Yale Lateral Pass Policy to Stay in 1915 Playbook
Yale plans to retain the lateral pass in its 1915 repertoire after observing Canadian play. "Silent Frank" Hinkey studied open rugby styles in Toronto and against University of Toronto, noting fast, open play. Yale aims a more intricate schedule at New Haven while keeping the passport-like lateral pass.
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Zimmerman to Stay in Chicago Amid Rumors
Roser Bremahan, manager of the Cubs, denied rumors that third baseman Bernie Zimmerman would depart. Bremahan stated firmly no plans to leave and dismissed reports from New York dispatches about any payments to the wife of Berry C. Plummer in Toledo.
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Collins Not Averse To Bossing Yankees
New York reports Collins may become Yankee manager this coming week. He says no offer has been made and his aim is uncertain. Rumors swirl as Johnson and Comiskey visit Philadelphia. White Sox owner complains Johnson could depart.
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Johnson Contract Details With Chicago Feds
A Chicago Tribune note outlines Johnson earning 46000 dollars annually from the Chicago Feds for a three year term. Projected pay per game is about 400 dollars for up to fifty appearances, implying strong earnings per pitch though not tied to per throw. The piece questions how season long pay encourages precision and wildness in performance.
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White Hope Winner In First Battle
New York December 8 Jim Ellott in his first pro bout knocked out Joe Woods in the first round at the Olympic A C The bout was supposed to be ten rounds Ellott floored Woods four times the fourth knockdown ended the match Woods was down for the count at the doleful ten Ellott is twenty one years old and weighs about 209 pounds He is seen as a promising white hope in boxing
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Clarance Forbes
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Ring
National magnates discuss swaps amid holiday trade rumors
New York December reports show eight National League managers present at a tense meeting with no trades made yet. Cubs president and managers parley on Leach, Zimm, Magee, and Dooin as teams gauge possibilities with Phillies, Braves, Giants, and others while brokers weigh offers and free agency.
Mahan on Diet Great Part of Year
Eddie Mahan Harvard captain enjoys a restricted diet between seasons. The article notes year round training on a strict feeding plan at the Varsity Club in Cambridge, with eggs cereals milk fruit and meats for meals and early bedtimes to balance academics and multiple sports.
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Mandot and Kilbane Fight To Draw In Akron
In Akron Ohio a 12 round bout between featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane and Joe Mandot ended in a draw. Kilbane led early with more clean hits though Mandot evened the score with strong counters in rounds three through twelve. Kilbane suffered a cut above the right eye in round ten and the final rounds were very fast with both fighters falling to the canvas several times.
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Cleveland Does Not Intend to Keep Waterbury Franchise
The Cleveland American League club shows no plan to renew Waterbury grounds lease for next season. A potential deal with Mike Finn may decide the fate of the Waterbury franchise as speculation grows around management and league strategy.
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Harvard Freshman Captain Enright Undergoes Appendectomy
Boston December 3 Harvard Universitys Thomas Enright captain and star fullback of the freshman football team underwent an appendectomy Sunday afternoon at Cambridge hospital performed by Dr B H Nichols longtime physician to Harvard varsity players. The operation was reported entirely successful and he may leave hospital in a few weeks Enright who came from Exeter played a pivotal role for the freshmen and is regarded as a strong prospect for varsity football.
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Birthday of Casper Leon greatest Italian pugilist
Casper Leon, born December 8 1872 in Palermo Sicily, was a top bantamweight star who contended with champions like Johnny Kilbane and Jimmy Barry. Though never winning the world bantam title, he earned lasting fame as one of Italy’s premier pugilists of the era.
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New York
Magnates Gather to Fight Feds Over Major League Shape
New York December 8 organized baseball magnates gathered amid rumors of legal battles to restrict the Federal league and determine whether the nation will have two or three major leagues. President Hempstead’s assurances were discussed as the National Commission prepared to issue orders potentially blacklisting deserters. A National League board meeting was set as club owners weighed steps to back the fight and uphold two-league dominance.
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International League plans franchise moves to Baltimore Jersey City
At its annual meeting the International League formed a committee to consider territorial changes. Baltimore and Jersey City are likely to exit the league while Syracuse and Richmond are eyed as new members. A separate note comments on cold air remedies and outdoor exposure.
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Blue Ribbons to Meet Crack Yonk ers Tonight at Colonial Mall
The Blue Ribbons host Crack Yonkers at Colonial Mall aiming to reverse last week’s loss after losing in overtime. Expected lineup includes Stow Swenson and Roxey Road at guard. A prelim game features St Augustines versus Stratford High before the main center at 8 20 with postgame dancing.
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Bowling Howard A Merrier Jr dies in Potsdam New York
New York politician and member of Congress Howard A Merrier Jr died at his Potsdam home. The note warns against examining mysterious packages in drawers and shelves, hinting a truth will emerge by Christmas.
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Federals Sign Marquard and Junius to Major League Deals
The article reports on federal actions signaling the signing of pitcher Christy Marquard and outfielder Walter Junius, with discussion of league reactions in New York. It notes concern over contracts, potential shifts in pitching staff for Brooklyn, and broad implications for team strategy and rivalries among New York clubs. It also mentions other sports and obituary notes, including figures like Alexander Campbell Goettr and Signor Perugini.
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