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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1914

Page

12

Regulars Out of Brown Line

Providence Rhode Island November 1 The practice was the hardest of the year and lasted until dark Several regulars were out of the practice Bailey who starred at left tackle against Yale may be unavailable Saturday Ward is injured and Bailey has a bad hand Sprague at left tackle stopped the scrub attack Huggenwith Booth and Wade possible replacements Murphy and Ormsby to return Saturday The offense showed ragged but clever open field play Gordon improved and kicked from mid field Clark scored two touchdowns Scrubs failed to gain ground Enthusiasm for Harvard game high as fans plan to travel to the Stadium Saturday

Providence R. I Bailey Yale Sprague Huggenwith Booth Wade Murphy Ormsby Gordon Clark Harvard Bradlee Manan Francke Crimson Princeton Penn State Logan Hardwick Army

Salem Normal Triumphs Over Essex Aggies in Football

Salem Normal defeated the Essex Agricultural School by 38 to 10 in Salem on November 11. Key players included Turner scoring touchdowns and Hubon and Poirier adding goals from field. Referee Richards and umpire Goodhue officiated four ten-minute periods.

Salem Salem Normal Essex Agricultural School Essex Aggies Driscolly McQuerney Thompson Goodell R T Puller Eastwood Peebles Sweeney Lewis White Taylor A. Turner Curtis Hubon Snow Rogers Turner Siibay O'Rourke Eel Poirier Garland Downs Millard Cates Hubon Toubon Poirier Richards S. Goodhue Doyle

Harvard Nine Men On The Line Shows New Attacking Potential

Harvard unveiled a nine men on the line attack against Princeton that deceived the defense and opened room for Bradlee to score. The formation creates multiple options including forward passes and end arounds and may force Yale to revise its defense.

Peace Near as Baseball Talks Advance in Chicago

President James A. Gilmore of the Federal league said peace between the outlaw league and organized baseball was near and a conference in Chicago with Garry Herrmann, Clark Johnson, and Charles H. Weeghman might conclude the negotiations tomorrow.

Chicago James A. Gilmore Federal League Garry Herrmann Johnson American League Charles H. Weeghman Chicago Federal League

Chicago National team to be owned by Weeghman group plan says

President Gilmore outlines a merger plan proposing Weeghman and associates take control of Chicago National, relocate Cubs to Federal league grounds on the North Side with a rebuilt stadium, and form a stronger club from current National and Federal players. He notes limits on city clubs next season and reclassifications for A and I leagues.

Charles H. Weeghman Cubs Gilmore

Privileges Go to Lannin at Fenway Park Next Season

President Lannin will have full charge of all Fenway Park privileges for the next season. Beginning with the opening home game of the American league season, the duties move from Joe Mangene who had led since John S. Taylor’s era. The Red Sox aim to curtail the high local grounds expenses with the change, while Braves games will see Harry Stevens of New York managing privileges at the Walpole street grounds.

Lannin Fenway Park Joe Mangene John S. Taylor Red Sox Braves Loca Grounds Harry Stevens New York Walpole Street Grounds

Dartmouth Light Scrimmage Prepares for Pennsylvania Game

Hanover Nov 11 The Dartmouth Green heavy scrimmaged in light work with shadow formations and open plays tested for the Pennsylvania matchup. McAuliffe remains in hospital though his condition is normal and recovery time is emphasized.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth Pennsylvania McAuliffe Philadelphia

Yale Bowl Scrimmage Opens to Students Before Princeton Game

Open Yale Bowl sees 1500 undergraduates march in and cheer as the football team, led by Coach Hinkey, conducts a lively scrimmage. Five touchdowns are scored by Tom­my Cornell and Billy Easton while Mike Sweeney and Effie Waite gain long runs. The bowl, ready for play, hosts Harvard next week and visits to Palmer Stadium are planned for Friday.

New Haven Yale Princeton Harvard Hinkey Tommy Cornell Billy Easton Cornell Mike Sweeney Effie Waite Aleck

Tufts Shows Improvement in Scrimmage Performance

Tufts varsity football, hampered by injuries, recorded a dominant scrimmage victory over the sophomores with seven touchdowns. Regular backs Hadley and Westcott starred, each scoring multiple times, while Teele and Bennett added scores as Jim Westcott contributed a long gain for a TD.

Tufts Hadley Westcott Teele Ree Bennett Jim

Maranville Marries Elizabeth Shea in Sacred Heart Church

Springfield reports Walter J. Maranville known as the Rabbit and Braves shortstop wed Elizabeth Shea in the Sacred Heart Church with about 200 guests. Crowds cheered from sidewalks as the couple appeared on church steps and departed for a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home.

Springfield Walter J. Maranville Elizabeth Shea Church of the Sacred Heart the Rabbit Braves Shea Walter Connie Mack

Worcester Academy Second Eleven Rout Leominster High 96 to 0

Worcester Academy second eleven defeated Leominster High School 96 to 0 on Gaskill Field. The Worcester players dominated all phases of the game, outclassing their opponents throughout.

Worcester Worcester Academy Gaskill Field Leominster Academy

Oldfield Wins Los Angeles to Phoenix Road Race

Barne Oldfield won the race on elapsed time in Phoenix after finishing third 17 minutes behind Nikrent in the Los Angeles to Phoenix road event.

Phoenix Ariz Barne Oldfield Los Angeles Oldfield Nikrent

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