Coleman Named Virginia Football Captain For Next Year
Harris W. Coleman of Stanford Kentucky was elected Virginia football captain for next season at the annual lettermen banquet. The 21 year old guard, also a track letterman, succeeded Buck Mayer who led the team to a flawless Southern record this season. Coleman played end and guard in high school and at Virginia, excels in shot put and discus, and is a Kappa Sigma member.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Harris W. Coleman
Stanford
Blue
Virginia
Coleman
Buck” Mayer
Norfolk
Stanford Ky
North Carolina
Hopkins
Baltimore
Kappa Sigma
Albany Club Sticks to South Atlantic
Columbia December 9 The South Atlantic League will open the 1916 season without charges in the circuit, according to President Corish of Savannah in a letter to Columbia club officials. Albany will retain its franchise after refusing a transfer offer from Montgomery, formerly of the Southern Association.
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Columbia
Corish
Savannah
Righ
Albany
Fratewil
Mntgomery
Southern Association
Two Athletes Enroll At Maryland Agricultural College
Malcolm Rich and Brandes, former Central High football players, join Maryland Agricultural College to pursue special courses. Rich, about six foot tall and 160 pounds, is a promising sprinter and likely asset in football. Brandes brings prior track and football experience to Coach Byrd's program.
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Maryland Agricultural College
Malcolm Rich
Brandes
Central Hilgh
Footall
Central
Rich
Central Branches
Byrd
Yale to Row Penn on Schuylkill April 3 match
New Haven Conn Dec 3 Yale crews will row University of Pennsylvania on the Schuylkill April 3 according to a university announcement today. The plan is to send the first and second varsity eights to Philadelphia for races over a course one and a half miles in length.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Schuylkill
Philadelphia
Dundee Beats Rivers in Twenty Round California Fight
In Los Angeles Johnny Dundee of New York outpointed Joe Rivers of Los Angeles in a twenty round match the last major California fight before the prize law kicks in. Rivers led until round eleven when Dundee seized control and had Rivers in trouble nearing the end.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Johnny Dundee
New York
Joe Rivers
Los Aneles
California
Rivers
Dundee
Lews
Dickson To Coach Penn In Advisory Role In 1915
Philadelphia reports that Brooks will serve only in an advisory capacity for the 1915 Penn football season. George Brooke, head coach for the past two years, will not coach on the field next year. An assistant this season, “By” Tuckson, will be the head field coach. New York dispatches note Cross fought Bloom at the Broadway Sporting Club in Brooklyn, with Cross pressing the action and landing the more telling blows.
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Brooks
Philadelphia
Tuckson
University of Pennsylvania
George Brooke
New York
Leach
PS Bloom
Broadway Sporting Club
Brooklyn
Cross
Sherman Ahead in Billiard Match in Royal Parlor
Frank Sherman, local pocket billiard champion, led Alfredo De Oro 450 to 422 after Sherman missed an easy shot that would have clinched the match in the 600 point event at the Royal Parlors last night. De Oro staged a 49 run to pull within 422.
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Frank Sherman
Alfredo de Oro
Royal Parlors
Sherman
Bonham Chosen Roanoke College Captain for 1916
Salem Va December J B Bonham of Chilhowle Virginia was unanimously chosen captain of Roanoke College football for the 1916 season. He is popular as a student and starred at fullback. M Bonham and Killinger, graduates of the current season, will be the only players lost from the team.
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Salem
Roanoke College
J. B. Bonham
Chilhowle
M. Bonham
Killinger
Seasion
Carroll Institute five mile cross country entries lead field
Twenty two runners are entered for the Carroll Institute five mile cross country handicap race to be run next Saturday from the Institute clubhouse on Tenth street to the wood and return. Carroll entrants include Williams Dillon Dougherty Dormar Schmidt Bloomer Adama Covert Healy. Baltimore entries Geiger Ying ling Snyder Conrad Younger Rumsbough. Kelly runs unattached. Captain Healy may not start due to health. Lynch will be kept out for business reasons. Entries close today. Also notes: Sharpe to coach Cornell football base ball and basketball for five years. Pete Russell elected 1915 Chicago football captain.
