Rumors Swirl Over Red Sox Secretary And Major League Trades
The piece reports no Red Sox secretary will be named until Lannin secures stock from McRoy and others. It notes Lannin and Taylor slated for New York, with Ban Johnson to be involved, amid widespread NL trade talk and expected player moves among McGraw, Dreyfuss, and several clubs.
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Boston Red Sox
Robert McRoy
Lannin
Messrs. McRoy
McAleer
Taylor
Boston
New York
John I. Taylor
Burg
John I
Ban Johnson
McGraw
Napoleon
Tech Men to Wrestle Y M C A
Tech wrestlers arrange a match with Boston Y M C A at the latter’s gym this evening. Novice competitors will represent the untried men, with bouts likely in the 135 and 145 pound classes and all usual divisions expected.
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Smyth-Martin
Kelly
Tech
Boston Y. M. C. A
Latters
Tech weighs in with Leslie as heavyweight standout
Tech's wrestling squad features mostly freshmen recruits with Doc Leslie, Harvard-trained heavyweight, making his debut. Leslie, a senior, has battled modest beginnings to challenge last year's varsity heavyweight Crowell, as coach and team announce the full weight-class lineup.
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Tech
Doc” Leslie
Harvard
Leslie
Crowell
H. L. Bone
G. H. Stebbins
C. H. Durkee
G. R. Stevens
R. G. Berger
W. Wood
C. I. Murtz
O. R. Peterson
E. B. Goodell
F. H. Leslie
Dartmouth Basket Schedule Sets Nine Home Games
Dartmouth announces its basketball schedule for the season under manager H C McAllaster. The slate includes nine home and seven away games with first appearances by Springfield Training School and New Hampshire State. The list shows dates and sites for games against Yale Princeton Columbia Pennsylvania Wesleyan Williams Cornell and others.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
H. C. McAllaster
Dartmouth Athletic Council
Springfield Training School
New Hampshire State
Williams
Wesleyan
Yale
New Haven
Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Middletown
Williamstown
Cornell
Ithaca
Cheering of Yale Is Defended by Harvard Paper
The Crimson defends Yale partisans amid accusations they rattled Harvard players in the Yale Harvard football game. It argues such criticism should not be made when uncertainty looms in the event.
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The
Crimson
Harvard
Yale
Harvard Alumni Bulletin
Harvard Daily
Waltham
Waltham High School
Somerville
Gamma Eta Kappa A Society
Watch
Jack Leary
Post
Walter Stankarda
Rollo Fagan
Harold Johnson
Ty Cobb
Moddy
Dinger Doane
Jack Dardis
Dutch Forg
Caldwell
Leland
Harvard Crimson on Yale rattling tactics in stands
Harvard Crimson comments on an Alumni Bulletin piece signed Sporticus Antiquus that criticizes Yale cheering during the game. It argues the broad indictment is unfair while urging better example and restraint to improve rival conduct.
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Harvard Crimson
Yale
Alumni Bulletin
Harvard
Sporticus Antiquus
Panoramic sports jabs and city chatter from Captain Brown to Tinker
A collage of baseball and boxing gossip from New York figures like Captain Alfred Brown and Nick Altrock, with notes on P. M Farland 140 pounds, Joe Tinker trade chatter, and a cheeky look at London style intrigue. Also mentions a chess league revival, Osaka era Tokyo ties, and a Garry Hermann manager link.
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Alfred Brown
New York
Panama Canal
Boxing matchmaking reels with delays and weigh disputes
The piece details boxing bout negotiations in Lowell and surrounding clubs. It covers Hayes losing a chance against George Alger, Jasper of Boston versus Chick of Gloucester talks collapsing over catchweights, Neary vs Alger weighing adjustments, Ridge versus Stanton set, and Glover seeking a December 19 opponent, with injuries and nose surgery affecting Read.
