Army Navy Game on Again Across Alternate Basis
An article reports an agreement in principle to hold the Army Navy football game on an alternate basis with New York hosting in alternate years. It notes objections from Annapolis and Philadelphia factions, debates over concessions, ticketing constraints, and the possibility the game may be played elsewhere if a fair compromise cannot be reached.
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Sage
Associa
Taylor
Supplee
Supple
Husky
Tech
Parker and Daley
Ward
Yech
Timt Steed
Navy Eleven Changes Afoot After Unsettled Season
Veteran New York Giants figure Rita Ross makes a second marriage after a turbulent year at the park. Changes in the Navy squad include shuffles among backs and end positions, with Westphal and Gibson receiving opportunities and coach Howarth signaling more adjustments ahead.
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New York Giants
Rita Ross
Georgetown Seeks Backers in Pittsburgh Prep
Georgetown plans support for a key game against Pittsburgh as part of a late season push. The piece notes uncertain plans, potential lineup shifts, and guidance from coaches as the team prepares for a pivotal match while facing Walsh and other opponents.
Eastern Defeated by Tech in High School Title Tilt
Tech over Eastern 13 to 0 in a hard fought Andrews Park showdown. Taylor and Steed starred for Tech with Supplee and Gibson delivering strong drives while Magofin refereed a clean contest witnessed by strong defense from Worden Dyer and Baldwin. Eastern’s fumbles and punting kept them from mounting a comeback in the 41 minute clash.
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Kastern
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Rushima
Capitol Hill
Laster
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Gene* Ochsenreiter
Jackey
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Techs
Central
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Vanderbilt Dominates Central Kentucky 59 to 0
Fullback Coleman of Central Kentucky suffered a severe brain concussion in Vanderbilt’s 59 to 0 victory. The Vanderbilt squad had little trouble as Putnam and Carman contributed strong performances. Coleman's condition was listed as serious tonight.
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Vanderbilt
Nashvi
Kentucky
Putnam
Carman
Vanderbit
Peace talk in baseball fuels New York meeting
Indianapolis attorney KO Gates arrives to push peace talks between organized baseball and the Federal League as Chicago owner Weeghman and others prepare proposals for the New York meeting. Johnson’s remarks trigger defense from Weeghman and a plan to testify at the Friday owners meeting.
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Indianapolis
Hoosier Club
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Gilmore
Weeghman
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Moran Named Manager of Phillies Former Catcher Moran
Patrick J. Moran was elected manager of the Philadelphia National League club to succeed Charles S. Doolin. Moran has served as coach and catcher for the team since 1910 and is 37 years old.
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Patrick J. Moray
National League Baseball Club
Charles S. Doolin
Magor
William F. Baker
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Hans Lobert
Sherwood Magee
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Wass
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Wiliam F. Baker
Hane Lobert
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Federals Stage a Great Race for Pennant in 1914
The first Federal League season produced a tight pennant race led by Chicago and Indianapolis, with Baltimore and St Louis among early frontrunners. A dramatic finish saw Chicago fall behind after a doubleheader loss to Kansas City, allowing Indianapolis to clinch the title by a game and a half.
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Baltimore
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
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Wou
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St. Louis
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Hoosiers
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Sutton Wins Billiard Contest At Leader Parlors
George Sutton defeated Jake Schaefer in the Champion Billiard Plasters League match at Leader parlors on Fourteenth Street. Sutton ran 14 innings to win 40 to 20 with a high run of 95 and a 28.14 average while Schaefer posted an 8.5 run and 24.14 average The two remaining 400 point matches are scheduled for today at 2:30 and 3:00 PM Levinsky Beats Flynn In Ten Round Bout In Brooklyn Levinsky defeated Jim Flynn in a ten round fight in Brooklyn with decisive rounds and a weight of 138 to 187 pounds.
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George Sutton
Fourteenth Street
G Northwest
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Wi Balkiine
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Halkiine
Levinsky
Flynn
New Yok
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Brooklyn
Langford Knocks Out Gunboat Smith in Three Rounds
Boston heavyweight Sam Langford defeats Gunboat Smith of New York in three rounds. Langford dominated with hard rights and lefts, knocking Smith down in the first round and again in the third before the referee counted him out.
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Mass
Sam Langford
Smith
New York
Langford
Jack McGuigan
Philadelpha
Brennan Beats McCoy In Ten Round Fight
Buffalo tonight saw Brennan outpoint McCoy over ten fast rounds at Metis. McCoy weighed 168 pounds to Brennan 157, with no knockdowns recorded in the bout.
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Willie Fi
Brennan
Metis
McCoy
Elwah Wins Anne Mtundal Stakes at Laurel Park
Elwah, the favored outsider at 50 to 1, outsprints Amalti and Polly 11 to win the Anne Mtundal selling stakes at Laurel Park. Water Lady and Liwah trailed as McTaggart guided Elwah to a gripping stretch drive, with Polly 11 and Nearer close behind and Bedwell’s Mary Light winning an earlier race.
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Racing Entries at Laurel Park Show Wide Field of 3 Year Olds and Up
Today at Laurel Park the program features multiple races with 3 year olds and older entered across maiden and claiming events. Tracks list names like Mutung, River King, Magnet, Republican, and New Haven among many entries as bettors see a full card with purses and weights noted for each race.
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Adams School Wins Easily Over Luree School 44 to 11
Adams School basketball team defeated Luree School by 44 points as teamwork and defense led the rout. Notable players include Pepper White Meconville and Sheers with strong contributions from Payne and Garver as the Adams quint led throughout the game.
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