Carlisle Football Safety and Enrollment Facts Highlight Carlisle Team
Carlisle Indian School reports minimal injuries this autumn with no bone fractures among 44 practicing players across 12 games. Coach Glenn Warner and Dr. Trebleby credited for safety. enrollment under 1,000 with 290 boys over 17 forming athletic material.
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Carlisle
Glenn Warner
Trelbley
Pensular Army
Hirtherto
Unst
Indian Office
Washington
Wherry
Warner
McVey Reigns Heavyweight Champion of Australia
Sam McVey of California defeated Jack Lester of Cle Elum Washington to become undisputed heavyweight champion of Australia after winning the title from Lester last September. The match followed Lester's previous win over Bill Lang.
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United Press
Brisbane
Queensland
Sam McVey
California
Australia
Jack Lester
Cle Elum
Washington
McVey
Lester
Bill Lang
Swimmers to select Olympic reps in New York January
December 11 report notes local and district championships to pick American swimmers for Stockholm. Events to be held in New York, with plans announced today for the Olympic trials and team selection in January.
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United Press
New York
America
Stockholm
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Jrs
Expel Jack Ryan From Jersey City
Major league magnates gather for meetings in New York hotels as Eastern League notes the expulsion of Jersey City manager Jack Ryan for shifting blame over an umpire incident. Ryan contests the claim and plans to seek redress through the Eastern League, National Association, and possibly civil courts.
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New York
Victoria
Waldorf-Astoria
Charley Bobbets
Brooklyn Superbas
Garry Herrmann
Reds
Barney Dreyfuss
Pirates
Billy Locke
Fred Clarke
John Whalen
Giants
E. A. Steininger
Cardinals
Charles W. Murphy
Cubs
Horace 8. Fogel
Phillies
Thomas J. Lynch
Lynch
St. Louis Browns
Waldorf
Ban Johnson
Charles A. Comiskey
White Sox
Charles W. Somers
Naps
Jim McAleer
Robert McRoy
Red Sox
Robert L. Hedges
Browns
Hotel Astor
Stein and Hart
Buffalo Club
George Stallings
Sam Lichtenhein
Montreals
Joe McGinnity
Newarks
Jack Dunn
Baltimores
J. J. McCaffrey
Joe Kelley
Toronto
Jersey City
Jack Ryan
Ryan
Jack Doyle
Tanneman
Barrow
James J. Lillis
Doyle
Esetin Eee
Lillis
Eastern League
National Association
National Commission
Fred Lake
Lynn
Lake
Elberfeld and Griffith conflict over waivers and retirement talk
Doubts arise over waivers for Kid Elberfeld under Clark Griffith with a Cincinnati twist. The veteran may retire due to a bad hip masked by reports, while Elberfeld back at Albion View to receive regular treatment. Also notes Bridgeport Waterbury athletic trials for next Saturday with Y M C A sessions this week.
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Kid Elberfeld
Clark
Griffith
Washington Senators
Cincinnati
Elberfeld
New York Yankees
Norman
Tebasco Kid
Bridgeport-Waterbury
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Can't Hurt Hugh Jennings On Head
Detroit reports Hugh Ambrose Jennings has a long-standing habit of getting hit on the head. He survived a severe collision with Amos Rusie and continued playing, earning a reputation for enduring punts and injuries and always coming back to the game.
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Hugh Jennings
Detroit
Hugh Ambrose Jennings
Hughie
Amos Rusie
Rosie
Jennings
Amos
Cornell
Big Red
Scranton
O'Brien Poised to Lift Boston as 1912 Season Opens
Detroit, Dec. 11. Boston is poised for major improvement in 1912 says Detroit Tigers president Frank Navin. He credits pitcher O'Brien with supplying nerve and reliability to bolster Boston's staff and challenge champions. Navin compares O'Brien to Cy Young and predicts a career rivaling Young's.
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Detroit
Boston
Frank J. Navin
Tigers
New York
O’brien
Cy Young
Young
Jake Stahl
Jimmy McAleer
O'Brien
Bostons
Wood
Cicotte
Hall
Fairmounts and Columbias end in scoreless tie
The Fairmounts and Columbias battled to a scoreless tie at the acid works yesterday afternoon. Al Newton starred for the Fairmounts, and members are urged to report to the club rooms tomorrow night for important business.
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Fairmounts
Columbias
Acid Works
al Newton
Record porker slaughtered on Beechmont Avenue
William H. Davidson of Beechmont Avenue slaughtered a Berkshire hog weighing 650 pounds on Saturday. Market men described the carcass as one of the finest cornfed specimens they have seen this season.
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William H. Davidson
Beechmont Avenue
Berkshire
Umpire talks and Cuban baseball mix in snapshot sports
President O Rourke pursues Red Held as umpire after strong minor league reports. Almeda res team in Havana loses 6 2 to the Giants who lead the series six to three. Jack Tighe signs 45 players for Louisville aiming to compete in the American Association.
