All American Eleven: 1915 Captain Barrett Leads Eleven
The article honors top players for the 1915 season, naming Barrett Cornell as captain and quarterback, Maulbetsch Michigan as a star halfback, Mahan Harvard as fullback, and Spears and White among guards and tackles. It discusses end choices Higgins Penn State and Shelton Cornell, with Gilman Harvard and Buck Wisconsin as tackles, Peck Pittsburgh at center, and a backfield featuring Maulbetsch, Anderson Colgate, and others contributing strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Penn State
Shelton
Cornell
Penn
Brown
Princeton
Davis
Iowa
Heyman
Washington and
Jefferson
Chamberlain
Nebraska
Herron
Pittsburghley
Soucy
Harvard
Ray
Wisconsin
Squier
Ilinois
Quiest
Minnesota
Whiting
Chicago
Elwart
Notre Dame
Highley
Gilman
Buck
Yale
Crimson
West
Gitiman
Witherspoon
Washington and Jefferson
McLean
Blacklock
Michigan Aggies
Shull
Rundquist
Gillies
Cory
Detty
Illinois
Hauser
Abel
Colgate
Wood
Weyand
Army
Navy
Halsey
Peck
Pittsburgh
McEwan
Cool
Barrett
Charles Barrett
Walter Camp
Ewing
Twei
Maulbetsch
Michigan
Anderson
Mauibetsch
Heston
Evdr
Hastings
Flood
Mayor
Virginia
Cofall
Shiverick
Gordon
McGreight
Talman
Rutgers
Macomber
Spiegel
Winters
Ohio State
Driggs and Tibbett
Oliphant
Ditto
Pogue
Mahan
The
Brickley
European Tennis Stars Now Wielding Guns Instead of Rackets
War framing follows 1916 tennis stars from Britain, Australia, and France. References to Anthony Wilding’s death, captains at training camps, and players like Parke and Brookes in war service. Mentions Kreuzer Freitzheim moved to Yorkshire, Gobert and Decugis at the front, with notes on Davis Cup history and wartime displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Australssia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Bosend
New York
Anthony F. Wilding
Ers
Bnglsh
Mavrogordato
R. B. Powell
F. M. B. Fisher
London
J. C. Parke
Dardanelles
Norman
Brookes
A. F. Wilding
Australasia
Cairo
Red Cross
Kreuzer
Freitzheim
Gibraltar
Yorkshire
England
Gerpany
Decuels
Andre Gobert
Moran Next Man for Willard
Moran likely to meet Frank Moran the Pittsburgh heavyweight in the next battle to face champion Willard after Moran defeated Coffey. His four twenty round bouts with Jack Johnson and a recent dramatic knockout add to his claim for special consideration in selecting Willard’s next opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Frank Moran
Pitteburgh
Moran
Coffey
Jack Johnson
Old time boxers lament today’s fighters and lack of solid schooling
George Monroe defends old era training saying modern boxers rise on luck and ticket sales, not skill. He recalls how past stars learned through amateur beginnings and lengthy prelim bouts, while promoters now rushing novices into main events. He criticizes aimless jabs and frequent clinches as not real fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Monroe
New York
Tlicta
One Sided Varsity Game Ends Poorly for Small Team
A smaller college faced a larger university in a lopsided contest with a disappointing opening half. The captain handled punting with a subpar first quarter, while the big team converted short kicks into touchdowns in rapid succession. A substitute was later sent in to punt during the intermissions.
Coach Corrects Punting Decision In Football Game
A coach questions a player's punt choice and directs him to adjust. In the second half the team improves as kicking strategy shifts from aggressive to controlled, with better execution and higher point potential.
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