Yale Looms Up Strong at Hockey
Yale shows promise in hockey as the Elis lost a Saturday exhibition to St Michael’s but played creditable, effortful hockey. Goalie Schiller and defensemen Heron Gore lead a solid unit. Howard’s early coaching has Yale poised to be among the top college teams of the season.
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Yale
Hills
St. Michael's
Hobey Baker
Elis
Sports
Schiller
Heron
Gore
McDonald
Sweeney
Rover
Draway
Howard
New Haven
Whien
Hartford High
Blue Ribbons Set to Face Aranacs in Colonia Battle
Blue Ribbons aim to prove their current streak is no fluke as they host Aranacs in Colonia. The lineup features Bobby, Hariey, Snyder, Vallejad, and Sturlay among key forwards. A tight contest follows a recent first victory and a lively pregame with Speidel's orchestra set for dancing.
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Colonia
Bobby Meee
Pet Hariey
Emeear
Smith
MD Delta Vallejad Snyder
Sturlay
Tamornight
Speidel
Yale Football Schedule 1914 Planned Before Holidays
The 1914 Yale football schedule is said to be completed but not formally announced until after the holidays. An authoritative source lists Colgate, Brown, Lehigh, Maine, Princeton, and Harvard among the opponents with Princeton slated for New Haven. Wesleyan's withdrawal and one undecided game shape the opening date as two last year's rivals Lafayette and Holy Cross may be dropped if a replacement is found.
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Howtt
Colgate
Lehigh
University Maine
Princeton
Harvard
Alt & Games
New Haven
Wesleyan
Yale
Dar
Lafayette
Holyes
la- Lee
Virginia
Oie
Tommy Budd Stops Billy McCarthy In 7th Round
In Buffalo Tommy Budd knocked out Australian Billy McCarthy in the seventh round. McCarthy had earlier shown resilience but Budd landed a sleep punch that staggered him. McCarthy, a fighter who never held a major title, was countered as Budd pressed the attack and finished strong.
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Tommy Budd
Billy McCarthy
Buffalo
Hran
Tommy
McCarthy
Giants Trade Rumor Nets Outfielder for St Louis
Reported deal shifts a Giants outfielder to the St Louis Cardinals as part of past and current trades. McGraw aims to balance the lineup with Byrne Murray Bescher and Thorpe Robertson Donlin among candidates, while Huggins may seek Donlin to fill pinch hitting duties.
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Giants
St. Louis
McGraw
Cardinals
New York
Huggins
Larry McLean
Otis Crandall
Crandall
McLean
St Louis
Bob Bescher
Snodgrass
Byrne
Murray
Merkle
Claude Cooper
Jim Thorpe
Dave Robertson
Robertson
Marlin
Mobile
Mike Donlin
Harry McCormick
Donlin
Harris Merton Lyon Author and Cue Star
Harris Merton Lyon, a Santa Fe born writer and billiards enthusiast, gained fame for translation and fiction. The piece recalls his early critics role in Houston and humor about billiards and editors, noting his long link to the sport and the absurdity of bag punching in a gym setting.
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Harris Merton Lyon
Santa Fe
N. M
Houston
Tex
Post
Ligon
Lyon
McRoy to Get Position in West
Boston notes Bob McRoy, secretary treasurer of the Red Sox for two years, will move his family back to Chicago with no definite plans. He expects to reappear in American league baseball later, perhaps taking the summer off to observe from a detached stance. He hopes to return to Boston baseball someday and regrets leaving friends, while also pursuing golf. Millburn report mentions bond issue defeat and potential high school abolition. 2,000 New Woolens LYFORD BEOS. TRY East Side and West End 7
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Boston
Bob MccRoy
Red Sox
Chicago
McAleer
Ban Johnson
McRoy
Lyford Beos
Joe Wood
New York
Port Jervis
N. Y
Joe
Big Bouts Highlight New York Boxing Tonight
Madison Square Garden hosts two heavyweight battles headlined by Levinsky Coffey and Flynn Rodell as Greater New York clubs stage their fifth weekly program. Levinsky, rising fast, aims for major status while Coffey seeks a comeback after a Ireland trip. Flynn and Rodell renew their veteran clash as Rodell, despite reverses, shows a solid left jab and skill.
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Madison Square Garden
Jim Flynn
George Rodell
Battling Levinsky
Jim Coffey
New York
Levinsky-Coffey
the Garden A. C
Levinsky
Coffey
Ireland
Flynn
Flynn-Rodel
Gunboat Smith
Big Joss Willard
Milwaukee
Rodel
Tinker Trade Sends Star to Brooklyn Amid Exchange Deal
Cincinnati completes sale of Joe Tinker to Brooklyn for 15,000 cash plus options and future purchases. The deal includes Earl Yingling and Herbert Moran for Cincinnati and Dick Egan for Brooklyn, with contingent terms totaling about 30,000 if exercised. Final figures show Cincinnati receiving Yingling Moran and 7,500 cash, while Tinker and Egan head to Brooklyn for 10,000 to Tinker.
