Hinkey Silent on Yale Lineup for Virginia Game
NEW HAVEN Conn Oct 1 Head Coach Frank Hinkey of Yale holds lineup firm for tomorrow's Yale versus Virginia game the first between the two elevens and the first north south meeting this fall No changes expected though Wiley carries a bruise and is limited to the first half Mel Scoville Otis Guernsey reinstate to practice strengthening Yale backfield Guards Weldman Farrar centre Carl White cleared of scholastic disqualifications Nate Wheeler's freshman eleven meets Dean Academy tomorrow as Yale boosts its roster with Hill School Exter and Andover stars among others to fill positions at tackle guard quarterback and fullback.
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New Haven
Conn
Frank Hinkey
Yale
University of Virginia
Virginia
Randolph Macon
Georgetown
Rush Wiley
Mel Scoville
Otis Guernsey
Guernsey
Scoville
Dartmouth
Weldman
Farrar
Carl White
Harry Wiser
Nate Wheeler
Dean Academy
Franklin
Mass
Wheeler
Mosell
McNaughton
Yate
Baldridge
Andover
Yates
Hill School
Black
Exeter
Newton
Hutchinson
Exeter Centre
Ames
Bingham
Marke
Hill
Braden
Pittsburg
Brookline High Beats Voelkmann Schva At Dexter Field
Brookline High School football defeated Voelkmann Schva yesterday at Dexter Field Brookline by 8 to 3. Collins scored a touchdown in the first period Sutherland failed the extra point Jelviser kicked 4 goals from the field for Brookline Volkmann noted a drop kick for the visitors with a lone score.
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Leven
Bars
Voelkmann Schva
Dexter Field
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Volkmann
Collins
Sutherland
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Yhide
Giants Beat Braves 11 to 5 In Exhibition
New York report of an exhibition game where the Giants defeated the Braves 11 to 5. Key moments include Tyler and Cocreham timely hitting, Tesreau’s fast pitching, and Gowdy’s catching misplays. Bravely, Dugey, Whitted and Connolly contributed on offense as Giants pull away after the fourth inning.
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New York
Braves
Giants
John Evers
Tyler
Cocreham
Gowdy
Jeff Tesreau
Jeff
Tesreau
Schmidt
Bescher
Dugey
Evers
Whaling
Merkle
Whitted
Doyle
Larry
Snodgrass
Stock
Connolly
Betimes
Meyers
Burns
Smith
Meyer
Hank
Fletcher
Maranville
England
Bill Klein
Devore
Moranville
Ss. Rae
IRN
O23
Cies
Towdy
Lylet
Fessee
Cooreham, P
Boston
Rescher
Dagey
Klem and
Emshe
Tufts Light Drill Before Bates Game at Tufts Oval
Tufts varsity football held a half hour of light signal drill yesterday afternoon as preparation for a 3 oclock game with Bates at Tufts Oval. Coaches and players expect a tough contest after Tufts won last year 15 to 7 and Bates this season brings a veteran, stronger looking lineup.
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Tufts
Bates
Tufts Oval
More Tickets Sought for World Series by Fans Across Nation
Boston offices report growing demand for World Series tickets with applications arriving daily from New England and beyond. Fans nationwide, including New York followers, back the Braves as they battle playoff history. The drive continues until the deadline, reflecting broad support for the team that rose from the cellar to the National League crown.
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Fenway Park
New England
New York
Braves
Gotham
East
Athletics
Spalding
Harry Wright
Boston Nationals
Candia
Red Sox
Portland
Woes Bsn George M Lawrence backs Colin Bell in title bid
George M Lawrence of Australia, backer of Colin Bell, discusses Bell’s near term clash with Langford next Tuesday. Lawrence predicts Bell will defeat Langford and supports using the club’s regular referee, Mr. Sheehan, in Boston ring actions. Also notes Eddie Murphy of South Boston vs Robideau at National Sporting Club on Oct 5, opening day of the world series.