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Grover Hayes
Philadelphia
Lowell A C
George Alger
Alger
Lowell
Hayes
New England
Cambridge
Cunningham
Jasper
Boston
Joe Chick
Gloucester
Chick
Manchester
Eddie Mack
Mack
Charley Neary
California
A. C
Lawrence
Neary
East
Algere
Crilley
Rudolph Pitches Promise for Boston Braves in 1914
The Boston Braves boast pitcher Rudolph as a standout in the National League, praised for pitching, fielding, batting and base running. The feature highlights his 5'11" frame, switch hitting, speed on the base paths, and strong defense, plus notes on teammates Schmidt and Deal adding depth to the lineup.
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Boston Braves
Rudolph
Boston
Greater
Hap Myers
Rochester
Charles
Butch” Schmidt
Braves
Schmidt
Stallings
Bhis Corner
Charley Deal
Providence
Deal
Juniors Lead In Williams Series At Williams College
Williams mens inter-class basketball action sees Juniors surge past Freshmen by 59 to 6 as Seniors fall to Sophomores in an extra period 12 to 10. Deely scored six from the floor and added two more in the second half as substitutes played heavily. Garfield starred for the Sophomores while Dunn earned credit for the winning tally.
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Williamstown
Williams
Deely
Garfield
Dunn
Young Captain Again at Penn Football
Louis Young was today reelected captain of University of Pennsylvania football. The announcement marks his leadership for the upcoming season as part of the Red and Blue squad.
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Philadelphia
Louis Young
University of Pennsylvania
Pilgrims and Tech to Open Season Next Wednesday
Boston Arena manager Lou Gee announced no game tonight and planned an opening match between Pilgrim A. A. and Technology next Wednesday night. The teams have not had time to condition fully for a hard game.
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Lougee
Boston Arena
Pilgrim A. A. and
Technology
Pilgrim A A Dunn may join left wing lineup change
One or two changes in the Pilgrim A A Dunn lineup. Dunn, formerly a Montreal hockey player, appears likely at left wing alongside Charlie Foote. McKinnon Fritz and Fynan form the forward line as the Pilgrims push improved teamwork and practice at the Arena.
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Pilgrim
Dunn
Montreal
Charlie Foote
Tech
McKinnon
Fritz
Fynan
Pilgrims
Small
Rindge Tech
Whitten
Johnson
Pilgrim A. A
Mitchell elected Brown football captain for next year
Seth Kimball Mitchell, class of 1915, was chosen captain of Brown University football for the next season. He has played centre for three years and prepared at Phillips Exeter Academy, where he was also a three year team member. His home is Exeter New Hampshire.
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Kelly
Barney Dreyfuss
Marty O'Toole
Mike Mitchell
Chief Wilson
Cozy Dolan
Pittsburg
Clarke
Joe Tinker
Tinker
Wagner
Jack Miller
Butler, McCarthy
Viox
Providence
R. I
Seth Kimball Mitchell
Brown
Mitchell
Phillips-Exeter
Exeter
N. H
Louis Walsh
Boston Latin
Warren Avenue
Leander McDonald
Brighton High School
Frank Shephard
Rindge Tech names George White football captain for next season
George Tubber White was elected captain of the Rindge Technical School football team for next season at a squad meeting. White, a two season veteran, was among the best halfbacks in the school ranks this past season.
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George
Tubber
White
Rindge Technical School
Carlisle coach Warner denies statements about Dartmouth and Brown
Glenn S. Warner, Carlisle coach, writes to Dartmouth captain-elect L A Whitney denying Brown supporters' claim that Brown played Indiana better than Dartmouth. He states Carlisle was in perfect form that day and Dartmouth was the stronger Indian opponent, with Carlisle excelling versus Brown and Dartmouth.
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Indiana
Dartmouth
Brown
Carlisle
Becker In Finals On Pinehurst Links headlines
Becker of Woodland and Segger man of Englewood survived two rounds in the Country Club autumnal golf tournament at Pinehurst,N C. Final rounds set for tomorrow with Stagg of Chicago and Wilkerson of Youngstown contesting the consolation in the first division.
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Pinehurst
N. C
C. L. Becker
Woodland
H. V. Seggerman
Englewood
A. A. Stagg
Chicago
F. D. Wilkerson
Youngstown
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