Debate Over Paying College Athletes Splits University Echoes
The Daily Maroon editorial argues for pay for athletes especially football players noting football profits exceed expenses. Critics including Paul Des Jardien Walter McCornack Pat Page and others warn commercialism would ruin college athletics and turn players into professionals while editors debaters and athletes respond from a range of perspectives.
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Daily Maroon
University of Chicago
The
Maroon
Paul Des Jardien
Walter E. McCornack
Dartmouth College
H. O
Pat") Page
Walter C. Bteffen
Midway Gridiron
Baseball notes on players and managers in early 1900s
The passage discusses Dave Bancroft as a Phillies recruit and Bob Wicker set to manage the Spokane team. It notes Clarence Rowland seeking speed with brains, Jack Dalton’s odd behavior, Lee Hank Gowdy turning down a $30,000 Fed offer, Bill Donovan blaming poker for harming clubs, and Jack Warner staying on as Fordham coach. It also remarks on players jumping to the Feds and back.
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Dave Bancroft
Phillies
Eee
Bob Wicker
Spokane
Golf Challenging Amateur Rules and National Tournament
Frank L. Woodward new U S G A president says the present golf amateur definition is adequate but evasion methods need scrutiny. He notes about 5 000 courses and half a million players in the United States and Canada. The next women’s national tournament at Onwentsia hints at Eastern golfers boycotting a far West site.
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United States
Canada
Frank L. Woodward
Onwentsia
Chicago Ward Ballot Listings and Election Notices
A dense roster lists Democratic and Republican candidates by ward with addresses and terms across Chicago. The long ledger includes names such as Charles M. Panta, Thomas Nash, and John J. McNeill along with wards like Fifth, Sixth, and Twenty-second, plus a note of a baseball event and a mayoral critique of a municipal work relief fund by William Hale Thompson.
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Agnee
Grand Boulevard
Charles A. Griffin
Prairie Avenue
al Russell
South
Michigan Avenue
John F. O'Connor
South Park Avenue
Edward J. Werner
East Forty-fifth Street
Nathaniel A. Stern
Clifford L. Butler
South Michigan Avenue
W. J. Katzenberg
Ellis Avenue
Charles M. Panta
Drexel Boulevard
Thomas D. Nash
Charles M. Banta
Joseph Keim
East Fortyninth Street
Bernard Busch
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Ward
David R. Hickey
Stark Street
Joseph F. Ryan
Lowe Avenue
Fifth Ward
Arthur E. Petratz
Lincoln Street
Charles F. Kramp
Winchester Avenue
Charles Martin
Emerald Avenue
John J. Sheahan
Thirty-fifth Street
John True Beynon
Oakley Avenue
Sixth Ward
Joseph Frank
East Fifty-fifth Place
Hugo M. Friend
Hiram I. Keck
East Fifty-third Street
William R. Kerr
Blackstone Avenue
Seventh Ward
Charles E. Merriam
University Avenue
Eighth Ward
John H. Jones
Bond Avenue
August M. Waller
Minnickcourt
John R. Emerson
East Seventy-seventh Street
Ninth Ward
Hiram W. Vanderbilt
East Fourteenth Pl
Joseph Daroczius
Kensington Avenue
Tenth Ward
Joseph Curin
Fisk Street
Frank Klaus
South Racine Avenue
John J. McNeill
Washburne Avenue
James J. Marek
West Twentieth Street
Eleventh Ward
Gerhard H. Lohman
Edward F. Cullerton
West Harrison Street
Christ Bullinger
West Twelfth Street
Otto A. Wulfer
Heath Avenue
Fourteenth Ward
James H. Lawley
Chicago Avenue
William Kells
Sawyer Avenue
Henry At Patel
Sacramento Avenue
Peter A. Anderson
California Avenue
Thomas P. Keane
Town
Joseph Strauss
Division Street
Keane A. Duff
North Hoyne Avenue
Leopold J. Arnatein
Crystal Street
Hoyne
Bernard J. Grogan
Racine Avenue
Patrick J. Flaherty
Adams Street
Peter Sullivan
Loomis Street
James Bailey
Ashland Avenue
John Powers
Macalister Place
Twentieth Ward
Herman G. Miller
West Twenty-first Street
Matt Franz
South Halsted Street
Twenty-first
Henry F. Wubbell
Wella Street
Samuel A. Stern
Maple Street
W. Collins Lamb
Ohio Street
Ellie Geiger
Cass
Timothy R. Sammons
North Clark Street
Thomas J. Murphy
East Grand Avenue
William P. Ellison
West North Avenue
Victor J. Schaeffer
North Halsted Street
Thomas ©. Wallace
Andrew G. Johnson
Henry Klein
Frank J. Harrington
James N. Kearns
Walter F. Brophy
Herman E. Gnadt
John H. Fichter
Democrat
Frank M. Becker
Charles L. MecGilliin
August Krumholz
John T. Meyers
Twenty-fifth Ward
Harry Quinn
Waveland Avenue
Henry M. Walker
Leland Avenue
Henry D. Capitain
Kenilworth Avenue
Frank J. Link
Magnolia Avenue
George R. Reese
North Racine Avenue
Charles Plotke
Clarendon Avenue
John N. Chapman
Wilton Avenue
Twenty-sixth Ward
William F. Lipps
Wilson Avenue
Arthur W. Hausburg
North Western Avenue
Chris L. McGrane
Kenneth Avenue
Paul P. Tamillo
North Central Park Avenue
Harry E. Littler
North Washtenaw Avenue
Ben M. Sharvey
North
Campbell Avenue
Hubert Kilens
Emmett Whealan
Felix Janovaky
West Forty-seventh Street
Albert Levera
South Honore Street
Joseph E. Gross
Laflin Street
Thirtieth Ward
Geo. P. Latchford
Union Avenue
Wm. J. Lynch
West Forty-third Place
Axel J. Runs
James A. Kearns
Garfield Boulevard
Robert R. Pegram
Sangamon Street
Frank J. Carr
Sixtieth Street
Albert J. Fisher
Seventy-second Street
Irwin R. Hazen
Midway Park
Robert M. Buck
Erie Street
Sim J. Stevenson
Waller Avenue
Marshall Solberg
Long Avenue
Lars Larsen
Thirty-fourth Ward
Joseph C. Blaha
Douglas Boulevard
L. M. Gordon
South Homan Avenue
Charles Weseley
Ogden Avenue
W. J. Held
West Twenty-sixth Street
William H. Marks
Municipal Industrial Fund
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Industrial Commission
Municipal Administration of
1:50 trotters and the race to 110 seconds
Many American horsemen believe the 1 50 trotter will soon be developed to traverse the big ring in 110 seconds as scientific trotting breeders push toward this peak. In 1914 seventy nine sires presented five or more standard performers, a growth from sixty nine the year prior signaling rapid industry progress.