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George M. Lawrence
Australia
Colin Bell
Langford
Lawrence
Heil
Boston
Mr. Lawrence
Sheehan
Eddie Murphy
South Boston
Robideau
Pxsailor
National Sporting Club
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Tufts Grid Preview With Turners in at Right Tackle
Tufts varsity likely to lineup as in last opening game with Turner at right tackle replacing Bingham on crutches. Coach Whelan plans many second string trials to gauge depth as Tufts and opponent promise a fast wide open game across four periods. The halftime tug of war between freshmen and sophomores and a 35 piece college band debut accompany the match.
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Tufts
Turner
Bingham
Whelan
Braves Secure Frank Bruggy From Lawrence Club
Lawrence New England league champions catcher Frank Bruggy will join the Boston National League team next season after being drafted by the Braves and signing a contract with President James E. Gaffney. Bruggy's home is Elizabeth, New Jersey.
Rindge Tech Beats Quincy High In Hard Fought 19-0
The Rindge Tech eleven defeated Quincy High School 19 to 0 at Merrymount Park. Despite being outweighed the Granite City squad fought hard and stubbornly throughout the game.
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Rindge Tech
Merrymount Park
Granite City
College Football Today headlines list of campus games
Amherst hosts Middlebury and Army faces Stevens while Bowdoin meets Wesleyan at Middle town. Brown plays Rhode Island State in Providence and Carlisle meets Lehigh in South Bethlehem. Other games include Cornell at Ithaca Dartmouth at Hanover Fordham vs Gallaudet in New York and Harvard against Springfield YCAC in Cambridge. Indiana battles Chicago and Navy meets Georgetown in Annapolis among many more matchups across New England and beyond.
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Army
Stevens
West Point
Bowdoin
Wesleyan
Middletown
Brown
Rhode I Island State
Providence
Carlisle
Lehigh
Orono
University of Michigan
Case
Ann Arbor
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin and Marshall
Philadelphina
University of Pittsburg
Westminster
Pittsburg
University of Vermont
Willliams
Williamstown
Washington and Jefferson
Dickinson
Washington
Vale
Virginia
New Haven
School football pairings across New England list
A compiled slate shows multiple high school football matchups across New England. St Mark’s faces Cambridge Latin at Southboro while Groton meets English High at Groton Robury Latin hosts Milton Academy. Other games include Lawrence Academy at Worcester North High, Lawrenceville against Princeton Freshmen in New Jersey, and Williston Seminary versus W. A. C. Freshmen in Easthampton.
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Cambridge
Southboro
Groton
English High
Robury Latin
Milton Academy
Milton
Bixeter
Dartmouth
Hianover
N. H
Hingham High
Dorchester
Mechanic Arts
Arlington High
Arlington
Hyde Park High
Swampscott High
Swampscott
Somerville High
Melrose High
Somerville
Leneue
Everett High
Revere High
Bpiverett
Malden High
Lowell High
Malden
Waitham High
New Hedford High
Waitham
Boston College High
Natick
Sacred Heart Academy
Framingham
Worcester Academy
Second
Worcester
Winchester High
Belmont
Dean Academy
Valery
New Haven
Brown Belmont
Shmen
World’s mark for pacer set in Columbus heat
Grand Circuit racing in Columbus completed with a faster programme. In the final heat of the 2:05 pace, R. H. Brett established a new world’s record for a seventh heat by winning in 2:05.1. Five heats of the event were decided Thursday, breaking Walter Cochato’s previous seventh-mile record of 2:06.3.
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Columbus
R. H. Brett
Walter Cochato
Commerce 12 Milton 0 Opens Season With Win
Commerce High School opened its football season defeating Milton High 12 to 0 at the Cunningham grounds in East Milton, Commerce. The win marks a strong start for the Commerce team.
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High School of Commerce
Milton High
Cunningham Grounds
East Milton
Commerce
Pirates Beat Reds in Ninth Without a Hit
Pittsburg wins 2 to 1 over Cincinnati in nine innings. Douglass allowed one hit but Pirates score the winning run in the ninth due to Kellogg wild throw and wild Konetchy play. Daniels and Graham provide Cincinnati’s run. Killifer and Daniels contribute two-base hits.
