Smoky Joe Wood Dominates American League Pitching
Smoky Joe Wood remains the top hurler in the American League by averages, leading Boston pitchers who hold the first five spots. Bush of Boston trails by about 30 points in second place as the season nears its end. Other Boston hurlers also post strong averages, with a handful above .530 through games up to September 23.
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UDERUS AGAIN LEADS NATIONAL
UDERUS AGAIN LEADS NATIONAL Having a margin of 3 pointy Wred Luderus 14 now leading the National League players in batting. Larry Doyle, with Wham he, was tied last week, 1 1 points: Dehind. Tommy Long dropped from the .300 class That week and in now batting .293, Tommy wil hardly, Uintah the season In the 200 clays, on,he would have to do considerable elauting in the next four, days to get thers. Players with oversees better than .270, through the sames of Wednesday, Septem ber 23, are:
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Vanderbilt Triumphs at Home Over Southwestern Presbyterian
Vanderbilt defeated Southwestern Presbyterian University 40-6 at the hosting field, scoring all points in the first half while the Presbyterians battled back with forward passes in later quarters. Clemson and Davidson played to a 6-6 tie in a hard fought contest with strong defensive lines and limited drives. Newberry fell to South Carolina 29-0 as Carolina showcased skilled passes and long runs. Alabama overwhelmed Howard College 44-0 with two first-half touchdowns via passes and a third-period field goal. Sewanee beat Morgan School 57-0 in a decisive line bash, while West Virginia Wesleyan suffered a 20-0 setback to Washington and Lee. Citadel upset UNC with a 13-7 score, and LSU crushed Jefferson College 42-0. Other scores included Harvard 7 over Massachusetts Agricultural 0, Penn 10 over Franklin and Marshall 6, and Dartmouth 34 over Maine 0.
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Attendance records likely in the 1915 World Series
New attendance and gate receipts are expected to rise in the coming World Series between the Philadelphia Nationals and the Boston Americana. A full seven games would push totals past 260000 in Boston and Philadelphia, with round figures nearing 1.6 million for World Series play under the National Commission. The 1915 title race looks set to attract unprecedented public interest and magnates’ satisfaction.
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Cobb Drops Some but Still Leads Baseball Standings
Cobb keeps the lead in the weekly batting race as Tyrie Heymond Cobb stays atop the list despite a few dips. W Davis slips from runner up to a distant second behind Cobb, with Eddie Collins of the White Sox narrowing the gap to about 33 points back. Through Wednesday September 20, several players maintain averages over .270.
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Brief Decisions From Judge In Obvious Lesson
A judge notes that regrets should persist as lessons from foolish acts. He observes that some men cling to the belief that others owe them a living, a notion judged as misguided and outdated.
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College Football Scores Highlight Early Season Action
Princeton defeated Rutgers 10 0 with Tibbetts scoring all ten points including an 85 yard kickoff return and a late field goal. Cornell beat Oberlin 34 7 as Barrett scored four TDs. Army and Holy Cross tied 14 14 in a rain soaked opener. Minnesota over Drake 48 15 and Indiana beat Depauw 7 9 in Bloomington. Ohio State opened with a 29 0 win over Wesleyan while Wisconsin and several other teams posted varied results.
Vanderbilt Looms With Backfield Uncertainty In 1915
Nashville October 2 Special. Commodore football fans face gloom as star backfield candidate Rip King leaves Vanderbilt to pursue funds and business in another city. Coach McGugin shifts Hubert Wires to fullback while punting duties draw several hopefuls including Zerfoss and Jos Hoach. Fast sprinter Hob Turner shows promise in the backfield as the team rebases around Captain Cohen and Alf Adams on the wings.
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Emory Relays Team Selected for Pennant Bid
Emory College at Oxford Ga selects its relay team after a lively try-out on Weber Field led by Guy Robinson Phil Taylor Ledley Tobagon Cap Smith Leon Parham J H Colgan Howard Rogers G P Turner Hubert Darney J B Coisan and Laton Cotter as substitute The team aims to spark Emory football against four class teams Saturday while noting strong prospects for the season and listing class additions and losses Also mentions a surge in protective electric systems against crime counts in the United States
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Allies Pound German Lines In Largest War Bombardment
A London artillery officer recounts a week of heavy fighting in northern France showing the Allies’ overwhelming shell supply and air superiority. He notes systematic wire cutting, relentless artillery barrages, and rapid French infantry assaults that followed the initial bombardment, with German defenses collapsing under sustained fire and air observation.
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Man Kills Four At White Pass Depot In Alaska
Dawson reports Alexander Geogoff, a White Pass and Yukon railroad section hand, ran amuck killing four fellow workers three miles south of White Horse. He then sought "fighting Mike" Sinnett before being arrested. Sanity examination ordered.
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More Earth Slides Delay Panama Canal Opening
New York reports continued slides in the Panama Canal area delaying the waterway’s reopening beyond October 10. A Panama railroad message says movement persists and an exact reopening date cannot be predicted, but it will be later than October 10.
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Atlanta Real Estate Boom Includes City Apartments and Farm Sale
The Atlanta area records a major realty transaction totaling 200000 dollars involving city apartment houses and a farm, with details published elsewhere. Cooledge plans four stores on Marietta Street with an estimated cost near 10000 dollars and a separate alteration permit of 4000 dollars for Whitehall Street properties. The Real Estate Board to hold October luncheon at 1 PM at the Winecoff Hotel, with invited members and discussions on redevelopment ideas.
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Meat Packers Protest Seizure of 29 Ships
Representatives of Chicago meat packers urged Acting Secretary Poll of the state department to press Britain on the seizure of 29 ships carrying 312,500,000 in American cargoes. They aimed to stop the cargos from reaching the British prize court, following forfeiture of four ships valued at 25,000,000 tied to German military support.
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Children Drive Nails In Iron Hindenburg
In Herlin on October 2, to mark Field Marshal von Hindenture’s 62nd birthday a public event featured 1,000 children driving nails into the Iron Hindenburg, a giant wooden statue recently erected and being clad with silver and iron walls for a fund aiding east Prussia rehabilitation.
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