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Cincinnati
Earl Yingling
Herbert Moran
Brooklyn
Bas
Dick Egan
Cincinmnati
Yingling
Moran
Egan
Ebbets
Herrman
Wilbert Robinson
Herrmann
Herzog
Tinker and Egan
Tinker
Donlin’s clash with managers and umpires on the St. Louis team
Louis Heilbronner, Central League president, recalls Mike Donlin’s volatile stint with the St Louis Nationals. Donlin sparred with umpires, taunted O’Day, and even grabbed Heilbronner, prompting a threatened fine and Heilbronner’s resignation as manager on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Heilbronner
St Louis Nationals
J. McGraw
Mike Donlin
Donlin
Svith
Mike
McGraw
Heilbronner
O'Day
St. Louis
Veteran John Anderson Seeks East Umpire Job
Veteran John Anderson, famed for the John Anderson single, applies for a job on the Eastern association staff of umpires while living in Worcester Massachusetts. Another applicant is Orth P. Collins of Tennessee. he offers no baseball knowledge note and is discarded. Jack Coombs returns home to West Kennebunk after hospital confinement. Herrmann may buy Freischmann stock to gain control of the Cincinnati Reds.
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John Anderson
Wagner
Hastern Association
Anderson
Worcester
Mass
Orth P. Collins
Tennessee
Jack Coombs
Athletics
West Kennebunk
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Reds
Freischmann
Herrmann
What Boxing Has Done for Mankind Since Early Days
Mac Levy surveys boxing's arc from ancient pugilism to modern health sport, arguing the sport's civilizing influence and reforms from Figg to Broughton. He notes early rules, mufflers as gloves, and the shift away from brutal slugging toward scientific boxing, highlighting health and regulatory progress.
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Col. Roosevelt
Maurice Maeterlinck
Mayorelect Mitchel
New York
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Pensland
Walter Scott
Friar Tuck
King Richard
James Figg
Jack Broughton
Figg
Oxford
Broughton
Daniel Szendoza
Evolution of boxing from its early pioneers to modern rules
The article traces boxing history from Efe and John Jackson through Tom Molineux and Tom Hyer to Sayers and Heenan. It notes royal patronage under George III, Westminster Abbey guards for George IV, and John Morrissey in Congress. It highlights Jem Mace, Marquis of Queensberry rules, 1866 Amateur Athletic Club, gloves adoption, and the rise of official commissions.
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Efe
John Jackson
Lord Byron
Tom Molineux
England
George IV
Eagland
Westminster Abbey
John Gully
Atlantic
Tom Hyer
Sullivan
Tom Sayers
John C. Heenan
Sayers
Heenan
Troy
John Morrissey
United States Congress
America
Jem Mace
Mace
Marquis of Queensberry
Marquis
Joh. G. Chambers
Chambers
Amateur Athletic Club
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Mississippi
Tinker seeks 100 thousand as contract talks falter
Chicago dispatch reports the Tinker deal remains shrouded in mystery as Joe Tinker and Dodgers manager Wilbert Robinson navigate a possible three year contract. Tinker demands about 100000 yearly salary with bonuses. Robinson has not named a figure and Ebets/Ebbets was unavailable. The two parties agreed to pause and reconsider after a tense exchange over compensation.
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Cincinnati
Joe Tinker
Brooklyn
Chas. H. Ebbets
Garry Herrmann
Reds
Tinker
Wilbert Robinson
Cincinnati Club
Chicago
Joe
Indianapolis
Dodger
Ebdete
Hoosier Capital
Robinson
Oak Park
Wilbert
Robby
Cub
Ebbets
Inson
Robins on the Giants Turned Their Season Around
In 1911 the Giants, strained by a West Coast trip, rallied after McGraw urged Rob Robinson to join. Robinson calmed the team with humor, escorted leaders to bars and shows, and sparked a pool tournament. The Giants recovered, winning the third game and finishing the trip strong.
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Sporting
Nws
Giants
Pittsburgh
McGraw
Cubs
Old Robinson
Latham
Robby
Chicago
Meyers
Marquard
Fred Snodgrass
Fred Merkle
New York
Baltimore
Harvard Stars Can't Write Now
Cambtidee Massachusetts December 22 Harvard varsity football players face a ban on writing articles for newspapers next season. Leaders argue for limits while Harvard objects to signatures and offers reportedly reaching 100 per game to write expert reviews.
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Cambtidee
Massa
Harvard
Sehaon
B H S Athletes Resent Attack on Gheer Leaders
Edward L Casey, vice president of the B H S Athletic Association, denounces a Sunday Post article that mocked B H S cheerleaders and supporters after a Hart for a H event. He defends the student body, praises Edward ONeil and Joseph Worden for leadership and spirited cheering, and condemns the paper’s allegedly malicious report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Post
Hart
Enthy
Edward O'Neil
Jomah Worden
O'Neil
Wordes
Victus
Joseph Worden
Edward L. Casey
B. BH. S. Athletic Anes
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Harris Merton Lyon, Author
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N. J
Flynn— Rodel
Mac
New Bowl
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Clovers
Paris
Sam Langford
Joe Jeannette
Johnson
Langford
Mac Levy
Babylon
Long Island
Paterson, N. J
George Hoffman
Montclair, N. J
Children’s Home
Mountainside Hospital
Mary E. Wilde
Bayonne
Louise Harris
Newark
N.J
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Newark Spring Mattress Company
Hackensack, N. J
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Thomas J. McMann
West Shore Railroad Crossing
Packard
Harvey Russell
Elm ST
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Cape and Grill
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Kaiserhof Stag
Fiegenspon’s
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