Hinkey Drills Eli Warriors in Varsity Practice
Field Marshal Frank Hinkey led Yale football drills at Madison Connecticut with morning and afternoon sessions. Various quarterbacks including Wilson and Duryea were tested as players rotated among three teams while Tommy Cornell did not practice. The squad may stay in Madison next week due to improved condition.
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Madison
Conn
Frank Hinkey
Yale Football Warriors
Wilson
McLesh
Easton
Robertson
Duryea
Hinkey
Tommy Cornell
Bill Marting
Mey
Yale Field
Brockton Plans For Big Athletic Meet
Preparations for the Brockton Fair track events are under way with aims to attract leading sprinters and stage a mile race that could become a regional classic. The committee seeks top competitors following national championships and plans to offer unprecedented prizes to elevate the Brockton meet.
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Brockton
Brockton Fair
New England
Postponed AL Games To Be Played In Western Cities
American league clubs will play postponed games in Western cities this month. Washington at Chicago, Boston at Chicago, Washington at St Louis, Boston at St Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, New York at Cleveland, Boston at Detroit, Cleveland at St Louis.
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Chicago
B. B. Johnson
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Eland
Hoblitzel Raises Old Question Again
Dick Hoblitzel has batted .380 with the Red Sox raising the question whether American league pitching is better than or equal to the National league. He did not hit for the Reds this season and, despite hints he did not give his best to Herzog, never hit as well in the older circuit as in Boston.
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Dick Hoblitzel
Red Sox
Hobby
Cincinnati Reds
Charley Herzog
Boston
Records Fall in A A U Meet at Johns Hopkins
Three junior national championship records were broken and one equalled in the Amateur Athletic Union junior championships held at Johns Hopkins University athletic field Homewood. V Kyronen Kaleva Athletic Club Brooklyn set a five mile mark of 2 39 1 5. G A Browder Jr Polytechnic Preparatory Brooklyn threw the javelin 165 ft 2 in. H T Worthington Boston Athletic Association added the broad jump 23 ft sin. J F McLoughlin Boston Athletic equalled the hop, step and jump record of 45 ft sin. (Baltimore Sept 11)
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V. Kyronen
Kaleva Athletic Club
Brooklyn
G.A. Browder, Jr
Polytechnic Preparatory
H. T. Worthington
Boston Athletic Association
J. F. McLoughlin
Baltimore
Amateur Athletic Union
Johns Hopkins University Athletic Field
Homewood
New York clubs dominate meet with 55 points win
The New York Athletic Club led with 55 points, followed by New York Irish-American A. C. 24, Boston A. A. 20, Boston Irish-American Club 16, and Chicago Athletic Association 13. The event highlighted multiple New York and Boston athletes, with distances and times across sprints, jumps, hurdles, and throws.
Athletic Meet Event Results Across Multiple disciplines
Results show J C Lawler of Irish American A A wins 16 pound shot with 48 feet 5 and 4 inches at Boston with W F Roos of New York A C second. Other winners include A R Rodriguez in running high jump and K R Curtis in pole vault, with top marks and notable records referenced.
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J. C. Lawler
A. A
Boston
W. F. Roos
New York
A. C
A. Fetter
G. Kuell
Anchor Athletic Club
New Jersey
A. R. Rodriguez
Bronx Church House
E. Lescher
H. E. Welch
Cleveland A. C
B. Randall
K. R. Curtis
Syate
H. J. Reed
K. Caldwell
H. H. Semmes
Washington
William Lynch
T. K. Barrett
Marsland Swimming Club
Baltimore
L. P. Gear
D. H. Hennon
G. A. Browder
Ot “Techmic Preparatory
Brooklyn
J. ©. Lincoln
L. Harber
L. Rudnick
Mohawk A. C
VY. Kyronen
Kaleva A. C
D. Broderick
David Politzer
Sheridan A. C
E. Carroll
Tigers Defeat Chicago 5-3 on Erratic Chicago Defense
Detroit bats sparked a 5-3 victory as Chicago’s Baker misplayed a ball and the Tigers benefited from strong hits. Manager Callahan used four pitchers in a seesaw game, with Dauss allowed five runs in 12 1 2 innings. Two-base hits by Dauss Vitt Roth highlighted Chicago’s offense, while Detroit tallying came from Bush Witt Cobb Crawford and others.
