Federal league prepares for war with major leagues
Indianapolis report states the Federal league magnates plan a two day session to declare war on organized baseball after the Akock signing. George Stovall and Harry Goldman arrive for meetings as options on franchises and park sites are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Federal League
Alcock
George Stovall
St. Louis Americans
Kansas City
Stovall
Harry Goldman
Baltimore
Edward Steininger
St. Louis
Federal League Club
Lloyd Rickert
Huskies Romp to Touchdown Amid Narrow Diving Tackle Miss
A chaotic sequence unfolds as six Huskies rush straight through a broken field. A diving tackle misses by inches while a strong run ends in a touchdown, signaling a decisive scoring moment.
Rindge Technical Wins 7 3 Over Cambridge High and Latin
In a hard clean game at Russell Field North Cambridge the Rindge Technical School eleven defeated Cambridge High and Latin 7 to 3 to claim the high school championship of the University City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge High
LATIN
Dee
Russell Field
North
Cambridge
Rindge Technical School
Cambridge High and Latin
University City
Rindge Triumph Sealed by Second Period Turnover
In a tense game Cambridge Latin led by three before a bad pass from Dee on a punt from the Cambridge 30 yard line shifted momentum to Rindge. Riley scored the only touchdown, and Harvey added the goal. Cambridge Latin’s Captain Sheehan starred defensively while Dee struggled with play selection. Rindge gained largely through left tackle, and penalties totaled over 130 yards for Rindge and 40 for Cambridge Latin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rindge
Dee
Cambridge
Sheehan
Latin School
Riley
Harvey
Ward
White
Hillery
Page
Lee
Cambridge Latin
Six Day Bicycle Race Riders Gather in City
Sixteen riders training at the Newark Velodrome arrived with managers trainers robbers and attendants for the six day race to start at the Arena Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arena
City
Newark
Busy Day for School Football Contests Across Frontier Cities
A crowded schedule features Newton High versus Somerville High at Claflin Field with old rivalry and a tight finish expected. Waltham High looms against Malden High as the Watch City squad aims to extend its strong season. Mechanic Arts High meets English High at Volkmann Field while Boston Latin travels to Providence to face Moses Brown. Everett High opens suburban league play versus Melrose High, Medford hosts Manchester, and the Dunbar park clash pits Boston College High against St. John’s Prep ahead of Worcester Tech. Exeter faces Princeton freshmen at Exeter and Andover meets Yale freshmen in a regional test as the day unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claflin Field
Newtonville
Newton High
Somerville High School
Somerville High
Waltham
Cushing
H. Anderson
Waltham High
Malden High
Watch City
Malden
Lowell High
Mechanic Arts High
English High
Volkmann
Commerce
Boston Latin
Providence
Moses Brown
Everett High
Melrose High
Melrose
Medford High
Manchester High School
Fulton Street
Dunbar Avenue
Boston College High
St. John’s Prep
Worcester Tech
Boston
Andover
Yale
Massachusetts
Exeter
Dorchester and Commerce Tie In High School Football Match
Dorchester Hill and High School of Commerce played to a 0 0 draw on Dunbar Avenue grounds. About 1000 spectators watched a forceful contest with the Commerce band providing music led by Newton Clark. Players listed include Kendricks Walsh Govan Burraws and Hart for Dorchester and Scote D Dorchester and the Commerce team with referee Murphy and Bartlett head linesman Elmer Swith. Time two 20 minute periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Hill
High School of Commerce
Dunbar Avenue
Yesterda
Newton Clark
Porch
Commerce Kaye
Zutter Mullane
Ft. Rt
Davis Hodgkins
Ballas Rudy
Eesce
Martin Ross
Halladay
Joe Bulliva
Iet
Kendricks Walsh
Govan
Burraws
Jim Sullivan
Hart ‘Twitchell
Onnel Flannagan
Lh Brett
Leipaste
Apt i Scote
Dorchester
Tileh School of Commerce
Murphiy
Barley
Elmer Swith
Middlesex and St George's to clash in season finale
The Middlesex School football eleven hosts Concords fast squad of pigskin chasers from St George's School of Newport R I for the annual Middlesex oval clash in Concord indicating the season close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Concord
St. George's School
Newport
R. L
Middlesex Oval
Tufts Brown football game cancelled after schedule dispute