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REDS
Pittsburg
Douglass
Cincinnati
Schang
McQuillan
Kellogg
Wagner
Konetchy
Carey
Gonzales
Berger
Kenetchy
Graham
Daniels
Gerber
Killifer
Niehoff
Smith
Byron and
Johnson
AB. R
Costello
Kelly
Ef Erger
Fratere
Rbs
Bees
Hyatt Eae Ye
Wwe
USC Runner Ties World Record in 200 Yard Dash
At the California track championship in Fresno on October 2 G Parker of the Olympic Club San Francisco out-sprinted Howard P Drew of USC to 200 yards in 21.5 seconds equaling the world record held jointly by Drew and Dan Kelly of Spokane.
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Fresno
Cal
Howard P. Drew
University of Southern California
California
G. Parker
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Dan Kelly
Spokane
Marathon veteran Madden earns deserved honors in tough race
The piece praises Festus J. Madden for his persistence in marathon running, noting his long career and strong 2 hours 38 minutes 16 85 seconds Brockton race. It cites Colin Bell and Sam Langford’s looming fights, mentions Athletics as strong favorites for a world series, and reports Langford and Joe Jeannette's recent ten round clash in New York with Langford winning by teeth.
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Festus J. Madden
Madden
Brockton
Sam Langford
Joe Jeannette
New York
Hoboken
Joe
Langford
Notable drop kickers Thorpe Brickley in football lore
Opinion questions about players surface. Jim Thorpe of Carlisle and Charley Brickley are regarded as top class drop kickers. For Harvard Princeton game tickets, contact Harvard football manager in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
Charley Brickley
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
World Series attendance figures in Philadelphia last fall
Public inquiry asks to publish game attendance totals for Philadelphia World Series games. Figures show 36 291 for game one, 20 463 for game two, 36 858 for game three, 20 568 for game four, and 366 for game five, outlining dispute over averages and related baseball questions.
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Philadelphia
Fred W. Makes Fastest Time at Brockton Fair
Brockton Oct 2. Fred W. won the 2:00 pace final in 2:09 as the fastest time of the harness meet. The 2:15 pace remains undecided after two heats, with horses held over to tomorrow. Multiple heats filled the card including 2:11 1-2 and 2:13 1-2 best times in other events, with several horses listed as starters and minor placings noted.
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Brockton Fair
Fred W
Queen Abbess
White
Kleet
Lady Jane Etta
Parce
Ame
Othello
Mary Chantrelle
Kinsley
Balala
Morine
Lady Watts
Monarchial Lady
Magnetto
Letty Lee
Glen Paul
Fred Ww
Martin
Rouses Point Boy
the Ideal Lady
Edna B
Billy Patten
Iircu
Baron Garry
Post
Loma C
Bettina A
Atlas Bel
Gambetta
Moko
Treganta
Little Joe
Pickel
Pedro
Candy Girl
Monte Hells
Orle
Gulick
Belle Dewey
Howe
Constantine
Batchelder
Tommy O
Olivia Bellini
Lord of Quality
Franklin
Skuball
Frank Wilkes
John Dewey
Dick Direct
Hastings
Hard Quek
Prince Hamlin
Don Devillian
Lady Hal
Kid Downey
Ophelia Direct
Edward T
Foxy Jane
Fato
Gossip for Motorists in Town News
Harry Knox of Lyons Atlas Company visited the new Lyons Knight site on Commonwealth avenue. J W W MacAlman departs with the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company for Gettysburg. Charles B Perkins Co buys Chevrolet roadsters for its sales force. D H Haselton of Regal Motor Car Company tours New England Regal agencies. Zay Vaughn of Stearns Motor Car reports strong demand for the new Stearns light four, factory output will meet seasonal demand.
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Harry Knox
Lyons Atlas Company
Lyons-Knight Company
Commonwealth Avenue
J. W W. MacAlman
Ancient
Honorable
Artilery Company
Gettysburg
Charles B. Perkins & Co
D. H. Haselton
Regal Motor Car Company
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