Sweeney May Find Cincinnati Manager Job
Captain Bill Sweeney of the Boston Braves may join Cincinnati as manager if both clubs agree on a release. President Gaffney informs Sweeney he permits negotiation with Cincinnati, while Stallings would likely consent. The piece notes Boston would incur a possible financial loss to honor his advancement.
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Gossip for Motorists in Boston and West Coast
Daniel Harrington, formerly of Harrington Motor Car, visits Boston and is now with Whiting Motor of Newark, agents for Chandler and Mercer. J S Keown becomes assistant Ford branch manager as Forest Peabody moves to Louisville. T H McGrehan notes Pacific Coast roads boost electric vehicle prospects, predicting growth in electric pleasure cars and trucks.
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Ice Skaters Fill Boston Arena On Opening Day
Boston Arena opened yesterday after delays and a record crowd skated through three sessions. Harvard MIT Tufts BAA and Pilgrim AA teams used the perfect surface for preliminary practice. The first hockey game of the season is set for Friday December 6 between Tufts and MIT.
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Concord High Names Baseball Captain and Manager for 1914
Walter O Connell, senior, elected captain of the Concord High School baseball nine for 1914. Edward Boyce, sophomore, named manager. Boyce is on the schedule for next season as announced by school officials.
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Army and Navy Ready for Annual Game at Polo Grounds
New York Nov 28 The Army and Navy football squads completed final preparations at the Polo Grounds for their annual clash tomorrow afternoon closing the gridiron season. Leaders, coaches, and players will return to ordinary life until next fall.
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Army Navy scoring history through the years
A list of past Army versus Navy football scores shows frequent Navy wins in earlier years with several Army comeback efforts. Notable results include 1890 Navy 24 Army 0 and 1908 Army 6 Navy 4. The series includes multiple one or two touchdown margins across the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Army and Navy Football Preview at New York Polo Grounds
The Navy and Army squads arrived and practiced at the Polo Grounds and Hotel Vanderbilt and Astor. Coaches include Howard Reilly Olcott Fish Leary Corbett and Yost. Brown excels at place kicks. Weather forecasters predict showers but no heavy rain. odds swing to Navy then widen, with significant bets on scores. High-profile observers and officials gather as the city becomes a college-town eve of the Army Navy game.
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Army Aero Plane Flies Over Polo Grounds Before Army-Navy Game
An army aero plane decorated with army flags may appear above the Polo Grounds prior to the Army point and Annapolis football game tomorrow. Samuel Katzman of the Artillery Corps at West Point announced he received permission from military and football authorities to fly. He plans to depart Governor's Island before the game and return tomorrow morning pending weather.
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Notable figures ready for tough game says coaches
The coaches listed players Cowle U 8 S N John D Archbold General Horace Porter Dr John Grier Hibben Princeton president Thomas A Edison T H Newberry Chicago H R Hutchinson H W Slayton New York E J Berwind Lewis Nixon and Henry H Wood as ready for the challenged matchup though they declined to comment on specifics.
Open Gridiron Adapts To Fast Turf After Rain Potential
The contest likely features open play as both sides use the fast gridiron. Report notes the surface speed depends on the underground drainage. only an all-night rain would soften the turf and slow down the game.
President Wilson Attends Game With Family in New York
President Wilson and his family arrive in New York to attend a game with Cabinet members. He will spend the night with friends and divide time between the Army and Navy sides, watching the first half from Box 20, then transfer to the Middies' stand during intermission in Boxes 189 191 and 192 reserved for his party.
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Tickets Sell At 20 To 25 Dollars In New York
Very few tickets have reached speculators and those held at prohibitive prices. Coupons valued at 3 are quoted at twenty to twenty five dollars, with speculators finding eager customers at these figures.
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Rivers Reemerges as Bright Lightweight Contender
The piece notes Jose Rivers the Mexican lightweight joining the comeback ranks after a strong showing against Cross on Thanksgiving Day. It cites Rivers beating Cross, questions Welsh’s claim to the lightweight title, and mentions other boxing and wrestling developments including Britton Glover and Eddie Murphy pursuit, plus local football and cross country results.
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Cornell Triumphs Highlight Intercollegiate Sports Season
The report notes Horne’s 10 mile effort in 65 47 as a standout performance among consistent runners. It cites Cornell’s strong sports year with football and cross country finishing well, including a Red and Blue victory and a cross country title. It also compares Carlisle coach Warner favorably to Connie Mack for his development of young players.
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Leach Cross Noted as Dentist Despite Almanac Debate
The entry claims Louis C. Wal lach, identified as Leach Cross, is a dentist by profession. It cites a stat sheet noting Cross’ football connections and contrasts with Carlisle game outcomes and Dartmouth’s clean state, while mentioning a 6 round no decision bout between Ketchel and Langford in Philadelphia.
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Asteria Winner of Championship
A.P. Underhill will be a delegate to the American Automobile Association convention in Washington next week.
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