Players greet Jack Barry in Planters Hotel lobby after 1911 title
After the Athletics won the world championship in 1911 the Giants players crossed paths with Collins Barry and Danny Murphy in St Louis. While waiting for a southbound train at the Planters Hotel Josh Devore approached and did not recognize Jack Barry.
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Giants and Athletics Battle in 1913 World Series Reflections
Former Giant star John Franklyn Baker recalls the 1913 World Series with Giants facing Connie Mack’s Athletics. He highlights Connie Mack’s pitching depth led by Eddie Plank and a tough sequence of games, noting Plank’s comeback and the series’ impact on Giants morale, while also mentioning hostile crowd incidents after Game 3.
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Harvard Hard Hit: Holy Cross Stuns Crimson Scrimmage
Harvard faces a tough slate after a lopsided 47 to 7 loss to Holy Cross exposes coaching gaps and quarterback risks. The piece notes rough play backfiring, need for better kicking, and evolving line positions as Penn State looms.
Harvard Downs Holy Cross but Faces Strong Yale Challenge
The Harvard victory over Holy Cross shows even top programs can be scored upon and warns of tougher tests in Princeton and Yale games. Yale’s 37 0 win over Lehigh raises questions about Maine’s scoreless tie with the Elis. Jim Buckley promotes a Smith Ross match at the Atlas A A while Mahan’s form fuels All America chatter.
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Mahan Poised for Walter Camp Team After Holy Cross Win
The commentator predicts Mahan will earn Walter Camp’s honor if he repeats his Holy Cross form against Yale and Princeton, mirroring the standout performance that impressed observers.
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Giants Beat White Sox in Chicago World Tour Stop
The New York Giants defeated the touring White Sox 8 to 1 in Chicago as 8000 fans bid farewell. The teams travel by special train to Springfield and onward to Japan, with stops across the nation and plans to arrive in New York on March 6 next year.
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Yale Rout Lehigh Shows Strong Offense in Mock Opener
Yale coaches praised the 37 point display against Lehigh though they called the score exaggerated due to Lehigh injuries and Chenoweth’s many fumbles as a third string quarterback. Cornish emerged as Yale’s top passer while Hammer and Thompson competed as substitutes. The backfield may include Wilson, Ainsworth, and Knowles with Wheeler possible next week. Cornell, Wiser, and Markle remain in hospital for two weeks.
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Yale Navigate Injury Riddled Start. Capt Flick Out For Season
Captain Flick of Lehigh is out for the season with a lacerated tendon after yesterday's game. Yale players suffered no injuries severe enough to miss the season, though several hospital lists grew during practice. The Washington and Jefferson clash on Saturday looms as the toughest test, with Pumpelly, Cooney, and Gile among the injured aiming to scrimmage this week.
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Harvard Seeks Improvement With Two Week Practice
Harvard football rests on a week of special drills aimed at sharpening offense and defense. The Crimson focus on a Princeton target after a first flare against Holy Cross, with no concern over Penn State next Saturday.
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Butler Meets Bobby King in Boston Welterweight Show
Crackerjack Butler resumes action in Boston at the Grand Opera House facing Bobby King of Memphis in a decisive match. The bout was previously scheduled for Knoxville but canceled due to disagreements. King, a top rival in the division, seeks to topple Butler as Brockton fans plan a hearty welcome.
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Joe Bush and Wally Schang to Stage Winter Tour
Joe Bush the star young twirler of the Philadelphia Athletics and his battery mate Wally Schang will go on the stage this winter in a planned engagement previewing their talents and drawing fan interest.
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Harvard Football Squad Maintains Depth Despite Absences
Harvard's 80 man squad started practice in September and remains largely intact despite lesson-related attrition. Coach Haughton has used many substitutes, with only Pennock sidelined briefly after an eye injury.
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Tufts Beats Maine 19 to 6 at Tufts Oval
Tufts College varsity football team defeated the strong Maine team 19 to 6 at Tufts Oval on Saturday. Despite being outweighed and trailing by 6, Tufts rallied with up-to-date football and overwhelmed their opponents.
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Tufts Demonstration Signals Future for Maine and Army Clash
Tufts showed how much can be done under current rules in football strategy. Maine, familiar with Tufts plays, failed to account for Coach Whelan's adaptable mind and simple formations. Tufts eye West Point clash after four straight wins, with confidence high and expectations of a strong scoring performance against Army.
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Cornell Team Sluggish in Saturday Game at Ithaca
Cornell coach Sharpe plans a week of hard work to revive a heavy but inexperienced lineup after a sluggish showing. Hyland remains at right guard and Guyer at tackle while Mehaffey and Rees vie for left end. Taber and Barrett mix at quarterback and field goal duties as Fritz and Williamson miss time with injuries.
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