Local athletes head to Newark AAU championships
Our sports page notes 85 local contenders travel to Weequahic Park Newark for the National AAU championships. Names like Halpin Higgins Meanix Weeks Colby Lawler Wright Foley Reed Whalen Pelletier Murphy appear among likely scorers and placers in sprints throws and jumps. The piece also references Harvard football scouting in Cambridge and Tigers payroll moves as the season nears.
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Newark
N. J
Weequahic Park
Tom Halpin
Joe Higgins
Billy Meanix
Harold Weeks
A. D. Colby
John Lawler
Marc Wright
Leo Foley
A. B. Reed
Walter Whalen
Pelletier
Murphy
New England
Tyrus' Speed Delivers Detroit Victory Over Browns
Tyrus Cobb raced from first to home in the 10th inning to lift Detroit to a 4 to 2 win over St Louis. Cobb beat a throw to third and scored on Sisler’s fielding miscue, with two two-base hits by Sisler and Bratt among the noted plays. Aubrey Wellman earned the win for Detroit, as Coveleskie allowed six hits and two runs in seven innings.
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Detroit
Tyrus Cobb
Lavan
Hartley
Marsans
Sisler
St. Louis
Cobb
Shortstop
Veach
Coyeleskle
Chan
Stanage
Traeeoke
Dratt
Pratt
Austin
Miller
Wellman
Burns
Young
Crawford
Bush
Coveleskle
Dubue
Weilman
Coveleskie
Dubuc
Weisman
Welmann
Ampires
Connolly
Hildebrand
O'Neill
Gould
Gnioras
Cleveland
Wambsganss
Jackson
Moeller
Felsch
Gandil
Collins
Kavanagh
Russell
Terry
Hasbrook
Boehling
Boebling
J. Collins
Roebling
Amires—Dineen
Owens
Concord hosts first open tournament at Concord Country Club
The inaugural open tournament sponsored by the Massachusetts Golf Association will be held at the Concord Country Club on the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner in Concord on Wednesday September 14. Prizes will be awarded for first and second net and gross scores plus best selected nine.
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Concord Country Club
Massachusetts Golf Association
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Concord
Carri Gan's Sox Rally For 5 2 Win
Philadelphia report notes a transformed Sox lineup after a rough doubleheader. The team shows fight, breezing to a 5 to 2 victory with steady pitching and timely hitting.
Red Sox Triumph Despite Carrigan Suspension
Bill Carrigan faced an automatic suspension announced by Silk O’Loughlin before the game as Boston defeated Philadelphia. Leonard won the decision for the Red Sox, supported by Janvrin’s three RBIs and strong infield play. Scott, Hooper, and Gardner contributed, while Sheehan pitched well for the Athletics in a game marked by showers and a sparse crowd.
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Boston
Arlania
Hooper
Janvrin
Haliteell
Tawis
Gardner
Scott
Seeene
Thomae
Leonard
Philadelphia
Lawry
Ate
Strunk
Sehang
Mefnnis
Pick
Brown
Picinich
Sheehan
Wee Eweee
Sean
Schang
Walsh
Thomas
Gardner Hoblitzell
OM Leonard
Tinby
Loughlin
Nallin
Pires
Bill Carrigan
Ban Johnson
Silk O’loughlin
Bill
O'Loughlin
Red Sox
Athletics
Everett Scott
Barry
Lewis
Hoblitzell
Duffy
Connie Mack
Walker
Sox
Scotty
Hobbbie
Harry
Taicklily
MacTnnes
Miss Minneapolis Wins Lake George Cup One Mile Powerboat Race
The Lake George Cup for North America’s one mile powerboat championship was claimed by Miss Minneapolis from the Minneapolis Powerboat Association. Miss Detroit was the only other starter and Peter Pan VII retired. Miss Minneapolis averaged 53.11 knots (61.08 mph) across six miles, with a best mile of 1:04.6 running with the current.