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Chicago
Detroit
Baker
Basls
Callahan
Tigers
AB. R
Veach
Heilman
Moriarty
Stanage
Drauss
AB. R. BH
PO. A. E. Memitt
Livesness
Weaver
Colian
Pournier
Schalk
Kubt
Scissseay
DS Roth
Shi
BCOU
Srsevecee
Csastic
aBolie
Besser
Faber
Pss Occassson
bChappell
Mossel
Tathrop
Dauss
Vitt
Roth
Scott
Lather’ S
Russell
Lathrop
Dineen
Bay State Motorcycle Club Tour Kicks Off Today
The Bay State Motorcycle Club begins a two day endurance run with starts at 5 a m from Park Square or the Goodrich building. Riders will reach Portsmouth Portland North Conway White River Junction Keene and Boston with daylight riding and a medal offered for finishing within an hour of each day’s schedule.
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Bay State Motorcycle Club
Park Square
Goodrich
Boylston Street
Portsmouth
Portland
North Con- Way
St. Johnsbury
White River Junction
Keene
Boston
Goodrich Touring Bureau
American Olympic Committee to Host Next Games
The international Olympic committee announced it will entrust organizing the next Olympic Games to the American Olympic Committee following a meeting in New York.
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Paris
International Olympic Committee
New York
Early 1914 Schoolboy Football Opens in Waltham
The 1914 season kicks off at 3 p.m. with Marlboro and Waltham meeting on the Waltham High field. Officials include Dr Edward J. O'Brien Tufts as referee and Alfred W. Ingalls Brown as umpire. Captains and players listed reflect early era play.
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Waltham H. Marlboro
H. Leary
Butler
E Tracey
T Jones
Snute
Lg Hoelsher
Walker
G Tomlin
Groggins
T Eaton
Johnstone
Sanford
R E Bacon
Eaton
Moore
Gately
Bacon
Brown
Millen
Laflamme
H B
Richardson
Peloquin
Edward J
O’brien
Tufts
Alfred W. Ingalls
Edward Laughlin
Harvard
Ralph
Boston Braves Lead Broadway Betting With Pennant Odds
New York reports the Boston Braves as favorites on Broadway for the National League pennant with odds of 6 to 5, reversing earlier even money and marking the first time this year McGraw region supporters asked for odds.
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New York
Boston Braves
Broadway
McGraw
Betting and odds swirl as Boston and New York duel for pennant
The piece notes heavy speculation on the Baseball World Series with backers hedging bets between Boston and New York as Giants fans hedge against earlier wagers. It cites more bets on the Braves and Cubs and records outsized wagers while predicting a Boston New York showdown with 28 Giants games left and Boston 27.
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Braves
Boston
Stallings
Giants
Cubs
O’day
Chicago
New York
Open of season football clash set by Waltham and Marlboro High
Over 6000 expected to witness the season opener as Waltham High and Marlboro High prepare for their first football game of the year. 1100+ invitations issued, souvenir programmes printed with lineups and rule changes. Waltham fields five veterans including Captain Richardson and Gately at quarterback. Marlboro counters with four veterans led by Captain Butler and Balmour at center.
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Waltham High
Harry Dame
Marlboro High
Captainchardson
Millen
Bacon
Tomlin
Tracey
Gately
Eaton
Leary
Jones
Conlin
Hoelscher
Butler
Sanford
Claftin
Groggins
Shute
Walker
Balmour
la Flamme
Moore
Pelequin
O Reilly Banquet Attracts Many Former Pupils
Friends and former students honor John D. O'Reilly a former Eng lish High and Dorchester High coach with a large banquet at the American House at 7 pm on Monday. About 400 guests expected including athletes he trained and celebrities like Johnny Evers Rabbit Maranville and John F. Fitzgerald. Invitations through Winfred Long 137 Peterboro Street Back Bay 21339.
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John D. O'Reilly
Dorchester
John
Johnny Evers
Rabbit Maranville
John F. Fitzgerald
John-O
Winfred Long
Peterboro Street
Back Bay
Senators Outhit Yankees And Win
Washington won 4 to 2 as three hits by the Yankees off Shaw were not enough. Moeller delivered a three run inning in the third with three singles a double and a walk plus a double steal. The Yankees scored in the fifth and Masel stole home in the sixth after a Masel single and steal.
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Washington
New York
Shaw
Nationals
Moeller
Yankees
Masel
PO Wu Moeller
Foster
Milan
Peckinpa Boon Rweeney
Snsavens
Wee McHale
McHale
Malisel
Dweeney
Morgan
Gandil
Peuee
Boone
Meee Laergan
SteHiale
Giants Shut Out Brooklyn 3 to 0 in New York
Giants blank Brooklyn 3 0 as Christy Mathewson dominates the mound and Larry Doyle helps spark the defense with a key catch. Brooklyn protests two umpires after a rough day. Giants head to Philadelphia for two against Dooin while Brooklyn heads to Boston to face the Braves.
