Walter Camp Favors Paid Coach for Yale Football
Walter Camp advocates paid head coach with a small advisory committee and two or three assistants. A Yale meeting reviews four coaching plans including continuation of the graduate system and multiple coaches. Camp mentions Frank Hinkey as a preferred candidate and notes a decisive plan to be announced before fall.
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YALE
Vale
Hist Sencor
Hotel Taft
New Haven
Goheme
Erie
HM. Wheaton
HG. Holt
Yale News
Frank Hinkey
Hinkey
Ume
Beck
H. H. Ketcham
C. R. G. Watson
Jesse Spalding
J. W. Field
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G. P. Sanford
J. R. Swain
W. Tl
B.C. Chamberlain
Hthorne
VC. McCormick
W._H. Corbin
W. T. Bull
Col. Pisnders
Bisclow
Stains
J. BL Owsley
Paris Promoters Target Freddie Hicks Bout in New York
Paris promoters plan a major middleweight title push for Freddie Hicks of Detroit. They expect a formal offer after Hicks faces a Paris opponent on a New York card. Observers note prior forecasts by Magoerty about Hicks leaving the scene soon, with negotiations focusing on a possible three-fight Paris stint.
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Boxiak
France
Freddie Hicks
Fom
Detroit
Paris
New York
Wien Hicks
Bilao Ss Gcerthy
Enoula
MaGoerty
Micke
Emest
Oxlres
Tome
McCourty
Fitbomm
The Pale Error: or The Curse of Gott Kauffman
The piece recounts boxer Kauffman a 19 year old contender with a fading record who suffered a decisive loss to Harry Foisy in a final match. It notes his career peak and the impact of the defeat on his prospects, while mentioning sensationalized sensational branding and later references to medical cures and promotional claims.
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Juswary
Ais
Korea
Harry Foisy
Hauffman
Gott
Kuffman
Kauffman
Frank
Gert
Balirre
Imre Karey
George Gardiner
Mil
Jank Sullivan
Bnei
Lev
Kansas City
Jen Fireman
Raurtman
Bresnahan Receives 20000 Settlement From Cardinals
Roger Bresnahan former Cardinals manager reached a confidential settlement with Mrs Helene Hathaway Britton owner of the club ending a dispute over his contract. Bresnahan gains release to sign with any club and the terms remain undisclosed. He had claimed ten thousand nine hundred dollars plus ten percent of net profits for 1912 and had been deposed after last season.
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Jam
Roger Breanahan
Cardinnals
Bresnahan
Helene Hathaway
Britton
Breenahac
Cardinals
Roger
Oc ‘Pol
Miller Tuggins
Ignest
Bresnahen
National League
J. C. Jones
St. Louis
St Loui
Fresn
Han
St. Tauis
Till
Chicago
Cincinnati
Princeton Likely Stadium Plans For Tigers
Princeton officials indicate a new athletic stadium for the Princeton Tigers is virtually assured within the next two years. Dean McClenahan says details remain to be worked out. the proposed steel and concrete oval will seat over 60,000 on land beside University Field, with about $200,000 already raised from alumni and supporters.
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N. O
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Goptrot
Tigers
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Harvard
Sanitary Pressing Cleaning Co. Worker Dies in Incident
A sanitation sector worker named Ghothing died in a sanitary metants incident. Authorities are reviewing the circumstances and contacting relatives. Further details remain limited as investigators compile findings from the scene and company records.
Jennings Says Antics Are Good for Ball Players
Boston January. Hughey Jennings of Detroit comments on coaching lines by Harvard president Le Baron Russell Bris¢ and Dean Briggs. Jennings defends players who try to rattle rivals while Bries¢ objects. He predicts the 1912 American League pennant race will be Boston, the Athletics, Washington, and Detroit, with the White Sox erratic and the Yankees uncertain under Chance.
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Boston
Hughey Jennings
Detroita
Andea
le Baron Russell Bries
Harvard
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Dean Briggs
Jennings
Hughey
Farvard
Cornell
Athlet Ice
Washington
White Sox
Yankees
Chance
Yost Bowlers Enjoyable Banquet
The Yost Assemblers held a Saturday night banquet with members reflecting on home and escorting their IsSy friends in a warm gathering.
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Yost
IsSy
Cuban brothers loom in American League tryouts
The Nations League targets Cuban stars for spring openings with the American League. Brothers Jacinto and Thomas Calvo, one an outfielder with Washington and the other a third baseman with Boston, draw notice after Jacinto’s strong Cuba and Philadelphia Athletics series showing.
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Mate
Almeida
Island Republic
Johnson
Thomas
Jacinto Calvo
Bostom Red Sox
Clark Griffith
Washngton
Griffith
Mareans
Jacinto
Enete East
al- Meda
Marians
Cincinnati
Marcane
Seres
Garry Herrmann
Biz Reds
Moses
Natonal
Laturday
Marialiste
Bridgeport Club Gant Buys Briggs From Lawrence
Bridgeport will not land outfielder Joe Briggs from Lawrence as talks dragged on. Lawrence sold Briggs and catcher Ulrich to New London, signaling New London's push for a stronger roster. Lawrence plans to feature George Mosher next season and to hire coaching for Yale crew candidates while Connery signs with a major league club.
