Detroit Tigers to overhaul lineup for next season
Manager Hughey Jennings announced radical changes for Detroit next year. Six new regulars will join the squad including one outfielder two infielders two pitchers and a catcher. Veteran pitchers will be held, several veterans may depart, and tuners up to three catchers will compete for jobs with Stanage sure. The team will drill in Monroe, Louisiana, next February to evaluate candidates.
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Dartmouth Football Scrimmage Highlights Line Struggles
Hanover October scrimmage on campus turf proves fastest of the season with fierce battles in guard and centre spots. Beers and Whitmore clash for second team and first team respectively as injuries thin the backfield and several fresh players join the training table.
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Cavanaugh
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Morey
Iuries
Williams
Dartmouth
London
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Stowell
Ltewellym
Englehorn
Wstept
Farnham
Bennett
Daley
Hicock
Engiehorn
Gilles
Wright
Barends
Dudley
Harvard Prepares for a Hard Game Against Brown
Harvard conducts a 1 hour 13 minute scrimmage behind closed gates as Huntington may move to fullback and Storer stars at center. The Crimson displays strong play scoring 41 against the second team and signals open offensive plans for Brown with Yale defense under scrutiny.
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Crimson Warriors
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Blackall
Haughton
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Brown
Pennsylvania
Crimson
Yale Regulars Return to Practice After West Point Setback
Yale resumed practice with all first string players in position. The squad worked through 29 minutes of scrimmaging as coaches prescribed, with only one shakeup noted: Ed Free.
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New Haven
West Point
Yale
Gliddenites Rally Through Georgia during 168 mile run
Crowds greet Glidden tour as 168 mile leg from Atlanta to Cordele proceeds with few road problems. No. 46 White, Haynes, and Case cars withdraw or penalize. tire troubles common. Maxwell team leads Glidden trophy while Stevens-Duryea eyes second spot. Next leg to Live Oak Florida includes a noon stop at Valdosta.
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Griffin
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Maxwell
Stevens-Duryea
Live Oak
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Valdosta
L. Cathcart
Saving 'Em? Aftermath of Great Struggles Circulates Ear Wrappers
A wary forecast notes that the rough period leaves many ear wrappers in circulation. The remark hints at lingering fallout and altered routines as the public adapts to scarce or adapted materials.
Baseball Defers To Football in Official Scoring
The article notes a clash between baseball and football scoring as official scorers adapt, with commentators likening a close play to an onside kick. It mentions Charles Murphy and Betta in relation to the scoring debate.
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Houck Earns Narrow Victory in Midweight Bout at Armory A A
Leo Houck of Lancaster wins a 12 round decision over Philadelphia’s Barney Williams at Armory A A Williams substituted for injured Jack Dillon of Indianapolis and stunned Houck with a second round knockdown Williams faded after seven rounds as Houck seized the lead The semi final saw Connelly draw with Kelly Pollard defeated Johnson and Eagan beat Kenney Papke and Moha slated for next week
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South Boston
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Boston
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Providence
Young Eagan
South End
Eddie Kenney
Cambridge
Billy Papke
Bob Moha
Somerville Newton Play Ends In 2 2 Tie At Claflin Field
Somerville High and Newton High battled to a 2 to 2 tie in a long afternoon game at Claflin Field Newton ville. The first safety by Garland and a late period score by Parks produced the two goals. Parks Doane and Leland starred for Somerville while Whitney Hy at t Tucker and Brady led Newton. Attendance about 1500.
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Tucker
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Hyatt Leland
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Blue Doane
Cece Ness
Whitney Shore
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Newton High
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F. Hoey
Jake Stahl to Return to Red Sox Chicago
Jake Stahl former Boston Red Sox star first baseman is expected to rejoin the team next season Jimmy McAleer and Robert McRoy hold the club stock and indicated the move today McAleer spoke as he left for Mercer Wisconsin where Charles Comiskey hosts a hunting and fishing retreat for about 35 friends.
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Jake Stahl
Boston Red Sox
Jimmy McAleer
Robert McRoy
Boston
University of Illinois
McAleer
Comiskey
Mercer
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White Sox
Boston club plots big changes with Stahl in play
McAleer and McRoy pressed Stahl to join as stockholders and playing manager for the Red Sox. Stahl hesitated, needing family consent and to settle banking affairs before leaving Chicago. McAleer plans a new plant next year and expects Stahl to accept, while McAleer travels to the north woods for two weeks and will seek a definite reply on his return.
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McAleer and
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Jake
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Red Sox
North Woods
Athletics Win Echoes in World Series Contests
The piece centers on Connie Mack’s Athletics and John McGraw’s Giants amid recent World Series play. It cites Baker as the series hero, notes Matty’s struggles, predicts later Gotham games, and mentions potential lineups while praising recent offensive surges and defensive shifts. It also touches on Yonkers Marathon speculation and local track prospects, including Clarence De Marr and Stanley Llewellyn.
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Johnny McGraw
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Shibe Park
Haverhill High tops Revere High 10–0 in rough opener
Haverhill High defeated Revere High 10 to 0 amid fumbles and poor play. Jones scored on a kickoff recovery and Goodwin pushed in a late onside kick for the final tally.
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Gallery Preview Highlights Jawn McGraw Portrait
The upcoming exhibition will feature a moving sample showing Jawn McGraw's countenance as it appeared, illustrating the artist's focus on expression and momentary nuance.
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Houck Defeats Lewis In 12 Round Decision At Armory Club
In a boxing Card on August 23 1911 Leo Houck won a 12 round decision over Harry Lewis at the Armory Club. A note asks about Frank Gotch and Hackenschmidt in England and confirms both titles were decided in the United States with a 1908 bout disputed as foul tactics. Another item mentions Abe Attell and a 1904 knockout by Brooklyn boxer Tommy Sullivan in St Louis.
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Brown Scrimmage Sizes Up Harvard Clash
Brown varsity and substitutes held a brisk scrimmage with Harvard in view. The first string showed sharpness and new formations while the second team crossed from its 10 yard line on a planned drive. Coaches expect to use the same lineup against Harvard and continue testing plays tomorrow.
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World Series Films to Be Shown Today in Boston Theaters
Boston area baseball fans unable to attend the World Series games can view motion pictures of the events at B F Keith’s Theatre and the New National Theatre tomorrow afternoon and evening. The film, praised by players for its quality, includes Baker’s famed home run from the second game.
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