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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1914

Page

13

Stallings Signs With Braves Huggins Again Cardinal Leader

Stallings will manage the Braves for at least four years extending a prior agreement while Huggins continues leading the Cardinals. Johnny Evers recovering from pneumonia at a New Jersey hotel shows improvement as Washington Post reports. Mike Murphy’s son, a Penn great, elected captain of the Paide Institute football team in Highstown.

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Sale of Yankees in limbo as details unclear

Ken Lork reports on December 13 that Ban Johnson, president of the American League, travels to Chicago without a firm sale conclusion for the New York club. Col Jacob Ruppert, the prospective purchaser, stays at French Lick Springs. Johnson signals the week could settle whether the sale to the New York brewer is closed or abandoned, with other quarters hinting the prospects look bright.

Ken Lork Ban B Johnson Ett New York Today Chicago New York Johnson French Lick Springs Col Jacop Ruppert Yankees

Modifying Athletic Rules in Southern Intercollegiate Association

Lelington reports that the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association adopted a constitutional amendment at its annual meeting to split members by enrollment. Institutions with over 400 students may not field freshmen on varsity football teams. Class A requires one year of exemption. Class B may use freshmen and will compete only against same class opponents, creating two annual football championships.

Yale Drops Notre Dame From Football Schedule for Year

Yale will not play Notre Dame this season and only changes in the football list are expected. Other colleges like Springfield Williams Amherst Trinity and possibly Penn and Dartmouth showed interest, but Yale declined. Head coach Hinke plans monthly smokers and blackboard talks for football candidates starting next month through the academic year.

Yale Notre Dame Nsosani Univerity Pennsylvania Dartmouth Hinke Rhuth

Will Guarantee Baseball International League Clubs Post 10000

International League clubs must deposit 10000 with President Barrow at a January 10 meeting to form an emergency fund to safeguard the league’s 1915 season. The fund aims to cover weak spots and ensure league continuity, amid a Lafayette Indiana report noting Purdue football captaincy for 1915.

International League New York Barrow Thia

Cunningham Likely Princeton Coach After One-Man Rule

Logan Cunningham, a Washingtonian and former Princeton football coach, is viewed by many as the likely one man to lead Princeton next fall under the new rule granting single control of the team. His success at North Carolina, with a near-perfect season, bolsters the expectation that Princeton would benefit from his leadership.

Cunningham Princeton Alfred L. Stern Logan Cunningham Tiger North Carolina University Tar Heel University of Carolina Virginia Eforts

All Round Brockland Red and Black Team Strength Spotlight

Brockland’s Red and Black squad earns praise for balance across offense and defense under Coach Fred Rice. Captains Donnelly Keegan and Cartwright lead a resilient lineup. concerns over forwards to replace Horan and Tracey persist while doubleheaders against Catholic University and Loyola show mixed results.

Brockland Jfred Rice Horan Tracey Pete White Sim” Caffrey Rice Capt. Donnelly Dan Keegan Paul Cartwright

George Washington Athletes Show Early Promise This Season

George Washington University braces for a busy winter with basketball on tap, cross country and golf rankings under review, and prospects for base ball and football dependent on support. The article notes strong local interest, upcoming clashes with Catholic University and Georgetown, and expectations for student and alumni backing to boost athletic programs.

Catholic University Georgetown Gallaudet George Washington Catholic University Kendall Green Gallaudri Ithalle University Temple University Philadelphia St Johns Annapolis Cathohe University Loyola Baltimore

McGoorty and Ritchie Chase Clabby Challenge

Oshkosh reports Eddie McGoorty intends to issue a formal challenge to Jimmy Clabby and Mike Gibbons after being countedd out of future middleweight title plans. Wille Ritchie eyes a return with promoters in Chicago Milwaukee or New York, seeking suitable opponents as he pursues action and a path toward the welterweight scene.

Eddie McGgorty Wille Ritchie Oshkosh Wiscomes 4 McGoort Jimms Clabby Mike Gibbons Badger Clabby Gibbons Mctlerty Battis Ritchie Freddie Welsh Chicago Jimmy Clabby New York City Jimmy Johnston Madison Square Garden Gotham Gibbons Tom Andrews Matthmaker Cream City Milwaukee Dillon McGoorty MccGuorty Mitch Crabbs Middle West Andrews Ahi Ketchet Papke Willie Ritchie California Tratchman Csatifya Ritchie Ig Atill West White Rutehie Charlie White Tortonch Crescent City Rittchie McFarland Packer McFarland

Real Fight Talent for Capital Bouts

New York lightweight Knockout Brown to meet Tommy Lowe in a fifteen round bout at Ardmore club. Brown, a southpaw, seeks his old form as Lowe, the world light weight champion, accepts the challenge. Ardmore plans to bring top out of town talent to the capital, breaking the old policy of Washington boxers facing local opponents.

Brown New York Tommy Lowe Bioddie Lowe

Ranking of U S Tennis Players Is Awaited by Fans

Lawn tennis fans await the end of week when the U S national ranking will be released after the United States National Lawn Tennis Association executive committee meeting in New York. Speculation centers on McLoughlin or Williams for No. 1 as prize money hinges on the outcome amid Davis Cup context.

Maurice E .Oughan Bo Borris Williams Hart Frederick C Tamar Walter S Walter M Ftill Mide United States National Lawn Tenis Association New York West Priday McLoughlin Wals Myers Tal Country Newport Willams Americas Mcfoughlin

Horse Racing Card and Second Tract Results Summary

A cluttered running race card details multiple races with horses and runners. First race notes Tanhacapi win with Rose King and others placing, followed by Second Tract results listing Inez Hartwell and Toto Sowen with Carrie Orme and Tharrold Woote as contenders. Mixed mentions include Sixth and Fiftieth races with numerous horses and times, including Seren furion and Orb, plus various jockeys and officials.

Vita Else Inez Hartwell Carrie Orme Tharrold Wootemen Mae Betheler Johneon Tidy Jo Carter Foto Stranere Stella Geraime Gheen Kelaney Hatter Rall Ako Rao Sarficcage Pansarera AM fLottes Grom Tame

Racing Entries Show Wide Field Across Six Furlong Notables

The page lists multiple races with entries including teleike, Admiral's Tieigh, Martiale, Stanfield Fire, Lady Young, and Ferrana Kid Neteson. Highlights note six furlong sprints and several one mile or longer events featuring owners, trainers, and a mix of age groups and weights.

Fiest Rare S.v Teleike Jak Harrison Tutor Rother Breeser Staal Ron Hinaldo Sia Billy Rares Fred Johnson Olthien Hertha Fapey Terithop Marshall Tigh Inan Canapa Bwede San Anna Reid Tor Compton Ben Injure Frank Fel Bell

Football Star I8 Dead In Chicago Area

Chicago football figure John Albert died after a stay at an island sanatorium. He was praised by local coaches as the best football timber he ever had. Wisconsin University will add a football technique course under Coach Bul Juneau. A game between the Engineers and Igilius was postponed due to poor weather. rescheduled for Andrews Park.

John Albert Soiverains Chicago Foothill Wisconsin Universits Bul Juneau

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