Prize Money to New York Americans in World Series payout
National Baseball Commission to pay the American league third team share of World Series money to the New York Americans. Meeting of a majority of the AL Board of Directors approves the action. Carl Mays protest is disallowed and the 1919 AL standings are set: Chicago, Cleveland, New York, Detroit, St. Louis, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia.
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National Baseball Commission
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American League
J. Dunn
Cleveland
Detroit
Carl Mays
Carl W. Mays
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Scouting in Football and Its Controversy
The piece defends scouting opponents during practice and games, arguing it fosters understanding and reduces secrecy. It notes scouts study the centre rush to predict plays, warns against harsh criticism, and highlights how visible signals from the center can reveal pass or punt intentions to gain a competitive edge.
Last Chance for Harvard Yale Football Tickets
Harvard Yale football classic draws over 50 000 applications as Harvard graduates and affiliates rush to secure pasteboards for the November 22 game. The piece discusses scouting and passing tactics, centre play, and defensive formations, noting coach and scout focus on signals, formations, and kick protection. Continued in tomorrow’s Post.
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Cambridge
New Haven
F. W. Moore
Scouer
Yale Varsity Secures Endurance In Longest Practice Scrimmage
New Haven Conn Nov 5 Yale coachers extended practice with a 20 minute half scrimmage against the second team and a later session versus Olcott's freshmen aimed at building endurance and refining playing technique as the season reaches its peak.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Olcott
Regulars Win Behind Braden and Webb Ground Game
The regulars mounted a straightaway attack scoring four touchdowns from the five yard line with Jim Braden tallying the first three and Fred Webb adding the fourth. Braden moved from substitute fullback to first string right half back, while Raymond Munger Barclay Robinson and Leon Walker filled new roles on the line. Coaching changes loom for Saturday against Brown, with Braden possibly limited to emergencies. Nine visiting coaches observed the practice.
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Jim Braden
Fred Webb
Braden
Bob Lay
Raymond Munger
Barclay Robinson
Parker Allen
Leon Walker
Brown
Munger
Robinson
Dr. Bull
Guy Hutchinson
Ralph Blumer
John Field
Frank Butterworth
Douglass Bomeister
Billy Heffelfinger
Ted Lilly
George Moseley
Ray Bigelow
Somerville Woman Struck by Auto Fractured Skull
Mrs. Charles White of 25 School street Somerville is in Somerville hospital with a fractured skull after being struck by an auto driven by Alfred J. Doherty of 33 Preston road last night.
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Charles White
School Street
Somerville
Somerville Hospital
Alfred J. Doherty
Preston Road
Akron New Club for Minors
Akron, Ohio will gain an International league franchise next season replacing Binghamton, New York. The Binghamton club was sold today for 30000 dollars to Frank W. Doyle and Charles H. Skelly for a syndicate of Akron business men. The sale was ratified at a league meeting attended by all club owners.
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New York
International Baseball League
Akron
Binghamton
N. Y
Frank W. Doyle
Charles H. Skelly
Akron Franchise Bid Wins Amid Park Plan and Releasing Players
President Fultz said Akron is incorporated for 400000 dollars with half for a new ball park near Akron's business centre. Five other bids from Montreal Scranton Syracuse and Providence competed. Ohio's offer was accepted as best for the league. Binghamton returned by George F Johnson who released players unconditionally. FE claims Johnson breached league rules by not obtaining waivers. The National Board will decide player disposals at the Springfield meeting next Tuesday.
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Akron
Montreal
Scranton
Syracuse
Providence
Ohio
Binghamton
George F. Johnson
Johnson
FE In
National Board
National Association of Minor Leagues
Springfield
Mass
Many Injured in Alexandria Riot in Egypt
In the House of Commons Cecil B. Harmsworth gave details of the October riot in Alexandria. He said 150 police faced the disturbance with 47 injured while 50 soldiers were deployed. The protest targeted British officers and stores were looted.
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Alexandria
London
Egypt
House of Commons
Cecil B. Harmsworth
Harmsworth
De Paul and St Johns Prep Set Intersecting Match
De Paul Academy of Chicago will meet St John s Prep School of Danvers at O Sullivan Park Lawrence on Armistice Day November 11. All arrangements for the first interscholastic game between these two schools were completed yesterday as De Paul invades the Eastern interscholastic field seeking new scholastic honors.
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Chicago
St. John’s Prep School
Danvers
O'Sullivan Park
Lawrence
de Paul
East Meets St Johns and De Paul in Anticipated Interscholastic Battle
De Paul travels from the West to Chicago as part of a two year old agreement sprung from a three year old understanding that St Johns School would return east. Both teams boast strong seasons with St Johns recognized as a top New England contender and De Paul coached by a renowned Midwest mentor. The last eastward De Paul appearance at Fenway Park ended in a single touchdown loss to Somerville High School, leaving Eastern fans eager for a repeat aerial style clash.
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St. John’s School
Chicago
St. John
St. John's School
St. John’s
New England
Danvers
Cambridge
Tech
Tufts
St. James High School
Haverhill
Mechanic Arts
de Pau
Middle West
DePaul
Fenway Park
Somerville High School
Red Sox Hopeful Dick Hoblitzell Considers Return
Boston star Dick Hoblitzell, 30, long with the Red Sox, may return to baseball after a year at West Point as a dental surgeon. If he comes back, he could serve as pinch hitter and versatile first baseman, boosting the club’s depth and trade value. Meanwhile Babe Ruth draws big Coast crowds, with a promised $500 per game and potential film profits, as promoter Johnnie Igoe reports strong local reception and a Babe Ruth Day.
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Dick Hoblitzell
Boston
West Point Military Academy
Hobbie
Sox
Barrow
Sam
Babe Ruth
Los Angeles
Johnnie Igoe
Babe
Leter
K. of C
Douglas Fairbanks
Gene Doyle
Record At Fore River Sets Naval Construction Speed
The Bethlehem Steel Quincy plant built the destroyer Reid in 45.5 working days. The Reid’s top speed is 35 knots and it will carry 110 officers and men.
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Washington
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Quincy, Mass
Navy Department
Rival hockey teams play at Lexington
Lexington High School girls hockey hosts Newton High School in the first of two consecutive games on the Lexington Athletic Field tomorrow afternoon. Miss Annie Moakley leads and schedules the sequence with a return at Newton on November 21 and other dates through the month.
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Newton High
Lexington
Newton
Annie Moakley
Newton High School
Winthrop High School
Winthrop
Arlington High School
Jail shop officer Mark Smith dies at 52 in Cambridge
Mark Smith, 52, a jail shop officer at East Cambridge for six years, died at his Cambridge home after a week of illness. Formerly superintendent at Irving & Casson Manufacturing, he was a member of Middlesex County and State Prison Officers Associations. He is survived by a widow and a son.
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East Cambridge
Cambridge
Fairbairn
Smith
Irving & Casson Manufacturing Company
Middlesex County
State Prison Officers Associations
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