College Teams Prep for Season Camp Surprise Finds
A college athletics preview lists players across multiple squads including Bastion Minnesota Gilman Harvard Spears Dartmouth Peck Pittsburg Schlachter Colgate Shelton Cornell Barrett Cornell King Harvard Macomber Illinois Mahan Harvard Herron Pittsburg Buck Wisconsin Hoge Princeton Cool Cornell Black Yale Vandegraaf Alan Higgins Penn State Watson Harvard Tibbett Princeton Oliphant West Point Talman Rutgers Heyman W and J Cody Vanderbilt Cadman Harvard McEwan West Point Taylor Auburn Halligan Nebraska Squier Illinois Russell Chicago Abraham Ore Ag Mayer Virginia Berryman Penn St.
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Bastion
Minnesota
Gilman
Harvard
Spears
Dartmouth
Peck
Pittsburg
Schlachter
C'’Se Abell
Colgate
Shelton
Cornell
Barrett
King
Macomber
Illinois
Mahan
Heyman
W. and
J. Cody
Vanderbilt
Cadman
McEwan
W. Point Taylor
Auburn
Halligan
Nebraska
Squier
Russell
Chicago
Abraham
Ore
Ag. Mayer
Virginia Berryman
Penn St
Boston
McAuliffe
White
Syracuse
Watson
Lllinois Schlachter
Abell
Colgate Higgins
Penn State
Maulbetsch
Michigan
Wilkinson
Ee-E-.- Herron
Harvard Guard
Black
Yale Centre
Eeeee Cool
Giruard
Buck
Wisconsin
Higgins
Berryman
Penn
Mich
Fallback
C'’Se
Hoge
Princeton
Jameson
Soucy
Pogue
Bierman
Minn
Scovil
Yale
Harte
Wood
Shapiro
Army
Thurman
Virginia
Applequist
Wash
St. Chamberlain
Herron
Black Vale Peck
McLean
Kiessell
Hastings
Tibbett
First Eleven Players Named Across Colleges
A long list of players from multiple colleges is noted, including Lamberton Princeton Gibman and Dunnigan Minnesota, with positions such as tackle guard and halfback. Other colleges mentioned include Harvard Wisconsin Yale Penn State Michigan and Syracuse with numerous names across lines.
Football experts puzzled by Camp's 1915 vote split
Pigskin observers question Walter Camp's surprising divergence from the majority in naming the top players and teams of 1915, stirring debate among enthusiasts and analysts.
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Walter Camp
Camp Picks Mixed All America Team For 1915
Camp's 1915 All America selections differ from popular votes and other experts with Baston Macomber and King on the first string. Western experts favor Chamberlain Squier Quist as top ends, and Maulbetsch leads Western backs. Maulbetsch’s standout Michigan season is noted, yet Camp omits him from his first to third teams.
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Camp
Collier's Weekly
Yale
Baston
Minnesota
Macomber
Ilinois
King
Harvard
Chamberlain
Nebraska
Squier
Tlinois
Quist
Maulbetsen
Michigan
Bierman
Byers
Wisconsin
de Prato
Michigan Aggies
Walter Eckersall
Walter Camp
West
Boston
Buck
Perryman
Penn State
Higgins
Soucy
Maulbetsch
Hastings
Pittsburg
Fierman
Jameson
Cornell
Willnson
Syracuse
Post
Ann Arbor University
Fils
Reiman
Wilkinson
Ickersall
Eckersall
Cornell Elects Windnagle Cross Country Captain
Linus V. Windnagle a senior from Portland Oregon has been chosen captain of the Cornell cross country team after two years on the squad.
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Ithaca, N. Y
Linus V. Windnagle
Portland, Ore
Cornell
All-Eastern Team Picks Clash With Walter Camp USA All-American
The Daily Princetonian selects an all-Eastern eleven after comparing with more than 20 newspaper experts, yielding a team that diverges in many respects from Walter Camp's all-American lineup.
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Princetonian
Walter Camp
All Eastern Eleven Selected by Leading Papers
The Princeton Daily chooses the composite All Eastern team from top East papers. Key picks include Barrett of Cornell and Mahan of Harvard, with Shelton Gilman Nash Higgins honored among ends tackles guards and backs. The hockey squad around Captain Donnelly, Cousens, Cook, Robinson, Jost, and Peabody aims for the new season with over 50 candidates practicing on Hill's Pond and Hill's Pond ice sessions.
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James Donnelly
Hill’s Pond
Donnelly
Harold Cousens
Arlington
Cook and Robinson
Jost
Clinton Peabody
Rover
Daly
J. Lyons
Lt. Pierce
T. Geary
R. Hadley
IL. Reycroft
Hatch
F. O'Keefe
Iu. Collins
M. Reycroft
C. Ryan
BC Hockey Players Gather for Practice on New Rink
Boston College hockey players met yesterday afternoon led by Manager Jack Atkinson. Candidates were informed of practice on the soon to be constructed rink and a strong schedule is anticipated. Noted players include J. Shea Bill Haughy Walter Salbey Arthur Salbey Dan McCarthy Joan Connelly Paul Lynch Paul Waters and Joe Shean.
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B. C
Boston College
Jack Atkinson
Atkinson
J. Shea
Bill Haughy
Walter
Arthur Salbey
Dan
Arlington High Hockey Sees Veterans Return Boost
Arlington High School's hockey prospects rise as six returning veterans rejoin the squad this winter, strengthening the lineup and expected performance.