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O'Rourke
West
Wagner
James H. O'Rourke
Connecticut
Red Held
St. Louis
San Antonio
Held
Jack Tighe
Norwich
Holyoke
Louisville
Tighe
Valuable Hints For Auto Owners
A 1911 era roundup notes Akron tire factories employing 17 000 workers with plans to add 2000 over winter. It warns drivers to shield radiators, cites alcohol-water freezing, and discusses acetylene lighting and national auto show plans. It covers ignition wiring, spark gaps, brake adjustments, and maintenance tips for oils, funnels, and waterproof lamp covers.
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Akron
Hungary
New York City
Madison Square Garden
New York
Virginia
Oregon
Colorado
Mann
Republic
United States
Census Bureau
Six Day Riders Aim to Break Madison Square Garden Record
New York December 11 The six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden began with 15 teams in action. Early speed lagged behind the record as riders endured spills at a dangerous northeast turn. German pair Lorenz and Soldow drew attention in their New York debut, while a sprint disrupted several teams and left leaders still 3 laps short of the 271 miles six day mark as noon elapsed.
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United Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Lorenz and
Soldow
Jackie Clark
Eddie Root
Jimmy” Moran
Wiley and Galvin
Ryan
Cavanaugh
Lorenz
Man Injured At Depot In Train Boarding Incident
William H. E. Flaherty of 1767 Main Street slipped while attempting to board a moving train at the railroad station Saturday night. His foot was caught by the wheels resulting in a torn heel and bruising. He received treatment at the Emergency hospital.
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William HE. Flaherty
Main Street
Yale Daily News Denies Societies Control Football Votes
A Yale Daily News letter to the New Haven Journal-Courier denies societies influence in football captain elections. It argues captains are chosen for leadership and character, not fraternity membership, citing past votes and naming Psi U and Deke contingents.
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New Haven Journal-Courier
Yale Daily News
Deke
Psi U
Spalding
Yale
Yalé
Psi U's
Dekes
D. E. BE
Dekes—Spalding
Bomeister
Bigelow
Shevlin
Daly
Coy
Alpha Delta Phi
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Alarm At Night Croup Warns Parents To Have Foley’s Honey and Tar
A Canton New York reader touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as essential for child croup and hoarseness. The letter from H W Casselman says the remedy is priceless and always on hand. A second reader, L F Curtis, also endorses it.
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Foley
L. F. Curtis
H. W. Casselman
Canton
N. Y
Tribute to Gabriel Fahrenheit Inventor of the Thermometer
The Pall Mall Gazette notes the abnormal summer weather and honors Gabriel Fahrenheit born on September 16 in 1736 or 1749. It recalls his lead in thermometer development using mercury, his worldwide influence, and his fellowship with the Royal Society and contributions to its Transactions.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Gabriel Daniel Fahhrenheit
Dantzig
Gabriel
Royal Society
Rooster Show Promises Big Lineup At Lincoln Hall
Over 1 000 fine specimens prepare to exhibit in Linesiywall Tuesday to Thursday as the Bratt Poultry Association hosts a $2 500 rooster from Joe Pym of South Norwalk. The event, direct from Crystal Poultry Show in New York, features the largest Bridgeport show to date with turkeys, pets and varied prizes. Howard Gould displays forty white Wyandottes, with pens housing multiple birds and improved coop lighting and space planned for exhibitors.
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Bridgeport Poultry Association, Inc
Linesiywall
Thoretoy
Bratt Poultry Association
Ite
Joe Pym
South Norwalk
Crystal Poultry
New York
Bridgeport
Howard Gould
Inds
Bugs Reisigl To Rejoin New Haven Bugs Reisigl To Rejoin New Haven
The New Haven baseball club plans to reacquire pitcher Bugs Reisigl from Cleveland after a brief stint there. Reisigl, a Brooklyn native, was sold to Cleveland for 1500 dollars, with Cameron having received 200 earlier. The deal is notable for Reisigl eccentric play and mixed results in three Cleveland games.
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Bugs Reisigl
New Haven
Reisigl Heisigl
George M. Cameron
Cleveland Baseball Club
American Havant
George Cameron
Reteigt
Cameron
Clevelland
Retsiel
Relemer
Cleveland Cam
Cleveland Cat
Reisig
Brooklyn
Soan
George Bone
New
Haves
Electrics Comecern
Cleveland
Sie
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James J. Corbett
Ray Simon
Mickey McDonough
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Joe Hyrang
Joe Bedell
Johnny Cohan
Carlyle A. C
Houck-Pass
Eddie Smith
Jimmy Jarvis
Long Acre A. A
Willie Lewis
Billy West
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Young Wagner
Johnnie Daly
Fordon A. C
Eddie McGoorty
Billy Hurley
National Sporting Club
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