Cooney or McCormick Named Princeton New Head Coach
Princeton officials plan to announce the next head coach over the men’s team within months. Candidates include Jim Cooney and McCormick with one likely to appoint the other as paid assistant. The field narrowed after evaluating multiple former Tigers captains and contenders.
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Im McCormick
Jim Cooney
Princeton
Jon Tritt
Eddie Hart
Horan Cunam
Snake Ames
Herring
McCor‘ Gnick
Cooney
Harvard Football Banquet for 1994 Team Next Friday
Harvard plans its largest football banquet yet next Friday for the 1994 team. Captain Charles B. Brickley and other officials will speak as Harvard men attend, with tickets priced at 4.60 each for graduates and students alike.
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Harvard
Charles B. Brickley
Mead
Lincolns Win Soccer Game From Boh
The Lincoln High School soccer team defeated Rene High School 1-0 at Newfield Park on Thursday afternoon. Gulye, Lincolns manager, scored the deciding goal. The game featured strong passing, and a return match is planned next Thursday at Semelde Park.
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Newfield Park
Lincoln
Te Rene High School
Wren
Gulye
Lincolns
Semelde Park
Local Advertiser Listings and Services Mixed in Column
A fragmented page shows business notices for a shoe shop at 1288 Main, a cabaret and family venue at 3842 Elm Street, and a licensed chiropractor in Bellwood. It lists auto truck hauling, moving services, and excursion party coordination with Wakelee contact details.
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Main Era
Yheare
Omes Gees
Mula
Freddy Welsh Not Good Sportsman Like Willie Ritchie
Boxing writer James J. Corbett reports on New York boxing policy, governor elect Whitman potential reforms, and the contrast between Freddy Welsh and Willie Ritchie. The piece discusses proposed state boxing oversight, past commission failures, and the impact of no decision bouts on stars like Ritchie, Welsh, and other contenders, with notes on plans for future events in New Orleans and Los Angeles.
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Freddy Welsh
Willie Ritchie
James J. Corbett
Evening Farmer
New York
Whitman
Ter
Hich
California
Horace Greeley
New
Milwaukee
Francisco
Los Angeles
Orleans
Tortorich
New Orleans
Terterich
McCarey
New Orleana
Freddie Weilch
Chzeged
Wesira
Pred
Harry Pollok
Ritchie
Willie
Heles
McFarland
Packey
Welch
England
Corri
Welsh
Fready
Freddy
Jas. J. Corbett
King-Pins vs Berk Shires Set for Tomorrow Title Fight
East Bridgeport stage a 120 pound championship clash as King-Pins meet Berk Shires tomorrow afternoon at Wheeler's. Previous Sunday ended 0-0 after six periods. referees Kecko and Recks will supervise a 2 45 kickoff with lineup lists including Mullins Dally Namara and Barnwell.
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Wheeler
King-Pins
Berkshires
East Bridgeport
John Kecko
Dally
MoNamara
M. Shyder
ErureomTo Dennis
Lavery
Tipadore
Benz
M'Namara
Nelson
M‘manon
Berwicsesso Reese
J. Barnwell
Watson
O'Neil
Rilb
St Aarmare
Dot Watson
Harvard May Balk At New Tiger Date in 1916 Football
Harvard may reject Yale proposed date alternation with Princeton for 1916 season causing Yale to move Princeton game to a harder midseason slot. Article notes Dartmouth and Dartmouth challenge and Harvard's prior scheduling with Dartmouth, Princeton, and Yale shaping the season’s balance.
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Harvard
Norwalk Soccer Team to Play Bridgeport at Avon Park
Two matches scheduled tomorrow afternoon feature Bridgeport City facing Norwalk at Avon Park. Bridgeport expects to win against the Norwalk squad noted for strong players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Park
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Celedonians
Manchester
Manchester United
George Lavigne to-morrow the forty fifth birthday
George Lavigne 45 tomorrow famed lightweight known as The Saginaw Kid born December 6 1869 in Bay City Michigan. He rose from salt sacks on Michigan City barges to bouts with top welters and lightweights including Siddons Bowen Lyne and Lyne before later life struggles and retirement. Police seek Otto Van Wagner of Chicago for multiple marriages robberies and desertions across the country.
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George Lavigne
Lavigne
Bay City
Mich
Michigan City
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
Tommy
Saginaw
George Siddons
Iron Man
Siddons
Grand Rapids
Joe Soto
Charley Hachette
San Francisco
Harry Jones
Portland
Ore
Andy Bowen
Jack Everhardt
Jimmy Handler
Kid McPartland
Joe Walcott
Tom Tracey
McAuliffe
Jack
Frank Lyne
Buffalo
Kid
Detroit
Giants May Get Lobert In Trade With Philadelphia
Giants may acquire third baseman Hans Lobert from the Philadelphia Nationals in a deal involving Stock or Grant and two pitchers. Lobert has threatened to jump to the Federals but could stay with the Giants if the move proves feasible. Other notes include Clark Griffith’s bid to keep Walter from joining the Federals and Barney Johnson receiving a car from Washington fans.
