Leary Demands Improvement From His Warriors
Harvard began drills for the Tufts game with coach Leary leading a near hour long critique in the locker room. He highlighted flaws from the Bates setback while praising but urging greater line cohesion and backfield discipline. Harold Sweetner, former tackle and 1913 freshman captain, returned to football this week after a two year absence due to injury and study pressures.
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Harvard
Tufts
Leary
Crimson
Bates
Harold Sweetner
Men and Mendacity in Sullivan Clothing Ad
Short promotional copy asserts honesty in advertising and claims Sullivan clothes are union made. The tone defends against misrepresentation and emphasizes ethical sourcing.
Red Sox fans await World Series as Carrigan shifts plans
Bill Carrigan drives the team to a final double header with the Athletics at Braves Field while Arthur Roth eyes Patriots Day try at another marathon. Eddie Riley suffers a nervous breakdown, and Philadelphia remains cagey about World Series prep as the Braves and Quakers jockey for position.
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Red Sox
Bill Carrigan
Braves Field
Athletics
Carrigans
Eddie Riley
Eddie
Giants Win 26 Straight With One Tie in Sept
The Giants achieved a 26 game winning streak with a single tie against the Pirates on Sept 18. In the Red Sox vs White Sox Sept 16 game Williams and Lapp started for the White Sox while Leonard Jones and Carrigan played for the Red Sox. Athol fans note opinions differ on Duffy Lewis and Harry Hooper value.
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New York Giants
Lewiston
Giants
Pirates
Red Sox
White Sox
Williams and
Lapp
Leonard
Jones
Carrigan
Athol
Duffy Lewis
Harry Hooper
The
Armstrong Quits in Gloucester Boxing Bout
Arm strong of Revere quit to George Robinson of Cambridge in the seventh round of a scheduled 12 round bout at Lenox A C in Gloucester. Robinson, pressing from the second, staggered Arm strong and forced the countout before the round ended. Curley Hume and Johnny Emery fought an eight round draw.
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Gloucester
Carl Armstrong
Revere
George Robinson
Cambridge
Lenox A. C
Robinson
Curley Hume
Boston
Johnny Emery
Pitcher Tom Hughes Out for Season After Hospital Op
Salt Lake club pitcher Tom Hughes of the Pacific Coast league, formerly with the Washington Americans and Baltimore, underwent surgery September 15 at Jefe the Lely Cross Hospital to remove several small bones broken fourteen years ago while with Baltimore. He is sidelined for the remainder of the season.
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Tom Hughes
Salt Lake Club
Washington Americans
Lely Cross Hospital
Baltimore
Hughes
Phillies and Braves Split In Doubleheader
In Philadelphia on October 2 1916 the Braves won 2 0 behind Alexander while the Phillies countered with a 4 1 win as Demaree faltered. Shortstop Bancroft’s injury weakens Philly prospects against Boston while Demaree and Reulbach dominated their opponents in a pitchers duel and the Braves clinched the series lead.
Armory A A Denies Boxing Retirement Rumors
The Armory A A executive committee refutes rumors that the club will retire from boxing. The letter states reports are malicious and have no foundation, and affirms continued efforts to promote clean boxing for members managers and boxers.
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Armory A. A
New York
Armory Club
Braves Beat Phillies in Low Scoring Nickel Series
In Boston, Demaree relieved in the seventh for the Braves while Cra-vath pinch ran in the ninth. Reulbach allowed one run on six hits in seven innings, Demaree yielded two runs on two hits in two innings, and Bender held the Phillies to no runs in two innings. Key plays include a stolen base by Killifer and sacrifice hits by Maranville, Kenesky, and Niehoff.
