Braves Gambo in Fenway Park after World Series win
George Stallings and the Braves celebrated their World Series victory at Fenway Park with most players in high spirits. Dick Rudolph left for New York, while others enjoyed the day, planning returns to Hadjiock and Troy and Springfield.
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New York
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Strand
Joe Connelly
Boston
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Hadjock
Johnny Evers
Troy
Maranville
Mann
Springfield
Rabbit
George Tyler
Derry
N. H
Fred Mitchell
Brighton
James Whaling
Bill Martin
Washington
Rudolph
Schmidt
Baltimore
Joe Connolly
Woonsocket
Larry Gilbert
New Orleans
Josh Devore
Oscar Dagey
Devore
Johnny
Cubs
Josh
Giants
Stallings Band
Worll
Fach
Harvard Varsity Golf to Play Fall Match at Agawam Hunt
The Harvard Varsity Golf Club travels to Providence to meet Rhode Island State in its sole fall match at the Agawam Hunt Club. Team representatives include KH. P. Allis, J. G. Heyburn, S. P. Griffitts, L. A. Canan, Rol and M. Baker, G. A. McCook, and M. S. Clark.
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Rhode Island
Agawam Hunt Club
Providence
KH. P. Allis
J. G. Heyburn
Saimuel P. Griffitts
L.A. Canan
Roland M. Baker
G. A. McCook
Mc. S Clark
Crimson
Tufts Varsity Drill Hard Prep for Harvard Game
With only three days before the Harvard game the Tufts varsity and scrubs scrimmaged for an hour. Parks and Murphy worked on placements and drop kicks during the session.
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Parks and Murphy
Tufts Opens 1914 Schedule with Big Fan Interest
Medford college fans rally for the first Tufts game of the season as tickets for students sell fast. A Friday gym smoker at K. Goddard Gym aims to boost enthusiasm for the Harvard clash, while Bingham returns to practice after a knee injury from the New Hampshire State game.
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Pennock in Tufts Game
Harvard did not use its first string in a scrimmage with Tufts. A spirited matchup between the varsity substitutes and a scrub eleven coached by Fisher and Hitchcock highlighted the workout. Mahan, Hardwick, and Logan played lightly. Hardwick did not participate in uniforms.
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Fisher
Hitchcock
Mahan
Hardwick
Logan
Athletics Shakeup Looms After World Series Crash
The 1914 season ends with the Mackmen rattled by a four game World Series loss to the Braves. Connie Mack faces lineup changes as veterans like Eddie Plank and Rube Oldring hint at retirement while younger pitchers Rudolph James and Tyler gain prominence. Rebuilding is likely, with discussions on shedding top heaviness and strengthening the pitching staff for 1915.
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Hugh Fullerton
Bill Peet
Washington
Estcheller
Connie
Boston Braves Honored By City Leaders After World Series
Mayor Curley presided as officials and players saluted the Braves after their victory. Gaffney Stallings Evers Nickerson Gowdy Maranville Riley and others spoke praising team spirit dedication and the city’s pride in a championship that boosted Boston commerce and morale.
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National Commission
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Red Smith
Brooklyn
Smith
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Evers
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Red” Smith
Champion Array
Edward McHnek
Light Brigade
George Stallings
Skull
Otto Hess
Josh Devore
Philadelphia
James M. Curley
James F. Gaffney
George T. Stallings
John J. Evers
Theodore Cather
Eugene Cocreham
Joseph Connolly
Richard Crutcher, Jr
Ensign Cottrell
George Davis, Jr
Charles Deal
J. Carlisle Smith
Paul Strand
George Tyler
Fred Tyler
Bert Whaling
George Whitted
James Neary
Wiliam Connor
Joshua Devore
Oscar Dagey
Larry Gilbert
William James
Leslie Mann
Walter J. Maranville
William J
Edison Company
United Drug Co
John 8. Dooley
Hugh L. McBreen
Edward Riley
Boston American
Edward PP. Fitzgerald
Charles H. Taylor
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James W.W. Reardon
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George W. Coleman
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James A. Watson
William H. Woods
Thomas P. Riley
Harvard Freshman Football Scrimmage Reports Mixed Prospects
Stan Pennock will rejoin the squad this afternoon as Harvard weighs a improved outlook over recent days. The varsity will have light work this week with key players none to scrimmage until the late game Saturday, as coach Haughton guards fatigue and avoids risk. Parson, the lineman, showed potential in a scrimmage against the scrub team, signaling developing ability.
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Coolidge
Mahan
Logan
Haughton
Parson
Crimson
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Fbigelow
Leary
R.t
Curtis
Swigert
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Whitmey
Harvard Rovers Defeat Pilgrims at Soldiers Field
Harvard Rovers won over the Pilgrims of Boston yesterday afternoon at Soldiers Field. Battery was Melaughlins and Reeves, both former Crimson Baseball stars, behind Gooch Sexton’s nine. Score by innings omitted.
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Reeves
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Gooch Sexton
R.A Howert
Waterman
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Cummings
McLaughlin
Allen School of Boston Defeats St George's 6 2 Football
Newport R I Oct 14 The Allen School of Boston beat St George's School 6 to 2 in a poorly played contest. Callahan returned a fumble for a score from the 20 yard line in the first period and Campbell was tackled in the end zone behind his own goal while attempting a punt in the fourth period.
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Allen School
Boston
St. George's School Today
Callahan
Campbell
Chip Will Box Clabby For Middle Title
George Chip and Jimmy Clabby plan a San Francisco bout for the middleweight title on the night of Oct 36. They will weigh 158 pounds at the official weigh in. The contest will run 0 rounds according to Chip's manager who said terms are agreed.
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Los Angeles
George Chip
Jimmy Clabby
San Francisco
Chip
Seven School Teams Form Interscholastic Hockey League
Newton Medford and Cambridge Latin schools joined Somerville Arlington Melrose and Rindge to create a seven school Interscholastic Hockey League after a meeting at Somerville High School yesterday afternoon.
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Medford
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Melrose
Rindge
Best Braves Picture 11x23 Engraved Sepia Framing
Trade note for a framed engraving titled The Best Braves Picture 11x23 in sepia found via P O Box 150 Essex Street station Moston. Includes 10 cent stamps or coin as payment option.
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Essex St
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Moston
Boston Club Begins Ticket Refund Today
The Boston National League Base ball Company opens two Fenway Park ticket offices for World Series ticket holders to redeem for Game 3. Offices open from 9 o'clock to 4 pm today Friday and Saturday. Tickets may be mailed to 101 Tremont Street for refund by check.
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