Plan Fight With Federals At Coming O. B. Meeting
Plans to continue opposition to the Federal League confronts the annual meeting in Jersey City as owners discuss transferring the Jersey City club to Brooklyn. The Newark franchise eyed by Irwin and Newark businessmen seeks support to ensure baseball in Newark amid Brooklyn ownership tensions with Ebbets and the Mecheaver brothers.
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Indians Rout Alabama in Collegiate Rowing Plan Debates
The Indians dominated Alabama with a 20 to 3 win, as discussions on aligning collegiate rowing with Henley style plans progressed. The article outlines proposed reforms, potential abolitions of Yale Harvard and Poughkeepsie events, and a gathering of managers to set new rowing regulations and schedules.
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Henley
Great Entry List For New York School Meet
A large turnout for a New York school meet featured many students and firms. The event drew about 90 attendees who aimed to support a fund drive and elect candidates for local boards.
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N.Y
Victory for Hospital Five in hard-fought basketball game
The article covers a hospital five’s win in a tense basketball contest. Key players include Walter Reed Tocons Company Tahos 3 hor Liy Raines and Jolson, with substitutions by several teammates. Umpire Mr. Al Grail officiated the game, reflecting a classic early 20th century matchup.
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Water Reed
Sands Sgures
Suan Mary Walter
Jolson Tylwart Jis
Dre Plank
al Grail
Harvard Hockey Schedule Announced for Winter Series
Canborough Wise announces Harvard hockey schedule with games set in Boston and New York. Opponents include MIT, Boston Athletic Association, Queens College, Cornell, Princeton, Dartmouth, Yale, and other institutions with dates through February in Boston and New Haven.
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Canbroise Wise
Dee
Harvard
Nurcity
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Lierember
Boston Athletic Association
Queens College
Cornell
Princeton
New York
Dartmouth
Yale
Hboston
Massachusetts Artcultural College
MetHil
Tiel
Zale
New Haven
Harvard Pick Mahan Captain Of 1916 Football Team
Cambridge Mass native Jodas Mahan of Natick was chosen captain of Harvard's 1916 football squad at a 1914 meeting. A junior in pre medical studies, he attended Phillips Academy Andover where he played football baseball and track and served as captain of the freshman team. He is 22 years old.
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Dee
Edward William V Mehan
Natick Mass
Harvard
Jodas Mahan
Phillips- Andover Academy
Andover
Cincinnati Enquirer Heartbeat Breeds Team List
A fragmented OCR snippet lists numerous names and terms including Levy Ortyx Penogrock Idhola Timepilece Goodday Marshon Holloway Judge Wright Luther Crossbuw Flatbush Misa Bar Harbor Crisco Mycenae Stars and Stripes Aatrologer Fred Levy Bodkin King McDowell Benningrock Fearock Peg Beshy Head Marshoo Good Day Brave Cunarder Cross Run Dr Carman Hair Chief J H Barr Crisco Astrologer Coreopsis Charles F Grainger.
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Penogrock
Idhola
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Goodday
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Col Holloway
Wright Luther
Forning Telegraph
Fred Levy
Bodkin
King McDowell
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Fearock
Peg Beshy Head
Marshoo
Good Day
Cunarder
Cross Run
Carman
J. H Barr
Crisco
Coreopsis
Charles F. Grainger
Shugrue Beats Welsh In Madison Square Garden Fight
Joe Shugrue of Jersey City outpointed Freddie Welsh in ten no decision rounds at Madison Square Garden. Shugrue dominated with aggressive, clean blows and Welsh showed flashes but could not overcome the Jersey City challenger, needing rest before facing top contenders again.
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Washington Post
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Joe Shugrue
Jersey City
Madison Square Garden
Shugrue
Teo Nich
Ile
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Joe
Welsh
Preddie
Bach Twain
Detime Dettimore to Join Engineer Eleven in Big Match
The star end Dellmore, out with an injury, set to return for the Engineer Eleven in a crucial clash next Saturday. The artillery team, drawn from top elevens, prepared for the event at Fort Washington with selection and travel details outlined by the agency in Ya Go Street Northwest.
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Benifit
AH Star Artillery
Artllery
Daily Racing Entries From Sullivans Stables Card
Entries list for multiple races with purses from 350 to 800 dollars. Notes include eight year olds and upwards in sprints up to 14 furlongs with horses such as Behest King Mr Dowell Sordeila Ortys Coaster Scarlet Tettier Bodkin and more. Also lists two year olds and juveniles with names like Hinge Peg Iida Earl Pennstock and Jack Hamsec among others.
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Ortys
Coaster
Sir Ketfal
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Belly
Fret Levy
Lim Pnce
Hopje
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Pennstock
Jack Hamsec
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Tearock
Bate Hele
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Marshon
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Mr Mark
Lather
Brave Cugarder
Judge Wright
Crose
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Brooms Edge
Flatbush
Bellemont
Lou Stevesta
Tamsdail
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Ivan Shark
J Barend
Stara and Stripes
Charlie F Grainger
Mycenae
Coreopsis
Johnson Says Peace Talks Won't Be Discussed At Session
President Ban Johnson of the American League acknowledged a national commission meeting in New York next week but doubted that peace propaganda would be on the agenda. He indicated routine business would be conducted and noted the Caldwell situation, with his club Newark aiming to retain the pitcher under contract, while Caldwell has signed with the Buffalo Federal League club.
