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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1912

Page

2

Modern trainers reshape football pluck into smart care

A long column argues that modern football emphasizes medical supervision and protective bandaging over old hard luck valor. Trainers like Murphy and Fitzpatrick make crucial conditioning and injury decisions, with West Point showing notably improved halves and overall readiness under expert care.

West Point Tuthill Princeton Keene Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick Yale Murphy

Quadruple Forward Pass A New Fordham Secret Play

Fordham defeated Stevens Institute in New York 13 to 12 after trailing 12 to 0 at halftime. Tom Thorp describes a novel quadruple forward pass sequence involving heavy movement across the line and a center run, ending with a late Fordham touchdown to seal the win.

Tom Thorp Columbia Fordham University New York Fordham Stevens Institute Stevens Paam Thorp

An Englishman View of Baseball

An Englishman's View of Baseball from HE BYSTANDER faults Americans for overvaluing the sport while noting London has a league but little interest, arguing English sports satisfy and denying appeal of baseball to universities and public schools. The piece mocks baseball as an imported, flashy variant of rounders and predicts limited popularity in Wales and England.

London Wales England

Radical changes in American fencing rules adopted

The Amateur Fencers' League of America in New York approved sweeping rule changes aligning with European standards after the Stockholm Olympic experience. No time limit, seven touches to win, Olympic scoring used, compulsory scoreboards, deductions for fouls, saber size standardized, stop throat removed, three prong arret adopted, and womenLicensed members allowed. The women's national championship will be held in New York in late April alongside the men’s title meet.

Stockholm Europe New York

How Johnson the Indian Pitcher Got Back at the Manager

Winnebago pitcher George Johnson of St Joseph faced a bait by an opposing manager before a Western league game. Johnson fell for a salve and drank with the rival skipper, then woke late, cleared his head, and pitched one of his best games for a 1–0 shutout victory.

Johnson George Johnson Chicago White Sox St. Joseph Jack Holland George Holland

Quarterbacks and the New Gridiron Strategy

The article argues the quarterback now holds heightened prestige under new rules. It emphasizes field generals must read defenses, choose formations, and adapt quickly. It covers punt choices, short yardage runs, and passing when defenses single. It notes early scoring and smash plays as key tactics for victory.

Gotch Faces Horror of Training as Greatest Challenge

Chicago friend Ed Smith reports Frank Gotch fears training more than money or fame. Gotch, seeking peace after wrestling Hackenschmidt, says the six to eight week grind of conditioning terrifies him and he plans a California winter home, avoiding the road and a return to the ring.

Frank Gotch Ed Smith Chicago Smith Gotch Dante Hackenschmidt Little Grita Hades Zbysco California

Applegarth Sets English 20 Yard World Record at Kennington

The article reports W B O Applegarth setting a new world mark for 20 yards at Kennington, claiming the fastest time ever for the distance in England. It notes rival R Craig’s 21 seconds for 220 yards and references last year’s Australian sprint champion A Postle, who reportedly ran 200 yards in 19 seconds.

Postle Jack Donuldasu

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