Ty Cobbs Zealous Colonials Tie Red Sox 3 3
In New Haven on October 15 the world champion Red Sox tied the New Haven Colonials 3 to 3 at Lighthouse Point before about 2700 fans. Ty Cobb played first for the Colonials and aided Keating at first with eight assists, while Babe Ruth struggled against Ray Keating.
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Champions survive late drama in Red Sox win over Boston
Bobby Stow starred for the Tigers with several brilliant stops and throws as Lewis saved the game for the Champions by reaching Stow’s apparent home run in the ninth. Ruth sparked a late surge, stealing and scoring on Kelleher’s wild throw, while Cobb, Dugan, and Falsey drove key runs in the fourth.
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Lee Axworthy After Record at Southern Grand Circuit Meet
Atlanta hosts a six day Grand Circuit meeting starting tomorrow on a new track built by the Southeastern Fair Association. Top events include the Coca Cola cup 1500 Piedmont Hotel cup 2000 and the Georgia Railway Power cup 2500. Lee Axworthy aims to lower his 1 58 1 2 record while Mary Putney and Volga race exhibition miles in 2 04 1 2.
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Penn Players Sleep With Dummy in Folwell’s Pranks
Penn football coach Robert C. Folwell introduces two stunts aimed at boosting discipline. Players erring in games will face penalties posted in the Franklin Field training house. First offense loses ice cream, second makes players kick field goals for 15 minutes, third requires sleeping with the tackling dummy.
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Reagan Declines Bout With Boyle at Commercial A C
One of Tommy Reagan's reps caused an insert in yesterday's Post stating the West Boston feather would box Finney Boyle if given notice. Reagan declined a chance to meet Boyle at the Commercial A C on Oct. 27 saying he had another bout.
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Tufts to Lose Two of Lineup in Gridiron Setback
A battered Tufts team returned after a grueling game with Princeton. Jochim and Drummey are the only two on the hospital list. Jochim suffered a shoulder injury and likely misses two weeks. Drummey is bruised but expected back in about a week.
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Tufts Faces Boston College After Key Losses
Tufts football notes a hard blow with Jochim out. Dutch will lead the forwards as Haggerty and Hopkins rotate at left end. Penalties for offside hurt the Medford eleven against Princeton. Doane shines as a top punter. Whelan plans shift drills to curb offsides ahead of Boston College game.
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Red Sox Trip With Stars Packs Travel From Copley Square
Nine members of the world champion Red Sox led by Jack Barry depart from Copley Square Hotel for a 500 mile auto trip through New Hampshire. The group includes Babe Ruth Dick Hoblitzell Everett Scott and others with wives and sports dignitaries aboard. They will visit Plymouth Laconia Squam Lake and stops at Flume Bretton Woods and Crawford Notch before returning.
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University of Chicago Forges Championship Bid after Indiana Win
Chicago seeks Western Conference honors after a clean victory over Indiana in the Big Nine opener. Critics still favor Minnesota as the likely top team in the standings.
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Schoolboy Football Opens With Boston Teams
Boston high school football begins this week as English High suffers a loss to Medford in its opener. Montgomery Street squads show promise in their first contest as a string of scholastic battles looms toward Saturday night.
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Saturday Football Showdown Among Top East Suburban Teams
Somerville faces Melrose in a high profile Suburban League clash as Newton, Malden, and Brookline Waltham contenders also loom. Injuries cripple Somerville backs Keating Thornton Downey while Newton benefits from Allie Dickinson coaching and a stingy defense.
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Arena Fight Set for Title Match Between Britton and Lewis
Welterweight champion Jack Britton and London challenger Ted Kid Lewis arrive in Boston for a high tempo bout at the Arena tomorrow night. Lewis is the betting favorite despite losing the title to Britton in a prior seven rounder. Britton’s camp predicts a knockout before six rounds, and promoter Miah Murray expects the largest crowd yet for a boxing event in Boston.
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Important College Games This Week
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Few Seats at Malden Field Prompt Game Relocation
Malden High School plans to move two Suburban League football games with Everett and Somerville to other cities due to a severe seating shortage at Malden Field. Since the season began no new stands have been built and most old seats were torn down for safety, leaving room for under 200 spectators.
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Final Bermuda Tennis Matches to Be Finished This Week
Edwin D. Brooks, chairman of the Concord Country Club tennis committee, announced after noon that the Bermuda tournament final matches begun on Columbus Day will be completed this week.
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Arlington High Drops Cross Country Plan After Coach Death
Arlington High School may not field a cross country team this fall after the death of long time coach Dr. William T. McCarthy. The program had produced two national and four state titles, but illness and health board action halted practice for weeks leaving the department unable to prepare.
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