Princeton Secrecy Lifts For Harvard Football Prep
Princeton aims to lift morale ahead of Harvard clash with a secretive week of practices. Roper tests line and backfield combos as Davis, Trimble, Garrity, Laur ie and Scheerer vie for key roles.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
22
Princeton aims to lift morale ahead of Harvard clash with a secretive week of practices. Roper tests line and backfield combos as Davis, Trimble, Garrity, Laur ie and Scheerer vie for key roles.
Glenn Warner advised star back Davies before the Lehigh game to keep running despite likely losses. Davies was repeatedly stopped until the final six minutes, when he finally gained yardage.
An experienced ringsider after Bob Martin defeated Joe Bonds in ten rounds said the army champion showed potential yet lacked polished ring science and generalship. He warned Martin needs refinement before facing Jack Dempsey, noting rough spots to be smoothed.
President Charles H. Ebbets announced the Brooklyn club signed Paul F. Schreiber a 19 year old southpaw pitcher from Jacksonville. He is 6 feet tall and weighs 195 pounds and comes from the Jacksonville city league. recommended by E. B. Casler who helped bring the Dodgers and Yankees to Jacksonville.
The copy markets the AutoStrop Razor promising a smooth first shave with a keen edge. It touts a guarantee of five hundred satisfying shaves per dozen blades and urges readers to begin tomorrow and ask their dealer about a free trial plan.
A Reuters-like assessment predicts Princeton under Coach Roper will unveil a revamped offense and revived team spirit in crucial tests against Harvard and Yale. The piece notes added help from former Tiger stars, concerns over early success, and the need for strong personnel like Keck to boost line play.
Scranton dispatch reports Hughey Jennings, manager of the Detroit Tigers, says he has not signed for 1920 but and Navin have agreed on terms and he will lead the club in the American league pennant race.
A long column blends sports gossip from football to boxing and wrestling with college rivalries. It rails at comeback talk for Bill Carrigan with the Red Sox, mentions Dartmouth Colgate and Tufts, notes wrestling strides by Earl Caddock, and previews upcoming games and bets across Ivy and Ohio teams.
The article covers boxing rumors and matchups in New England, naming contenders like Joe Tiplitz Benny Walger Harry Carlson and others. It notes upcoming shows by the Commercial A C and the Victory Club with bouts in Roxbury Hibernian Hall and Marlboro plus an Armistice Day event in Chelsea with weight classes 126 135 145 and four 2 minute rounds under Army Navy rules.
The Tigers boss denies rumors of his resignation and Ty Cobb’s appointment as manager. He asserts no rift with owner Navin and plans to stay in Scranton until mid February for meetings and signings. The piece notes Jennings’ prediction of major league deals and regulatory changes discussed at December gatherings in New York.
Reports from San Francisco say former light weight champion Willie Ritchie won several hand ball matches while training here with Leonard. He also played golf to prepare for a forthcoming match and believes handball could sharpen his form for another bout.
Mike O'Dowd and Mike Gibbons are matched for a middleweight title bout set for November 21 in Nox. If no interference occurs Gibbons must improve on his speed from the Soldier Bartfield fight to win the decision over the reigning champion.
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