Who Will Win The Championship In College Football
Long retrospective on the coming college football season focusing on Yale Harvard Princeton and others. It notes Yale's historic strength, expected tough competition from Harvard and Princeton, and outlines returning stars, missing players, and likely freshmen to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Wesleyan
University of Pennsylvania
Intercollegiate Football Association
New Haven
Wallace
Rhodes
Heesinger
Woodruff
Gill
Corbin
Stagg
P. G
Graves
McClung
Wurtemberg
Heffefinger
McBride
Hartwell
Harvey
Nowell
Capt
Gillaheady
Barbour
Exeter
Bliss
Andover
Fallows
Exeter Gymnasium
Bull
Rashet
Newell
Rushers
Y. Harding
Davis
Trafford
Cranston
Aan Woodman
Crnmnock
Quart Ding
Ml Lees Talback
Sears
Crimson
Porter
Harding
Cumnock
Lee
Baker
Allen
Brooks
Foxhai
Keene
Will
Dennison
Kendricken
Boston Latin School
Harvar Cances
Speer
Cook
Irvine
George
Janeway
Cowan
Bad
BR. Hodge
Channing
Black
Ames
Spooner
College of New Jersey
Princeton 2
Jersey
Upton
Lowry
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Ziegler
Bower
Savage
Dewey
Sypher
Hurst
Wagenhurst
Church
Hulme
Calladay
Hill Wesleyan
Crane
Gibson
Eaton
Gardiner
Heath
Glenn
Opdyke
McDonald
Manchester
Ner
The Champions How They Look When at Work
Photographs show prominent New York and Brooklyn players in field poses. Tales describe winter plans for Micky Hughes Wisner Caruthers and Corkhill with moves to cities and clubs. Baseball lore and player traits, weights of bats, and early career highlights accompany a vivid, period portrait of the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickly Welch
New York Evening Sun
Sun
New York
Brooklyn
Micky Hughes
Jersey City
Micky
Hughes
T. P. Wisner
Caruthers
Rochester
N. Y
Buckewing
Davies
St. Louis
Chicago
Mickey Welch
New Yorks
Holyoke
Mass
Welches
Mickey
Daniel Richardson
Ilmira
John Corkhill
Philadelphia
Lovett
Collins
Terry
Louisville
Ward
Keefe
Broadway
O'Rourke
Bridgeport
Conn
Ferguson
Corkhill
Corkhbill
John
Darby O'Brien
Darby O’brien
Brooklyns
Peoria
Mls
Peoria Reds
Keokuk
Denver
Metropolitan
Darby
Mets
Ebert Lee Caruthers
Memphis
Tenn
Judge Caruthers
Bob
Minneapolis
Parkesburg
Chester County
Our Boys
Philadelphia Amateurs
Cincinnati
Espe
Columbus G
Savanociation
Imm
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Union of Pennsylvania
Max Lange
Charles Steigerwalt
R. Inter
Lto
D. L. Foutz
Colin
G. J. Smith
GP. Pinkney
A. J. Dushong
W. H. Terry
R. L. Caruthers
T Jd. Lovett
ML F. Wagoos
R. TL. Clark
J. Wisner
T. P. Burns
J. S. Corkhill
W. D. O'Grien
Yham Brown
2. Conner
E. Crane
William Ewing
G. F. Gore
ML Welch
M. Tiernan
J. M. Ward
T. J. Keefe
T. J. Murphy
J. O'Rourke
H. O'Day
D. Richardson
M. J. Slattery
New York Evening
Keeve
Wisner
Corkhill Talus
Connor
Ewing
Gore
Whitney
Tiernan
Welch
Richardson
Obmion
Burns
Pacific Coast
Ayer
James H. Eastman
Stoneham
Tler
Harriet H. Battles
South Chelmsford
I. A. Pinkhant
South Molancus
J. Graham
United Brethren Church
Buckhannon
W. Va
Lucy Moffitt
Coun
Ann E H. Farnsworth
Woodstock
Dr. J
Ayer & Co
Lowell
Werst
Jonnson
Organ and Piano Co
Boston
Mason
Hamlin
Mason & Thamlin
Mason & Hamlin
Maso & Hanlin
U Alel
Scott
Conewango Foundry
Machine Shop
Conewango Foundry and Machine Shop
John T. Hill
North
Aqueries
G. Brown Goode
U.S
Faulkner
Allan
Frank Leslie
Merck Drug Store
Moris & Mullen
Scofield Block
Warren
Island
Warren, PA
G. Koeblbey
Tionesta Valley R. R. Co
Brookston
Thompson
Shefield Jurn
Sheffield
Tionesta Valley
Garfield
Fransworth
Tions
Markham
Fransorth
Trona
Jerry Crary
West
John C. Wet &Q
Johnson & Siegfried
Druggis's
Ovarino Cae
J.B. Crane & CO
Washington, D.C