National and American League baseball schedule brief
National York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia play two games. American Philadelphia visits Detroit in a separate matchup.
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First Harvard Football Practice Opens With 90 Players
Harvard's opening football practice drew 90 players with Captain Arnold Horween leading a group from last year’s squad. Coach Bob Fisher and a strong coaching staff oversaw drills under the sun as 3:30 pm sessions and a target of 100 players were planned for today.
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Duke Sedgwick
Keith Kane
Arnold Horween
Dick Humphrey
Tommy Woods
Bubbles Havemeyer
Wynant Hubbard
Mitchell Gratwick
Ceach Pooch
Donovan
Don Angier
Fiske Brown
Charlie Butterfield
Owen Barton
J. O. Bancroft
T. Barker
M. W. Bradbyer
K. C. Buchanan
Wesley Brocker
Clarence Buell
T. G. Cooperstein
W. H. Churchill
Vinton Chapman
Cogan
J M. Cooper
A J. Conlon
G. J. Cronin
Car M. Doherty
J. W. Harrington
H. B. Humphrey
Ben Hunneman
Jewett Johnson
Eb, Jackson
D. J. Jordan
J. GC. Kennedy
R. P. Center
J. T. Kelley
K. Kane
Koch
P. B. Kunhardt
G. C. Lee
Soldiers Field
Bob Fisher
Crimson Warriors
List of Names Tied to Historical Group
The fragment lists numerous individuals including Ben Lockwood E W Lose 8 P Moorehead W W Miller Clark Macomber J N Mc Donald R Morton A L Miller R F Murphy J M Morrison C B Newhall M E Olmsted George Owen F W Pratt P ee and F E Park Menlem Rosen G Reynolds F Rouilland EB G Belden P Salter B y Schefflin Carl Stillman Elt Stillman 8 Short i Strong J Tolbert C A Tierney J W Watson G W White Ned Weatherhead Bayard Wharton W B Wood and Tom.
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Ben Lockwood
E. W. Lose
P. Moorehead
W. W. Miller
Clark Macomber
J. N. McDonald
R. Morton
A. L. Miller
R. F. Murphy
J. M. Morrison
C. B. Newhall
M. E. Olmsted
George Owen
F. W. Pratt
P. Ee
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Menlam
Rosen
G. Reynolds
F. Rouilland
EB. G. Bel
New Haven Club Challenges IL Champ for Series
New Haven president George M. Weiss, assuming Eastern league clinch, wired a challenge to the winner of the International league for a seven game series to decide the minor league championship of the East. He addressed message to Dave Fultz Jack Dunn and J J McCaffrey and requested immediate wire.
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New Haven
Conn
George M. Weiss
New Haven Baseball Club
Mr. Weiss
Dave Fultz
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
J. J. McCaffrey
Toronto
Dartmouth Fullback Theron Lehman Dies at 24
Theron Steve Lehman, star fullback for Dartmouth in 1916 and 1917, dies at age 24 in Cleveland Ohio from an illness contracted during World War I.
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Dartmouth
BC Coach Holds First Grid Practice With Sparse Attendance
Major Frank Cavanaugh opened the Boston College football season at University Heights with a long heart to heart chat. Only about six veterans showed up for the 21st practice session as many recruits were present.
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Frank Cavanaugh
Boston
University Heights
Cavanaugh
Alumni Field Echoes Bring Boston Area High School Stars
At Alumni Field Greater Boston high schools contribute numerous players as Cavs conduct early season drills. Ted Madden may not return to the Heights this fall, while Liston from Lehigh appears ready to fill Madden's shoes. Duckie Powers and other prep stars show speed and promise for the squad.
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Boston
Cav
Ted Madden
Madden
Wyoming
Liston
Lehigh
University Heights
Lowell
Duckie” Powers
B. C
Urban
Lanagan
B. C. Prep
Wilson
Reardon
Corcoran
Whalley
Morley
Paten
Arthur Murray
Arlington High to Start Grid Practice This Fall
Arlington High School will begin football practices late this week or early next week. The team competes in the Mystic Valley Inter scholastic Football League with Melrose Wakefield Watertown Winchester and Woburn. Coach William F. McCarthy leads the Arlington eleven, last year’s Mystic Valley champion. Five league games are planned as part of the schedule.
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Arlington High School
Arlington Eleven
Melrose
Wakefield
Watertown
Winchester
Woburn
William F. McCarthy
Arlington
Pirates Land on Vaughn 7-4 in Pittsburg
Chicago closed its season with a 71 to 4 loss as Pittsburg landed on Vaughn for four runs. Vaughn issued two wild pitches and hit a batter, while Carlson was relieved in the fifth by Adams.
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Nicholson
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McKechnie
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O'Farrell
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Pittsburg Seteenee
Nichol- Rod
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Dams
O’ Farrell
Vampires
Klem and
Emslie
Yankees Shutout A's 2-0 Behind Carl Mays Ball
New York defeated Philadelphia 2 to 0 as Carl Mays pitched a shutout. The Athletics managed only two clean hits, with the rest being scratch hits. The Yankees squandered base chances due to poor baserunning while Rommell worked the eighth for Philadelphia and struck out Ruth Pratt and Meusel.
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Carl Mays
Philadelphia
Athletics
Yankees
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Pratt
Meusel
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