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Institute
Tenth Street
New York Avenue
K Street
Baltimore Cross Country Club
Baltimore
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Dillon
Dougherty
Dormar
Schmidt
Bloomer
Adama
Covert
Healy
Geiger
Yingling
Snyder
Conrad
Younger
Rumsbough
Kelly
Baltimore Club
Carroll
Lynch
Georgetown Wins Debut at Ryan Gym Over Mount St Joseph
Georgetown basketball debuts at Ryan gymnasium with a 46 to 18 win over Mount St. Joseph of Baltimore. Notable contributors Kellay and Tormey lead, Dunn shows promise at forward, while Georgetown racks up 18 fouls but holds steady.
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Alfred L. Stern
Georgetown
Ryan Gymnasium
Mount St. Joseph
Baltimore
Hilltoppers
O'Reilley
Tormey
Walter Cahill
Washington
Wamaeley
St. Joseph
Mt. St.Joseph
Warmster Malone
Kramer Marke Cahill
Curry
Flannigan
Wamsley
Malone
Mackey
Brock
Kelly
Clerk
Camaller
Heferee
James Collinower
Duffy
Business Five Triumphs Over Fairmonts In 543 to 14 Victory
Business High School's five defeated Fairmonts, a Technical High composed squad, in a decisive afternoon tilt. Joe and Buck Wise led scoring with 15 and 16 respectively, powering a late surge after a tight first half. Eiseman and Cox anchored the Fairmont defense as Ludinesa High assisted with strong play and substitutions.
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Joe
Hay Wise
Eiseman
Cox
Fairmont
Ludinesa High
Poalt Tous
Faimoct
Culligan
Tiseman
Blueman
Williams
Dr. Hudson
Reward Footballers of Central's Eleven
Seventeen members of Central High football squad received the school insignia during an auditorium assembly at the C Street school yesterday. Capt. Cliff Richards led a list that included Capt.-elect Ochstadt, J. Richards, Elliot, Macdonald, Belcher, Wirt, White, Atherton, Saxon, Roberta, Hill, McKenney, Stokes, Hollingsworth, Wilkerson, and Manager Rogers as speakers noted by Principal Wilson, Capt. Richards, Capt.-elect Ochstadt, and Coach Thomas.
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Central High
C Street
Yeaterday
Cliff Richards
Ochstatt
J. Richards
Elliot
Macdonald
Belcher
Wirt
White
Atherton
Saxon
Roberta
Hill
McKenney
Stokes
Hollingsworth
Wilkerson
Rogers
Wilson
Capt. Richards
Ochstadt
Thomas
Baseball Rumors Swirl Over Yankees Deal and Mack Plans
New York dec 9 Rumors swirl around the Yankees after manager Griffith received Mike Mitchell with no compensation. Reports say Connie Mack may run the Yankees in 1915 or longer, while Griffith allegedly seeks an Athletic outfielder. Trade talks abound as McGraw and Moran discuss Dooin Lobert deals and other possible exchanges. Humberball and league committee actions surface at Waldorf Astoria as officials discuss governance and possible changes.
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August Herrman
Cincinnati
C. Britton
St. Louis
William F. Baker
Philadelphia
Britton
James Gaffney
Boston
Pat” Moran
Wager
Phillies
McGraw
Moran
Lobert
Dooin
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Schuaer
Robertson
Grant
Beatty
Federals
Sherwood McGee
Philly
Turday
St Louis
McGee
Doom
Roger Bresnahan
iCubs
Zimmerman
Bresnahan
Doyle
Fletcher
Burns
Frank Smith
Mr.Graw
Mack to Stand by Athletics and Deny Yankees Sale
Philadelphia December 8. Cornelius McGillicuddy denies rumors Mack will retire from managing the Athletics or sell his stake. He repeats commitment to Philadelphia and the club, citing he would not join the Yankees or relocate. The piece covers Mack’s price talks, Collins salary disputes, Comiskey’s bid, and Stallings’ view on a Yankees future. It also notes a National League session where Julius Fleischmann urged waivers reform and a four player limit after May 1.
