Chattle and Neptune Clash Highlighted by Coach Letter
A Long Branch reader letter from Harold E. Cook Neptune football coach praises Chattle for strong play in a game with Neptune. He notes Chattle lacks formation protection yet individually exceeds Neptune, while Neptune teams show growing strength this era. He foresees future cross town football talent.
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Asbury Park
Long Branch
Pear
Neptune
Chattle
Hastersey
Harold E. Cook
Wide-Awakes Open Season With 47 to 22 Victory
The Wide-Awake A C of Little Silver defeated the Belmar Mystics 47 to 22 in their season debut. Upcoming games include December 2 at Red Bank and December 5 at Little Silver with a roster featuring Ayres, Rogevelt, Wilby, Voorhis, Lane, Worden, and Shampanore.
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A. C
Little Silver
Belmar Mystics
Mystics
Asbury Park
Red Bank
Clippers
Harold V. B. Voorhis
George Lane
Eugene Worden
Harrison Shampanore
Be Careful Mac President McAleer Plans World Tour
President McAleer intends to travel with an all star baseball club as the Boston Red Sox reportedly walk over contracts. The note signals tensions over the likely trip and its impact on the team and players.
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Mac
McAleer
Boston Red Sox
Overlands Match Key Elberon In Monmouth Bowling Clash
Tonight’s Monmouth County Bowling League action features the Overlands of Lakewood and Red Bank Y M C A leading a crowded threeway chase for third, with Elberon unbeaten and Asbury Park Wheelmen Regulars close behind. Standings show A P W Regulars, Lakewood, R B Y, and Overlands all at nine wins and three losses as fans eye a potential Overlands victory.
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Monmouth County
Elberon
Asbury Park Wheelmen
Overlands
Lakewood
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Elberons
Lyceum
A. P
Keyport
Bradley Beach
Long Branch Sie
Sheridans
A. P. W. Specials
Marshall Seeks Championship Challenge On Tour
Frank J. Marshall the American chess champion plans a U S and Canada tour and seeks a challenger for his title. He has rested after beating J W Showalter and questions why masters do not step forward for international play. He wants a fair fight with no heavy fees and hopes a patron or promoter will provide a worthy opponent. Tex Russell and the Tour. Comiskey notes a young left hander in the mix, urging patience in managing talent and avoiding overuse as Hol Walsh and Ed face the wear of long seasons.
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Frank Marshall
United States
Canada
Frank J. Marshall
J. W. Showalter
Marshall
America
Tex Russell
Comiskey
Hol Walsh
Brutal Tackle Highlighted In Gridiron Match
Article depicts a harsh tackle in a football game with a Carlisle Indian back Guyon knocked to the ground by a Dartmouth player. Author criticizes referees and players for dangerous play, urging a 15 to 20 yard penalty. The piece condemns the tackle as indefensible and overly violent.
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Guyon
Carlisle
Plan Four Days Meets at New York Tracks and Golf Cure
Plan for four days of racing at New York tracks is reported along with golf as a treatment idea at Morris Plains New Jersey. Rube Waddell is said to be dying of tuberculosis at his sister’s San Antonio home while Langford and Smith face critics over alleged race biases and boxing stamina.
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New York
Rube Waddell
Canada
Jersey State Hospital
Morris Plains
N. J
Zere
Dave Honeyman
Forest Hill
Minneapolis
San Antonio
Tex
Fae
Hix Oplysiian
US to Attend Inter Allied Games Berlin 1816
The United States will participate in the Olpaipie games in Berlin in 1816 with an Allertiein secure football. The selection follows an agreement at the Amateur Athletic Union annual meeting.
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United States
Berlin
Amateur Athleticc Union
United States of America
Amateur Athletic Union
Yale Captain Opposes Jersey Numbers in Football
Captain Ketcham of Yale voices disapproval of numbering players on jerseys. He states the team will not adopt the practice, arguing it benefits newspapers, not the college. Football remains for the university and the players, not public recognition.
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Retcham
Yale
Ketcham
Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Fails to Set Schedule
At a fall meeting at Columbia University delegates from Yale and Pennsylvania State were absent and the Intercollegiate Wrestling Association could not finalize the season schedule. Dual meets await faculty committee review while the intercollegiate tournament remains planned for March 27–28, 1914 at the University of Pennsylvania. Harvard did not apply for entry. The scoring system will stay, with minor timing changes. Attending were H W Graham Lehigh F O Phipps Columbia H J Painter Princeton J Walter Levering Pennsylvania and R M Johnson Cornell.
