All American Stars Named by Sporting and Athletic News
The Sporting and Athletic News selects an All American squad with no fault to find with the team, aside from Miller of Columbia. Monty and Megnan are highlighted for their standout play, with the lineup featuring players from Army, Cornell, Harvard, Yale, Colgate, Princeton, and other institutions. The piece notes East bias and praises Miller’s performance in Navy week and in key games, plus Heyman and Wilkinson as top standouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jand Hogg
Princeton
Cool
Cornell
Anderson
Colgate
Dackley
Trinity
Deetjen
Wesleyan
Weldon
Lafayette
Fods
Green
Lehigh
Matthews
Alberst
Willame
New York University
Maxfield
Garrett
Mut Fert
Cleveland
Columbia
Gennert
Proceton
Catall
Celac
Cerlisle
Bangs
Washlogion State
Mollard
Drown
Hirth
Rockefeller
Hutkers
Way
Yate
McAuliffe
Dartmouth
Kercher
Nery
Yeager
Oregon
Ageles
Widmeyer
Ambicral
Craft
Navy
Yale
Fordham
Tintett
Abrahams
Nellson
Calder
Columnbia
Jacksea
Mealey
Parson
Harvard
Rvants
Clare
Army
Beatrave
University of Washington
Iedman
Chicano
Ward
Villanova
Derr
Pronaylfonta
Devlin
Maly Cross
Tompkins
Willieme
Ay Monty
New York
Croonf
Citiiens
Ilaven
Shelton
Soucy
A¢Ington
Jefferson
Siggins
Megnan
Fae
Maban
Barrett
Jfo
Euher
Cltman
Narvard
McEwan
Army Crater
Bob Jack
Pittsburg
Apa
Jower
Eddie Mahana
Oliphant
Wilkinson
Valuy
Prafeo
McCreight
Washington
Heyman
Wiggina
Pennsylvania
Abell
Farnum
Ducklea
Black
Spears
Rome
Trrand
Miller
Atlier
Barret
Teading
Guernsey
Miler
Summer baseball rule fight sparks meeting debate
Chicago Mee Odda discussed removing the summer baseball rule at the meeting tomorrow. Supporters favored retention while opponents lacked votes. Proposals on amateur status and summer jobs with golf data may come up though few athletes would be affected. Conference reps opposed expanding the nine schools. Nebraska Notre Dame or Michigan Aggies potential enrollments noted. Puttere to the Yalya at 995.398.161 Wag marketed and produce in the United States last year.
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Chicago
Mee
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Michigan Aggies
How Yachting Began in New Jersey Ice Craft History
Ted Dank and N. J. Dee recount the origins of ice yachting in New Jersey. Captain George D Allaire of Red Bank popularized the sport after observing an ice craft in 1833 near Newburgh. The first documented appearance of a New Jersey ice yacht was in January 1840 on the North Shrewsbury River opposite Oceanic. The narrative traces early builders like Allaire, Morford, Minton, and Scott, the rise of the ice boat trade, and notable vessels such as the Scud and Sea Eagle, detailing pioneers, designs, and the evolution of ice yacht technology in the region.
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Ted Dank
N. J. Dee
Rhoowabury
George D' Allatra
Red Bank
New Jersey
Shrewsbury River
Oceanic
Port Washington
Jersey
Allaire
Albany
Newburgh
Simke
Alcatra
Sam Morford
Tom
Dave Minton
John Scott
Oliva Stephans
Nathan Cook
Stephane
Stephans
Caph James A. Weaver
Hubbard
Charles Thixkmorton
Capt. Weaver
Kitty
Geo
Coley
Rocket
Archie Nogers
Jack Frost
James Dousnty
J. A. Roostrelt
Miracle Man Builds Team in Boston
Boston reports that George Stallings, famed as the Miracle Man of 1914, is hard at work assembling a club. Chicago chatter that Ev ers, Gowdy and Schmidt of the Braves may be traded for Cincinnati players Herzen, Clark and others is met with incredulity here. Stallings’ talent for molding castoffs into a pennant winner is well remembered as he shapes a likely World Series contender.
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Boston
Mass
George Stallings
Chicago
Evers
Gowdy
Schmidt
Braves
Herzen
Clark
Cincinnati
Stallings
Fineeting Akill
Tima
Ue Nathinal
Stallings the Miracle Man of the Braves
In this profile the famed manager George Stallings is hailed as a strategic innovator who shapes players into believing they are invincible. He is credited with key moves that propelled the team to a world championship in 1914 and with the ability to recruit new talent to sustain a sensational push next season.
