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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1914

Page

11

Harvard Football Open Practice At Soldiers Field

Harvard's 68 player squad, including all veterans, reported for the first spring practice at Soldiers Field Cambridge. Captain Brickley and Coach Haughton led sessions with veterans aiding the new material as they learned passing center rush plays and kicking drills.

Soldiers Field Cambridge Harvard Charles E. Brickley Haughton Varsity Club Leo Leary Bob Fisher Withington Tom Campbell Bob Guild Gil Brown Rex Hitchcock Donovan Hardwick Eddie Mahan Mal Logan Beebo Bradley Trumbull Soucy Day Bigelow J. E. P. Morgan Felton Stanton King Harris Rollins Bradlee Priest Coolidge C. ©. Felton

Tigers Hit Bishop And Beat Naps Six Four

Tigers defeat Bishop 6 to 4 as Burns Cobb Moriarty contribute two base hits and Chapman Turner power three base hits. defense turn triple play Leibeld ONeill Chapman Turner and ONeill and double plays Vitt Burns Veach Bush Vitt Burns. Pitching by Dillinger Coveleskie limits Nap to twelve hits in six innings. Time two hours. Umpires Egan Dineen.

Burns Cobb Moriarty Chapman Turner Wambsganss Coveleskie Olson Leibeld O'Neill O’neill Vitt Veach Bush Bishop Dillager Dillinger Morton Egan and Dineen Cleveland Detroit University of Kansas Crawford AB. R Ewrnes Witt Seewwer Fs Burns Clay Slard A. Leibold Etree Seen Jackson Ser Lajoie Traney O Wambsganss Ss O' Neil Seer Ate Bassler C Oweeeeee Eas Seemenee E. aPezold Louis St. Louis Chicago Svt. Louis Shotten Austin Weaee Pratt Walker Williams Wesee Leary Eesess Lavan Agnew Weisman Mitchell Hamilton Demmitt Weeee Berger SB Asseeres Collins Seeesee Fournier Aesee Roth Cicotte W. C. Walker Baker Schalk Weilman Cleotte G Evans and Sheridan

Fans Demand Rematch Power and Kiviat in Mile Clash

The A A U championship sparks calls for a Power versus Kiviat rematch in a mile race at Mercury Foot Games with New York Athletic Club backing, while potential specials pitting Halpin and Meredith in a quarter mile are discussed. Local voices tout Connolly and Drew scrutiny amid ongoing race talk and Dartmouth numbering reform.

Abel Kiviat Jimmy Power Baltimore Power Kiviat Halswell-Young London New York

Harvard Michigan Clash Cited By Coach Remarks

The Michigan coach questions Harvard players’ class compared with former Michigan stars and urges patience until the Harvard Michigan game outcomes appear. Subsequent notes discuss Frank Farrell of the Yankees and his managerial troubles. Ernie Hjortberg argues a professional trainer should influence amateur Olympic councils, a view supported by the Swedish trainer but unlikely to gain immediate traction.

Michigan Harvard Ernie Hjortberg A. C

Brown University Football Practice Opens with 28 Candidates

Providence R I Sept 14 Foot ball practice at Brown University began today with 28 candidates split evenly between line and back field material. J N Robinson returns as coach with W Earl Sprackling assisting. The squad includes nearly a dozen veterans and prospects look promising. Brown opens its season at home against Norwich on Sept 26.

Charley Brickley Mal Logan Cambridge Providence R. L Brown University J. N. Robinson Brown W. Earl Sprackling Norwich

Langford Faces Johnson In Title Bout At Atlas A A

Sam Langford, favored to outpoint Battling Jim Johnson in a 12 round press clash at the Atlas A A, vows to win as Johnson claims he can slug harder and is unafraid. Both fighters report top shape and a strong club turnout expected, with a semi final between Young Jasper and Johnny Glover shaping the evening.

Sam Langford Jim Johnson Atlas A. A Johnson Langford Sam Jasper Johnny Glover O Ut Joe Farren East Boston

Athletics Defeat Highlanders 2 to 1 in Pitchers' Duel

Philadelphia defeats New York 2 to 1 as Shawkey edges Fisher in a low hit game. Baker drives in the first run with a second inning single, Strunk adds a later hit, Collins produces the winning run in the ninth. Daley homers for New York with a triple in the seventh and Peckinpaugh drives in a run.

New York Philadelphia Shawkey Fisher Baker McIinnis Strunk Collins McInnis A. E. Murphy Barry Hartzell Cook Ree Neeeate Daley Seeeee Mullen Eeeesese Peckinpaugh Sweeney C Boone Desseser

Baseball scores from multiple city games

Jersey City defeated Baltimore 7 to 1. Newark beat Providence 2 to 0 in the first game and won 9 to 5 in the second. Toronto topped Montreal 10 to 5. Buffalo won 8 to 2 in the first game against Rochester and lost 12 to 8 in the second.

Jersey City Baltimore Newark Providence Toronto Montreal Buffalo Rochester

Obasera Leebeile Forms Federal League

Indianapolis faces Brooklyn while Chicago plays Pittsburgh. St Louis contends with Buffalo and Kansas City travels to Baltimore in early league action.

Indianapolis Broooklyn Chicago Pittsburg St. Louis Buffalo Kansas City Baltimore Steee Enwe Nee Brooklyn Buffalo Er Kansas Guy

Bogash Beats Out Cochato in Michigan State Fair Pace

Frank Bogash Jr driven by Tommy Murphy wins the $3000 free-for-all pac ing stake at the Michigan State Fair Races. Walter Cochato leads each heat but fades late as Bogash clinches top prize across the program.

