Cornell selects Barrett captain of football team
Charles Barrett was elected captain of Cornell football for next season at the annual banquet. Barrett, unanimous choice, has two years of varsity play at quarterback and previously served three years ago. The Cornell team and readers noted his leadership and prior contributions to the program.
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Local Basketball Teams Prepare for Citywide Showdowns
The period notes organized squads ready to meet any city or state team. New uniforms feature blue with a white diamond bearing letters. The pages outline games in New Haven and Waterbury with quick matchups and several local sources cited.
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Penn Yale Race Cues Nickalls Brothers Sailors
The Nickalls brothers Vivian and Guy direct Penn Yale rowing ties as Yale crews head to the Schuylkill for spring trials. Guy coaches at New Haven while Vivian develops fast boats on the Hudson, with a dual merit test facing authorities in Philadelphia before any major tests.
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Jennings Set as Next Yankee Manager Seated by Ruppert
Colonel Ruppert confirms Yankee ownership and names Hugh Jennings as manager designate after talks with Gilmore and Weeghman. New board includes Captain Til Huston president and Ruppert as vice president. Irvin likely as coach. Houston travels west. fan speculation links Tigers coach Hugh D. to New York job if deal closes.
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Robideau Promises Victory Over Shugrue Friday
The article reports Robideau predicting a win against Shugrue Friday night after a workout. It notes Robideau’s quiet, disciplined demeanor and his Navy background as context for his fighting approach and confidence.
Brown to Meet Red Allen in Semi Final at Catchweights
Chick Brown the New Haven lightweight and recent state amateur champion faces Red Allen in a ten round semi final at catchweights. Brown replacing Kuntz of South Norwalk, with Coast Artillery ushers to handle seating, and the same Armory equipment planned for the show.
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Bothner Defeats Japanese Wrestler In Exciting Match
New York reports Tarro Miyake of Japan, claiming world jiu jitsu title and catch-as-catch-can crown, losing to George Bothner in an exciting bout. The match featured rapid exchanges and athletic reversals as Bothner secured victory.
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Brown's Gyomasium Wrestling Bout Ends In Victory for Bothner
A large crowd watched Miyeakeeded attempt to throw Amer gant & son three times but failed to secure the win. He won the first fall with a Nelson leg hold in 21 minutes and 2% seconds. In the next eight minutes Bothner struck back, pinning his opponent with a Nelson hold, ending the match and declaring Bothner the winner.
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Holy Name Boy's League Plans Start Tomorrow
A meeting of Holy Name basketball league enthusiasts is set for tomorrow night at St. Chacisse hall. Promoters expect an enthusiastic turnout as St Charles parish gym and club facilities are prepared. Leaders from St Johns Sacred Heart and St Mary's parishes back the league with Rev Fathers Komara McGivney and Y Hussion driving efforts.
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Gawse" Hooper
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Knockout Brown In Form Says Dan Morgan
Dan Morgan reports Knockout Brown is back in top form after recent wins. He finished his 22nd bout of the year by stopping Harry Ferns in three rounds and aims to fight Freddy Welsh for the lightweight title. Brown remains a popular figure, known for giving the public a hard run for their money.
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New York
Mohicans and King Pins Play Muddy No Score Game
The Mohicans and King Pins battled to a scoreless draw Sunday at Wheelers lot with many fumbles due to the mud. Both teams plan a rematch next Sunday as field selection remains undecided. Mohicans players are ordered to report for 8 PM practice tonight. The section ends with a note on dancing the new dances and a stray congress reference.
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Irwin May Buys Glub In Lawrence
Boston December 1 Arthur Irwin scout for the New York Highlanders under Farrell is negotiating to purchase the Lawrence club of the New England league from Daniel Noonan. A deal could close in a few days if Jacob Rapper Jr buys the New York club, otherwise Irwin may exit to minor leagues. Noonan and the major league scout have a price agreement, with completion expected after the New England league meeting.
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Lawrence
Daniel Noonan
Jacob Rapper, Jr
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Dan Noonan
Yale Hockey Opener Hampered by Injuries
Yale opens its season at the Arena against New Haven with captain Sweeney out and Burgess likely at rover. Benner heals a knee injury, Wiser out with a shoulder, and Schiller to guard as Scudder rests. The squad, led by coach Tonk Howard, faces a strong opponent despite cripples.
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Giants Abandon Dooin Trade Negotiations With McGraw
Manager McGraw and the New York Club show interest in signing catcher Dooin to save him from the Federal League. Dooin, now a private in organized baseball, demands a salary equal to last year with Philadelphia. He also seeks a three year Giants contract as a condition.
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Ribbons Hover To Beat Knicks In Struggle
The Knickerbockers arrive at Colonial Hall to face the Blue Ribbon stars in a pivotal game. Malone debuts as center, replacing McMillen, while Beckman Swenson Roach Leonard and Langhammer support the Ribbons. A preliminary Clovers versus Coast Artillery match precedes the main event at 3 30 with dancing afterward.
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First Bridgeport Five To Play Long Hill Tonight
The First Bridgeport National Bank basketball team travels to Long Hill this evening to face a heavier Long Hill five. Park City’s squad has improved teamwork while Long Hill’s size offers an edge. The teams depart at 7 o’clock with lineups including Bank, Dilliston, Beach, Bitzer, Toucey, Hawkins, Potent, Soule, Nichols and more.
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Knight to Replace Lajoie on Cleveland Naps
Jack Knight, ex-Yankees infielder, is slated for first base with the Cleveland Naps next season after regaining form with the Cleveland team in the American Association. His throwing arm, long a issue during his Yankees tenure, is reported fixed following treatment by Bonesetter Reese. Manager Birmingham had planned to move Lajoie to first, but it seems the veteran may end his career as a pinch hitter next year.
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Hartford Club Offers to Sell to Federals in New York Talks
A Hartford club owner James H. Clarkin reportedly proposed selling his team to the Brooklyn Federals during a New York conference. Clarkin, accompanied by Dan ONeil, Pieper, and Noonan, was said to have discussed terms with Federals officials who allegedly refused the deal. The report notes possible moves involving Springfield and the League’s other clubs as part of broader talks.
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James H. Clarkin
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Dan O'Neil
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Braves used signs to read Athletics pitches say manager
Boston December 15 After the world series fans debate how the Athletics were outplayed. A National league manager claims the Braves knew every pitch except Eddie Plank and that catcher Wally Schang unknowingly signaled the plan. He offers to prove his statement to all. The manager withholds his name.
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