Harvard Opens Season as Football Buzz Builds Across Ivy
The article notes Harvard begins its football season while rivals Yale Princeton Cornell and Dartmouth have already started. Coach Haughton fielding a nearly unchanged team, and chatter swirls about N E A A U leadership with Al Lill and Tom Riley in the mix. It also mentions Jim Thorpe and Carlisle games, Olympic plans in Berlin with Dick Grant helping German preparations, and track talk about Ty Cobb Joe Jackson Bonhag and upcoming meets.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Dartmouth
Crimson
Haughton
Jim Thorpe
Glen Warner
Carlisle
Giants
Dick Grant
Kraenz
Berlin
University of Minnesota
Muted Fly Rivalry Question at Last World Series Base
The query asks if anyone was present on base when Sooderasn muted the fly during the last World Series. It seeks whether witnesses or corroborating individuals existed and what the incident entailed.
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Matty
Red Sox
Aix
Athletics
Kilbane-Walsh
Walsh
Kilbane
W. D
John Paul Jones
Harvard Stadium
Sooderasn
Quakers Win In Ninth From Reds
Philadelphia nosed out Cincinnati 7 to 6 in the ninth inning after tying in the eighth. Camnitz pitched well to seven innings, Seaton allowed two late runs, and Suggs finished for Cincinnati. Marsans and Hoblitzell contributed key hits for Philadelphia. Cincinnati committed six errors.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
Quakers
Johnson
Suggs
Camnitz
Bescher
Bates
Groh
Marsans
Hoblitzell
Seaton
Tinker
Dodge
Sages
Lobert
Doolan
Kling
Kanabe
Kaabe
Beecher
Becker
Grob
Cravath
Burns
Sobinson
O'Day
Emsite
Chicago shuts out New York in farewell series opener
Chicago Wildcats beat the New York Giants 7 to 0 in Chicago. Leach, Corriden, and Schulte drove early runs while Marquard was hit hard but settled, Fromme faltered in the seventh. Umpire Rigler ejected manager Evers and Snodgrass argued on a disputed call as the crowd set a season high.
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Chicago
New York
Cheney
Leach
Corriden
Schulte
Marquard
Archer
Fromme
Giants
Evers
Rigier
Snodgrass
Byron
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McCormick
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Fletcher
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Balle Om Marquard
Rigler and Iron
Cardinals Edge Brooklyn 7 to 6 invensed for Callahan
Cardinals rally to beat Brooklyn 7 to 6 as Callahan, Evans, Ragan score. Fischer, Beck, Stengel pace offense with multiple extra base hits and late runs. pitching details list Niehaus, Salles, Yingling, Pogd and others with balk, wild pitch, and hit by pitch events noted.
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bRan
Evans
Ragan
Louie
Brooklyn
Fischer
Beck
Stengel
Pfeffer
Catshaw
besen-Hummel
Oakes
Quinlan
O'Leary
Magee
balk-Fischer
Yingting
Leary
Ragon
Yingling
Niehaus
Salles
Piefer
St. Louis
Louis
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Wingo
Hogema
Sallee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
A. E
Chicago
Sir Moran
Detroit
Cutehaw
Collins
York
Hommel
Smith
Fisher
Ory Hagon
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Baseball Scores From Recent Games Across Leagues
In the American League, St. Louis faced Boston, Detroit played New York, Cleveland met Philadelphia, and Chicago clashed with Washington. Jersey City hosted doubleheaders with varying results while Montreal defeated Rochester 8 4 in ten innings.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Rochester
Cobb Extends Lead In League Batting Race Over Joe Jackson
Cobb holds a six point edge on Joe Jackson in the league batting race and shows his usual pace while Jackson declines. Hess leads Braves hitters after McDonald’s departure with Schmidt second. Zinn nears .300 as Maranville and Connolly push toward the list. Week gains and losses listed for both Braves and Red Sox players amid team batting and fielding shifts.
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Cobb
Jackson
Red Sox
McDonald
Braves
Hess
Schmidt
Zinn
Maranville
Connolly
Guinn
Maran
Ville
Mann
Smith
Griffith
Tyler
James
Rudolph
Perdue
Myers
Whaling
Speaker
Hooper
Engle Rose
Yerkes
Lewis
Moseley
Mundy
Hall
Collins
Leonard
Cady
Thomas
Janvrin
Rehy
Henriksen
Wagner
Bedient
Gardner
Carrigan
A. E
Snell
Wewis
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Engle
Fiooper
Lomas
Wood
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Boston Nationals
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Athletics and Giants Slump in Tight National Race
Chicago report notes slipping forms for both the Athletics and Giants as Phillies and Naps falter. It highlights pitching wear, batting slumps, and key players Collins and Doyle as central to the pennant chase with a likely World Series clash between New York and Philadelphia in sight.
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Chicago
Phillies
Giants
Cleveland
Athletics
Philadelphia
Rixey
Chalmers
Devoin
Seaton
Alexander
Quakers
New York
McGraw
Connie Mack
Collins
Doyle
Larry
Mack
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School of control for rocky twirlers announced
Clark Griffith of the Washington American League club plans to start a school of control for pitchers known as rocky twirlers to improve their mechanics and reduce erratic pitching. The move signals a club led effort to stabilize mound performance.
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Rocky’ Twirlers
Clark Griffith
Washington
Worcester Team Beats Olneyville in Exhibition
Worcester from the New England league defeated Olneyville, Providence Independ ent league champions, by a wide margin. Final score 76 to 4 in Worcester with Bushelman Van Dyke and Carroll starting, McCune Smith Gilmore and Peters in the lineup. Umpires Graham and Devyron.
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R.ble
Worcester
Olneyville
Bushelman
van Dyke
Carroll
McCune
Smith
Gilmore
Peters
Graham and Devyron
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