Metroit Frank Bogash, Jr Tommy Murphy Walter Cochato Frost King Daphne Garrison Grattan Boy Fair Virginia Peter Billikem Alcantra Prank Patch Frank Boges Walter Coehato

Baseball schedule notes from league matchups

National League games include Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia. American League slate features Boston at Washington Chicago at St. Louis Detroit at Cleveland and Philadelphia at New York.

R. B Indianapolis Brooklyn Baltimore Kansas City Buffalo Louis Pittsburg Chicago Washington Boston Reane Philadelphia New York Detroit Serene Cleveland ST. Louis Attee Seersees Steen Oston Washington Pe Cage Er New York Ee Seevevesesste National League

Cubs Beat Pirates 7-4 to End Chicago Season

Chicago defeats Pittsburg 7 to 4 as Fisher drives in the winning run with a fourth‑inning triple and Archer adds a RBI single. McQuillan allowed three innings of hits while Pittsburg benefited from miscues by Leach and Zimmerman. umpire Byron faced remarks from the visitors’ bench.

Chicago National League Baseball Pittsburg McQuillan Fisher Mamaux Archer Leach Zimmerman Clarke Pittsburgs Byron AB. R A. B. Teach Beaute Wiles Sweeney O Archer Yaughn Seosss Eceee R. BH PO. A Tere McAuley Kelly Ceeecesere - Ttee Konetchy Checcc Acss SF McQuillan Marads Wsissse Siglin Ee Potale Cs.cesss Sailer Carey Te Quillan Sater Vaughan Schulte Jay—Viox Lis Vaughn Mamnaux Id. Sim Byron and Johnson

Scoreline Recap From Southern Soccer Encounters

Nashville beat New Orleans 5 to 1 in Nashville. Memphis routed Mobile 5 to 0 in Memphis. Atlanta swept Birmingham 8 to 1. Chattanooga defeated Montgomery 5 to 8 in Chattanooga.

Nashville New Orleans Memphis Mobile Atlanta Birmingham Chattanooga Montgomery

Road to Promotion for Young Men Through Evening Courses

Young men seeking managerial positions in commerce or manufacturing can pursue evening courses to gain skills and training. The program emphasizes practical management principles, leadership, and workplace readiness for midcareer advancement.

Record Long Throw Sets Baseball Distance Mark

A. L. B. Sheldon Lejeune is credited with a 426 feet 6 14 inch throw, the acknowledged long distance baseball record. The Clarence Ca Menus Bedell team beat the Boby Walthour Perry Lawrence team by over half a lap in a two hour motor paced race. The all around athletic championship is scheduled in Birmingham Alabama next Saturday afternoon. F. Thompson is current all around champion. Rube Marquard’s losing streak began August 8 and he has lost to every team on the circuit. Imperial Associations to hold its athletic games at Wales polo street grounds this afternoon not Fenway Park. Sam Langford and George Carpentier have never met in a ring and DesChamps continues to be the French champion’s manager.

Sheldon Lejeune Clarence Ca Menus Bedell Boby Walthour-Perry Lawrence Birmingham Ala Thompson Fan Rube Marquard Imperial Associations Wales Polo Street Fenway Park Sam Langford George Carpentier DesChamps

Imperial Games Relocated To National League Grounds

Manager H F Atkinson announces the Imperial Association field day moves from Fenway Park to Walpole street due to the Braves game. The program lists sprinting and short races with a championship St Johns versus Myrtle A C. the ball game begins at 6 o'clock with events ahead of it.

H. F. Atkinson Imperial Association Fenway Park Walpole Street Braves St. Johns Myrtle A. C

Also Mentioned on This Page

McKinlock Logan Doherty Watson Wallace Greene Douglas Mahan Harry A. Murray, Jr Brickley Morgan Middendorf W. M. Middendorf K. B. G. Parson Crimson Yale New London Virginia Mal” Logan Tom Richards Spokane Wells Blanchard Fred Moore Harvard Athletic Association Dr. Nichols Atherton Gilman Richard Harte Merion Cricket Club Pennsylvania G. Casker Caner Storer Hitchcock O’brien Gilman Varsity H. Atkinson J. Baker AL. Berman J. L. Bigelow F. J. Bradlee F. Brennan J. Carter A. C. Clark J. R. Coffin C. A. Coolidge T. J. Coolidge J. F. Conway R. C G. Curtis C. EH. Brickley R. R. Cowen W. Cleary L. Day F. B. Dean J. A. Doherty R. P. Davis W. Dort G. Elkan EB. A. Eilison R. T. Frye Captain Brickley Tigers NAPS Artur Commenc Tom Halpin Ted Meredith Woonsocket Joe Connolly Evers Maranville Joe Connolly Frank Cavanaugh Dartmouth Howard Drew Drew Tommy Callahan Charles Bank Gym Irving Howe New England Tommy Howe New Yost Wolverine Frank Farrell New York Yankees Lis Murphy Cubs Farrell Norman Arroyuett, Peabody & Co., Inc Langford-Johnson Athletics Highlanders Daley Murphy Meinnis Maisel Mullen Boone Mollen MeiInnis Chill American Association Louisville Milwaukee St. Paul Columbus Indianapoolis Minneapolis International League Atlantic Avenue Wine Cellar N. HB August Thiel & CQ Atlantic Ave Cor Congress St Federal League Bogash Cochato Pirates Southern Association College OF Business Administration Boston University Batking the College Everett W. Lord Dean Boylston Back Bay Lincoln-Bennett Bennett Lincoln- Bennett Lincoln- Bennett & Co Imperial Games Braves’ Park
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