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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1913

Page

6

Yale Reforms Coaching Setup For Fall Seasons

Yale introduces permanent paid coaches for football and cross country signaling a historic shift. Howard Jones leads football with Nantucket ties while Hilly Queal drives distance training in New York State, signaling a more structured approach for the fall seasons.

Yale Howard Jones Nantucket Hilly Queal New York State John Mack Queal Bud" Snowden Jack” Blossom Blossom Harvard Frank Quimby Bernie Tommins Snowden Giroke Europe Crewe Averilla P H Harriman New York Civ Fred Allen Boston Chermmate Payne Whitny New York City Alfred Coyle Chicago Harriman

Iron Mask Sets 6 Furlong World Record At Louisville

Iron Mask ridden by an apprentice beat Leochares by a neck in the first race of a one day meet at Douglas Park Louisville Kentucky. The five year old horse by Disguise outran Helen Barbee and clocked 1:10 4-5 over six furlongs. Owned by Jefferson Livingston of Cincinnati Samuel R. Meyer was the only other starter.

Iron Mask Royal Rose Leochares Douglas Park Louisville Leochares Ted Helen Barbee Samuel R. Meyer Jefferson Livingston Cincinnati

Pitchers Duel Between Collins and Johnson Nets Three Shutouts

Ray Collins of Boston and Walter Johnson of Washington have pitched in four championship games this season, each delivering shutouts. The April 23 matchup ended 6 0 in Washington’s favor, followed by Collins’s 1 0 win on Decoration Day against the Danish Disaster, a 15 inning 1 0 game on July 3, and a final 1 0 Collins victory on August 31.

Ray Collins Boston Walter Johnson Washington Collins-Johnson Collins

Rock Island Sets Precedent With Ball Park Bond Issue

Rock Island Illinois establishes a notable precedent by carrying a bond issue to purchase a ball park and a Three I League franchise. Five hundred women noted their first sheets in a record event.

Rock Island Ill Zak

Pendleton a Tiger Star at Princeton Athletics

Pendleton leads Princeton men in varsity letters as captain of the football team last season. Only 44 of 1500 undergraduates can wear varsity letters, with 900 eligible for 16 teams. Pendleton has three football letters and two in baseball, and would likely excel in track if allowed. Hobart Baker is the other dual letter winner, with football and hockey.

Princeton University Princeton Talbot T. Pendleton Berkeley Springs W. Va Alexandria Hobart H. A. Baker Philadelphia Baker

New Fight Club Aims to Make Denver Boxing Hub

Denver hosts two newly formed boxing clubs amid plans to establish the city as a national fight center. organizers push events as a major step for local athletes and spectators seeking modern facilities and regular bouts.

Denver United States Bae S

U S May Quit Olympics Over Amateurism Pressures

Secretary James E. Sullivan of the American Olympic committee criticizes England for raising 500000 for sport development and warns that such funding blurs amateur status into professionalism. He cites France and Germany where money backs amateurs, risking commercialized Games and American non participation. He praises Rheims Athletic College but doubts its training yields Olympic level specialization.

James E. Sullivan American Olympic Committee England Sullivan France Germany Rheims Athletic Colleges Rheims

Harvard Unveils Pivot Man Training Device

Harvard introduces a new football training apparatus invented by Derric Parmenter. The easel like machine has an oval hole the size of a ball to simulate receiving and placing for kicks. Stars Charles Brickley Huntington Hardwick Frank OBrien and Eddie Mahan train softly awaiting season. Mahan shows quarterback potential and punting skill.

Harvard Derric Parmenter Charles Brickley Huntington Hardwick Frank O’brien Eddie Mahan Mahan Brickley

Atlantic City Boardwalk Described as Nation’s Cosmopolitan Thoroughfare

A detailed portrait of the Atlantic City boardwalk notes its immense cost and maintenance, its climate control and cleanliness, the high rents and real estate values, and its role as a national, democratic health and amusement strip. It highlights strict policing, dress codes, lighting, and extensions to Ventnor Margate Longport totaling nine miles.

Philadelphia New York Atlantic City United States Union Texas Coney Island Maryland Avenue Michigan Avenue Ventnor Margate City Longport

Athletes of Many Lands Form International Union

The recently formed international athletic union to oversee the 1916 Olympic Games includes nations such as America England France Sweden Norway Finland Denmark Germany Austria Hungary Switzerland South Africa Belgium Egypt Australia and Canada.

International Athletic Union America England France Sweden Norway Finland Denmark Germany Austria-Hungary Switzerland South Africa Belgium Egypt Australia Canada

Ayers Tops Records With 31 Percent Strikeouts

Yancey Ayers, the Washington recruit, with Richmond in the Virginia League, reportedly struck out 31 percent in 33 games, reflecting strong pitching metrics from recent figures.

Ayers Yancey Ayers Washington Richmond

Real Cause Of Her Woe At The Ball

A quarrel at the ball drives a lover and his partner to seek forgiveness. In the drawing room she reveals she endured long, sleepless hours because her dress is fastened in the back. He laments his unthinking words and the two blame themselves for the strain.

Darling

Fish Travel Far: Plaice Migration Distances Revealed

Scottish Fishery Board blue book notes plaice migration from Firth of Forth and Moray Firth. A female plaice logged 215 miles in three months and a second 150 miles in two months, with fish marked and released for study. Findings show females predominate as size increases, males rare beyond twenty inches.

Sccottish Fishery Board Firth of Forth Spurn Moray Firth

Practical Fashions One Piece Dress Pattern 6822

The vest feature and standing collar define a smart one piece dress with new girdle trim and soutache braid for fall. Suited to serge raiine broadcloth and other wool fabrics, pattern 6822 fits sizes 34 to 42 inches with medium size needing 6½ yards of 36 inch material. Send 10 cents to pattern department with name address size and pattern number.

Chisplain Two Gore Skirt Pattern Offers Regal Peg Top Fit

The article describes a fashionable two gore skirt with a widened hip line for fullness at the front and back. It notes a regulation waist option and side seam closures, suitable fabrics include novelty prints, serge, velveteen, and cheviot. Pattern 6364 comes in waist sizes 22 to 30 inches and requires 2 1 2 yards of fabric depending on width.

Nest Fire Sparks at Folke stone Boarding House

A bird's nest beneath a wooden window-sill at a Folke stone boarding house on the waterfront caught fire from sparks from a chimney. The blaze was quickly subdued with no extensive damage reported.

Folkestone Kent England

Methuseleh Reflects on Long Life in Interview

The old observer recalls a 50 year old reply to a young reporter who asked for the secret of his longevity. He advised looking up the newspaper's files for the answer. The anecdote appears in a Cleveland Plain Dealer context.

Methuseleh Cleveland Plain Deatier

Women in Powder Factories in German Blasting Industry

A fragment notes women employed in German powder factories in blasting work. It mentions their roles in drawing materials and related manufacturing tasks within the explosives industry.

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