Eat Themselves Out of Leagues With Two Meals a Day Rule
McGraw and Callahan roast players who overeat on long voyages to the Pacific Coast. They cite examples from Ty Cobb to Walter Johnson advocating two meals daily to sustain energy. The essay praises restraint, notes Connie Mack’s near trade, and recounts scouting reports on a young pitcher for the Athletics.
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Shawkey
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Drawing Conclusions Drawing Conclusions Making a Working Model
A concise exploration outlines building a working model to support a major bank’s strategic decisions. It emphasizes data-driven analysis, risk assessment, and scalable design to guide large-scale financial operations and policy planning.
Tinker Not To Manage Reds Team For 1914 Season
The Cincinnati baseball club announces Joe Tinker will not manage the Reds next season. Inability to reach terms with Tinker is given as the reason for the decision.
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Cincinnati Baseball Club
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Cincinnati Exhibition Co ends Tinker as Reds playing manager
The Cincinnati Exhibition Company says it could not reach a satisfactory agreement with Mr. Tinker to serve as playing manager next year. The directors cite a dispute over authority and state no replacement is yet chosen for 1914, though Tinker will not be released outright. August Herrmann indicates more statements may follow.
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Cubs Pass Up Star Pitchers in Draft Bid
The Cubs declined Shawkey and Schang for draft gains while Connie Mack secured a top young pitcher. They also rejected Joe Boehling and other bets, a pattern Charles Murphy calls guessing luck.
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New York
Shawkey
Connie Mack
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Connie
Schang
Joe Boehling
Washington
Charles W. Murphy
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Richmond
Murphy
Bogie
Wheeler Syndicate
Harvard Cadets Gridiron Game Ushers Open
Harvard students may usher at the annual Battery A versus Cadets game in the Stadium tomorrow morning. Ushers will be admitted free as their payment for the duty.
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Battery A
Carroll Swan
Battery A Cadet
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Austrian Olympic trainer position prompts debate and humor
Al Copeland’s name is floated as a potential Austrian Olympic trainer for 1916 but the Austrian Commission touring the U.S. denies it. The piece notes language barriers and the challenge of finding an American to fill the trainer berth, while previewing college football debates and upcoming wrestling and boxing events.
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al Copeland
Yale
Princeton
Harvard Wins Eastern Title and Amateur Coaching Queries
Despite criticism Harvard claims the Eastern college football championship after a flawless season. The piece notes Yale and Princeton use amateur coaching for various crews football and baseball and mentions scores and a cross country race at Cambridge with entries due on Thanksgiving morning.
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Sports and notices mix on baseball and football talk
The column riffs on Ty Cobb leading batting averages and guesses who tops the league. It mentions Michigan's football strength, Branch Rickey and the St. Louis Browns, temperance issues at Cincinnati grounds, and Willie Keeler as a potential Federal league manager. It also notes Paris wrestling, the foreign press, and touring athletes giving up something.
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Michigan
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Browns
Des Jardins Elected Chicago 1914 Football Captain
Paul Des Jardins, centre rush for the University of Chicago championship squad, was chosen captain of the 1914 eleven. The upcoming season will be his last in intercollegiate athletics.
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Michigan University
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Chicago
Paul Des Jardiens
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