Camp's All America Eleven Named by Yale Editor
Yale adviser and football rules editor Mr Camp announces hisAllAmerica selections for 1913 with Harvard dominating the list He praises Pennock Brown and Hogsett while noting Des Jardien and Talbott from Chicago and Yale respectively Also mentions Ballin from Princeton and Huntington from Colgate as key picks and predicts wider interest among football fans in Collier's December 20 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogsett
Dartmouth Basin
Princeton
Pennock
Harvard Des Jardien
Chicago
Brown
Navy
Talbott
Vale ‘Merristat
Army
Huntington
Rsickley
Manan
Dartmouth
Ballin
Brow
Merriliat
Homington
Colgate
Craig
Michigan
Des Jardien
Camp
Yale
Hugsett
Tulbott
Anna
Harvard
Colenin
Batt
Mahen
Crale
Harvard and Cornell May Race Could Be Moved Up
Cambridge mass December 15 Harvard and Cornell may race earlier next spring if the river date is moved from the traditional late May slot. Harvard contends for an earlier date and looks to the Harvard rowing committee with input from Coach James S Wray and Aspinwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Maas
Harvard
Corpel
Cornell
yiel@en
Crimson
Aspinwall
James 8. Wray
Al Ketchell to Box Ginty Tonight in Paris Bout
Paris dispatch reports M Vienne defending Boxing Society stance on the Langford Jeannette world title bout set for December 20 in Paris. He argues Jack Johnson vacated the title by refusal to defend and calls for public competition under fair terms with substantial guarantees. Queenstown steamer Columbia brings 1 438 sacks of mail for Christmas deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Vienne
Society For the Propagation
Brelish Boxing
France
Sam T Langford
Joe Jeannette
Jacke Johnson
Jack Johnson
Tack Johnson
Victor Breyer
Leon Lee
Boxing
Johnson
Plains
Sporting World
Queenstown
Columbia
New York
2000 New Woolens Try East Side and West End
2000 new woolens offered by T Lloyd Brothers for sale across the East Side and West End. Shoppers urged to inspect early for best selections and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lypord Bros
Ritchie Declines Murphy Title Bout For February
San Francisco December 15 Willie Ritchie world lightweight champion and Harlem Tommy Murphy will not fight for the lightweight title in February. Coffreth offered 22500 or 50 percent of gate receipts but Ritchie demanded 15000. Buckley proposed a 5000 side bet at 133 pounds ringside but Ritchie refused until the purse is set. Murphy may leave for the coast soon as the bout is postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Willie Ritchie
Harlem Tommy Buurphy
New York
Jim Coffreth
Coffreth
Ritchie
Buckley
Murphy
Cincinnati to Take Tinker Back from Brooklyn
Cincinnati officials dispute the sale of Joe Tinker to Brooklyn for 25000 dollars arguing the net 13000 failed to reflect his value and that a trade could have yielded multiple stronger players for the Reds. President Ebbets defends authority to approve contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tinker
Cincinnati National Leace Ball Club
Joe Tinker
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Club
Cubs
Reds
Ebbets
West
Herrmann
Cincinnati Rasdell Club
Charlie
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Hbbets
Garry Herrmann
Yosts Claim Time Should Have Stopped Before Annex Goal
Remington Yost football players contend time was not called before Englehorn lined up to kick a field goal that secured Annex victory. They cite fumbles and missed passes by Annex and highlight standout plays by Seeley Reilly Happin Lavery Fldnagan Curley Hughes and Baker as the crowd of under 4,000 watched what they call a disputed finish. Lavery was injured and hospitalized but expected to recover in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Remington
Englehorn
Yosts
Annex
Cosily
Hallopin
Moshier
Reilly
Seeley
the Oval
Yost
Happin
Lavery
Howie Baker
McCormick
Dartmouth
Fldnagan
Curley
Jack Hughes
Bunk Abbott
New Haven
Oaklands Clean Up Lincolns at Football
The Oakland football eleven defeated the Lincolns 18 to 6 at Newfield Park yesterday afternoon. Oaklands dominated from start to finish with Kuba H DeLorme and W Tickey excelling while Bakes played well for the Lincolns before over a thousand fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Lincolns
Newfield Park
Oaklands
Kuba
H. DeLorme
W. Tickey
Bakes