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Detroit
Sept
North America
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Powerboat Association
Peter Pan VII
Columbia Yacht Club
New York
Lake George Club
Brickley Brings Large Boston College Squad to Field
Coach Charlie Brickley leads a large BC squad at University Heights this afternoon as the team assembles for the new season. Most of last year’s eleven return, all but three, with preparations for the Dartmouth clash on Sept. 30.
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Charlie Brickley
Boston College
Unclear scoreboard event from Little Rock and Memphis game
Readable lines indicate a baseball or similar game with Little Rock 2 and Memphis 2112 innings. The second game was postponed and Atlanta did not show up. text is garbled with missing dates and locations.
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Little Rock
Memphis
Atlanta
White Sox Beat Indians 4 3 on Sept 6
Chicago tops Cleveland 4 to 3 after fending off a late Indians rally. Schalk and Tournier were ejected by umpire Dineen for arguing, and Hasbrook debuted at first in the late innings.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Indians
Schalk
Tournier
White Sox
Dineen
Robert Hasbrosk
YACHTSMEN HONOR CLUB MEMBERS AT CUP NIGHT
Over 200 Quincy Yacht Club members gathered at Houghs Neck for the annual cup night dinner. Captain Stanton Gy King spoke. death of former Commodore Frank F Crane curtailed the ceremony. Awards included a Crane memorial trophy proposal by Fred R Rice and prizes to H A Estabrook and CG Fernald in sailing and squadron categories.
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Quincy Yacht Club
Hough's Neck
Stanton Gy
Haven
Charlestown
Frank F. Crane
Quincy
Fred R. Rice
Frank Fessenden Crane
H. A. Estabrook
Marblehead
CG. T. Fernald
Clara
W. H. Robbins
Dolly III
Ww. W. Arnold
Veda
S. D. Higgins
Almira
H. A. Jones
Gay Lad
Sam’ Brannan
Beatrice
C. Jy. Fernald
Grayling
D. V. Nickerson
Iris
H. S. Crane
Mudgekeewis
E. W. Emery
Cock O' the Walk
Cape Catboats
Dartmouth Football Adds Seven for Season Practice
Hanover N H Sept six the Dartmouth squad enlarged by seven men took the field for the second day of practice. Milton Ghee former all America quarterback from the 1914 team became assistant to Coach Cavanaugh and immediately directed drills. The session focused on line charging blocking and extensive punting and passing work.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Milton Ghee
Cavanaugh
Gloucester Yacht Club postpones first 18-foot race due to fog
The opening race in the Gloucester Yacht Club 18-foot knock about series for the James Farrell trophies was delayed today because of dense fog. The event is rescheduled for Saturday afternoon with the field of competitors awaiting the weather clears.
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Gloucester
Gloucester Yacht Club
James (. Farrell
Tug Of War Championship Set For Minesday Eve
The Trish county tug of war title will be decided at A O H Hall Union Street Charlestown on Minesday at eight o clock. John J Hickey chairs the committee with Daniel Coffey captain of Boyle O Reilly as referee.
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Trish
Union Street
Charlestown
John J. Hickey
Aniel Coffey
Boyle O'Reilly
Fight Tonight in New York and Boston Bout Headlines
Keen fan interest surrounds tomorrow night’s ten round main event at the Commercial A C. with Charley Sheppard of New York facing Johnny Downes of South Boston. Downes seeks revenge for his stable mate Johnny Donovan while Sheppard vows a worse defeat than he gave Joe McCarthy’s other protégé.
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A. C
Charley Sheppard
New York
Johnny Downes
South Boston
Johnny Donovan
Sheppard
Joe McCarthy
No hit no run pitchers named in season notes
The query lists four pitchers with no hit no run performances this season: Joe Bush of the Athletics against Cleveland, Tom Hughes of the Braves against Pittsburgh, George Foster of the Red Sox against the Yankees, and Dutch Leonard of the Red Sox against the Browns. No Medford High football start date or coach details are provided.
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Joe Bush
Athletics
Cleveland
Tom —_ Hughes
Braves
Pittsburg
George Foster
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Dutch Leonard
Sox
St. Louis Browns
Medford High School
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