Football scrimmages across Yale Penn Princeton and Harvard
Reports from Yale, Pennsylvania, Princeton, and Harvard detail brisk scrimmages and lineup changes as teams prepare for upcoming clashes. Yale practiced scrimmage and signal work, with Ketcham back at guard and Red Brown at end. Penn declared a final prep scrimmage ahead of Michigan. Minds's shoulder bruise mild. Princeton tested against Yale plays in a defensive drill. Doolittle stood out. Harvard restructured five positions after reviewing Princeton game, with Bradlee earning a regular spot and Trumbull absent from scrimmage.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Faust
Princeton
Capt. Ketcham
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Crimson
Cowan
Capt. Hardwick
Hitchcock
Gilman
Bradlee
Soucy
Trumbull
National League Boss Tener Seen as Possible Next President
The piece questions Gov. Tener of Pennsylvania as a potential National League president amid ongoing wrangling led by Charley Murphy. It outlines Baker of the Phillies proposing a $25,000 annual salary for four years, with Tener facing rival bids from Bar ney Dreyfuss Ebbetts and Herrmann, while Tom Lynch is favored by some as a practical executive.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Gov. Tener
Pennsylvania
Charley Murphy
Chicago Cubs
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Baker
Toner
Phillies
Nationals
Americans
John Tener
Tener
National League
August Herrmann
Schuyler Britton
St. Louisa
Brown
Charles Webb Murphy
Tom Lynch
Mr. Lynch
Mr. Brown
Louisville
Jyn Gaffney
Gaffney
Lynch
Garry Herrmann
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Mr. Baker
Charlie Ebbets
Brooklyn
League
Howard Shanks
Griffith
Shanks
Bonesetter Reese
Virginia to Play Brown in 1914 Baseball Schedule
Brown University athletic board renewed coach Harry E Pattee for three years and approved the 1914 schedule. Key games include Princeton at Providence on April 18, Yale at Providence on April 25, Virginia at Providence on May 6, Yale at New Haven on May 9, Princeton at Princeton on May 9, Harvard at Providence on May 30, Harvard at Cambridge on June, and Pennsylvania at Providence on June 12.
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Providence
Nev
Harry E Pattee
Brown University
Athletic Board
Princeton
Yale
University of Virginia
New Waren
Harvard
Cambridge
University of Pennsylvania
New York Women Organize Athletic Association
Graduates from 15 women's colleges form an association to maintain athletic interest. Miss Lillian Schoedler of Barnard leads the group of over 600 New York residents who formerly starred in athletics at Barnard Bryn Mawr Cornell Vassar Smith Wellesley Mount Holyoke and others. Planned activities include bowling gymnastics swimming basketball fencing and fancy dancing with field sports to follow.
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New York
Lillian Schoedler
Barnard
New Association
Bryn Mawr
Cornell
Vassar
Smith
Wellesley Mount Hol
Convention Faces Demands on Players Fraternity
Columbus delegates at the National Association of Baseball Leagues meet as talks on the Players Fraternity demands spark speculation. Governor Cox and Governor Hooper address sessions while Secretary Farrell reports 88 players drafted and nearly half by the National League. The association now includes 43 leagues.
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Ohio
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Players’ Fraternity
Cleveland
Cox
Hooper
Tennessee
Nashville
M. H. Sexton
The
National Association
Farrell
National League
National Association Clube
American League
United States
Canada
Mexico
Near Top Form Georgetown Faces Virginia Saturday
Georgetown's football team is near fit for the upcoming game with Virginia. Estron the big guard remains hospitalized but is improving and may leave tomorrow. Donnelly and Lawler nearly recovered, McNulty more seriously hurt and out. Secret practice was held as the squad scrimmaged the scrubs. tickets sold well at local stores. Maryland Aggies resume practice after St John’s game and eye the final State championship race with Washington College and tough remaining foes.
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Georgetown
Leven
Virginia
Estron
Donnelly
Lawler
McNulty
Fury
Costello
White's
Spalding
Sporting Goods
Maryland Agricultural College
St. John’s
Bard
Washington College
Aggies
Hopkins
Western Maryland
St. John's
Gallaudet
Pennsylvania Military College
Y M C A forms basketball league with 47 players
A YMCA boys department basketball league has been organized, featuring four teams and 47 players. Games begin Saturday at 11 a.m. with a one-game-per-Saturday schedule alongside the regular B class. Officers include President Harold Potter and Secretary Wirt Borland. captains include Sam Solomon and John Eiseman.
