Portland Defeats New Haven 4 to 0 in Eastern League
Durning pitched well for Portland and shut out New Haven 4 to 0. Dowell starred on base with sensational running as Portland’s defense fielded sharply and Clemens led offensively with two RBIs and two runs scored.
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Miller
Bressler
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Springfield Romps Past Worcester 6-5 In Nine
Springfield pounded Worcester in one inning for five runs and held on to win 6 to 5. Hickey, Smith, Hammond, Mahoney, Stephens, Powers, Maloney, Tyler, McGinley, Werre are noted in the box with 7 hits for Springfield and 2 for Worcester. Powers and Hanson worked as the pitchers with 7 and 10 hits allowed respectively.
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Hanser
Worcester
McGinley
Hickey
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Hammond
Mahoney
Stephens
Powers
Maloney
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Ninth inning rally boosts New London in slugfest
Walsh pitches for New London and walks seven as New London posts a high scoring game. Weiser Briggs and Odell lead with two-base and three-base hits. Reiger allows several runs while Walsh yields twelve earned runs in nine innings.
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Bigweport
Rpriggs
Baker
Reiger
Odell
Weiser
Dowd
Becker
Russell
Briggs
Moshier
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Brigegs
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Walsh
Wits
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Ennis
Brickley Coach of Harvard Football Demonstration at Soldiers Field
At Soldiers Field yesterday Harvard football ran a practice scrimmage with end and tackle pairs on defense the first time tackling was allowed. Charley Brickley led a group of eight drop-kickers showing how to convert a long ball into three points and then supervised signal work with Harvard’s prized backfield combination.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard
Charley Brickley
Brickley
Bonitwo Wins Gloucester Yacht Club Race
Bonitwo led the 18-footers to win the second race for trophies funded by James Farrell of Albany and Bass Rocks. The Winsome, skippered by Commodore Colby, finished second, seven minutes back.
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R. Russell Smith
Gloucester Yacht Club
James ©. Farrell
Albany
Bass Rocks
Commodore Colby
Fowler Named Boston College Athletics Director
Robert Fowler of Cambridge former distance runner and Princeton cross country coach was appointed director of athletics at Boston College and immediately began duties with the Boston College football squad.
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Cambridge
Princeton
Jonahh Donovan
Harvard
Boston College
Boston
Herman Dead at 55 in Chicago
Dr George St Herman former president of the Amateur Athletic Union died at his home in Chicago from heart disease following an appendectomy. He was 55 years old.
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George St Herman
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Cleveland Triumphs Over A's 8 to 4 in Slender Clash
Cleveland downed Philadelphia 8 to 4 behind solid relief by Lambeth after Beebe exited in the fourth. Myers struggled with control, walking seven as Cleveland capitalized on two bases hits by Roth Grover and Graney. Base runners also aided by Beebe and Chapman on sacrifice plays.
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Philadelphia
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Uy Haley
Yankees Fall to Tigers 4 1 in Opening Clash
Detroit defeated New York 4 to 1 to start the series and close within two points of first place. Coveleskie worked seven solid innings before the eighth inning wobble led to two runs, with Davis finishing. High Crawford and Pipp contributed key hits as Detroit took the opener in a game noted for pitching and sharp fielding.
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Russell
Baumann
Spencer
THREE COAST MEN SURVIVE IN TRI-STATE TOURNAMENT
In Cincinnati on September 13, three Californians and one New Yorker advanced to the fourth round of the Tri-State men's singles. William M. Johnston Elia Fottrell and Willis I. Davis of San Francisco and Dean Mathey of New York won their matches, Johnston defeating T Meek Cummins of Wheeling W Va Fottrell beating Harold Leblond of Cincinnati Davis overcoming Fred Bastian of Indianapolis Mathey beating Roland Roberts of San Francisco for the winner's share.