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Giants
Lobert
Philadelphia
Wagner
New York Giants
Hans Lobert
Philadelphia Nationale
Federals
Phillies
Clark Griffith
Washington
Walter
Johnson
Freshmen at Penn Favor Coach Brooke
Philadelphia December 5 A bold group of nineteen freshmen at the University of Pennsylvania voted to support head coach Brooke for next season signaling unrest over the current football setup. Captain Welsh asserted the freshmen could trump the varsity in daily scrimmages and pledged strong backing for Brooke despite broader discontent.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvahia
Brooke
Welsh
Giants to Have Law on Rube Marquard
Rube Marquard left the Giants for the Brooklyn Federal League club yesterday noon after months of negotiations. The six year Giant veteran signed a contract believed to be below his $3,000 Giants salary with the independents. Giants officials dispute the move, asserting they still hold his rights.
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Rube Marquard
Giants
Brooklyn
Matis
Robert B. Ward
Federals
Eddie” Plank
Athletics
Walter Johnson
Senators
John M. Ward
Tie
Mr. Ward
Marquard
Federal League
Edrance
Ward
Marquara
John B. Foster
Marquard Tied by Two 1915 1918 Contracts and Options
The subject notes Marquard is bound to the club under two contracts for 1915 and 1918 with an option for 1917. One is his regular baseball agreement with no ten days release clause, the other a personal contract between the National Exhibition Company and Marquard to seal any loophole. If Marquard aided Ward with advance money, Ward should seek repayment as recoveries appear unlikely.
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Marquard
Tse
National Exhibition Company
Marquaré
Brookfeds to Release 3 Players from Brooklyn club
Brookfeds plan to drop three players from last season’s Brooklyn Federal League roster. Pitchers Peters and Somers and outfielder Chouinard are reported to be released next year and may join another Federal League team. Marquard joins a strong Brookfeds pitching staff alongside Palkenberg Seaton Brown Fineran Lafitte and Bluejacket.
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Brooklyn Federal League
Peters
Somers
Chouinard
Brooklyn
Warf
Marquard
Brookfeds
Outlaw
Cy Palkenberg
Indianapolis
Tom Seaton
Miner Brown
Jos Fineran
Eddie Laffitte
Jim Bluejacket
Indian
Giants
Milliken to Join Yost Team for Tomorrow’s Game
The Washington Glee fox team lineup includes five from last year’s Annex victory over Yale Field plus two more from that game. Moose Miller Nash and Waters from New Haven, Dietz of Yale, Clerkin, Bloshier from Yost, and Costello from Georgetown bolster the squad. Milliken, a Southern All American pick from Moeden, stars. Doe Hull of New Haven served as umpire. Game starts at 2 15 with Remington Yost in the backfield and Washington Ole Baker Hassell Nagio Clerkin at left end.
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Washington Glee Fox Tha
Annex
Ha Yost
Yale
Tyer
Glen Club
Moose Miller
Nash and Waters
New Hagar
Dietz
Ay Clerkin Ae
Bloshier
Doe Hull
New Haven
Remington-Yost
Washinton Ole
Baker
Hassell
Nagio
Cleriin
Jimmy Collins of Boston Fames Dying in Buffalo
Boston famed third baseman Jimmy Collins, nicknamed Fames Dying in Buffalo, reportedly near death from pneumony. Born in Buffalo in 187? he started with the Boston Nationals in 1895, later playing for Louisville, Boston Americans, and the Athletics before his career ended by injury.
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Jimmy Collins
Boston Fames
Buffalo
Boston
Dew
Jimmy Sollins
Bassbsll
Pneumony
Barton
Thoms
Goode
Jeff For
Jimmy
Sea City
Promni
Collins
Boston National
Louville
Boston Americans
Athleticia
Jack Knight
Tad Knee
Anniversaries of Ring Battles in England
A long-remembered boxing history piece notes Jock Randall and Ned Turner fighting in 34 rounds, drawing huge attention as a heavyweight contest. The Irishman known as The Nonpareil faced the English rival, with two hours of furious exchanges before Randall won after La Mth round. The article catalogs fighters, owners, and later careers in a vintage record of ring lore.
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Jock Randall
Ye Turner
England
Ned Tuer
Tor Lover
Randall
Turner
Benedict
F. Grinaroa
A. Grindron
Tandon
Weil
P Perkins
Chancery
Teewiilose
Pater Crawley
Famous Bears
Ent Pusiliat
London
Dale
Cana
Teston
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