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Alexander
Demaree
Braves
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Shortstop Bancroft
Philly
Phillies
Red Sox
Alex
Pat Ragan
Pat
MD Reulbach
Innnings
Snodgrass
Rasan
Whitted
Cravath
Willifer
Snodsvrass
Long
Stock
Wilhoit
Niehoff
Koney
Whited
Luderus
Reulbach
Boston
Killifer
Maranville
Kenetchy
Om Reulbach
Bender
Pepeine
Emslie
Mme
Sas PO
E. Paskert
Uv Byrne
Omivath
Mehoff
R. BH. TR
PO. A. E
Koneteby
Smith
Chappelle
Egan
Vee Fitzpatrick
Gowdy
Blackburn
Ragan
P Vate Wee
Allen
Etree
Colins
Sth
Hiladelphia
Poo —Luderus
Paskett
Maran Doubleville
Byrne
Cravath Alexander
Kenetcky
AB. KR
E. Ose
Withoit
Agan
PO. A
Yale Coach Jones Demands Tough Scrimmage After Game
Yale football head coach Tad Jones used a sharp scrimmage with most veterans in the lineup after a Saturday game. He benched joking undergraduates and focused on punting catching kicks. Captain Black bruised his ankle, ends Gates and Church exhausted, Sheldon excused for a recitation, and Travis Smith added a -yard punt return highlight with Harry LeGore's 65 yard kick.
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New Haven
Conn
Tad Jones
Yale
Jones
Captain Black
Chub Sheldon
Sheldon
Gates
Church
Travis Smith
Harry LeGore
Close game expected as Quincy hosts Chelsea
A tight contest looms this afternoon at Quincy as the home team faces Chelsea High. Coach Mansur celebrated a 18 to 0 victory over Beverly last Saturday. Coach Maloney aims to bring Chelsea to a win at Quincy.
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Quincy
Chelsea High
Mansur
Beverly High
Maloney
Chelsea
Favorites Win in Harvard Tennis Tournament
Opening day at the Harvard fall tennis tournament in Cambridge saw all the favorites advance. In the second round W Rand beat H M L Cole 6 4 6 3 I A Lightner defeated H Wentworth 6 0 6 1 R Kennedy beat J Harper 6 0 6 1 J B Burnham defeated J B Howie 6 2 5 2 R Hitchcock beat G C Means 9 7 6 3
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Harvard
Cambridge
W. Rand
H. M. L. Cole
I. A. Lightner
H. Wentworth
R. Kennedy
J. Harper
J. B. Burnham
J. B. Howie
R. Hitchcock
G. C. Means
New Bedford Boxers Clash in Arena Rivalry Tonight
Frankie Young Britt and Al Shubert, New Bedford rivals, meet in a near bantam title tilt at 9 p.m. with hopes of a Kid Williams meeting. A 12 round Hartley Coogan bout and two sixes precede the main card as Sandow vies for the bantam crown. Curley Hume is rematched with Johnny Emery for Oct 17.
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Frankie Young Britt
al Shubert
New Bedford
Kid Williams
New England
Gloucester
Lawrence
Manchester
Pete Hartley
Mel Coogan
New York
Greenfield
Britt
Chelesa
Sammy Sandow
Middle West
South
Pete Herman
Joe Haley
Kenny Kaufmann
Alf Mansfield
Frankie Dean
Pal Moore
Sandow
Curley Hume
England
Johnny Emery
Cambridge
A. C
For Women Motor Hats. Motor Coats. Motor Veiss
The item list presents women’s motor headpieces coats and veiss likely from a period catalog. The notation suggests apparel items marketed for motor travel by a millinery and garment retailer. No further details are provided.
Displayed fabrics along Summer to Avon street thoroughfare
Shoppers can view patterns and feel textures without pressure to buy. Garments are guaranteed satisfactory in service, dye, and fit.
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Summer
Avon Streets
Lexing ton Athletic Association Plans Two Smokers This Winter
The Lexington Athletic Association schedules two smokers in November and March with entertainment led by president J Willard Hayden Jr The group counts about 300 members.
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Lexington Athletic Association
J. Willard Hayden, Jr
Buck Weaver Files Bankruptcy Petition in Chicago
George D Buck Weaver infielder for the Chicago American League club filed a bankruptcy petition in Chicago on September 13 seeking relief from creditors of a billiard hall venture he started two years ago on the South Side. Liabilities listed at 1002.86 with assets zero.
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George D
Buck
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