Red Sox Blank Sox 6 0 as Collins Dominates Chicago
Ray Collins pitched a six run shutout over the Chicago White Sox, allowing limited hits through five innings and finishing strong. Boston title hopes ride on stellar defense and timely hits, with Wagner, Weaver, and Speaker contributing key plays in a low offense night for Chicago.
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Braves May Get Mascot as John Keatley Proposes Debut
John W Keatley of 38 Vernon Street Cambridge sent a telegram to Manager Kling offering to be the Braves mascot for next year. He volunteers despite the risk to his reputation. The Braves led 4 3 after solid hitting in the second and third innings before the game ended in the fourth. Heinie Zimmerman hit a two run homer and a single to drive in a run for Chicago. A double bill is scheduled for today at 1 30 o clock. Hot Springs appears likely as the Braves training site, with a possible Red Sox series looming.
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Medford High to Have Strong Football Team This Year
More than 50 candidates reported to Coach Carroll and Captain John Dwyer at the Fulton street grounds for Medford High football. Ralph Kendall will observe and assist as Carroll builds a fast squad with backfield players including Twombly Day Esam Mosher Grant Fletcher Shum Brogan Christansen and Benjamin. End candidates include Burnham Bates Brady Drew Mitchell McKinnon Clinton Tyler Thompson. Captain Dwyer Allard Bradish Kane Kerr Meister Gillis Lowell Reynolds Robert son Snowley and others vie for line positions.
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Early Medford club founded in 1858 with notable feats
Fragmentary local notice describes the Trimouneathich club in Medford, organized amid beer in common with residents of Malden. It notes a historic feat of a rider in Portian Me on June 17, 1858, with a head first slide and other details singular to the event.
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Everett High Welcomes Return of George Brickley
The Everett High squad appeared yesterday afternoon for the first time of the year as George Brickley confirmed his return to Everett High this fall. He will not enroll at Phillips Exeter Academy as rumored in scholastic circles.
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Ray rises to top form as season progresses
The article notes Ray finally shows true potential this season after previous inconsistent years. After a slow Hot Springs start and initial doubt from President McAleer, he has become one of the nation's most effective pitchers, closely tracked by his peers and following the great Joe Wood.
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Punting Drill for Princeton Boosts Early Roster
Princeton, N J September 11 Ten new candidates joined the Tigers in an early season practice. A punting drill highlighted the session with Case DeWitt Gile and Lee delivering long punts. Trainer Fitzpatrick led sprint work as heat affected the players and H George Phillips, last year’s tackle, made his 1912 debut in good form.
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Belmont Wins St Leger Race
August Belmont's Tracery won the St Leger Stakes at Doncaster for 6500 sovereigns. Maidet Erlegh finished second and Hector third as 14 horses started. Tracery led from start to finish to win by five lengths despite being an 8 to 1 shot. The favorite Mondoman was beaten in the straight. Bellhouse rode the winner.
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Plan Columbus Day Regatta
New England Amateur Rowing Association votes to hold a Columbus Day regatta on the Charles River basin at 9 am with 13 events including singles doubles and eights. Entries close Oct 9. city appropriation anticipated. Metropolitan Rowing Club of New York plans to compete in multiple events. Potential senior entries include Rockrimmon Club Springfield Columbian Rowing Association and Union Boat Club.
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Pirates Rally To Beat Phillies 10 8 In Philadelphia
Pittsburg hammered the Phillies 10 to 8 in a rough game. Chalmers exited after four innings, Seaton pitched three, Nelson finished. Carey led the offense with three singles and a double in five at bats as Ferry and Camnitz backed the win with solid support and no errors.
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Army Eleven Promising Despite Veteran Losses at West Point
West Point cadets report over 100 out for the army football team and expect a strong season. Nine veterans are gone including Hyatt Dean Arnold and Littlejohn, with Chauncey Devore of West Virginia named captain. Trainer Harry Toothill arrives to lead the workouts under Captain Graves with assistance from Sultan Dean Arnold and Wood.
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Cornell opens football practice with regular work
Ithaca N Y Sept 11 Cornell's football practice began with regular play. Coach A H Sharpe aims to finish preliminaries quickly and move into tactics. Thirty four players joined the session as three elevens worked through straight football, with Captain Butler Fritz Munna and Hill the only veterans present.
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