis Rankings
New York December 20 Maurice McLoughlin tops the 1918 national lawn tennis rankings. Miss Marr Browne leads the women’s singles, with Californians prominently featured in both singles and doubles. The list, compiled by George Adee, reflects only U S competitions and includes over 1100 players in final selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maurice EL McLoughlin
Marr Browne
Mmeo~ Loushun
Thomas
Bun@y
George T Adee
National Ranking Committee
Miles 5S Charlock
C M Bull, Jr
Barger Wallach
Millen L Ades
Mra
May Sutton-Bundy
Nctioughlin
McLoughlin
R N Willams
William J Clothier
Guoue Willam M Johnston
Pacific Coast
Clothier
Wallace Johnson
TC Bundy
Kart H. Benr
XD Little
William A Larned
Harold H. Hackett
Clint ‘Ten
Maurice B
George Peabody Gardner, Jr
Boson
Chattanooga Eleven After Some Games
Chattanooga reports the 1914 Moccasins football schedule with games set against Athens, Maryville, Mercer or Howard, Sewanee, Tennessee, and possible Kentucky State Central and Alabama engagements. Coach Stuyter avoids early rough matchups while seeking a Thanksgiving home contest and November dates with several southern teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Hig
University of Chattanooga
Locs
University of Alabama
Fic Tuscalaciens
Snafford
Auburn
Vanderbit
Stuyter
Georgia Tech
Howard College of Birmingham
Mercer
Macon
Athens
Alaryvillé
Chattenoon
Biercer
Howard
Sewanee
Tennessee
Knoxville
Kentucky State Central
Kentucky
Alabama
Maryville
Brooklyn Boss Eyes Tinker Return in 3 Year Deal
New York December 20 The Brooklyn Times reports President Ebbets Learns Manager Walvert Robinson plans to meet with Tinker in New York to discuss a possible return. A three year contract at a salary around 7500 per year is floated, with negotiations to be settled tomorrow in Brooklyn.
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New
Robinson
Pee Tinker
New York
Ebbets
Walvert Robinson
Indiananous
Brooklyn
Poebanss Accompanis
Thee
Walacy m
Ani
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Jccountry Rage
Wade
Ham
Corbett
Champion
Alwaya
Wiwaukee
WeSiliater
Bob McAllister
Mike Donovan
Donovan
Jum
Bob
Hob
Joseph Tinker
M’loughlin
Bundy
John B Strachan
California
Behr
Craig Biddle
Bunny
Larned
Rod Little
Wardner
WB Ward
OG Wright
L McLoughlin
T C Bundy
B Strachan
C J Griffin
Touchard
Tyler
P B
Brain
Spokane
Tex
Mary Browne
BG Brace
Florence Sutton
Marshall McLean
Robert Williams
Marie Wagner
Benlazan F Engge
Mise
Borothy Green
Edith B Ratch
Boston
Anita Myers
Gwendolyn Rees
Minnesota
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