Tufts and Brown officials announced the November 22 clash in Providence was cancelled at Brown management request. Brown had Harvard on the schedule earlier, causing objections to a hard game on the 22nd. The move preserves cordial relations and reworks next year’s schedule. two baseball games in June 1914 and a fall football game are planned. The Federal Tire & Rubber Co has moved to 176 Massachusetts Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Maulsby
Tufts College
Tufts-Brown
Boston
Tufts
Brown
Providence
Yale
Harvard
Carlisle
Robinson
Medford
Portland
Tufts to Tackle Aggies in Afternoon Clash
Tufts meets Massachusetts Aggies this afternoon at 2 30 on Somerville High School field in a fast small college game. Both teams aim to extend strong records with open, clever play and speedy offenses. The matchup highlights include rival quarterbacks Melican and Parks and a Tufts line with a slight weight advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts
Massachusetts Aggies
Somerville
West Point
Aggies
Dartmouth
Amherst
Melican
Parks
Rooters
College Hill
Tufts Rooters
Angell
Hadley
Wescott
Eveesses
Baker Richardson
Darling Angell
Nissen
College sports preview with Harvard Cornell cross country notes
The Ithacan football onlookers anticipate a Cornell loss to Harvard but expect a tight cross country race with Cornell star Jack Moakley facing Al Shrubb of Harvard. Other clashes include Yale-Colgate, Princeton Holy Cross, Penn Penn State, and Dartmouth Amherst. The six day bicycle meet adds a five mile open professional and primes timing. Jimmy Moran wins $400 in Paris six day race. Norman Taber dominates Oxford freshman mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack ‘Moakley
Cornell
al Shrubb
Crimson
Harvard
Moakley
Shrubb
Harvard-Cornell
Yale
Colgate
Princeton
Holy Cross
Penn
Penn State
Dartmouth
Amherst
Europe
Paris
Jimmy Moran
Arlington High cross country runner eyed for college ranks
The article notes Taber expects Goldsmith to excel once adjusted to English conditions. It praises Goldsmith from Arlington High School as a promising cross country runner likely to join a top college program, given recent strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith
Arlington High School
College Hill and Dale
Harvard Cornell grid clash and rival sports notes
The Harvard Cornell football game starts at 2 pm, not 3 pm, per prior schedule. Dartmouth leads in scoring with 153, Harvard 147, Pennsylvania 131, Princeton 124, Carlisle 117, Yale and Cornell tied. Oak Park High School is cited as the source for a Dartmouth trace. A Harvard Cornell cross country race runs 11 am from Pleasant Street Belmont to Belmont gate links, about 5.44 miles. Jones and Kiviat met in Brooklyn before sailing for Stockholm, Jones winning. Harvard beat Dartmouth 3–0 last season. The top five right handed AL starters over five years cited: Walter Johnson, Joe Wood, Ed Walsh, Bender, Coombs. Tripping is defined as obstructing a player below the knee with the leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Pleasant Street
Atkins Estate
Belmont Gate Links
Beaver Pond
Waverley
Belmont
John Paul Jones
Abel Kiviat
Sweden
Brooklyn
N. Y
Stockholm
Jones
Kiviat
Seading
Walter Johnson
Joe Wood
Hig Ed Walsh
Bender
Jack Coomba
Princeton Tigers reshuffle for upcoming game on University Field
Princeton announces a major lineup shakeup with Glick moving to quarterback and Law returning at back, backed by Semmens Swart at guard and a revamped line. The team plans a secret scrimmage to test the new machine as Baker, Streit, and other veterans aim to hold spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Glick
Baker
Law
Glik
Semmens
Swart
Gile
Longstreth
Phillips
Ballin
Hammond
Shea
Lamberton
Streit
Shady Side Academy
Stew” Baker
Trenkmann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal League For War
Billy Queal
The
Mr. Man
TECH
Backfield New
Rindge T
OH &L
Coyne
Creelman
Jones R. Coleman
Sheehan W. Coleman
An Rg
Johnson Cederstrand
Cowan Hadley
R G
Gilman Hervey
Ward Metivier
Coben Itiley
Coben Itiley, 4 Discrettetsei Bensneheek Tc Q B, Dee White, 1B Voor
Hod
Kimber
Kewer
Proctor Page
Porter
Jenkins
Bincip
Cambridge H
Naghtown Marene
Gow
J. O'Brien
A. J. Woodlock
Hillery, Rh B
Federal Tire & Rubber Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Paxton
Ithacan
Norman Taber
Taber
Oxford
England
Tigers
Hely, Cross
University Field
Sterling Ale
Sterling
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!