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Washington Post
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Ban Johnson
American League
National Commission
New York
Ray Caldwell
Witcher
Buffalo
Thuow
Johnson
Newark
Foldhams
Calwell
Verh
Ike
Sanhees
Baseball Board Hands Down Minor League Decisions
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues issued governing actions relating to minor leagues in the United States and Canada. Transfers and releases include several franchise moves and player discharges among teams in multiple cities, with buyouts and associations noted.
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Baseball Board
Auburn
United States
Canada
Hoch Island
Parklington Town
Lansas
Thier Meloy
Baker Oregorr
Edmonton Canada
Southe
Jordan
Gadsden
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Tina
Dallas
Hoosier Feds Corral Three More Players
Indianapolis Dec 2 Three new players were added to the Indianapolis Federal League club as announced by J Edward Isrause president Hurt Padfield a left hander from Lupton Cole who sat out last season due to salary issues Frederick Troutman a right hander who went 15 and 8 for the Wisconsin Hunters Beastie last year and Joe Potter a utility infielder who played in minor Western leagues last season Manager Philips and Business Manager Watkins were out hunting players.
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Ind
Lasers
J Edward Isrause
Padfield
Krause
Philipsand
Watkins
Trot Officials Bar Well Known Trainer
New York December 2 Vance Nuckels a noted trainer and driver was expelled at Rockport half mile track near Cleveland in October for refusing to surrender his horse Andres to Amos Rathbun when judges planned a new driver The National Trotting Association board of review today extended the ban to the horse Nuckels was driving and suspended owner H J McCabe of Middletown who may be reinstated upon return of money won in the disputed race
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Vance Nuckels
Rockport
Cleveland
Andres
Amos Rathbun
National Trotting Association
Nuckela
H J McCabe
Middletown
Tigers Name Glick 1915 Captain in Princeton Football
Frank Glick of Pittsburgh was unanimously elected captain of the Princeton football team for 1915. He played at Central High School and Pittsburgh, moved from freshman to varsity, starred at halfback and quarterback, and was a leading figure in the Princeton rally in the fourth period of the Yale game.
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Frank Gick
Pittsburgh
Otpttin
Princeton
Ife
Pittsburgh Centraligh School
Ami
Company F Quint Defeats Company L At Armory
Company F First regiment beat Company L 28 to 18 before a large crowd of basketball enthusiasts at the National Rifles Armory. Myers Johnson and Heise played well. Company M First regiment will meet Company F Second regiment tonight at 8 o clock on the same floor.
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National Rifles Armory
Armory
Myers Johnson
Heise
Rain Prevents Racing at Juarez Track
Juarez race track in poor condition after heavy rains forcing Col. Watt Wing to cancel all races today. A conference with horsemen led to races being declared off until next Sunday. Sunday fixtures announced Saturday morning. The four missed days will be made up by racing daily from next Sunday through January 27.
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Wexico
Juarexs
Watt Wing
Plank Signs with Federal League Pitcher Meant for St Louis
Gettysburg Pa December 3 Eddie Plank veteran pitcher of the Philadelphia Athletics signed a Federal League contract. Details of the deal were not disclosed but it is believed he may join St Louis or hire. Edward Think of St Louis announced the signing by telegram. Mack voiced cautious optimism and said Plank’s departure was expected and he wished him luck.
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Eddie Plank
Philadelphia Athletics
Harry Goldman
Baltimoore
Shaye
Plank
Jaderu
Waoui
Walter Johnson Yiteber
Washington Club
Mack
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Eddie Pink
Plunk
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Chifender
Yak Crombs
Tilak
Detider Aia
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Ues
Tirdune
Chicago
Dine Plank
Leigue
Jaumies
Gilmore
Pean
Federal League
Elita
Rch
PLAN HARD SCHEDULE FOR PENN WRESTLERS
Philadelphia December schedule outlines first duel meets for the University of Pennsylvania wrestling team. Intercollegiate matches include Lafayette, Pennsylvania State College, Lehigh, Navy at Annapolis, Carnegie Mellon, and Princeton. The slate also lists the intercollegiate championships at Bethlehem and a linked swimming schedule.
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Philadelphia
University of
College of the City of New York
Princeton
Terriary
Mave
Annapels Oalumbia
New York
Holmes With Average of 105 Leads Mr Pleasant Bowlers
Holmes posts an average of 105 to lead the Mr Pleasant bowling teams in a local standings update. The report highlights Holmes as top scorer among competitors, with teammates noting his consistent form and steady strikes throughout the event.
Navy Compliments Army's Great Team
The article lauds a combined effort highlighting Mount Merseine bowlers and star performers Holmes and Holmes aT among others. It notes strong averages, striking efficiency, and mutual respect between naval and army players, praising teamwork and fair play across the forces.
Play Intersection Game and Wits Triumph in Scramble
A fragmented report notes the Wits defeating the opposition twice during a screen sequence. Coach W and J are mentioned along with other team actions, as the entry hints at a Dartmouth related matchup and a coach’s strategy.
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Reba Dad
Fry
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