Probate Court Cites Heirs in Algeo Estate in Middlesex
The Middlesex Probate Court issues citation to heirs next of kin and interested persons in the estate of John O Algeo of Concord requesting appearance November 26 1915 to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Publication required weekly for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise.
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Middlesex
John O. Algeo
Concord
Joseph B. Algeo
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. MclIntire
Esquire
Army Captain Weyand Lauded as Top Tackle of Year
Captain Weyand of Army Team One praised as greatest tackle of the year by OACH Daly of West Point. Article discusses Weyand's brilliance, aggressive defense, strong position, and solid offensive tackling. It also covers new basketball rules and their anticipated impact on play and teamwork, with notes on rule authors.
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Antain Weyand
Army
Oach Daly
West Point
Captain Weyand
Weyand
Offis
Changes in Basketball Rules Streamline Play
Charles A Dean, a member of the Central AAU championship committee, announces a unified set of basketball rules combining AAU and high school regulations. The revised laws give players more leeway, reduce official confusion, and require closer observation by officials. The new personal foul rule allows four fouls before disqualification, preventing star players from early removal.
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I Beieve
W. H. Bull
G. T. Hepbrow
O.tower
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Tess
Charlies A. Deinext
Central Amateur Athletic Union
A. A
Coll University
Dean
Famous Football Fumbles in Princeton Yale Rivalry
The article recalls key fumbles that shaped Princeton versus Yale games from 1889 to 1911. Players Warren Cowan Hinkey Bass Gould and Sam White are noted for touchdowns from fumbles, mostly as ends, with Cowan and Way also contributing in later games.
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Princeton
Yale
Warren and Cowan
Blue
Louis Hinkey
Bass
Gould
Sam White
Cowan
As-Is Way
Syracuse Team Rated High in 3-0 Princeton Classic
A Portland observer and Tatball authority asserts Syracuse should have defeated Princeton in a 3-0 fall game. He blames Syracuse loss on poor generalship by quarterback Meehan and notes Syracuse relies on a heavy guard and strong line play.
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Portland
Princeton
Syracuse University
Burton
Ana Oan
Meehan
Syracuse
Rube Waddell Rejects Animal Show Tale
In Philadelphia a group of baseball players spotted late star Rube Waddell in a hotel lobby. When urged to attend the Lion and the Mouse act, Waddell quipped that he never cared for animal shows, reflecting his famed preference for solitude and humor about showy entertainments.
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Rube Waddell
Philadelphia
Waddell
Rube
Spiegel Great Halfback Elevates Washington and Jefferson
John E B Spiegel, Washington and Jefferson halfback, is hailed as among the finest players this year. Despite being five foot eight and about 150 pounds, he repeatedly evades and outruns tackles, excels in dodging and broken-field running, and stands out as a strong defensive tackler.
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Washington and Jefferson
John EB. Spiegel
Spiegel
Yale
Mahan
Harvard
Sloman Coming Champion Pacific Coast Lad Sets 440 Yard Mark
Pacific coast speedster Frank Sloman, who recently broke the American interscholastic record for the quarter, is drawing attention as a rising 440 yard sprinter. The piece notes the record history from 60 1 5 to 48 4 5 and compares Sloman to legendary quarter milers of the era, suggesting he may join their ranks if he continues to improve.
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Pacific Coast
Frank Sloman
C. Long
Ted Meredith
Mercersberg Academy
Sloman
Meredith
Ted
California
Wendell Baker
Maxey Long
Reidpath
Lon Myers
Burke
Moulton
Taylor
Downs
New Billiard Game Popular in Chicago and Indianapolis
The restricted straight rail competition draws crowds in two cities. In Chicago Jack Schaefer defeats Welker Cochran 1188 to 987 over four nights with handicapped three cushion caroms at the fiftieth count. Indianapolis fans packed the room for Sut ton and Percy Collins in a benefit match.
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Chicago
Jack Schaefer
Welker Cochran
Schaefer
Cochran
William Massey
Sutton
Percy Collins
Indianapolis
Trap Shooters Demand Fit as Players Pick Bats
Trap shooters seek guns matched to their bodies as players seek bats. An expert notes fewer than one in ten guns sold fit the owner, causing subpar performance. England hosts shooting schools run by manufacturers, teaching shooting and fitting rifles to pupils physical traits.
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England
Veteran Eight For Yale Crew
Yale coach Guy Nickalis plans the 1916 crew using five from last year’s university eight and the full last season’s second and freshmen squads to select the squad.
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Yale
Guy Nickalis
Yale University
University
Richards Back at Cornell for Intercollegiate Points
Olympic champion Alma Richards returns to Cornell to add points for Ithacans in intercollegiate competition.
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Middlesex Laundry
Parker Street
Maynard
Agnes Gibbons
Summer St
Main St
Maynard, Mass
P. J. Schnair
Arthur
Lowy
Stow Tel
Nason St
Fritz
Anderson
Wood Sq
Hudson
R Sale
W. Acton
Bradshaw
Sudbury
Charles. Parker Tucker
Chase Building
Mass
E. Rainville
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
W. E. Rogers
Maurice McWalter
Concord, Mass
Atty
Maynard Bottling Co
Walter B. Currier
American Press Association
Charles A. Dean
Geo. H. Reed
South Acton, Mass
The
New England Trust Company
United States
James R. Hooper
Arthur Adams
Alexander Cochrane
George Wigglesworth
Henry N
Teed
Prederick W. Allen
Francis R
Thomas BE Eaton
Orrin C, Hart
Edward B. Ladd
Jas. Hsawyer
Man
Boston
Main Street
Austin MacRae
Bank
Vancouver
South Acton
Motor Boat Motors
Carlisle Bridge
Concord River
A. Sorenson
North Road
Bedford
Tel
Hopkins
Bedford St
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