Doves Shut Out as Lynn Beats McCorry in Exhibition
Lynn New England defeats the Doves 2 0 in Ocean Park exhibition. McCorry fans seven as Burke allows five hits and receives a warm at home. Buzick and Daum later deliver two runs with doubles in the seventh. Both teams commit no errors.
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Doves
McCorry
Lynn New England
Ocean Park
Billy Burke
Conway
Boston
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Daum
Buzick
Burke
Getz
Cargo
Om Burke
Knowlton
Cole Has Cubs Fans Anxious Over World Series
The piece quotes Leonard Cole as a leading Cubs pitcher, noting his nerve and curve variety. It discusses his readiness for a possible world series, the doubt about his inexperience, and mentions other pitchers like Brown Redbach Overall Pfiester and coaches. It emphasizes Chance’s faith in nerve as a key strength of the Cubs staff.
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Leonard Cole
Cubs
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Fast Company
Cole
Athletics
Youngs
Cule
Chance
Brown
Redbach
Jack Pfiester
Connie Mack
Pfiester
Reulbach
Trade Rumor Denied By Boston Leader
President John S. Taylor declines to discuss rumors that Carrigan and Joe Wood were to be traded for Clarke and Joss of Cleveland. He says there has been enough talk about trades and refuses further interview on the subject.
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Carrigan
Joe Wood
John S. Taylor
Boston
Bill Carrigan
Clarke
Joss
Cleveland
Trade Talk Shifts Over Boston Players in Ailing Arm Season
The piece notes President Taylor might trade Boston stars Carrigan and Wood if a fair deal appears. Joss unlikely to return to form. he rested in Toledo after arm troubles. Clarke labeled a troublemaker, Donahue borrowed by the Naps from the Red Sox as Easterly recovered.
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Joss
Toledo
Bonesetter Reese
Taylor
Clarke
Cleveland
Naps
Pat Donahue
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Rain Delays Boston Printer Game in National League
Chicago defeats Pittsburg 20 to 6 in the printers league tournament as rain stops a Boston New York game after three innings with a 1 to 1 tie. Batteries Richter and Ahearns face Hughes and Stewart.
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Washington
Chicago
Pittsburg
Union Printers
Boston
New York
R. H. BE
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Hughes and Stewart
Cornell Announces First Football Lineup
Cornell in Ithaca shows its initial lineup on day two of practice with five veterans and four former freshmen among the starters. The team lists ends Whyte and Baker. tackles Munk and Zeller. guards Wilson and Hale. center Seagraves. quarterback Davidson. halves Robb and Bates. fullback Simson. Forty candidates attended.
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Cornell
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Baker
Munk
Zeller
Wilson
Hale
Seagraves
Davidson
Robb
Bates
Simson
Herreshoff Delivers Surprise at National Golf Championship
At Brookline Country Club the national amateur golf championship begins with dramatic results. Fred Herreshoff of New York from Ekwanok shoots 74 to lead with 152 over 36 holes and earns medal for low score, while Warren K. Wood and W. C. Fownes Jr. advance with strong afternoon showings. Overall Massachusetts, New York, Pittsburgh and Western players qualify for match play as Egan misses by one stroke and Gardner fails to reach the round.
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Brookline
Fred Herreshoff
New York
Ekwanok
J. F. Shanley, Jr
Deal
Warren K. Wood
Chicago
Herreshoff
Brae Burn
Robert Gardner
Hinsdale
Massachusetts
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West
Wilmington
Florida
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Oakmont G. C
J. G. Anderson
Woodland
Aum
Reed
St. Andrews
Robert Hunter
Midlothian
Eben M. Byers
P. W. Whittemore
Garden City
John M. Ward
Ward
Anderson
H. H. Wilder
Vesper
Marshall Whitlareh
Apawamis
R. W. Brown
Meadowbrook
W. van Amringe
Commonwealth
Oakmont
Ellis Knowles
Pensacola
A. M. Reid
R. Wier
P. W. Whittemore Country Club
EK. M. Byers
Ekwunok
J. F. Shanley
D. E. Sawyer
Wheaton
Albert Seckel
Riverside
C. E. Evans, Jr
Edgewater
W. K. Wood
Homewood
D. Bowers
Paul Hunter
W.R. Tuckerman
Stockbridge
H. Schmidt
Worcester
F. A. Martin
G. A. Ormiston
Allegheny
Boxing Gossip Sparks Milwaukee bout reshuffle and schedule shifts
The boxing page reports Packey McFarland reworking plans for a match with Ad Wolgast in Milwaukee on the original date, affecting clubs and a planned Armory A. A. event with Matty Baldwin and Frankie White. Langford Jeanette date moved to October 11, and other notes include Tony Ross’s return to form and possible Coulon Burns bout. Navy Yard wrestling card at Hibernian Hall pits Joe Gordon against Martin Rook.
