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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1914

Page

13

Princeton Critics Call Out Football Commercialism In 1914 Revival

Princeton alumni and the Daily Princetonian condemn growing professionalization in college football led by Harvard. The piece cites Harvard gate receipts of 800000 for nine games, the sport’s overorganization, and calls for preserving amateur ideals amid stadium expansion and one man coaching debates.

Princeton N. J Harvard Yale America Crimson Percy D. Haughton New York Princetonian Spaeth J. Duncan Spaeth Tiger Donald G. Herring Miger Tigers Herring Palmer Memorial Stadium

Sixty Five Candidates Try Out for Arena Ice Team

Sixty five hopefuls, including Patsey Seguin Jack Fritz and Mickey Roach, gather at Boston Arena at 7 30 pm for initial tryouts as Arena A C plans season. Managers announce schedules and assign timers with Dr E T Murphy as rink physician while dressing rooms are renovated.

Arena A. C Boston Arena Patsey Seguin Jack Fritz Mickey Roach Ralph Whitten Gaudette Norman Smal George W. Brown Unicorn Lougee E. T. Murphy McGill University of Montreal Bernard J. Woods Prides Crossing Back Bay Owen Kelley George V. Brown H. von Schuckmann Harvard

Tufts 18 Freshmen Beat Sophomores In Long Rush

Tufts freshmen defeated the sophomores yesterday afternoon in a long rush by 18 to 1. The entering classmen showed superior generalship to secure a decisive score on the hill. The contest featured five squads per side and an ice hindrance on the east half.

Tufts

Meat blamed for appendicitis among Harvard athletes

Harvard alumni bulletin quotes Richard C. Newton of New Jersey State Board of Health linking overabundant meat on Cambridge training table to recent appendicitis cases among Harvard football captain Charles B. Brickley and freshman captain Tom Enwright. Newton, a Harvard grad, says Americans’ fondness for meat increases appendicitis risk.

Harvard Cambridge Richard C. Newton New Jersey State Board of Health Charles B. Brickley Tom Enwright New Jersey Authority Harvard Alumni Bulletin

Jack Coombs Granted Unconditional Release

Philadelphia December 9 Jack Coombs the Philadelphia Americans league pitcher was given an unconditional release by the Athletic club. Coombs hurt during a world series game against the Giants in 1911 has shown little mound work since. Mack recently asked waivers on Coombs Plank and Bender with Bender signing a Federal league contract.

Philadelphia Jack Coombs Athletic Club Today Coombs New York Giants Mack Plank Bender

Medford Names Christensen Football Captain for 1915

Eric Christiensen, tackle and halfback on the 1914 Medford High School eleven, was elected to lead Medford’s 1915 squad at a meeting of the school’s football “M” men. He began the year as a lineman and shifted to backfield due to a lack of strong backs.

Eric Christiensen Medford High School Medford

Wanamaker Brothers Clash Alumni Christmas Game

Captain Elmer Wanamaker joins Melrose High School forward Clarence Wanamaker for an alumni team at the Arena on Christmas Day. Earl Wanamaker leads the current Melrose squad in a 9 to 10 o clock charity novelty game.

Wanamaker Melrose High School Elmer Clarence Wanamaker Earl Wanamaker

Dramatic Trial Witness Recounts Mildred Sullivan Case

Kate Michaud testifies in court detailing how Mildred Sullivan was operated on by Dr. Dudley and Alice Pelletier, the alleged murderers burying the body and plotting to kill themselves. The narrative describes the operation, disposal of evidence, and the death under grim circumstances with court watchers present.

Kate Michaud Mildred Sullivan Alice Pelletier Dr. Dudley Mildred Miss Michaud Michaud Presque Isle Clark Dudley Southard House Southard Dr. Graves Haley Mapleton Smith Alice Fort Fairfield Wood Road Pelletier Miss Micha Ambrose Bridge Pelletier House Boston Houston Bridge Ruth Devenne Price Devenney House Deverney Warren Avenue Appleton Street George Sullivan L. BE Sullivan William F. Willard Julia Butler William J. Irwin East Dedham Street Irwin Scollay Square Crawford House Dud Archibald Lawlis Whittier Bowdoin College Harry L. Putnam

Duffy the Sole Candidate for BC Captaincy Today

The 1915 Boston College football team captain election is held today at the athletic headquarters. Jimmy Duffy, the current left halfback, is the only candidate and is expected to win.

Boston College Jimmy Duffy

English High School Hockey Candidates Report for Practice

The English High School hockey team candidates practiced yesterday afternoon in the school yard. The session included setting up exercise running and shooting the puck. Veterans J A Daley Harold Gately Joe MKenzie Bob Storey Percy Quincy and Ward appeared.

J. A. Daley Harold Gately Joe M’kenzie Bob Storey Percy Quincy Ward

Mexican artillery threat prompts potential US return fire

Washington reports that if Mexican forces opposite Naco Arizona do not cease firing into American territory the three batteries of field artillery sent to the international line by President Wilson and Secretary Garrison will be ordered to return the fire.

Washington Naco Ariz International Line Wilson Garrison

US government warns crossings by Mexican forces risk of war

President Wilson briefed his Cabinet on a sharp warning to General Maytorena and General Villa through American consular channels. The White House says no act of aggression is planned, but firing from Mexican soil could be deemed defensive, while crossing the border would be an act of aggression. Brigadier General Hugh Scott previously issued a similar warning from El Paso, Texas.

United States Wilson Tasker H. Bliss Naco Maytorena Villa Carranza General Villa White House Hugh Scott el Paso Texas Rio Grande

Verett High School Faculty Manager Returns to Duties

El Marks of Verett High School's football team had been confined at home with a heavy cold. He will resume his duties today.

el, Marks Theverett High

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