Ethics of Football Will Be Improved by Sideline Rule
Edward ht. Bushell argues football ethics rise as rules place coaches on the bench and curb sideline signaling. He cites Yale captain Ketcham and others, notes substitutions, forward pass debates, field goal values, and calls for broader adoption of the rule to speed play and curb coaching influence.
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Edward Ht. Bushell
Football Rules Committee
Cabtain
Feld
George Brooke
Pennsylvania
East
Coech
Nedal
Ketcham
Yale
Rates Committee
Coléach Haughton
Harvard
Percy Haughton
Brickley
Lee
Middle West
Conference Association
Sched’ules
White Sox Announce Long Spring Training Schedule
Chicago officials disclose a long spring training trip for the Chicago Americans with forty games for the first squad and thirty-eight for the second. The team leaves Chicago Thursday for Paso Robles, California, with key staff and players traveling later and Kid Gleason in charge of the squad.
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Chicago
Chicago Americans
Paso Robles
Cal
Willie Keeler Tipped for Brooklyn Federals Manager
New York February 14 reports say Willie Keeler may become manager of the Brooklyn Federals in the new Federal league. The veteran star of Baltimore and New York was mentioned by several league delegates though no official confirmation or offer details could be verified.
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New York
Willie Keeler
Wpenates
Federal League
Brooklyn Suu
Naona
Baltimore
England Fifteen Defeats Irish Side at Twickenham
In the third game of the international rugby series England beat Ireland 17 to 12 before 20 000 spectators at Twickenham near London. King George and Premier Asquith witnessed the match after England’s earlier wins over Wales and Scotland in the series.
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FAI Irish
London
King George
Premer Asquith
Arish
Twickenham
England
Wales
Walee
Scotland
Fight Club League for Manor Cities
Chicago reports the formation of a new eight club league in major league territory announced by American League president B B Johnson. The plan, from Philadelphia Nationals President Baker and potential Federal league clubs, aims for a next season launch only, with Chicago Federals manager Joseph Tinker and owners Charles Weeghman and WH Walker traveling back.
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Chicago
B. B. Johnson
Johnson
New York
Baker
Philadelphia Nationals
W. Murphy
Murphy
Joseph Tinker
Chicago Federals
Charles Weeghman
WH Walker
Johnson Tinker
Brookins
Moenning to Feds Pitcher Manning Signs Federal Contract
New York on February 14 officials announced that pitcher Walter Manning formerly of the New York Americans has signed a Federal contract. The move marks a significant career development for Manning within professional baseball.
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New York
Walter Manning
New York Americans
Walter Johnson Fanned More Mackmen Than Others
Hall of Fame era note records Walter Johnson striking out 243 batters last season led by 46 against Mackmen and 89 versus the Red Sox, with many rivals listed. Connie Mack’s White Elephants faced Johnson as he piled up a dominant strikeout total amid a season of standout performances and notable matchups.
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Walter Johnson
Ernest J. Laniges
Connie Mack
Ain Most
Washington Wizard
Mackmen
Red Sox
Naps
Browns
White Sox
Yankees
Tigers
Johnson
Karl Weisman
Browne
Joe Engel
Washington
Averlman
Tom Hughes
Senators
Engel
Harry Stovey
Haston Nationals
George Hemming
Brooklyn
Jd Pohen
Glanta
Pets Dowling
The
Colonels
Walter James Scott
Cy Morgan
Cornelius McGilleudy
Zama
Weitman
Thaho
Ray Collina
Vermont Southpaw
BL Stean
Nap
America
Eddie Plank
Nick Callop
Cleveland
Birdie? Cree
New York
Bill McWeehne
Eason
Larry Chappell
Ed Sweeney
Yanks
Tris Speaker
Brank Baker
Napoleon Lajoie Tyics
Ine Jackson
Ty Cobb
Sim Crawford
Ray Collings
Jimmy Walsh
Frank Chance
Harry Lord
Chicago
Garrison
Boston
Berger and Chase
Cree
English aviator predicts 24 hour Atlantic crossing
Liverpool February 14 Lieutenant John Porte formerly of the British naval flying corps expects it will take only twenty four hours to fly across the Atlantic. He left for America today to prepare for the flight and expresses confidence in the feat.
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Liverpool
John Porte
British Naval Flying Corps
Tirn
Atlantic
America
Fragmentary sports note with names in muddled OCR
A damaged reading shows chaotic phrases about a flush and a band member named Walt Magon amid a crush. No clear event dates, teams, or outcomes emerge, but mentions of players and a possible sports scene hint at a local game or performance with unclear specifics.
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Hus Cheesk
Bobtall
Walt Magon
Baseball moguls leave for homes
New York February 14 After a stirring week of baseball politics most of those most interested in the business end of the national game have left for their home cities to prepare for the playing season. Governors and league executives discussed the Murphy Enos matter and the Chicago loss of Evers. They stressed fairness and sportsmanship as regional leagues ensure equitable treatment.
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New York
International League
John Keener
National League
Harrisburg
Washington
Grafton
Murphy-Eners
Herrmann
Dreyfuss Abbots
Gaffney
Tener
Chicago
Evers
James A Gilmore
Federal League
Gates
West
Federal club in Greater New York territory tale
Gilmore stated he chose financial backing for the Federal league in New York City. Pittsboro involvement and city ties appear in the fragmentary report. The item hints at club activity and local support but lacks complete details.
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Federal Club
Greater
New York
Gilmore
Hi. ‘Frick
Pittsboro
Federal League
Olu
American Tennis Champ Stands Against Wilding Service Rule
American tennis star Maurice McLoughlin disputes Anthony Wilding’s proposal to limit play to a single service stroke. The San Francisco discourse notes McLoughlin values placement and speed, arguing a one-stroke service would curb skill and make play less dynamic.
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San Francisco
Maurice McGoughlin
Amer
Sca
Anthony Wilding
Australia
Wilding
McLoughlin
Molding
Wan Lhe Sorman Brooke
East
California
Cadillac declares no six cylinder marketing plan
The Cadillac Company states it has no intention of marketing a six cylinder car. It highlights its policy of emphasizing proven advantages, mentions experimental work across cylinder counts, and notes rumors of a six cylinder model are unfounded while stressing ongoing innovation and strong sales.
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Cadillac
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Cadillac Company
Cadillac Motor Car CO
Detroit
Michigan
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