Pal Brown Seeks Light Weight Title Challenge
The Minnesota light weight Pal Brown writing from Australia aims for a world title fight. He targets Willie Ritchie or Freddie Welsh and would fight up to 40 rounds at 133 to 135 ringside. He also signals willingness to meet Leach Cross Riv ers White Mandot or Bud Anderson and wagers 2000 on a 29 to 40 round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Andrews
Milwaukee
Pal Brown
Minnesota
Australia
Snowy Baker
Mehegan
Pat
Owen Moran
Herb McCoy
Matt Wells
Harry Stone
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
Ritchie
States
Leach Cross
Joe Rivers
Charlie White
Joe Mandot
Bud Anderson
Packey McFarland
Jack Britton
Dave Smith
Bill Lang
Lang
Smith
Johnny Summers
Summers
McGoorty
Ray Brown
Young Saylor
Meriden to New Britain baseball transfer faces big costs
Rumors say the Eastern Association may move the Meriden club to New Britain but insiders cite costly obligations. Key debts include 1 750 to Jim Murphy, rent claims from Bill Hanna, and final transfer talks between William Scinski and Joe Whalen amid concerns over profit in the first season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasgner
Meriden
New Britain
Eastern Association
Hartford
Jim Murphy
Dan O'Neil
Waterbury
Murphy
Bill Hanna
William Scinski
Joe Whalen
Shrinefield
Whalen
Scin
Rules Changed by Catcher’s Quick Wit
Cleveland December 18 The quick wit of catcher Steve O Neill forced a rule change after a near game ending steal. O Neill tipped the bat to hinder a runner and draw a safe basing, prompting committees to adjust rules to prevent base runners from advancing unless forced. The move affects play at first and allows batsmen to benefit from interference by catchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
Naps
Somers
Steve
St. Louis Browns
Jimmy Austin
Austin
Nap
O'Neill
Princeton Unable To Play Pittsburgh In Football Meet
Princeton will not play the University of Pittsburgh next season due to conflicting dates with the Syracuse game. Negotiations were dropped against Princeton’s wishes. Williams likely to join the Tiger schedule. a team to drop remains undecided. Georgeton Texas ad copy about Faley’s Honey and Tar Compound is unrelated filler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Joe Duff
Syracuse
Williams
Tiger
Georgeton
Texas
J. A. Kimbro
Faley
Hindle
Adv
Armstrong Named Yale Crew Head Coach
Captain T B Denears announces Richard Armatrone head coach of Yale crews in England. Armatrone, Yale graduate and former stroke on the freshman and varsity crews, will oversee all Yale rowing activities and likely retain the college’s coaching lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Tavern
T. Bdenears
Yale
Richard Armetrone
Wichelle
England
Leaniine
Eugene Giannini
New Fyre Athletic Club
Areiec
Yale Rowing
Armatrone
Paddy Antary
Cook
Bobby Stow Leads Ribbons as New Signings Arrive
The Bridgeport Hurris tor team loses previous lineup with Emil Delia Valle and Brow joining the Ribbons to boost the roster. Glenbrooke recently defeated the Ramblere, while Amith Mee rson Spyder and Hurley join the Ribbon squad for the week. Speidel’s crew will play music after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tormers
Brow
Bridgeport
Hurristor
Emil Delia Valle
Glenbrooke
Ramblere
Fars
Amith
Meerson
Spyder
Hurley
Speidel
Six Day Riders Share Prize Money After Long Race
The six day riders at Madison Square Garden earned about $25,000 in prize money after the event. Goullet and Posies led the payouts with top overall finish and a big sprint bonus. Jackie Clarke earned bonus but missed prize ahead of others due to placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farkelty
Newark
Evene
Bicfery
Mi JSON Square
Ga’ Baturda
Hearty Ncrete
Gowllet
Posies
Beomucent Chetr
Batandar Visht
Paris
Emeh
Goullet
Jackie Clarke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wale
Fairfield Avenue
Harry Quinn
Fairfield Ave
Main Street
Knickerbocker Beer
Elm Street
AL Ketchell
Ginty
Jack. Johnson
AXI
Limousenes
Kaiserhof Stag
Erman
Board of Trustees of
Flushing
New
Yale Football
Howard Jones
Frank Hinkey
Ann Harbor
Ard Morris
Casey Jones
Gunny Ford
Hogan
California
Tipe
Orenk
Paterson
Passaic
Armstrong
Bob Cook
Bobby Stow
Ribbons
Coeaparhart
Wyerattes
Oasis
Sc Liggett Myr Ditico Ce “Tn
7Th Avenue
16Th Street
New York City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!