Yale Stadium Crowds Break Capacity With Temporary Seats
Yale faces a ticket crunch as 70 000 applications were received for the Yale Harvard game while the New Haven bowl seats 61 000. Officials plan 9000 more temporary seats, boosting capacity to about 70 000 and possibly 74 000 with standing room not used this year. Harvard seeks more seats as Yale alumni receive four tickets each for the first time in 15 years.
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New Haven
Conn
Everard Thompson
Yale -Athletic Ticket Department
Yale
America
Harvard
Hinckey
Tech picks speedsters for Holy Cross run at Wake field
Coach Kanally of Technology announces a 10 man squad R G Brown F L Cook M B Graff H and Benson A C Litchfield F J Wall W Harrington D G Bradley A F Nye C H Wilkins to compete Friday against Holy Cross after final Wake field time trials. The entries ordered show a tight spread with 23 seconds from first to fifth and 46 seconds to seventh.
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Kanally
Technology
Holy Cross
R. G Brown
F. L. Cook
M. B. Graff
H. & Benson
A. C. Litchfield
F. J. Wall
W Harrington
D. G. Bradley
A. F. Nye
C. H. Wilkins
Wakefield
Wilkine
Nie
Institute
Michigan’s strong showing vs Harvard highlighted by Maulibetsch
Duffey notes Michigan remained a dangerous contender in the Harvard game as Maulibetsch distinguished himself with line plunges and quick reads. He credits Splawn and Hughitt less than stellar support while discussing Princeton and Yale ties and upcoming matchups in a national gridiron context.
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Larry Splawn
Tommy Hughitt
Maulibetsch
Wolverine
Splawn
Hughitt
Harvard
Amateur boxing bouts set for B A A on November 14
Notice lists Harold Weeks correspondence and entry deadlines for amateur boxing within the club. B A A D offers details with close entries by November 11 and limited attendance to club members. No ice hockey season opening announced yet. Irish American A A plans a hockey team as usual. Harvard beat Yale 15 to 5 last year.
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Harold Weeks
A. A
Harvard
Princeton
Williams
Yale
Tittle
Dartmouth
Willams
Harvard Sees Princetons Clash as Yardage Forges Ahead
Harvard weighs its 1914 form against Princeton and Yale as injuries eased after the Michigan game. The Huskies compare line power and open play with last year, noting improved tackling but weaker defense and projecting a hard fought showdown with Princeton for the coming Saturday.
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Pennock
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Michigan
Princeton Tigers
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Harvard Freshman Football Managers Named
The Harvard freshman football program announces appointees for the class team and three dormitory teams pending ratification by the Student Council and athletic committee. The list includes Thomas R. Aldrich, Hamp ton Robb, David M. Little Jr., Stewart Kaiser, and others from various halls.
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Harvard
Harvard Student Council
Thomas R. Aldrich
Somerville
Hampton Robb
Cleveland
Smith Hall
David M. Little, Jr
Salem
R. Hall
Stewart B. Kaiser
Kline
Ww. Pope, Jr
Harvard poised for Princeton clash as lineup reshuffles loom
Harvard plans to start Mahan at backfield with Hardwick moving to end and Pennock at guard. Trumbull fills captain duties. Bricky’s absence weighs on a led rush. Morgan and Soucy may return. Sweetzer out. Princeton visit Cambridge for 2 PM kickoff as Yale, Harvard rivalry looms.
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Hardwick
Harvard
Pennock
Mahan
Crimson
Trumbull
Tack Hardwick
Smith
Coolidge
Brickley
Trumbulls
Gilman
Cowen
Soucy
Sweetzer
Morgan
Reggie Brown
Nichols
Donovan
Yale
Princeton
Cambridge
Hughitt
Crimson Rush
Parson
Wallace
Herrmann Plans Peace and Baseball Merger
August Herrmann, chairman of the National Commission, left Chicago for Cincinnati with a plan for amalgamating the Federal league into organized baseball. He spoke by phone with Charles Weeghman, Chicago Federals president, and later met Ban Johnson, American League president.
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Chicago
August Herrmann
National Commission
Cincinnati
Federal League
Charles Weeghman
Chicago Federals
Ban Johnson
American League
Baseball War Peace Talks Quiet as Negotiations Begin
Mr Herrmann disclosed that preliminary discussions on ending the baseball war were held but details remain secret. He said secrecy was sworn in New York to avoid publicity that could derail plans. The proposal may involve absorbing the Federal League to leave only the American and National Leagues. Representatives from Brooklyn Pittsburgh and St Louis Federal clubs met President James A Gilmore but declined to discuss the session.
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Herrmann
New York
Federal League 60
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
James A. Gilmore
Essex County Teams Ready For Title Clash
At midseason in 1914 Essex County football shows St. John's prep and Haverhill High as the leading contenders for the championship. Both have no county defeats. St. John's lost to Medford and Haverhill to Manchester New Hampshire. A final title clash is anticipated at Haverhill.
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Haverhill High
Haverhill
Peek
Peete At
Beverly
Tana
Essex County
St. John's Prep
St. John’s
Medford
Manchester
N. H
St. John's
Michigan Men Reach Home
Michigan’s football team arrived in Ann Arbor late tonight on the rooters train to a jubilant reception by the student body. A mass meeting, bonfire, speeches, and songs followed the depot procession up the hill. Coach Yost plans a shake up for the Pennsylvania game with possible position changes for Lyons Staatz McHale and others.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Raynsford
Yost
Pennsylvania
Catlett
Boehm
Lyons
Squail
Whalen
Staatz
Norton
McHale
Williams defeats Princeton in hard open field tackling critique
Williams humbles Princeton in a tough game noted for abysmal open field tackling. Critics blame the line and generalship as Princeton pressed inside scoring distance five times while Williams found danger mainly during its lone scoring moment.
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Prt
Toolan
Tomkinson
Lamberton
Brown
Princeton
Ballin
Williams
Purple
Harvard
Yale
Driges
Eells
Toolam
Williame Princeton
Trenkmann
Glicl
Winter of 1914 15 to Be Epoch making in Hot Stove History
With the World Series behind them fans look to the annual influx of team owners and club notices. The winter of 1914 15 is described as an epoch making period for hot stove doings in baseball.
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