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Intercollegiate Wrestling Association
Yale
Pennsylvania State
Columbia University
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Crimson
H. W. Graham
Lehigh
F. O. Phipps
Columbia
H. J. Painter
Princeton
J. Walter Levering
Pennsylvania
R. M Johnson
Cornell
Guernsey of Yale Emerges as All American Caliber
Guernsey of Yale has earned a high niche in the football hall of fame this season. He displays distinct all American class in several games and proves dependable at fullback or halfback. In the Princeton game he electrified crowds by kicking a spectacular field goal.
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Yale
Football Hall of Fame
Princeton
Cobb Will Stick With Tigers Despite Rumors
Detroit Tigers president Navin stated there is no truth to reports of Bob Cobb leaving Detroit. A letter from Cobb to Navin expressed satisfaction with conditions and loyalty to playing in Detroit next year, with salary details cited as the largest ever for a player.
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Detroit
Cobb
Tigers
Navin
Detroit Clit
Wdo
Nayla
Herzog and the Outlaws Move Rumor Rumors
A Baltimore report says Herzog may leave the Giants to take the helm of a club in the outlaw Federal league. The rumor also suggests manager Methaw might trade Herzog to the St Louis club.
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Herzog
The
Outlaws
Baltimore
Hersux Line
Giants
Methaw
St Louis
Tener Named National League President in Four Year Term
Pennsylvania Governor John Kinley Tener, a longtime baseball figure born in Ireland, agrees to accept the National League presidency for four years. Negotiations with eight club presidents progress, with hints of a possible combined role as governor and league president. Tener’s career spans Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Chicago with notable early play and the World War era tours.
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Tener
Pennsylvania
National League of Baseball Club
State Capitol
Oth
Ers
Charles H. Ebbets
Fhe
William J. Baker
Philadelphia
Harry N. Hempstead
New York
Brooklyn
H. Ackerland
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago
Teller
Harrisburg
Baker
Tunmor
Philadelhia
Walter 5.Iulthers
National League
Thomas J. Lynch
John Kinley Tener
Tyrone
Ireland
Pittsburgh
Pitttsburgh
Baltimore Era
Pivertill Mine
II Miteburgh
Anson
Chicago White Bluckines
Tever
Charleroi, PA
Various minor leagues and teams across the regions listed
A compiled list of numerous baseball leagues and cities including Ottawa and Savannah, with seasons noted for several entries. The items reference multiple regional associations such as the Empire State, Ohio State, Wisconsin-Illinois, and Texas leagues, among others, spanning North America.
Russian Bear Invades Ring as Gotch Faces Mamnutoff
The article notes Ivan Mamuntoff, a six foot tall almost 300 pound Russian wrestler, entering the scene as a challenger to American champion Gotch. It hints Mamuntoff may join Gotch in a match from retirement if needed.
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Goteh
Mamutoff
Cub Star Out of Fraternity For Nonpayment of Dues
Chicago Cubs third baseman Helnie Zimmerman was dropped from the Baseball Players' Organization in July for failing to pay six weeks of dues. President David I. Fultz said others were also delinquent but some were reinstated after approval. Zimmerman has not indicated a wish to seek reinstatement and critics say his indifference reflects attitude rather than hostility.
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Zimmerman
Helnie Zimmerman
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
David I. Fultz
Players’ Organization
Fults
Zimmermen Canfronn
Fultz
Chicago
Muir
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Monmouth Co
R. V. Dorback
McFaddin Garage
Broadway
American Press Association
News OF the Sporting World
Smith
Langford
Langford-Jeannette
Jeannette and
Boston
Jockey Club
Glen Warner
Warner
Dartmouth
Northwestern
University of Kansas
University of Michigan
Warvet
Guyon and
Calao
Feld
Pairtmouth
Guernsey
Gov. Tener
Penn
Capt. Anson
Old White Sox
John K. Tener
Newark
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Savannah
Winona
Gadsden
Erie
Jackson
MR. Gotch
Ivan Mamutoff
Emu
Mamnutoff
Rank Goteh
American Prest Association
Ivan Mamutofy
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