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Y. M. C. A. Boys’ Department
Harold Potter
Donald Woolf
Wirt Borland
Sam Solomon
Frank Foster
John Eiseman
Robert Miler
Solomon
Borland
Jenkins
Rice
Livermore
Christie
Markward
Bisgelle
Praeger
Palmer
Spencer
Foater
Potter
Dawson
Demonet
Maraden
Harding
Knowles
Amazeen
la Fullette
Hazard
Nevills
Houston
Eiseman
Hayes
Bernstein
Irwin
Garrard
Atkinson
Ryan
Boulker
Alderman
Scott
Belt
Miller
Woolf
Grigz
Kao
Campbell
Lerch Branden
Burker
Big Cross Country Entry for Intercollegiate Race
Fourteen teams from thirteen Eastern universities plus one Midwest school have entered the Intercollegiate Association cross country championship at Van Cortlandt Park on November 22. Harvard Cornell Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Dartmouth Michigan Syracuse Brown Colgate Penn State Columbia Massachusetts Tech and NYC College of the City are listed among entrants.
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New York
Middle West
Intercollegiate Association
van Cortlandt Park
Mily
Harvard
Cornel
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Michigan
Syracuse
Brown
Colgate
Penn State
Columbia
Massachusetts Technology
College of the City of
Business vs Central Follows Forward Pass to Victory at Vigilant Park
In a historic scholastic clash Business defeated Central 19 to 13 at Vigilant Park. Business relied on a versatile forward pass game led by Harris and Pedlow, while Central stuck to a line plunging attack. Harris scored two long runs and a kickoff return, with Pedlow and Lloyd adding scoring plays as Business seized the upset and broke a four-season Central scoring drought.
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Forward
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Capt. Harris
Business
Harris
J. Wise
Jos Wise
Rush
Onty
Harvin
Pedrow
Pedlow
B. Wise
Lloyd
Richards
Acorn
Pedlow L. B
Berry Skinker
Richards Macdonald McKenney Myers
Atherton Bassett
Ottess
Wisc
Son
Oyster
Johnson
Bassett
Gates
Ochstadt
Mahr
Georgetown Junior Preps Rout Thomas School 61 to 9
Georgetown Junior Preps dominated all phases against Thomas School, using frequent forward passes to pull away. Key players listed include Ellsell L, Pond, Harvey Quinn, Goodwin, Han, Furton, and Devereux with multiple substitutions and two touchdowns by Storen.
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Thomas School
G. U. Jr
Elesell L
Pond Koren
Harvey Quinn Goodwin
Han . Furton
Artnst Macdonald Shelby Emerson
Devereux
Mahr
Cisseil
Mink
Bhelby
Milstead
Store
Aving
Bach
Kimmell
Frail
Touchdine
Dela Vergne
Stohlman
Storen
Decaress
Dean
Touchdowne
Shetby
Mr. Treanor
G Lj
Sherman
Zimmer man dropped from Baseball Players' Fraternity
Heine Zimmerman third baseman for the Cubs is no longer a member after failing to pay dues. David L. Fultz says Zimmerman was dropped in July and others were removed but reinstated after advisory board approval. Zimmerman may rejoin by applying for reinstatement.
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New York
Heine” Zimmerman
Cubs
Baseball Players
David L. Fultz
Zimmerman
Fultz
Immerman
Virginia’s Secret Practice Before Georgetown Game
Charlottesville observers' view of a private session at Lambeth Field as Virginia football works through a secret practice plan with scrimmages, new plays, and coaching focus on countering Georgetown. Key players Sparr Speer Mayer Eliott Weymouth Leonard noted for recovery and punt work, with two scrimmages slated this week and injuries monitored.
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Virginia
Lambeth Field
Georgetown
Scrubs
Sparr
Speer
Episcopal
Warren
Mayer
Tooay
Coleman
Gootwyn
Aiette
White
Biot
Missourian
Eliott
North Carolina
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Yale
Annapolia
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Harrison
Mitchell
Bates
Miles
Austin
Brown
Vaughn
Leonard
Change in Yale rowing coach rumor swirls in New York
Rumors in sporting circles say James A Ten Eyck, the veteran Syracuse coach, will be engaged to coach Yale crews next spring. A Yale rowing committee meeting is expected in New York City soon, with a radical change anticipated in Yale’s coaching staff.
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New York
James A. Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Yale
Yale Rowing Committee
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