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Ries
George Blallings
Alo
George Stallings
Braves
Jphony Evans
Hudolph
James
Gowdy
Stallings
Sraves
Thoas
Cai
Committee on Tennis Meets in New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association executives met in New York to review the ranking committee report. The body, kept secret, named William O. Johnston of San Francisco as top among 1,000 men with Molla Mallory heading the 23 women. An amendment allowing national membership for city park tennis groups will be proposed at February meeting. Resolutions on Anthony Wilding’s death were drafted for Australia.
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New York
United States Nations Lawn Tennis Association
William of. Johnston
San Franisco
Molla Bjurstedt
C.F. Theman
W. Tl. Pate
W. MM. Hall
Jon Nundy
Mra
Anthony F. Wilding
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
Australia
Medsrd Stereos
Hobaker
N. J
Torrey
Clinton
Washburn
C. FL
Weber Academy Defeated 44 to 19 by Oneida
Onelda Stake academy beat Weber academy 44 to 19 at Preston Ida on December 2. Neeley, right forward for Oneida, stood out while Nixon of Weber Stake academy starred for the visitors. Substitutions included Wacker for Forsazren and Hoherin for Brewer.
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Preston
Ida
Onelda Stake Academy
Weber Academy
Neeley
Quinirite
Oneida
Nixon
Weber Stake Academy
Vlaltors
Hoeup
Weber
Critchiow
Basset Nizon
Expert Talks On Explosives By American Railway Association
An expert lecture series is delivered by the American Railway Association focusing on the packing and shipping of explosives. The talks reference a 1908 federal law setting penalties up to ten years and two thousand dollars for violations.
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American Hallway Association
Plosives Packed for Safe Shipment Revealed in Lecture
An expert N F Estes teaches proper packing banding and shipping of explosives to avoid danger. Star views show correct methods and the disastrous results of improper handling. Employees in the trade are urged to attend to learn safety and speed conventions amid war.
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N. F. Estes
Ife
Stareopticon
Upg
Fins Manufacturing
French Aviator Details Victory Over German Plane
Paris reports the French aviator who downed a German Albatros off the Belgian coast on November 28 described the cold morning and maneuvers. Second Lieutenant M was recognized as a top marksman as he and his squadron pursued the enemy, yielding a dramatic engagement above the sea.
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Verman
Middle Kerk
Plolt
Paris
Dirmude- Y
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Migcins
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Aber
Pittaburg Ilac
Farouur
Brow Heyman
Wash
Pagrett
Corn Ouphant
Columbie
Maulsbetech
Richtham
Fitzroy
Geornrtown
Talman
Rutgers
Enda
Eckley
Lamberton
Jacklee
Nach
Rutters
McLeap
Princetom
Ruants
Seblechier
Syrecure
Els
Degin
Edison
Nramond Ig Rise
Proudfit Sporting Goods Co
24Th St
Ogden
Utah
Big Nine
Capt. Allaire
Miracle Man
Alamo
Chile
Tamales
Cory
BIGGS
Mack
AES Barnet
H. A. MacGill
Wessler
Panama
Havana
Washingtom Ave
Davis and
Weber Counties
Stork
Respretiva
Iolansy
Prim
Annis
Abe
Adams
Staanse
Adame
Dallantyne
J. Te Teases
Ballantyne
Barlow
Jeese
Harlow
Jesse
Tarton
Bone
Alverett
Corbridge
Mame
Mamle
Clearfield Orchard
Clearfield Orchard Co
Creighbaum
Chas
Warrison
Harrison
de Eva
Augustus
Egbert
Joseph
Fisher
du Fett
Fett
Mary
Fernelius
Meber A
Qibson
Taramon
D. J
Hodgson
John
Martley
Brigham
Hartley
Brigham Hartley
Hertley
Brigham Wodton
John Th. Ae
Hodson
John R. Sees
Harris
Enoch
Ares
Jersen
J. W
King
Hyram
el Layton
Orton Bare
Tayion
Creon
Oweee Lambert
Leo J. Aaee
O Moore
David M
Mattsan
David Peepee
Malan
Henry
Ees Malan
Moss
John Henry
John Henry Mathews
J. A
Mation
the Motel
Ore
Nalder
Oy Naylor Drothers
Jas O'Brien
Seeeeteas
Peterson
Yan Peterson
Sra
Roraell
Jas A
Eco Brokers
W. EB
Ates
Board of Directors
Weber County Court House
Oxden
C. Nye
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