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New York
Dick Rudolph
Frank Baker
Christy Mathewson
Boston
Giants
Brooklyn
Braves
Phillies
Larry Doyle
Matty
Wheat
George Cutshaw
Gus Getz
Superbas
Dick Bean
Egan
McGraw
Eason
J Egan
Harry Smith
Savannah
Heinke
Ericson
Dallas
Brainard
Austin
O'Connor
Rooters
Schmutz
Merkle
Larry McLean
Philadelphia
Dooin
Wilbert Robinson
Snodgrass
Cnae
Burns
F Doyle
Fletcher, Robertson
Grant
Ween Merkle
McLean
Mathewson
AB Dalton
E. Daubert
Ertson
Doyle
Getz
Daubert
Fletcher
Yason
O’connor
Portland Tops Lowell Then Loses Second in Doubleheader
Portland out-hit Lowell in the first game but lost 6 to 5 while Lowell won. In the second game Portland captured 8 to 4 as Lohman was hit hard and Watkins pitched superbly for Lowell.
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Lowell
Portland
Ring
Lohman
Watkins
Worcester 4 Lynn 1 in season finale
Worcester defeated Lynn 4 to 1 in the season finale at Lynn. Stewart and Cooney drove in runs, Porter and Stewart hit two base hits, and Van Dyke pitched for Lynn while Condon started for Worcester.
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LYNN
Worcester
A.B
Young
Moulton
Very
Robinson
Merigan
Carroll
Kennedy
van Dye
Condon
Stewart
Cooney
Porter
Wilson
van Dyke
Bannon
Harvard and Princeton Reach Intercollegiate Golf Final
Harvard captain E. P. Allis and Princeton’s L. M. Washburn won their semifinals at Garden City Golf Club to reach the 36 hole final for the Intercollegiate Golf Association individual championship. Allis defeated Yale’s Gaines and Pierce while Washburn edged Pennsylvania’s C. B. Webster to force a final between Harvard and Princeton.
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Garden City
L. L
Harvard
Princeton
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Garden City Golf Club
E. P. Allis
L. M. Washburn
Allis
F. S. Gaines
Yale
R. D. Pierce
Washburn
R. N. B. Fay
C. B. Webster
Pennsylvania
Favorites Clean Up In Lewiston Races
The favorites won today's Maine State Fair races in Lewiston. Seddie Mann set a state record for pacers with a mile in 2:09 and a last quarter of 33.14 seconds. Tom S. won three heats in the 2:14 pace, with Ethel S. second and Hard Luck third. Mary Chantrelle won three heats and the 2:28 trot with Indiana Dillon second and Major 8. third. Mackhurst won the 2:21 heat race, with Blowfelt second and Vector fourth. Rosa Lou and Lucky Clover also started.
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Lewiston
Seddie Mann
Br. F
Northern Mann
State of Maine
Thomas S
Viceroy
Reed
Ethel S
el Galo
Mary Chantrelle
B. m
Knight
Pattee
Indiana Dillon
Major
Dr. Billings
Oie Tommy Cotter
Flora Dillon
Hannah Iker
Alfred Nelson
Mackhurst
McDougal
Fox
Blowfelt
Frank Ward
Vector
Rosa Lou
Lucky Clover
Holden Free Agent Declared by Baseball Commission
The National Baseball Commission ruled William Holden a free agent after his request to determine his status. He was awarded 300 dollars paid by the New York Americans to the Baltimore club, to apply to his salary when he joined Baltimore. Baltimore was censured for not suspending Holden after sale and for his disappearance.
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Cincinnati
William Holden
National Baseball Commision Today
New York Americans
Baltimore
New York
Holden
Providence Defeats Jersey City 8 to 1 in Open Match
Providence beats Jersey City 8 to 1 as Buffalo tops Toronto 6 to 5 in a pair of hockey or baseball style results. The brief scores highlight decisive victories for Providence and Buffalo over Jersey City and Toronto respectively.
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Providence
Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronto
Southern Association Scores From Memphis Nashville Rounds
Memphis hosts Birmingham Memphis 6 Chattanooga Mobile 2 Chattanooga 1. Nashville Montgomery results show Nashville 3 Montgomery 2 in the first game and Nashville 4 Montgomery 1 in the second game.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Nashville
Montgomery
Scores From A A Baseball Action Across Cities
The American Association results show St. Paul Kansas City 9 6 and 5 in two games, St. Paul defeated by Kansas City in the second game. Minneapolis Milwaukee split with Milwaukee 7 5 and 5 1, in the pair of games. Indianapolis edged Louisville 14 to 10 in a separate matchup.
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St. Paul
Kansas City
St. Pauli
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
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