Outlook for 1914 College Football Across East
Eastern powers meed the 1914 season with Harvard leading the pace as veterans bolster the lineup. Yale faces greater turnover but returns key players while Princeton plans an open attack borrowing Notre Dame ideas. Penn and Cornell field solid squads with many veterans and promising newcomers ahead of Thanksgiving battles.
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Aljing
Battlea
Harvard
Stason
Matutin
Cambridge
Cowan
Pensiock
Trumbul
Soucy
Hardwick
Coolidge
Cogan
Mahan
Bradlee
Brickley
Yale
Wiser
Guernsey
MacLeish
Hinkey
Princeton
Mark
Tigers
Notre Dame
West Point
Baker
Brown Rhea
Lamberton
Ballin
Longstretch
Stuart
Shank
EB. Trenktmann
J. Swart
Wainland
Nourne
Trenkmann
Boland
Dickerman
Driggs
Law
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Philadelphia
Captains of Leading Elevens Eye Top Grids Across Midwest
The piece names several college captains and key players from Purdue Notre Dame Northwestern Iowa Ohio State Chicago Chicago and Nebraska as contenders, noting shifts in lineups and coaching changes. It previews upcoming clashes, training status, and the impact of graduations on team strength amid a changing Big Ten landscape.
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Jhune
Jineau
Purdue
Quyhaal
Bern
Coothutl
Notre Sogroe
Wied
Beu
Northwestern
Ele
Cosuh
University of Iowa
Hoe Haw
Snehin
University of Nebraska
Helgery
Ohio Stouts University
Seargs
North Western
Vietima
Tloweven
Buckeyes
Wisvonety
Latina
Witeo
Bellarinnan
Camp Perry
Ann Arbor
Sendue
Tsiing
Aloun
Teama
Lie
Michikun
Ulayour
Vielent
Arbor
Wumarondiy
Binks
University of Chicago
Bose
Dogo
Dogo of Last Biikor. Nine Regulars Graduated From the University of Wisconsin
Stallings Methods and Umpire Feud Highlight 1910s Bailiwick
Dick Cooley praises John Stallings discipline as best he's seen while recounting a Chicago Cantillon umpire feud. Cooley recalls clever Cubs style plays and a pivotal failed call that soured his relation with Cantillon, ending all talk between them.
Ball players as famed souvenir collectors
Fans learn baseball stars collect keepsakes. Buck Waxver of Chicago is building a notable collection in Phoentz ville Pennsylvania, featuring autographs and used bats from Ty Cobb Lajoie Speaker and Joe Jackson. The centerpiece is an ever growing lumber display including autographs of players who used the sticks to drive hits.
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Thall
Buck Waxver
Chicago
Ty Cobb
Lajoie
Tina Speaker
Joe Jackson
Buck
Slim Sallee Battles Home Sickness at Polo Grounds
A group of players discuss left handers and eccentric moods as Slim Sallee pitched for the Giants at the Polo Grounds. In the seventh inning, a runner reached scoring position but Sallee threw to first instead. Back on the bench he tells teammates he was distracted by thoughts of his ill dog Utila at home.
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Mb sUne
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Ike Stallings
Abestet
George
Maiz
Boston
Tddo
Stallings
Cub
Chicago
Cluch
Uh Vicago
Ducs
Shance
Cubs
Braves
Tyler
Schmidt
Chance
Cozy Dolan
Tall~ings
Sallee
Ron
Waddell
Benton
Alyays
Silm Sallee
Giants
Polo Grounds
Gisate
AAA
Salles
Mar
Jet Mié
Slim Alain
Ivery
Utila
Women Have Golf Course At Bembridge Isle Of Wight
A ladies golf course at Bembridge on the Isle of Wight restricts play to women and men may not tee off unless accompanied by a female member. The club policy emphasizes female ownership of the facility.
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Bembridge
Isle of Wight
Wild Men of Baseball Highlight Control and Wildness
A compilation of American League pitching of the year shows Bill James of the St. Louis Browns as the wild man with nearly four bases on balls per game. He also hit three batters, issued ninety-one free passes, and threw nine wild pitches in complete games.
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Bill James
St. Louis Browns
James
George Dauss
Detroit
Tirers
Bender
Dutch Leonard
Boston Red Sox
Covaleskis
Plank, Wellman
Ham Utor
Fultz Proves Value to Ball Players and Fraternity
President Fultz of the Baseball Players fraternity touts 808 members across major leagues and associations. He cites growth in Western and Pacific Coast leagues, defends player participation, and outlines aims to improve contracts and playing conditions while avoiding coercion. Basebal note references Dy Cobb giving up golf to protect hitting, joking about Matty and Bratty.
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Jayyhat
Braves
Johnny Evers
Tricrsmen
Stallings
Beaaue Lalella
Joni
Troy
Davio & Fultz
Baseball Players Fraternity
Hes
Fultz
Uma
Thhose
Aby
Thera
YY Cobh
Matty
Bratty
The Undoing of a Duelist in New York
A duel dispute unfolds in a New York taproom over insults to a stranger named Stringfellow. Horace George Werrick, challenging Amos Stringfellow, consents to pistols in a dark room. Herrick later repents, shoots at the chimney, Stringfellow sustains leg injuries and vanishes. Katherine Van Gaasback learns of the clash and agrees to marry Herrick, while Pinkney ends up aligned with Herrick.
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New York
Loulalamt
Mississippi
Lough F
Amosa Stringfellow
Spether
Horace George Werrick
Henry Plackney
Tinckney
Herrick
Pinckney
New Yorker
Bari
Herjee
Ifal
Drlem
Katherine van Gaasback
Amos Stringfellow
Muckney
Stringfellow
Fromn
Soingfellow
Ihmey
Katy van Gaasback
Pindkmey
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Feild Philipps
Barrett Collyer
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Shuler
Taher
Stubbard
Schilchter Cornelis
Ran- Aidaten
Middle West
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Schulte
Cuba
Cravath
Philics
Ing
Brooke
Quakers
Butler
Horie
Murdock
Koons
Kelly
Harris
Carter
Journeau
Russel
Wolfe
Pepper
Momitt
Avery
Bolger
Merril
Irvin
Domes
Macerind
Faet Ufen
Dick Cooley
Evers
D—Dree Coolpy
Vampire Baltera
Joe Cantillon
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Cantillon
Jos
Antil
Carrillon
Lange
Bil Langs
George Stallings
the Wild Men OF Baseball
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