Brickley Crowned Harvard Grid Star From Everett to Crimson
Charley Brickley, former Boston player and Harvard star, rose from Everett High to Exeter and Harvard captaincy, excelling at drop kicking and rushing. His season included key performances against Princeton and Yale, earning All-America recognition. A natural multi-sport athlete, he remains disciplined, modest, and relentlessly dedicated to training and academics.
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Charley Brickley
Brickley
Greater
Boston
Princeton
Yale
Everett
Langford and Jeanette duel in 20 rounds in Paris tomorrow
Sam Langford and Joe Jeannette meet in Paris for a 20 round heavyweight bout billed as a world title chance, with Langford favored by betting despite Jeanette’s acclimation. The card also features Wolgast versus White in Milwaukee and multiple bouts across Portland and Maine venues.
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Samuel Langford
Joe Jeannette
New York
Steenth
Paris
France
Sam
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Sam Langford
Joe Jeanette
Langford
Jeanette
Wolgast
White
Chicago
Howeve Ad
Milwaukee
Brickley Emphasizes Team Work Over Individual Fame
Brickley stresses par amount effort and Harvard team harmony over spectacular plays. He avoids publicity, does not collect press clippings, and rarely reads articles about himself, focusing instead on football news and the squad's collective success.
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Brickley
Harvard
Harvard Football Captain Pick Sparks Quiet Betting
Harvard players elected Charlie Brickley captain after two-ballot vote with Walter Trumbull runner‑up. The secret result stayed within Cap tain Bob Storer and 18 players until a Boston Harvard Club banquet announcement. Teammates praised Brickley and wagers largely favored his selection.
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Harvard
Bob Storer
Boston
Storer
George F. Plimpton
Charles E. Brickley
Walter H. Trumbull
Frank J. Bradlee
Huntington R. Hardwick
Massachusetts
Brickley
Everett
Trumbull
Salem
Bradlee
Back Bay
Hardwick
Quincy
Wallie Trumbull
Charlie
Wallie
Holworthy Hall
Harvard Club
Cambridge
Baseball Tourists Bid Manila Farewell in Warm Sendoff
The 1913 baseball touring party left Manila after two days of receptions and a rain-shortened game. General Bell and Ted Sullivan praised the hosts as the team toured Bilibid Prison and wore Manila hats to beat the heat. A large crowd gathered at the dock as they returned to sea, marking a memorable stop and expected Australia trips.
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Boston Post
New York ‘Times
Manila
Shipboard
Army
Navy
General Bell
Ted Sullivan
Bilibid
States
Klein
White Sox
Giants
Charles Derham
Herzog Made Reds Manager in Cincinnati for 1914
Charles Herzog, formerly with the New York and Boston National league clubs, was named manager of the Cincinnati Reds for the 1914 season after meetings with the board and officials. He will also play shortstop, replacing the sale of Jow Tinker to Brooklyn, and outlined a dashing, National-League style team approved by the directors. Herzog, 28, Baltimore born and Maryland University graduate, signed as a player for a year and becomes manager following a string of trades involving McGraw, Bescher, and Hartley.
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Brickley
South
Boston
William E. Brickley
Charley
Charley Brickley
Everett High School
Jennings
Dartmouth
Harry Dame
Cleo O'Donnell
Somerville High
Everett High
Didie
Sawyer
Exeter
Andover
Cincinnati
Charles Herzog
New York
August Herrmann
Harry Stephens
Herzog
Ne Jow Tinker
Brooklyn
Tinker
Baltimore
Maryland University
McGraw
New York Leader
Hertzog
Hartley
Bob Bescher
Dates for 1915 meet given out
New York Dec 18 tentative dates for the Panama Pacific Exposition athletic events in San Francisco were announced after a conference between exposition president Charles E. Moore and James E. Sullivan. The AAU championships start late February with weekly contests through October, in the exposition stadium with a mile track and sprinter straight.
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New York
San Francisco
Charles E. Moore
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Exposition Stadium
Sports Schedule Conflicts With National Championships
The calendar lists pentathlon on Sept 6 and decathlon Sept 10-11 with lacrosse championships Oct 4-9. Minor and sectional events will avoid clashes with AAU and national championships. President Moore oversees yacht, motor boat, and aeroplane contests while other branches fall under Mr. Sullivan. International entrants have pledged to align dates with major competitions.
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Moore
Sullivan
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