Princeton May Have A Team For Next Football Season
Princeton authorities announced that a varsity eleven is likely for next fall, after initial plans for no team. Coach John H. Rueh could lead the Tigers again if permitted, with limited practice and a spirit of the game guiding a possibly informal squad.
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Gadduck and Stecher To Settle Champion Wrestler
In a forthcoming match, Earl Caddock is tipped as the world’s top heavyweight wrestler. Reports claim the bout will answer who holds the title, with events shaping in Omaha and Nebraska, and a later New York contest to finalize the claim.
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Magnates Adjourn to Plan Joint Meeting With Nationals
The American and National Leagues conclude a session in ChicagoDec 13 detailing a 25 player limit, spring training trips, and potential World Series revenue divisions. They consider a war clause in contracts, a 149 game schedule, and a 14 team limit while debating defense against Federal League obligations. Johnson notes unpaid funds and outlines partial payments and claims, with further decisions to come at tomorrow's joint meeting.
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Portland Infielder Buyout Sparks Baseball Trade Talks
Chicago Nationals offered $2500 cash for an infielder as Portland chased a deal amid ownership reluctance to travel to Los Angeles. McCredie wired to pursue any fallout while Portland clings to keeping players in the league. Kenneth Williams arrives from Grants Pass ready for tonight’s game.
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Baseball Schedule Talks Heat Up Across Leagues
August Herrmann of the Cincinnati Nationals urges a 154 game schedule while Johnson backs 140. both leagues share the same New York park. Comiskey defends Eddie Collins deal after $50,000 paid to Philadelphia and a $15,000 signing bonus. Trading fever rises as clubs bid for Lavan and Pratt with offers around six players and $100,000 expectations amid alleged player lack of effort.
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Bicycle riders to clash in race at New York event
The sued Gouttet and rival Kramer prepare for a high stakes match race for a $1000 purse on a Saturday night. Bitter feelings stem from Gouttet declining to back Kramer in a recent six day race. Kramer previously defeated Spon to win the championship while anticipation runs high for a blood rivalry showdown.
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Idaho athletes quit gridiron to join the Navy
Ralph Fresnears of Caldwell Idaho and Jess Wade of New Perces Idaho left Moscow for Navy enlistment. Both football and baseball players from the University of Idaho, they are Phi Delta Theta members and active in student life. Fresnears starred on Bleamaster’s football team and Wade was a 1917 baseball catcher. Wade hoped for Idaho battery duty in the spring.
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Football Coach Earle Neale Gains Noted Fame
Earle Neale of the Cincinnati Reds, famed in sports, built a strong football coaching reputation at West Virginia Wesleyan. His teams played eight games against Washington and Jefferson and Penn State, shaping his standing in early football.
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Community committee names relief funds for riot victims deaths
A committee announced an equitably valued 2,000,000 plan for dependants of Black soldiers killed at Fort Bam Houston and for the Fort Worth life benefits tied to participation in the Houston riot.
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Two Firms Removed From Trading List Washington
Dec 13 reports state two South American firms were removed from the enemy trading list after an investigation found they were placed on by error. The firms include BD, G. W. Aimers, Manaog, Jirazil and La Roxen of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Also noted is a crackdown on pro German propaganda by pacifists and a push for death penalty for spies in the area.
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