Opening Football Season With Full Schedule Across Regions
The season starts with many schools scheduling practice games today in the east and west. Notable matchups include Cumberland at Nashville, Mercer at Macon, Hampden Sydney at Lexington, and Penn State facing Westminster at State College, among others across multiple campuses and cities.
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Peat
Paul Turner Rival Of Devore In Changing From Team To Team
Josh Devore, known for frequent team changes, has a rival in Paul Turner a tough football lineman. Turner played for Tech three years ago and Georgia last year now at Sewanee but cannot play this year due to a one year rule. He is expected to move to another school in 1916.
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Devore
Josh Devore
Josh
Paul
Tech
Georgia
Sewanee
Holden Found After Disappearance in Pennant Fight
Bill Holden, once taken in by manager Bill Smith to help in the pennant race, has been found. Reports say Holden is playing for the Cincinnati Reds. The Crackers heard nothing about his whereabouts, and the reason remains unknown, perhaps he was merely holdin out.
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Bill Smith
Bill
Cincinnati Reds
Crackers
Providence Pennant Triumph in Thrilling International Race
Providence clinched the International league pennant by defeating Baltimore in a tight race that included Buffalo and Rochester. The title race stretched to the closing week with three clubs in contention and Providence planned one final game tomorrow as the season winds down.
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Baltimore
National baseball draft names kept secret by commission
Ulnannall September 25 The National baseball commission announced that the lists of players drafted by the National and American leagues would not be released by the commission. Individual clubs may disclose names when they choose. Drafts were conducted secretly this year.
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Ulnannall
National Baseball Commission Today
Inay
Football Season Ushered In Giants 3, Cards 1
New York ends a losing streak by beating St Louis 3 to 1 in the series finale. Catcher Wingo sparked the win with a seventh inning miscue that allowed Griner, Fletcher, and Snodgrass to score. Boston also swept Cincinnati 2–0 and 3–2, widening its edge over New York by a half game as Rudolph and Cincinnati errors featured in the two games.
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Dahlonega Meets Georgia Eleven
In Athens Georgia on September 5 a football opener is set for Sanford field on September 26 with Dahlonega’s North Georgia Agricultural College eleven visiting Georgia. Coach Cunningham directs a hard scrimmage in rain as the Georgia squad strengthens, with Logan and Paddock notable at quarterback and team captain duties.
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Fas
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Heavier Forwards for Red and Black in Georgia Team
Reports from Sanford field in Athens Georgia indicate Georgia will boast a heavy line this season. The front line from end to end is expected to average about 190 pounds per man, suggesting a powerful forward strength for the Red and Black.
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Athens
Sanford Field
Georgia Warriors
Other Results From Leagues And Slips Of Scores
International League and American Association notes show mixed results with teams like Butle and Provee scoring. Baltimore blanked. Hoeh'er led Toronto. Cleveland and Louisville posted strong numbers while Mitke also contributed. a cautious summary of the day’s scattered standings and results.
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Baltimore
Hoeh’ter
Toronto
Bey
American Association
India
Louieville
Mitke
Si. FO Kan
Indiana to Open Big Nine Season
Indiana opens the Big Nine season in Bloomington with DePauw on the slate, while Chicago looms as a nearby obstacle and other conference teams schedule a busy day of games. The season backdrop includes early interest in Bloomington and cross-conference ventures as the league session gets underway.
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Indiana
Chicago
Baseball roundup: Cleveland tops Washington 3 to 1
In a tight American League clash Cleveland defeats Washington 3 to 1 to set the year’s series at ten wins each, with Henry’s timely triple sparing a shutout. Philadelphia also beat Chicago 4 to 1 as Shawkey’s defense shines and Strunk Melnnes and Schang drive runs. New York downed Detroit 6 to 4 in a lively opener to their final series, while St Louis shellacked Boston 10 to 1 behind early offense and strong pitching.
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Cornell Pittsburg clash headlines season opener
New York 1914 eastern football season opens with Pittsburg visiting Cornell as both seek early advantage. Rutgers faces Princeton and Yale hosts Maine in a slate of notable games with last year scores guiding expectations.
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Ote Mlgine
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Commission Meets On Next Wednesday For World Series
August Herrmann, president of the National Commission, announced a meeting in Philadelphia next Wednesday to arrange the World Series. The opening game is set for October 8 or 9, depending on National League conditions, with the host city to be decided by a coin toss.
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National Commission
Commission
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Beats Indians 1 0 In Federal League Clash
Pittsburg's mer Knetzer pitched well as Indianapolis were shut out 1 to 0. It was a tight game with both teams limited to few scoring chances, Kaiserring Mullin and Rariden on Pittsburg side and Knetzer Berry on Indianapolis.
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Baseball scores and matchups listed for today
American League games include Fala in Chicago, Boston at Detroit, Washington at Louis, Cleveland idle. National League features Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at Brooklyn. Federal League has Indias at Pittsburg, St Louis at Baltimore, Kansas City at Buffalo.
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Athletics pennant chances and Kansas City billiards mention
Questions answered reference the Athletics pennant chances in the American league and a former Chicago Nationals catcher now running billiard parlors in Kansas City. Also notes Augusta football game at Warren park with Richmond academy under Coach Wilson and assistants Larned and Danforth and lists returning players Davis Muller Meigel Rupert from last year’s eleven. Ends with a New York leprosy note about over fifty known lepers at large.
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Cabman’s complaint jails two white men over assault
Edmondson of 287 Humphries street bound over for assault and battery after Henry Jolley, a Linden alley cabman, testified the pair tried to rob him in front of Ba Tiondson’s house. One man gripped Jolley’s throat. the other brandished a knife. Jolley fled to a porch with a white woman nearby.
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Linden Alley
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Siiasconset Wireless Suspends Operations
Nantucket Mass September 25 The Siiasconset station of the Mar coni Wireless Telegraph company ordered closed by Secretary of the Navy Daniels yesterday after it failed to assure the government it would follow navy neutrality rules suspended operations today at 1 o clock p m There was no formal closing or friction between station staff and Ensign Nixon who had served as sensor and closed the plant All business formerly handled at Si usconset will be moved to the wireless Plant at South Wellfleet Cape Cod while the ban remains in effect.
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Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
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South Wellfleet
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National Park Bank Extends $1,400,000 Tennessee Loan
September 25. The National Park Bank of New York agreed to handle a $1,400,000 loan to the state of Tennessee. Secretary McAdoo announced the action saying the state faced difficulty securing the loan and that he would assist if needed.
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Washington
National Park Bank
New York
McAdoo
Boston Twins Joined Atlantic League Draft by Boston Americans
President Tannin announced the drafting of twins Joseph and Maurice Shannon from the Asbury Park team of the Atlantic League. Both players are infielders intended for the Boston Americans.
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Joseph and
Maurice Shannon
Asbury Park
Tannin
Boston Americans
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