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Wagner
Bridgeport Ell
Joe Briggs
Lawrence, Mass
Briggs
Ulrich
Lawrence
New London
Briges
Freddy Gibbs
Bridgeport
Pieper
Whalers
George Moshier
Daskeriop
Ray
Mosher
Crane
Sollidey Phin
Yale
Snowden
England
Henriksen holds out over World Series payday dispute
The text describes Olaf Henriksen of the Red Sox delaying signature for bonus money after his pivotal two base hit in the final World Series game. He seeks terms from club president Jim McAleer and contemplates options including banking, farming, or returning to his trade if not satisfied. The episode is framed around the late innings heroics and the ensuing bargaining over pay.
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Olaf Henrilmeen
Red Sox
Mr. Henriksen
Jim McAleer
Heston
Senrikaen
Stahl
Hedient
Mathewson
Boston
Henriksen
Six Day Bikers Start In Buffaloat Broadway Auditorium
The six day bicycle race begins in Buffalo at the Broadway Auditorium with eight hours daily of riding at 2 20 today. Teams include American Australian Bos ton Phil Hehir O Sullivan Drobach and others from Newark Lynnbrook Long Island Grassy Ryan Lloyd Thomas Knickerbocker Walt Demar G Carman Thatch and more. Races on saucer shaped tracks three laps to the mile with total prizes totaling 36000.
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Broadway Auditorium
Hehir O'Sullivan
P. Drobach
Boston
Bedell
M Sedell
Lynnbrook
Long Island
Grassy Ryan
Newark
Llyod Thomas
California
P. Lawrence
G. Cameron
Walter Demar
C. Carman
New York
Knickerbocker
Floyd Erebs
Frank Blatz
Jersey City
Thatch
G. Walker
Australia
W. T. Mittendow
International
H. Wilcox
Salt Lake City
D. Mackay
Utah
Jersey
Alvin Loftes
Providence
Willis Coburn
The
the Lambe Cavanaugh. Newark, B. Diffenbauchen
Francisco
Frisco-Newark
Pugilistic Annals for January Dates
A compendium of boxing notes listing bouts and outcomes by date including George Dison KO of Tommy Warren in Philadelphia 1931, Hart vs Gardner draw 1900, Mahoney defeats Grim 1905 Milwaukee, Webster Smith draw 1908 Los Angeles, Maloney outpoints Hyland 1931 New York, plus births and other oblique notices and tragedies from 1893 to 1999 with scattered local incidents.
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George Dison
Tommy Warren
Philadelphia
Marvin Hart
George Gardner
Boston
Young Mahoney
Joe Grim
Milwaukee
Denny Webster
Joe Smith
Los Angees
Tommy Maloney
Joe Hyland
New York
Quotable Exchange On Luck Pluck And Caution
A collage of quotes on success and advice references Clara and a plumber incident. The Baltimore American line warns against encouraging risky plumbing while Briges and the Transcript add proverbs about luck and finding someone to pluck.
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Baltimore American
Griggs
Briges
Boston ‘Transcript
Cabrera Sold to Indianapolis in MLB Style Trade
Plainville Tan reports James J. Murphy, former New Britain and Waterbury owner, sold Cuban shortstop Cabrera to Mike Kelly of Indianapolis with Tom Connery handling the sale. Also to be sold is pitcher Johnny Lower, as Connery is authorized to dispose of him, amid rule debates on ownership. Joe Casey from Hartford aided Cabrera’s move. Cabrera, once Connecticut League standout, had lived at the Hotel Betoin in New Britain.
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Millager
Indianapolle Clu
Tom J Connery
Hartford
Murphy
Connery
Johnny Lower
Sam Kennedy
Waterbury Club
Cafe de Murphy
Hertford
Indianapolis
Shorstop
Joe Casey
Indianapolls
Mike Sally
Connecticut
Betoin
Vana
Romanack
Jafaod
Ramansch
Wannie Rigler
Homanech
McGoorty Ill Bout Called Off at New York Club
The headline reports Eddie McGoorty’s scheduled bout at the Fairmont A C canceled due to a severe cold after he withdrew from a ten round match with Pretzel Hicks. No other main event remains, though smaller clubs draw crowds at Uniontown and elsewhere.
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Luther McCarty
Los Angeles
New York
Jess Willard
Madison Square Garden
Wee
Eddie McGoorty
Garden Ac
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Hooper of Red Sox Valued Player in Quick Finish
In a game described as fast and decisive, Hooper from the Red Sox stood out as a valuable performer. Reports note sharp throwing, timely hits, and key plays that helped propel the team to the lead and eventual win.
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Hooper
RED Sox
Willie Ritchie Returns to Ring After Injury
A garbled 1920s style clipping notes Willie Ritchie coming back for a fight night, with references to opponents and sparring. The excerpt mentions recovery, training, and plans for a return to boxing action after an injury.
Tommy Warren Triumphs Over George in Turbulent Showdown
The report recalls a heated clash between Tommy Warren and George, with Warren delivering decisive moments to tilt the game in his favor. Fans noted Warren’s resilience as the teams traded leads and the final stretch determined the winner.
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