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Ad Wolgast
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Armory A. A
McFarland
Frankie White
Frankie Conley
Monte Attell
Baldwin
White
Jeanette
Doughty Samuel
Tony Ross
Jimmy Dime
Ross
Jack Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
Fitz
Jack O'Brien
Johnny Coulon
Brockton
Eedie Shelvin
Roxbury
Tommy O'Keefe
Memphis
Jeffries
Sam Langford
Willie Lewis
Park Row
Navy Yard
Hibernian Hall
Charlestown
Joe Gordon
Navy
Martin Rook
America
Newton High Football Team Prospects Grow On Field
Newton Sept 13 A Newton High School football squad of candidates worked out on Claflin field under coach Alfred Dickinson in hot sun with plans to double by week end Captain James Gallagher and Stewart Ryder are last year’s regulars Blondy Blue K Conroy and Hickox brothers Oliver and Clarence seek regular positions Leon Marshall returns to duty with brothers Lloyd Marshall prior standout tackle New material includes Shepard Cain R S Van Tasell Homer Clarke Norman Chandler Wilbur Chandler and others Gallagher may enter college and not return Dickinson expects a nervy beefy group likely to form a first class team
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Hickox
Oliver
Clarence
Leon Marshall
Lloyd Marshall
Shepard Cain
R.S. van ‘Tassell
Homer Clarke
Norman
Charles Wilbur
Chandler
Gallagher
Dickinson
Newton
Chattanooga Mobile baseball doubleheader results
In Chattanooga, the first game ended Chatta nooga 6 Mobile 2, and the second game Chatta nooga 0 Mobile 2. In Atlanta, Montgomery tied 2 to 2 after four innings. In Memphis, New Orleans scored 2 to Memphis 2.
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Mobile
Atlanta
Montgomery
Memphis
New Orleans
Columbus beats Indianapolis in opening game 3 0
In the first game Columbus defeated Indianapolis 3 to 0. The second game ended in a 0 0 tie after 16 innings with darkness stopping play. Other results show Toledo 2 Louisville 0 and Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 0.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Quill Edges Loughrey In Final Armory Bout
In a rugged farewell clash at the Armory A A, Tommy Quill of Brockton won over Young Loughrey of Philadelphia after a close bout that fans felt could have gone either way. Referee Flaherty awarded the decision to Quill despite near equal action throughout.
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Brockton
Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
Armory
A. A
Flaherty
Loughrey
Quill
Quills
Yale Football Players Begin Training at Lakeville
Five Yale candidates arrived at Lakeville Connecticut as practice starts delayed. By tomorrow morning others will report and regular drills begin tomorrow afternoon. Head Coach Ted Guy arrived from Witchfield. Harry Vaughan will miss the season due to injuries from last fall.
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Conn
Yale
Ted Guy
Witchfield
Hincks
Raynor
Princeton
Changing the Naval Uniform for Massachusetts Militia
The Massachusetts naval reserves headed to the Chica and Rodgers receive a uniform overhaul. Governor Draper and Adjutant General Brigham approve. Officers must update by January 1, 1912, adopting U S Navy dress with state insignia and a new gold anchor sleeve emblem.
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U. S. S. Chica
Rodgers
Bay State Naval Force
Eben
Playing Harold Both Ways by Sewall Ford
Shorty the popular character returns in the Post Magazine next Sunday in a feature titled Playing Harold Both Ways. The story promises an engaging exploration of the character and his humorous adventures.
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Sewall Ford
Post
Harold
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