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National League
Julius Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Fleischmann
Collins Will Not Be Manager In Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports Eddie Collins will not be named manager of the White Sox and that any future change is unlikely. Owner Charles A. Comiskey defends Collins and hints Mack may head to New York next year. Rumors persist Connie Mack will manage the Athletics, despite denials from Joseph Lannin. The American League meeting discusses waiver rule changes and a peace initiative between Herrmann and Weeghman with no formal action.
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Connie Mack
Chicago White Sox
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Yankees
Col
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Mack
Col. Ruppert
Athletics
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Waldorf
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Comiskey
White Sox
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Stallings
George. Stallings
New Yorkers
Washington Post
South Side
Charles A. Comiskey
Gotham
Joseph Lanaln
Boston Red Sox
Ban Johnson
Ruppert
New York
Lannin
Connie
Quannin
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Fleischmann
August Herrmann
Charles Weeghman
Chicago Federals
Herrmann
Federal League
Coombs Released With Unconditional Term by Athletics
Philadelphia reports Jack Coombs, the American League pitcher, was released unconditionally by the Athletics after an injury suffered in a world series game against the Giants. Coombs has had limited mound work since 1913, and manager Mack recently placed waivers on Coombs, Plank, and Bender. The latter two have since signed Federal League contracts.
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Bec
Jack Coombs
Athletic Club
Coombs
New York Giants
Mack
Plank
Bender
Harry Shaw Sets Track Record In Charleston Race
Lt. J Watkins Harry Shaw breaks the mile and twenty yards handicap track record at Charleston, lowering Das Diebold mark from 1:43 1-5 to 1:42 3-5. Ancon wins a six furlong handicap under selling conditions, with O'Hagan placing, amid crowding and erratic riding across multiple races.
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Charleston
J. Watkins
Joe Diebold
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Archie “Zimmer
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Samt's
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Robert Scarlee
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Lola Lavona
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Aneum
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Evad
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Harry Shave
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Tom
Wen
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Becoml
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cLaffertyh
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Filtil Krack
Marire
Fir Naughetry
Ts Ai
Armor
Pavia
Dro O
Transport
Snider
Duke of Shelby
Aware
Koisseng
Jaro Buon
the Mook
Veneta Strouse
Delugate
Husky Dad
Astrology
Coreopsis
Master Jim
Wander
Racing Entries Listing For Today's Programs
Today’s racing entries show three races with listed horses and weights. Notable names include Gruelonge Ajax, Margaret Mibse, Coaster, Flatbush, Travel Light, Sir Marion in Race One. Calethoroplan, Mimesis, Colonel Brown, Reb Re, Benedic tine in Race Two. and Sweet Lotte, Mabel Montgomery, JB Barrell in Race Three.
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Gruelonge Ajax
Jud
Avo
Margaret Mibse
Coaster
Aflet Letfer
JO Minds
Trap
Flatbush
Miss Velma
Dr Dougherty
Shorty Northent
Lelaloka
Bodin
Travel Light
Sir Marion
Stealaway
Colonel Brown
Maranon
Console
Sim Hire Hy
Meckler
Benedictine
Sellog
Sweet Lotte
Mabel Montgomery
JB Barrell
Unclear OCR Item With Mixed Names and Places
Fragmentary readable names and terms appear from Charleston and Cincinnati contexts with several person surnames and organizations. The text lacks coherent events or a clear narrative to summarize into a standard news item.
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Ithaca
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Pete" Russell
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Anna Laly
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Vela Marshon
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Cab
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Incinnati
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Sam Conger
Ener
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