Coach intends next year as team lineup evolves
The article details a football squad's near-term plans with players Blagden through Manley listed at positions and weights. It notes three physicians daily, limited training intensity, and a daily dummy drill led by Hurley. Cunniff weighs 233 pounds and struggles to stay balanced during drills.
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Meter
Wilder
Pell
McFadden
Cunniff
Equires
Montgomery
Noyes
Hurley
Means
Mother Earth
McMastere
le Moyne
Millis
Big Bill Hanley
Harley and
Nichols
Robbie Guild
Osborne
Oxford
Fred Letherbee
Gring
Hugh Kernan
Bob
Cornell Will Depend on Speed Over Weight This Season
Cornell coach Glenn Warner assesses a lighter squad with average weights around 170 to 175 pounds. Only four positions are secure, with Cook and Halliday at tackle and Rice and Birmingham at halfback proving strong. Warner emphasizes speed, headwork, and adaptable end and back positions to contest Princeton, Columbia, and Pennsylvania.
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N. Y
Cornell
Princeton
Carlisle
Warner
Pennsylvania
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Halliday
Rice
Birmingham
Capt
Lynah
Neo Hores
Wilder
Columbia
Whitman Wins Opening Football Game at Tacoma
Whitman College defeated Whitforth yesterday in Tacoma by a score not clearly stated in the fragment. The game drew spectators despite remoteness and light turnout, with attendance noting the Christian association event as a factor.
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Tacoma
Whitman
Whitforth
Christian Association
Seattle Athletic Team Meeting and Practice Session
A Seattle athletic team holds an evening meeting to outline a one hour practice. A captain is elected during the meet.
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Phoenes
Main
Seattle
Meet Popul
The
Seattle Athletic .Ft
Harvard Football Ready for Yale Rivalry in Cambridge
The Harvard Crimson train with confidence as Captain Hurley and Head Coach Wrightington marshal the squad. Veteran trainer Beatty McMasters notes steady progress and organizer Harold Kissam Vanderbilt nicknamed Mike keeps exact score and ledger while managing logistics.
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Cambridge
Mass
John Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Hebb
Hurley
Wrightington
Siwashes Open Series With Angels At Recreation Park
Seattle begins a six game set with Los Angeles at Recreation Park. Jay Hughes will start the opener replacing Hickey who sits for the first game. Hickey is slated to pitch Wednesday and Sunday as the series continues.
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Seattle
Los Angeles
Recreation Park
Portland
Angels
Siwash
Jay Hughes
Hickey
Hughes
St. Louis Teams Open City Championship with Narrow Win
The city championship series opened with a St. Louis National and American league pairing winning the first of seven games. The final score shows Pougnesses 20 to 5 for the victors, with Battersea Taylor and Grady contributing notable hits.
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St. Louis
Postseason Tie In Cleveland Pittsburg Series
First post season game between Cleveland and Pittsburg ended in a rain halted tie in the sixth inning. Final score not completed due to rain with Heas and Bemis as Battery for Cleveland and Hartley and Phelps for Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Icsscucecsees
R. H. EB
Bicis Ceeds
Aioe Batteries
Heas
Bemis
Flaherty
Phelps
St. Louis National Team Rally Delivers Tenth Inning Home Run
In a dramatic finish yesterday the St. Louis National team secured a win with a home run in the tenth inning. The late rally earned them the victory and highlighted a tense game at the ballpark.
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ST. Louis
Ryan Knocks Out Douglas In Fourth Round Bout
St. Louis reports middleweight champion Tommy Ryan stopped Bob Douglas of Mt. Louis in the fourth round of an eight round scheduled match. A powerful left hook to the jaw ended the bout.
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ST. Louis
Tommy Ryan
Bob Douglas
Mt. Louis
Ryan
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Running Sore in Five Days
P. A. Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered a six month running sore on his leg. He reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. It is promoted for ulcers wounds and piles with a cure guaranteed. Sold by G. O.
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P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
Terry McGovern Wins After Quick Turnaround
In a four round match Terry McGovern overturns Eddie Hanlon after a fast rally in the final rounds. Hanlon earlier had dominated the bout until a sudden burst by McGovern sent Hanlon to the floor. Police halted the fight as McGovern kept landing blows while Hanlon leaned on the ropes.
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Eddie Hanlon
Ern
Hanlon
Bo Chin
Lou Dillon Sets New Workout Trotting Record
In Memphis on October 11 Lou Dillon owned by C. K. G. Billings broke all workout trotting records by covering the circuit in 2 01 1 5 percent. Driven by Millard Sa and paced by a runner, the horse established a new standard in training.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lou Dillon
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