Hutchinson Made Regular Center At Yale
New Haven Conn Oct 24 With Sheldon out injured and Callahan sidelined Yale coaches scrimmage to rebuild line Hutchinson at center replacing Callahan while Taft Bali pong Gates Comerford form rest of front Five Galt hampered by hand injury Jennings Taft rival for left tackle base line moves Vorys and Hutchinson connection developing in passing and roving role Carey LeGore Jacques backfield Nevill drop kicks 43 yards but misses
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New Haven
Conn
Hub Sheldon
Kitty Callahan
Capt. Black
Washington and
Jefferson
Galt
Hutchinson
Taft
Balipong
Gates
Comerford
Callahan
Vorys
Larry Fox
Sheldon
Traver Smith
la Rochet
van Rand
See
Vity
Bing
Carey
LeGore
Jacques
Joe Neville
Kolehmainen Withdraws From Irish American Club
New York Oct 24 Hannes Kolehmainen the 1912 Stockholm Olympic distance star has withdrawn as a track representative of the Irish American A C A vote by the championship athletic committee of the AAU followed entries for the ten mile national championship run and seven mile walk at Macombs Dam Park next Saturday Kolehmainen listed as unattached on the entry blank and cited a personal reason for leaving the Irish emblem He joined the Irish club in December 1912 and has since suffered defeats after a long unbeaten streak in cross country and distance events
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New York
Hannes Koleh- Spainen
Stockholm
A.C
An- Seedeton
Championship Athletic Committee
Macomb's Dam Park
Koly
Kolehmainen
Levinsky Set to Clash With Jack Dillon in Boston Tonight
In Boston tonight Battt Levinsky meets Jack Dillon in a 12 round bout with the referee to decide. Tex Rickard may attend and his assessment could influence plans for a Willard match. Dillon and Levinsky have a history of close bouts with a prior draw in Baltimore.
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Levinsky
Jack
Dillon
Boston
Battt
Jack Dillon
Tex Rickard
New
Jess Willard
Baltimore
Levinsky Ieee
Dillog
O Hara Heroic War Figure Former Baseball Star
Bill O Hara a former Toronto International League standout and ex New York NL player has been recommended for the Military Cross for bravery and skill on the battlefront. As a Canadian lieutenant he shifted from throwing baseball to hurling bombs in combat.
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Boston
Bill’ O'Hara
Toronto
O'Hara
Leutenant
Harvard Faces Tough 1916 Season Under Percy Haughton
The 1916 Crimson look to rebound with Percy Haughton guiding a capable backfield led by Casey and Horween, despite losing Mahan King Boles and Watson. Captain Cadman anchors the line as Harvard battles Yale Princeton and Cornell, aiming for a resilient, smearing style rather than relying on a single star.
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Harvard
Percy Naughton
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Cambridge
Tufts
Haughton
Mahan
King
Boles
Watson
Har
Casey
Horween
Bond
Hitchcock
Minot
Flower
Percy Haughton
Captain Cadmun
McGraw Charges Draw League to Probe
New York, Oct. 24 A league meeting between John Tener and Harry Hempstead addressed McGraw charges against several players.McGraw left before the executives arrived. The case will be handled by the National League board in December after a protest, if any, is filed.
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New York
John K. Tener
National League
Harry N. Hempstead
Giants
John McGraw
Hempstead
McGraw
Tener
Horace Fogel
Oren
Philadelphia
Fogel
Brooklyn
Teher
Board of Directors
St Louis Castoffs on Every National League Team in 1916
St Louis report notes that every NL club has at least one former St Louis player. Thirteen ex locals are on reserve lists, ten ex Cardinals and three ex Browns. Five pitchers, including Wheezer Dell, Harry Salles, Polly Perritt, Bob Harmon, and Phil Redding, have NL trials. Redding previously auditioned for the Cardinals in 1912. Charley Deal, Bill Killifer, and Bill McKechnis are among Browns alums now with NL teams.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Brownies
Wheezer Dell
Superbas
Harry Salles
Polly Perritt
Giants
Bob Harmon
Phil Redding
Pirates
Redding
Callahan
Browns
Charley Deal
Cubs
Kansas City
Bill Killifer
Phillies
Bill McKechnis
Cincin
Castoffs Could Strengthen Cardinals With Minor Gaps
Nati, Ed Koney, Braves Mike Mowrey, Brooklyn Ivy Wingo Reds Bobby Byrne Phillies and George Whitted Phillies are listed as former salary players for the Cardinals. The note suggests that with a bit of strengthening at several positions these castoffs could form a respectable ball club.
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Nati
Ed Koney
Braves
Mike Mowrey
Brooklyn
Ivy Wingo
Reds
Bobby Byrne
Phillies
George Whitted
Cardinals
Longfellows Practice Tonight and Dance Meeting
Longfellows will hold practice at 7 45 this evening with all players on hand. A special meeting will follow about the dance. Manager Marak invites teams to Sunday open in the state. Communications to Manager Chas Marak 88 Waldorf avenue. Mrs. Virginia Carranza, wife of General Venustiano Carranza, arrived in Nuevo Laredo from Mexico City with her two daughters aboard a special train. ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER.
