Adams family named to helm Americ a's Cup defender crew
The Bristol Rhode Island yard announced the selection of Charles Francis Adams II as wheel of the defender with Chris Christianson as captain and sailing master. Advisory and Corinthians include John Parkinson Jr George Nichols and George A Cormack. The syndicate features leaders Baker Morgan Vanderbilt Bourne James and Walters with Waiters heading the group.
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Charles Francis Adams
Bostor
Chris Christianson
Adams
Mr. Emmons
John Parkinson, Jr
Boston
George Nichols
New York
George A. Cormack
New York Yacht Club
Emmons
Parkinson
Nichols
Cormack
Buzzard’s Bay
Humma
Avenger
Barbara
Massachusetts Bay
Edward Burgess
Minerva
Beatrice
Herreshoff
Wasp
George F. Baker
J. P. Morgan
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Frederick G. Bourne
Arthur Curtiss James
Henry Walters
Waiters
Christianson
Aubrey Crocker
Cohasset
Shadow
C. Oliver Iselin
Columbia
Reliance
Phillies Offer Turned Down in Player Trade Talks
Philadelphia officials received a telegram from Cincinnati President Herrmann declining the Woolan and kicknabe for Tinker and Groh deal. Herrmann would meet Philadelphia officials at the National League meeting in New York next week. Philadelphia President Parker said the telegram not a formal refusal and that a deal could still go through.
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Philadelphia
National League Baseball Club
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Woolan
Kicknabe
Tinker and
Groh
New York
Paker
Philadelphia Club
Herrmann
Fred Clark Seeks Tinker for Pirates at NL Meeting
Fred Clark, manager of the Pittsburgh club, and Joe Tinker of the Reds conferred in Chicago. Clark said the Pirates will bid for Tinker at the National League meeting in New York next Tuesday. Asked about Wagner he gave a cryptic answer. Tinker expressed willingness to play for the Pirates.
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Chicago
Fred Clark
Pittsburg
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati Reds
Tinker
New York
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Wagner
Vinker
Pirates
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Pet
Konetchy
St. Louis
Daubert
Jake
Brooklyn
Chere Werner Essen
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Fred
Miller
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Luderus
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Sater
Victor
Groh
Harry
Cincinnati
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Lee
Evers
John J
Knabe
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Viox
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Pittsburg Tees
Ee Tees
Sutshaw
Geo
Doyle
Wrence
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Boston
Peter Ewer
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Byrne
Robert
Grant
Smith
J. C
Dolan
Albert
Whitted. George
Phelan Arthur
Shafer
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Almeida, R
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Henry
Dodge
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McDonald
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Hummel
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O'Leary
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Maranville
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Mann
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Meyer
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Geyer
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Hoblitzell Seeks Cincinnati Manager Job
Cincinnati December 5 Richard Hoblitzell first baseman of the Cincinnati team filed a formal application for the manager position with secretary Harry Stephens. Directors will consider all applications equally, and filing does not guarantee the job.
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Cincinnati
Richard Hoblitzell
Harry Stephens
Sargent School Teams Triumph Over Arlington in Field Hockey
Sargent School first and second teams defeated Arlington foes yesterday on Spy Pond athletic field with a large gallery watching the girls perform.
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Sargent School
Arlington
Spy Pond
Sargent School Bows Arlington High 5 to 0 in First Match
Sargent School defeats Arlington High School 5 to 0 with strong offense from Miss Lee Finan and Miss Dorothy Vestal. Mildred Pellman and Marion Bray dominate defense. Ruth Dunning scores for Sargent in the second game as the standouts help the host edge Arlington 1 0.
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Arlington High School
First Eleven
Lee Finan
Dorothy Vestal
Miss Finan
Arlington High
Miss Vestal
Arlington
Mildred Pellman
Arlington Lassies
Sargent
Marion Bray
Helen Hadley
Vail Twins
Ruth Dunning
Arlington Girls
Clara Watkins
Bertha Schlichting
Sargent School
Mildred Bolster
Emma January
Set Sey So
Adie
Tif
Ruth Mitchell
Ee Finan
Rena Young
Jane Gray
Helen Tindley
Margaret Carlisle
Betty Willis
Mary Sherburne
Doris Deveraux
Isabel Holway
Buela Vail
Anna Hooker
Gladys Tarr
Marion McClellan
Ruth Fowie
Emma Jaguars
Carolyn Spence
Grace Fawards
Misses Donaldson
Ewart
Lim
Arlington UH
Ruth Anderson
Christine Darling
Margaret Barker
Mary Burns
Helen Houghton
Rif
Grace Morgan
Catherine Eberhart
Low
Edith Davis
Marion Houghton
Dorothy Bateman
Maury Newton
Helen
Catherine Ruland
Dorothy Garrier
Martha Rowe
Gretchen King
Ruth Cloyes
Ruth Scully
Clara
Watkins
G. Mary Plaisted
Arlington Securul
Grace Edwards
Donaldson
Trickey All-Western Tackle James Trickey Dies in Iowa
James Trickey, famed 1912 all western tackle from the University of Ohio and a pick by some critics for the All American team, died of peritonitis after an operation. The report came from his home in Iowa Falls.