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William M. Johnston
Elia Fottrell
Willis I. Davis
San Francisco
Dean Mathey
West Side Club
New York
Johnston
T. Meek. Cummins
Wheeling
W. Va
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Harold Leblond
Davis
Fred Bastian
Indianapolis
Mathey
Roland Roberts
White Sox Rally Past Browns In Extra Inning Thriller
Chicago edged St. Louis 9 to 8 in 10 innings as Weisman’s errant throw off Weaver’s grounder plated the winning run after two were out. Chicago built early lead, but Hamilton’s wildness and three errors let the Browns back in before the decisive 10th. Schalk and Russell left injured and two bases on balls fueled a high scoring, error prone game at Chicago.
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St. Louis
Weisman
Weaver
Hamilton
Evvratic
Aber
Jones
Ness
Schalk
Russell
Terry
Lapp
Lavan
Davenport
Sculese
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Jackson
Pratt
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E. Collins
Williams
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Weilman
Miller
Faber
Danforth
Connolly
Hildebrand
Harvard Eyes Double Tennis Titles at Intercollegiate
In Philadelphia Harvard players advance in the Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association tournament at Merion. G Colket Caner defeats Leonard Beekman to reach a semi final with Jerry Weber while Joseph Pfaffman also advances. In doubles Caner and Harte beat Beekman and Vandeventer as Whitehouse and Pfaffman eliminate Weber and Stoddard.
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Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association
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G. Colket Caner
Leonard Beekman
Princeton
Jerry Weber
Yale
Joseph Pfaffman
Arthur Coffey
Eugene Warren
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Expressive Lou Wins American Breeders Futurity at Syracuse
Expressive Lou, Tommy Murphy's bay filly, won the $6000 American Horse Breeders' futurity the feature of today's Grand Circuit races in Syracuse. The Murphy entry led from start to finish in both heats and won easily with ample margin.
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N. Y
Expressive Lou
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Baseball Schedule for Today in Three Leagues
Eastern League games feature New London at Worcester and Hartford at Lynn. National League matchups include Chicago at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia. American League action has Boston at St Louis New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland and Washington at Chicago.
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Boston College Grid Squad Enlists 30 Players In Practice
The Boston College football squad held a rigorous morning practice with over 30 players, aiming to reach 50 by Monday. Coach Brickley used two-team drop kick formations while John Doherty, former Harvard quarterback, assisted in backfield drills.
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Boston College
Brickley
John Doherty
Harvard
Malden High opens Sept practice for football squad
Thirty five candidates came out for practice at Malden High Field yesterday. Daily workouts will be held every morning until school opens on September 25.
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Malden High Field
Dartmouth Prepares For Season Opener
Dartmouth football coach Cavanaugh runs two daily workouts as the Green close in on their opener. Star quarterback Milt Ghee returns as assistant coach and mentors the backs. lineman Cotton joins the squad but sits out the scrimmage.
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Cavanaugh
Milt Ghee
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Red Loudon
Cotton
Intercollegiate Championship Opens at Oakmont
Forty two golfers from seven leading colleges Yale Princeton Harvard Williams Cornell Illinois and Pennsylvania will compete in the annual intercollegiate championship opening tomorrow on the Oakmont Country Club links at Oakmont.
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United States
Oakmont Country Club
Oakmont
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Williams
Cornell
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Red Sox Reach St Louis as Browns Test Loom
The Red Sox arrived in St Louis just before 7 PM after a long ride and are ready to face the Browns tomorrow afternoon. Shore will pitch for Boston with Larry Gardner expected to return to the lineup.
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Carrigan
Red Sox
Browns
Shore
Larry Gardner
Acosta Breaks Leg for Minneapolis in Columbus Game
Cuban outfielder M. Acosta of the Minneapolis club suffers a broken left ankle sliding home in the third inning at Columbus. It marks the second ankle fracture for Minneapolis on the local field this season after Rondeau earlier broke his leg here.
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M. Acosta
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Acosta
Washington
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