Braves Edge Cubs In Tight 5 4 Victory At Home
Boston beats Chicago 5 to 4 in a tense game highlighted by Jivers one handed catch to deny a Cub rally and Snodgrass's hand injury. Pierce, Barnes, and Hughes pitched for Boston with Magee and Evers delivering key hits as Chicago battled back but fell short.
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Quakers Win In Long Battle
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 2 in a drawn out game. Ron Gibson scores in the seventh, Niehoff and Stock with two-base hits, Paskett and Alexander charged with key plays, eight errors by Pittsburgh. Alexander earns the win with 6 strikeouts over Cooper's 4. Time 2 hours 29 minutes.
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Dr Devine Addresses Boston Public High School Coaches
The fall meeting of instructors and teacher-coaches in Boston public high schools met at the school committee building. No major policy changes occurred. Dr Devine, new hygiene supervisor, and Nat Young spoke. Fred J O'Brien was re elected chairman and Art Ross secretary treasurer. Matmier remains Brighton High coach and West Roxbury High athletics will be overseen by Keefe or Curtin.
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Fred J. O’brien
Art Ross
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Brighton High
Messrs. Keefe
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West Roxbury High
Baseball scores from twin bill and others across leagues
Milwaukee 11 Columbus 3 in game one. Columbus 7 Milwaukee 7 in game two ended after 9th due to darkness. St Paul 7 Cleveland 0. Louisville 6 Kansas City 4. Indianapolis 8 Minneapolis 2.
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Atlas A A bouts headline a lively boxing card in New York
Tonight at the Atlas A A, Battling Levinsky meets Sandy Ferguson in a 12 round bout with Belgian Eddie Brown against George Alger in an eight round semi final. Also scheduled are Young Clancy vs Cy Goodwin and Young Scro Hard vs Young Cooper in six round bouts. Ferguson hopes a win boosts his standing with Boston fans, while Levinsky seeks a strong performance to deter doubt.
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Sandy Ferguson
Boston
Eddie Brown
George Alger
Young Clancy
Cy Goodwin
Young Scro Hard
Young Cooper
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Wright Plays Double Sets Versus Griffin in Tri-State Tennis
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, national champion, won her second round singles match 6 0 6 2 over Iris Wilder of Cincinnati. Clarence Griffin and William M Johnston defeated Benton 6 0 6 2 in singles. Johnston and Griffin dropped the first doubles set 6 2 but won the second 6 4 against Elia Fottrell and Irving Wright.
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Miss Bjurstedt
Clarence Griffin
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William M. Johnston
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Irving Wright
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Griffin
Packard Ends Employee Leave Policy For Military Training
Packard Motor Car Company with 9000 workers adopts a policy granting employees full paid leave for any eligible military instruction tour or naval reserve cruise. The board approved the resolution at its Tuesday meeting, Sept 7, aligning with national and state military training efforts.
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Packard Board of Directors
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Raymond Wins Keller Match at Sea Girt
Paul Raymond of Connecticut won the Keller all round shooting match at Sea Girt with 97 points. J W Hession of New York Athletic Club took second with 84, Lt Col William A Twes of New Jersey third with 76, Lt Gurt Kayser of New Jersey fourth with 67. The New York team won the McAlpin trophy by 12 over the United States Marine Corps. The Rogers match went to the Marine Corps with four marines in the top places led by Corp R N Henshaw with 98.
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Connecticut
J. W. Hession
New York Athletic Club
William A. Twes
New Jersey
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New York
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District of Columbia
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Highlander Pitcher Named Athletic Trainer at Sewanee
Chattanooga Tenn Sept 18 Ray Fisher pitcher for the New York Highlanders has been retained as athletic trainer for the University of the South Sewanee. He replaces Bill Gardner former Carlisle Indian star in the announced appointment.
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New York Highlander
University of the South Sewanee
Bill Gardner
Carlisle
Giants Acquire Pitcher Fred Herbert From Toronto
The New York Giants announced one of their final acquisitions, pitcher Fred Herbert, who reports after the International league season. Herbert, who has worn three National League uniforms, was drafted by Chicago in 1913, traded to Brooklyn for Zabel and Keating, then released to Toronto. He enjoyed a strong year with Bill Clemmer's Leafs.
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Keating
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Rain Postpones Grand Circuit at Plattsburgh Card
At Plattsburgh New York September 13 rain delays the Grand Circuit program. Only the first heat of the Messina Springs amateur sweepstakes for 2yearold trotters held today. The 2 07 pace 2 14 pace 2 19 trot Mes sina Springs sweepstakes for 2 and 3 year olds and the 2 05 trot move to tomorrow.
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Messina Springs 2-year-old Colts Race Result
Sunloch won the Messina Springs event by a neck with Revelry finishing close. The field of six competed for a purse around $1200 in a 2-year-old colt race.
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Yale Eleven Forms Lineup In Strong Practice Split
Madison Conn Sept 13 Five prominent Yale candidates joined a squad of over 60 as Hinkey set today’s lineup. Von Holt Kent and others shown potential regulars with Allen at right end and LeGore at fullback as Wilson Guernsey Buck up the backfield.
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Lewiston Boy Signs With Mackmen
Buck Danner shortstop of Rumford Falls reports to Philadelphia for a trial after being signed by scout Harry Davis of the Philadelphia Americans in Lewiston Me on September 13.
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Philadelphia Americans
Buck Danner
Rumford Falls
Philadelphia
Pirates Pitcher Al Mamaux Signs 1916 17 18 Pact
Pitcher Al Mamaux has signed a three year contract with the Pirates covering 1916 1917 and 1918. The deal was made to quiet rumors in Pittsburgh outlaw circles that Mamaux would join the Federal Leagues next year.
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Harrisburg and Richmond Scoreline Fragments
Incomplete score notes show Harrisburg 8 over Buffalo 5 and Richmond 9 over Waters 0. Additional lines mention Harris ae 1 and waters epee Bi Evwriteese 10 with unclear context and names. An ending fragment reads eemer Clos Foy Cay 4.
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Harvard Opens Football Practice With 77 Reporters
Harvard began its football season with 77 players reporting for the first practice at Soldiers Field. Coach Haughton oversaw conditioning drills as Gil Browne, Frank O’Brien, Derric Parmenter and others guided ends, centers, guards, and backs. The squad features Captain Mahan and strong line material, with practices set for two sessions daily through the season start.
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Bob Guild
Mal Logan
Harry Gardiner
M. Weston
R. W. P. Brown
Soucy
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Menter
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Carlisle Indians Open Season With Scrimmage At Carlisle
Carlisle Pa Sept 18 The Carlisle Indians under Victor Kelley Gus Welch and James McGillis worked through fundamentals and a two minute scrimmage as they prepare for a Saturday season opener Williams at tackle and Chase at guard push Velmas and Martel for spots Tibbitts stood out in backfield while Captain Calac Blackbird and Fred Broker handled punting
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Victor Kelley
Gus Welch
James McGillis
Redskins
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Velmas
Martel
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Fred Broker
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