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Iowa City
James Trickey
University of Ohio
Messag
Iowa Falls
Baseball Writers Association to Meet in New York
Secretary Weart announced the annual meeting of the Baseball Writers' Association of America will be held in New York on Tuesday, December 2.
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Philadelphia
Weart Today
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
New York
Willim Robertson of Somervillig Calls at Fe Office
Willim Robertson from Somervillig plans to visit the Fe office today between 1 and 2 o'clock to discuss a local matter. He will meet staff and seek guidance on a procedural issue.
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Willim Robertson
Somervillig
Yale Stadium Advances for Harvard Game in New Haven
Yale University presses ahead with a 67 000 seat stadium at Yale Field in New Haven. Work on concrete facing will begin in spring while the bowl shaped arena rises, promising clear sightlines and efficient crowd flow for the next Harvard game.
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Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Yale University
Panama
Yale Field
Willard B. Luther
Boston
Yale Club
Lexington-Girls Field Hockey Title Clash Set
Announcement yesterday set a second field hockey game between Lexington High School girls and Arlington High School, detailing the matchup and schedule.
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Lexington High School
Arlington High School
Giri’s Team Heads to State Final at Lexington Field
The Lexington team will play for the state championship next Wednesday after noon December 10 at 3 oclock on the new Lexington Athletic Field. A win last Wednesday would have given Lexington the state title.
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Giri
New Lexington
Lexington
No Chicago Yale game likely next season says Camp
Walter Camp arrived in Chicago and dismissed prospects for a Yale Chicago football game soon. He noted sectional schedules suffice and discussed player numbering with favor for its adoption. He also projected next year’s all American picks and compared Eastern and Western styles, warning the open game may exhaust teams.
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Chicago
Walter Camp
Lamp
Camp
All America team of pro baseball players who played football
A Chicago critic selects an All America football team made up of men famous for professional baseball. The eleven includes Lord Colby Cornnell Overall Reuschbach Hoblitzer Brickley Huggins Thorpe Capron Mathewson with positions and colleges listed for each player.
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Chicago
Lord
Colby
R. E
Birmingham
Cornell
Everett
L. E
Huggins
Cincinnati
Q. B
Thorpe
Carlisle
Capron
Minnesota
H .B
Mathewson
Bucknell
F. B
Upham Named Wesleyan Football Manager for Next Season
Francis B. Upham Jr. of Brooklyn N Y was elected manager of the Wesleyan football team for the coming season. George W Breman of Albany N Y was chosen assistant manager.
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Middletown
Amateur boxing ethics cited in 1906 coast championships
The piece recalls 1906 national boxing trials by the Olympic A C of San Francisco where Tommy Rawson Hughey McKinnon and Colby McGowan were paid for time lost. After returning to Boston they were suspended for accepting money. It contrasts with New York police reimbursements and questions consistency in amateur sports rules. It also hints at upcoming track and cycling events and notable athletes.
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Olympic A. C
San Francisco
Tommy Rawson
Hughey McKinnon
Colby MccGowan
Boston
New York
Martin Sheridan
John Flanagan
Jack Eller
Pat McDonald
Erickson
Tigers Name Ballin Princeton Captain for 1914
Princeton New Jersey December 5 Harold R Ballin of New York city was elected captain of the Princeton eleven for the 1914 season by unanimous choice Popularity and skill carried the vote Walter Ammond was the other nominee Ballin has gained prominence as a standout tackle and All American prospect in recent seasons.
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Arthur Zimmerman
New York
Princeton
N. J
Tiger
Harold R. Ballin
New York City
Walter Ammond
Ballin
All America selections and sporting musings
The column notes Walter Camp’s All-America print timing, mentions mixed opinions on Ralph Craig and Drew sprinting ability, recalls a football game score pull 6 6 and an argument over who claimed it, reports Al Shrubb beating Henri St Yves in a 10 mile race, references a recent Britton McFarland bout with divergent critic views, and cites Kolehmainen and Kramer as cross country title holder and challenger looming at Lee Cortlandt Park New York.
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Walter Camp
Mercury
Somerville
Ralph Craig
Drew
Craig
al Shrubb
Henri St. Yves
Glace Bay
N. S
Jack Britton
Packey McFarland
New York
Britton
McFarland
Packey
I. K
Hannes Kolehmainen
Billy Kramer
Muulenmainen
Kramer
Lee Cortlandt Park
Young Princeton Captain Emerges From Promising Season
The article lauds a 19 year old Princeton football captain noted for consistent play and leadership. At 6 feet tall and about 1981 pounds, he rose from modest prep and early substitute roles to become the most reliable player on the team before the 1913 season, after Lawrenceville prep and a freshman tackle position.
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Tiger
Princeton
Lawrenceville
Penfield
Harvard
Boston College Announces Addition of Hockey Team
The Boston College winter sports lineup will include hockey after a Graduate Manager Heath meeting. More than twenty candidates attended, with players from Greater Boston high schools and former BC teams showing interest. Scheduling may be difficult due to late planning, possibly limiting play to inter-class tournaments this year.
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Boston College
Maroon and Gold
Heath
Greater Boston
Gallagher
Milward
Wilson
St. John’s
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