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Arlington High
Arlington High School
School Hockey Delayed by Weather and Season Start
Rain and warm wind have postponed the winter season for school hockey. Everett High postpones football captaincy election due to injuries from the Central High game. Waltham High plans a banquet tonight with speakers including Eddie Mahan and Dartmouth guard Catey Spears. the 1916 captain will be announced at the event. The article notes top players Gately Leary Cole and McGahan as highly discussed prospects.
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Everett High School
Silva
Bray
Detroit
Waltham High
Nutting’s
the Charles
English High Hockey Seeks Yale Freshmen Challenge
English High plans a winter hockey schedule aiming to test a seven against Yale freshmen. Manager Frank Lally arranges many trips including Southboro and New Haven with games at Franklin Field and other venues. Also noted are past star athletes Samuel Fishburn and Chris Vachon with leadership and honors at Lehigh and Newton High.
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English High
Yale
Frank Lally
Southboro
New Haven
Dorchester
Franklin Field
Hyde Park
Commerce High
Franklin Eld
Somerville
B. C. High
Medford High
Medford
St. Mark’s
Rindge Tech
Cambridge
Lexington
Middlesex
Concord
Newton Tech
Brae Burn
Brookline
St. John’s Prep
Danvers
Brighton
Arlington
Stoneham
Tufts
Milton
Yales
Boston Latin
Arena
Samuel Fishburn
Haverhill High
Lehigh
Connie Mack
Fishburn
Haverhill
Chris Vachon
Newton High
Jap jiu jitsu marvel Tar oMyaki in Boston match card
The Japanese world champion Tar o Myaki arrives in Boston for a feature bout against European expert Jack Peyton at the Hippodrome, promoted by George Tuohey. Willoughby from Wisconsin also plans to meet Jack Quinn in the semi final as preliminaries begin with football and other Harvard sports tallied for the year.
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Taro Myaki
Boston
Jack Peyton
George Tuohey
Hippodrome
Zbyszkos
Trackenschmidt
Raul de Rouen
Cazeaux
Little Marvel
Walter Willoughby
Mellen
Wis
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Harvard Oarsmen Award Cups for Crew Members
A Harvard Union meeting drew about 12 oarsmen as Captain Morgan presided. Coach Herrick and John Richardson spoke about the year ahead and the strong nucleus of veteran rowers. Cups were awarded to Eliot Club crew members and the Smith Hall eight for club and inter dormitory wins, plus honors for single sculls and various boats.
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Harvard
Harvard Union
Morgan
Robert F. Herrick
John Richardson
Eliot Club
Smith Hall
1623 Men in Sports at Harvard
Harvard statistics show 1623 of the Cambridge college men engaged in some sport this year, up from 1324 in 1914, an increase of 299 participants. The college office released the figures detailing major and minor athletic involvement.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Harvard University
B A A to Have Good Ice Team This Season
The Boston Athletic Association plans a strong hockey squad with a deep pool of tryouts at the Arena. Key additions include Jack Leighton from Winnipeg and Kid Parsons from McGill, with Red Synnott returning from injury. Harvard Club adds Leverett Saltonstall and Roger Cutler to a lineup coached by Ralph Winsor.
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Boston Athletic Association
Boston Arena
Arena Hockey
Harvard
Arena
Raymie Skilton
Dec Gaudelle
Skilton
Jack Leighton
Victoria
Winnipeg
Leighton
Vics
Nan
Kid
McGill
Irving Small
Small
Red Synnott
Norman McKay
Dalhousie
Harvard Law School
Tie
Norman Small
Fat Storey
Gene O'Sullivan
Louis Forte
Ryan
Queen’s
Mickey Roach
Roach
Huntington School
Husky
Leverett Saltonstall
Roger Cutler
Union Boat Club
Cutler
Ralph Hornblower
Traff Hicks
Frank Wigglesworth
Bill Claflin
Bob Phillips
Tom Horham
Don Hanson
Peabody
G. A. Edwards
Furber
Ralph Winsor
Yale First 10 Use Signals Not Princeton Game In 1888
The article quotes Parker and Davis debunking claims that Pennsylvania Military College invented football signals in 1888 against Princeton. It credits Yale men led by Walter Camp with creating signals in autumn 1887, detailing examples and meanings, and notes Princeton freshmen played Pennsylvania Military College that fall, not a varsity Princeton game.
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Pennsylvania Military College of Chester
Princeton
Parker
Davis
Yale
Walter Camp
Wyllys Terry
H. KB. Twombly
Ray Tompkins
Deak
Twombly
Peters
Sharp
Charley
Wyllys
Bill
Pete
Pennsylvania Military College
Middlesex Hockey Schedule Announced for Winter Season
Concord awaits the Middlesex School ice hockey team with 25 candidates practice led by Archibald V. Galbraith. Veterans include Captain Dexter Hawkins Jabish Holmes Duncan Thayer Lee Newman and Way Spaulding. The slate features games against Boston Latin Milton Milton English Stone Huntington Newton St Mark’s and Milton Academy in Concord and Southboro.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Bateman's Pond
North
Archibald V. Galbraith
Dexter Hawkins
Jabish Holmes
Duncan Thayer
Lee Newman
Way Spaulding
MccCouch
Boston Latin School
Milton High School
Boston English High School
Stone School
Huntington School
Newton High School
St. Mark's School
Southboro
Milton Academy
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