Ed Geers Plans June San Francisco Meet With Driving Role
Veteran driver Ed Geers outlines plans for the June San Francisco meet where he will drive. European war boosts American stud stock en route to the 1917 futurity Grand Circuit, as many European stallions imported during the war enter the event. Frank Bogash Jr. recovers from a lame spell after a strong Michigan State Fair showing and Twinkling Dan 2 06% is set to race again for Charley De Ryder in the big San Francisco stakes.
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Ed Geers
San Francisco
Frank Bogash, Jr
Twinkling Dan
Charley de Ryder
Football moves in early 1910s era colleges
Dirk Harley named to coach Georgetown football. Walter Camp resigns from Yale athletic council. C Brickley sidelined by appendicitis ending Crimson track bid. Bob Zuppke to coach Harvard football in spring.
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Dirk Harley
Georgetown University
Walter Camp
Yale
Athletic Council
C. Brickley
Crimson
Bob Zuppke
Harvard
Tennis movement to move all comers tour to Forest Hills West Side
A round robin signed by 100 top players urges moving the all comers tennis tour from Newport to Forest Hills West Side Club. International play next spring and summer may be on the Aisne. Des Moines will host a winter league in the Coliseum. Pan-American sports and other athletic items appear amid a wartime setting.
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Akana
McCredie
Portland Club
Pacific Coast League
The
Eines University
Cen
Newport
West Side
Forest Hills
Ian
Aisne
England
France
Germany
Australasia
Yes
Des Moines
Iowa
Illinois Brewers Officials Named for 1916-17
Personal Liberty Notes lists officers of the Illinois Brewers Association for 1916 17 with President Ernest Fecker Jr of Danville and others in Springfield Peoria Chicago and East St Louis The piece also covers anti prohibition editorials from The Indianapolis Star and Taft remarks on national prohibition as a dangerous move and a threat to local government and revenue. The Western Brewer comments on revenue loss and burdens if national prohibition becomes law.
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Illinois Brewers’ Association
Ernest Fecker, Jr
Danville
George Relsch
Springfield
Edward C
Lessy
Peoria
Peter 8. Theurer
Chicago
William Legner
Robert Bethmann
East St. Louis
A. C
Radeke
Kankakee
Ernest Kunde
H. F. Piepenbrink
Joliet
H. A. Berthold
Au- Tora
Indianapolis Star
Iowa
Towa
South Dakota
Taft
Bar Association of Boston
Keeley Brewery upgrades power plant and adds rail switch
Keeley Brewing Co remodels its powerhouse and expands equipment. It will operate an electric engine on a new switch track to the Illinois Central railroad. Chicago voters are urged to join the safety First movement while concerns about fast newspaper vans and sidewalk clutter are noted. James B Hopkins praised as a capable circuit judge.
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Keeley Brewing Co
Illinois Central Railroad
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Clarence Rowland
Jack Dalton
Feds
Lee
Hank Gowdy
Indianapolis
Bill Donovan
Jack Warner
Fordham
FALR
Twelfth Ward
Otto Kerner
Clifton Park Avenue
Thirteenth Ward
John P. Cahill
William F. Cramer
Monroe Street
Thomas J. Ahern
John Brady
Jackson Boulevard
George A. Dalton
Claremont Avenue
Ea Baseball Players
Baseball Players of
Robert M. Sweitzer
Musicians Hall
West Washington Street
Bob Sweitzer
Jimmy Callahan
Buck” Weaver
Andy Slight
Tom Loftis
Johnny Farrel
Eddie Stack
Eddie McGoorty
Harvard University
Bowdoin College
Cambridge
Dickering
Corhan
Leard
Paul Meloan
Venice
Wolverton
Roy Corhan
Fielder Jones
Campbell
Phillips
Vincent Campbell
Duluth
Winnipeg
Abel Kiviat
Hannes Kolehmainen
New York
San
University of Iowa
Lee L. L. Chapman
Santa Rosa
Leland Stanford University
Crystal Palace
London
Adam Ortseifen
McAvoy and
Wacker & Birk Brewing Companies
Anti- Saloon League
Illinois
Brewery Workers’ Journal
James
Hopkins
J. Hamilton Lewis