Monty's 1913 All American Gridiron Team Debuts
An article lists multiple players from schools like Carlisle Indians Notre Dame Michigan Harvard Yale Cornell and Penn State as All American candidates. It highlights Garlow Dorais Craig Brickley and Norgren as standout standouts with Westerners breaking Eastern dominance in the backfield.
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Workren
Michigan Graig
Harvard Brickley
Merrilat
Army
Avery
Yale
Pontius
Michigan
Talbot
Leonardson
Michigan Aggies
Munns
Cornell
Des Jardien
Chicago
Costello
Gotown
Whitney
Artsmouth
Mahan
Harvard
Guyon
Carlisle Indians
Hammond
Princeton
Hardwick
Stoviarty
Georgetown
Storer
Ackles
Journeay
Pennsylvania
Busch
Carlisle Inn
Marting
Miller
Penn State
Julien
Tasman
Rutgers
Hudson
Trinity
Loudon
Dartmouth
Rockne
Notre Dame
Brooks
Colgate
Kirk
Town
Beer
Pennock
McEwan
Deetjen
Wesleyan
Oliphant
Purdue
Landis
Virginia
Gasey
Brown
Solon
Minnesota
Endicott
More
Glossop
Welch
Barrett
Uman
McGinnis
Iowa
Eustis
White
Shumway
Amherst
Wynne
McKean
Washington and Jefferson
Bebout
Peterson
Wilson
Castle
Ree
Curtis
Swarthout
O'Hearn
Vanderbilt
Goettler
Warren
Ohio State
Weldlin
Kansas
Menges
Christian Brothers College of St. Louis
Huntley
New York University
Bracklin
Baker
Minds
Huntington
Diamond
Lafayette
Ralston
Navy
Zimmerman
Missouri
Howe
Trenkmann
Russell
Law
Knowles
Harrison
Wisconsin
Ketcham
Garlow
Glenn Warner
Dorais
Indians
Nat
Dora
Norgren
Craig
Willie Heston
Heston
Ann Arbor
Yost
Brickley
All American Football Star Selections Face Tough Year
New York December report notes an unusually large pool of standout players across many teams in 1918. Analysts say no single squad dominates, as top stars abound and depth remains uneven, complicating the selection of an All America team.
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Harvard
New York
Oshkosh
Timbuctoo
Monty
Lneup
McInnis Predicted to Challenge as 1914 Slugger
Connie Mack plans for young first baseman Jack McInnis to peak in 1914. Despite his 1912 power, McInnis is still a kid and has improved each season. Many expect him to finish as runner-up to the league's leading hitter.
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Connie Mack
Young McInnis
McInnis
Swiss Alps
Maher
Earl of Roseberry
Ferring
Martin
Harry Payne Whitney
Tommy Burns
Germany
Willie Shaw
Austria
Prince Hohenlohe Oehringen
Eddie Dugan
Shaw
Jack Joyner
America
Newmarket
Tobacco theory founder named ambassador to unfriendly country
A man who proposed that tobacco smoke benefits a woman's house plants would later be appointed ambassador to a hostile nation, illustrating the odd twists in political careers.
Hill Billies Shut Out the Pirates in City Clash
Spring Hill 45 Pirates 0 as the 90 pound Hill Billies exploited short end runs and strong runs by Walter and Wilson Gaillard and Carson McKenzie. Only two Pirates forward passes found success while the Hill Billies dominated on defense and offense. Next games are December 17 at Y M C A Field and a rematch with Wright’s team in Hills Thursday at 3 30.
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Spring Hill
Pirates
Hill Billies
Walter
Wilson Gaillard
Carson McKenzie
Hill Boys
Wright Boys
Hills
Wright's
Hill
Sterlings Defeat Models At Ten Pins
A bowling match at Conti street alleys Friday night ended with the Sterlings defeating the Models 4721 to 1646. Individual scores for both teams are listed with totals and several players posting high frames. Procrastination is seldom applied to spending money.
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Conti
McCleery
John Henry
Tulford
Rohmer
Cobb Says There Are No Suckers Hit by Instinct
Ty Cobb asserts there are no instinctive suckers in baseball as he has led the American League in hitting for six straight seasons. Merito Acosta may win an outfield berth for 1914 with the Nationals after improving late in the season. Nick Altrock spends winter in Chicago, while Hal Chase’s ankle threatens 1914 action. Fay Myers signs with Rochester for 1914, and ball players change minds about retirement quickly.
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Ty Cobb
Tiger
Cobb
A. L
Merito Acosta
Nationals
Acosta
Cuba
Moeller Or Shanks
Fay Myers
Browns
Rochester
Chapin
Sox and Giants Players Return From Ocean Trip
Ray Schalk and Maurice Rath, who played with the Sox and Giants, return to Chicago after the ocean voyage described as great by the athletes. Schalk will spend winter in Jerseyville Illinois. Rath will winter in Philadelphia.
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Ray Schalk
Maurice Rath
Sox
Giants
Chicago
Schalk
Jerseyville
Ill
Rath
Philadelphia
Phillies to Hold 1914 Training Camp in Wilmington
President Baker of the Phillies plans the Charley Dooin club’s 1914 training in Wilmington North Carolina. The advance guard reports February 24, with the regulars a week later, and the entire squad stays at the Southern camp until March 23.
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Baker
The
Phillies
Charley Dooin
Wilmington
N. C
Keating Stars For St Elizabeth In Philadelphia Basketball
Walter Keating the young Cubs shortstop from the 1912 season plays basketball with St Elizabeth in Philadelphia. He’s one of the stars of the game and hopes to be the regular shortstop for Evers' club next year.
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Pacific Coast
Hal Chase
Chase
White Sox
Walter Keating
Cubs
St. Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Evers
Agnew Tops League In Assists Amidcatcher Highlights
In a crowded season summary Agnew led with 1.6 assists per game as the catcher with the most assists minus one rival. Sam posted 170 assists in 104 games while Ed Sweeney of the Yankees had 101 in 113 contests. Schalk reached 153 assists and is noted among top receivers despite limited credit.
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Agnew
Sam
Ed Sweeney
Yankees
Sweeney
Schalk
American Jocks Who Made Good On the Other Side
A London dispatch reports numerous American turfmen heading home for Christmas with sizable winnings. Frank O Neill is noted as a top rider with major contracts from Vanderbilt and Rothschild, while Danny Maher remains a premier figure in England. Burns Shaw Joyner and others are set for future seasons in Europe and England.
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London
Europe
Christa
O'Neill
Tommy Burns
Willie Shaw
Jack Joyner
Frank O’neill
Atlantic
France
England
W. K. Vanderbilt
O’neill
Edouard de Rothschild
Monsieu X. Balli
Master Frank
Danny Maher
Bill Daly
Hart of Roseberry
Danny
Hartford
Conn
Skeets
Martin
Free medicine offer targets kidney and rheumatic troubles
Dr T Frank Lynott of Chicago promotes a noncure-all remedy said to dissolve uric acid, strengthen kidneys and bladder, and ease rheumatic pain. He offers free samples and a medical book in exchange for symptoms, age, and address, promising no cost or obligation.
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Wri.t
T. Frank Lynott
Deagan Building
Chicago
List of ailments and symptoms from an old medical notice
Compiled symptoms include back pain frequent urination nervousness weight loss pain in the bladder weak blood in urine gas and stomach pain general debility dizziness right rib pain sciatic rheumatism constipation liver issues heart palpitations hip joint pain neck head pain kidney soreness joint and muscle swelling nerves pain acute rheumatism described in a historic medical text.
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