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Longfellows
Wov
Marak
Chas
BE. Marak
Waldorf Avenue
Virginia Carranza
Vénustiano Carranza
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico City
Players protest fines on Red Sox for barnstorming
David L. Fultz head of the Players' Fraternity says the league cannot fine ball players for barnstorming after the season. He defends players in New Haven games with Red Sox consent, notes owners Carrigan and Lannin approved meetings and that postseason trips have long shared receipts. He argues fines would overstep rights and that the issue centers on contracts and magnates.
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National Commission
David L. Fultz
Players’ Fraternity
Red Sox
New Haven
Brooklyn
Carrigan
Lannin
Fultz
Colonials
Oss
One Legged Golfer Delivers Remarkable England Exhibition
A Sunbridge Park golf exhibition in England featured Edward Ray and James Braid facing Harry Vardon and J H Taylor for the Lord Kitchener Memorial Fund. Ernest Jones, playing on one leg in khaki, drove 235 yards on several shots and impressed spectators. Ray posted a 66, Vardon 68, with Jones previously returning from the firing line after losing his right leg.
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London
Sundridge Park
Edward Ray
James Braid
Harry Vardon
J. H. Taylor
Lord
Kitchener National Memorial Fund
Ernest Jones
Jones
Chislehurst
Vardon
Ray
Woods
Irons
Braid
Taylor
Rough play and Penn State drop from Quakers schedule
Ongoing friction from last Saturday's game leads Pennsylvania to drop Penn State from next season's schedule amid charges against Quaker guard Neill. Contests at Yale, Princeton, Syracuse, Army, or Navy are discussed, with past player tensions and leadership quotes shaping the tone of the report.
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Neill
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Penn State
Harlow
Penn
Whitman
Washington
Princeton
Yale
Syracuse
Army
Navy
Howard Berry
Berry
Bob Folwell
Hartford Defeats Gaelics 2–0 at Seaside Park
Hartford defeated Bridgeport Gaelics 2 to 0 at Seaside Park on a windy Sunday afternoon in the Connecticut State Gaelic league. Referee absent, McAuliffe acted as official. play featured rough moments, several near goals, and key contributions from Lawler Cahill Connors and Murphy with decisive Hartford defense and a single Hartford score.
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Hartford
Bridgeport Gaelics
Seaside Park
McAuliffe
Bridgeport
Lawler
Courtney
Cahill
Connors
Murphy
Norton
Devine
Hartford Boosters
Spillane
Gaelica
McCarthy
Gaelics
Callaghan
Hanford
Harvard Plans Strong Attack Against Cornell
Cambridge Oct. 24 Harvard began work for the Cornell game in earnest. Coach Haughton outlined an offensive plan and the squad drilled on signals. Clark and Caner were banged up but played. Day and Lovell started at forward, with Lovell in improved shape. Thatcher Horween and Casey to back, Robinson in charge, aiming a varied attack and tighter defense against Cornell. Parker and Lancaster added to the line, returning from Texas in prime condition.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Cornell
Haughton
Massachusetts State College
Ithacans
Clark
Caner
Day
Lovell
Taylor
Sweetser
Robinson
Thatcher
Horween
Casey
al Sharpe
Cornelians
Wael
Bond
Crimson
Ithaca
Parker
Lancaster
Texas
Red Sox Pitchers Demand Specific Catchers For Games
Boston managers and stars insist on chosen receivers for key hurlers. Ernie Shore favors Forrest Cady behind the plate, while Dutch Leonard requires Carrigan to catch. The arrangement helps Shore, Leonard, and other pitchers cope with their peculiar deliveries and arm limitations. Chester Thomas handles catching when Mayes or Ruth bat, as others struggle to manage the delivery.
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Boston
Red Sox
Eves
Bill Caragan
Sind
Forrest ‘Cady
Ernie Shore
Shore
Cady
Dutch Leonard
Carrigan
Bill
Leonard
Chester Thomas
Mays
Ruth
Mayes
Thomas
Dillon Defeats Larry Williams in Six-Round Bout
Philadelphia report: Jack Dillon trounced light heavyweight Larry Williams at Olympia A A last night. Dillon swept five rounds, Williams only earning the opening round with a sharp left jab. Dillon loosened in the fourth and finished strong, delivering a hard late stretch.
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Philadelphia
Jack” Dillon
Larry” Williams
Olympia
A. A
Dillon
Williams
City Bowling League Rollers Face Tough Match Tonight
City Bowling league members meet at Park City alleys for an evening of games. The Columbus Boys’ club rollers, on a six win streak, face Ozanama in a key matchup while Longfellows clash with White Eagles and Bavoya faces Athletics. Standings show Columbus leading with a 60 1.000 record. several teams trail with mixed results.
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City Bowling League
Park City
Columbus Boys’ Club
Ozanama
Longfellows
White Eagles
Bavoya
Brooklawns
BSB
Savoys
Gs É
Brooksides
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Eamer French
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Sete
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Cadman
League 10
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National Board of Directors
Longfelows
England
Babe White
Syracuse Eleven
Pittsburg
Schlachter
Babe
New York Sun
Pittsburg Giants
Meehan
Lehigh
Eag
Capt. Murphy
Harthorn
New Bridgeport
Andrtford
Mr. Cahill
Galen Hospital
Larry Williams
City Bowling League Rollers
Clinical Congress of Surgeons
John Reck
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