Harvard Football Picks Up Five New Players For Fall Camp
The Harvard Crimson football squad expanded to 73 players with five additions as two-hour practices in near 80 degree heat continued. Captain Brickley and Head Coach Haughton led morning and afternoon sessions with new and returning players showing fatigue and aggressive drills. Alumni and staff, including Leary, Withington, and Parmenter, watched as tackling, kicking, and signal work progressed.
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Haughton
Kean
Wilkinson
W. Townsend
Weatherhead
H. St. J. Smith
Donovan
Hitchcock
Parmenter
Leo Leary
Bob Fisher
Bob Guild
Paul Withington
Tom Campbell
Rex Hitchcock
Crimson
Leary
Gil Browne
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Coaches Guild
Mahan
Trumbull
Logan
Willcox
King
Bradlee
Harris
Priest
Hardwick
Soucy
Doherty
Temple
Douglas
Gersunky
E. H. Nichols
Cambridge
Fred W. Moore
Harvard Athletic Association
KK. B. G. Parsons
Morgan and
Pirates Blank Reds 9 to 0 in Pittsburgh
Pirates overpower Cincinnati 9 to 0 as Benton struggles and Adams allows six hits. Key plays include Er rors plus timely hits making the decisive margin in the game played in Pittsburg.
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Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Adams
Benton
R Gibson
Ccess
A. E. Killifer
Twombley
I von Kolnitz
Yingling
Gonzales
Kellogg
Haar
Sen
Lear
Groh
Koneteby
Bent
Berghammer
Graham
I.e
Los
Wagner
O'Connor
Fason
Scores From Regional Matches Reported
Newark-Providence 4 Newark 2. Toronto-Montreal 7 Toronto 2. Buffalo-Buffalo 5 Rochester 4. The results show three matches with final tallies and local teams competing across venues.
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Newark
Providence
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Eliminate Two Of Ex Champions In Golf Championship
In Glen Cove New York during the first match play round of the women national championship at Nassau Country Club, three of the five former champions who qualified were among the 16 eliminated. Margaret and Harriott S Curtis of Essex County Massachusetts and Frances C Griscom of Philadelphia fell, while Mrs Arnold M Jackson of Oakley Massachusetts and Georgiana M Bishop of Brooklawn Connecticut advanced.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
Nassau Country Club
Margaret and
Harriott S. Curtis
Essex County
Mass
Frances C. Griscom
Philadelphia
Arnold M. Jackson
Oakley
Georgiana M. Bishop
Brooklawn
Conn
Golf Women Play Day Exhibits Skill and Close Results
Miss Bishop defeated Miss Alexa Sterling of Atlanta while Mrs. Jackson edged Miss Harriott Curtis in an interesting match. Miss Criscom fell to Miss Eleanor W. Allen of Oakley Mass by 2 up 2. Mrs. Steedman of St Louis beat Grace Semple by 3 up 2. Steedman carded 85 after play. Illinois players Painter and Rosenthal won first round, Swabacker lost to Davis. Barlow won after extra holes against Margaret Curtis. Stratton fell to Hartley in 19 holes. Stockton defeated Fox in 20 holes.
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Bishop
Georgia
Alexa Sterling
Atlanta
Jackson
Harriott Curtis
Criscom
Eleanor W. Allen
Oakley
Mass
E. H. Steedman
St Louis
Grace Semple
St. Louis
Steedman
Illinois
Carolina Painter
Midlothian
Elaine V. Rosenthal
Ravisloe
Louise Swabacker
Rainslee
J. E. Davis
Ronald H. Barlow
Philadelphia
Margaret Curtis
Bertha Stratton
Cranford
N. J
Isaac Hartley
Staten Island
H.R. Stockton
Plainfield
Caleb F. Fox
Notable 1900s Baseball Schedule Frayed By Typo
A fragmented listing shows national and federal matchups, with teams like Chicago St Louis and Detroit Cleveland slated, followed by a stray health tip claiming long distance running as fat loss for legs. The anonymous quote attributes fat-reduction advice to G. S. and E. B.
Francis OBrien Not to Coach Roxbury Latin
Francis OBrien, former Roxbury Latin and Harvard football player, will not coach the Roxbury Latin eleven. OBrien cites business stress as preventing him from taking the position, with Dr Garrick likely to resume duties after last year.
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Francis O’brien
Roxbury Latin School
Harvard
Garrick
Yale Football Turmoil Hits Squad as Key Players Miss Practice
Madison Conn Sept 1 Three top Yale candidates fail to join the squad. Pie Way ineligible for season due to scholarship issue. Otis Guernsey also tied to a scholarship matter. White reports to practice in doubt while Jim Sheldon leaves for home. Charley Sheldon and Hal Pumpelly sidelined with foot injuries. Harry Le Gore shows progress as drop kicker but remains raw. Oakes steps in at guard.
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Madison
Conn
Yale
Pie’ Way
Way
Otis Guernsey
Harvard
Princeton
White
Jim Sheldon
Charley Sheldon
Jackie
Hal Pumpelly
Harry le Gore
Oakes
Sheldon
Boston College Football Team Sets Fall Schedule
Boston College announces its season calendar under coach Steve Mahoney with regular practice starting Monday. The opening game is Oct 3 against the University of Maine at Orono followed by Rhode Island State Bowdoin New Hampshire State Pendiny St Anselm Holy Cross with dates and venues listed.
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Edward A. McLaughlin, Jr
Boston College
Steve Mahoney
University of Maine
James Linnehan
Univ. of Maine
Orono
Rhode Island State
Boston
Bowdoin
Brunswick
N. H. State
Durham
N. H
Pendiny
St. Anselm
Holy Cross
Worcester
Cincinnati Manager Suspended for Umpire Dispute
Cincinnati National League manager Charles Herzog has been indefinitely suspended by National League President Tener for disputing a game umpire’s decision in a recent Sunday contest played in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Charles Herzog
National League
Tener
Williams Squad Outs at Williams Williamstown Practice
Williams football opened with 24 veterans and six new recruits at Weston Field under Captain Payson and Coach Daly. Veterans from last year include Payson Eells Furness Driscoll Hubbell Jones Tomkins and Toolan. Seven freshmenalso joined as the two hour session focused on passes and punts.
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Williamstown
Williams
Payson
Jed Daly
Daly
Yale
Weston Field
Eells
Furness
Driscoll
Hubbell
Jones
Tomkins
Toolan
Weston Wield
Chance Quits New York Yankees Manager Post
Frank Chance resigns as manager of the New York Yankees and will depart for California by auto. He confirms he is out of the game at the Polo Grounds this afternoon and has received full pay through the season. Jack Dunn of Baltimore’s International League is expected to be the next season’s manager, with Roger Peckinpaugh named temporary leader.
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Tom Enwright
Fall River
W. Willcox, Jr
Oran G. Kirkpatrick
Richards
Spokane
Wash
Crimson
New York
Frank Chance
California
Polo Grounds
Flo
Jack Dunn
Roger Peckinpaugh
Langford and Johnson Draw in Atlas A A Fight
Sam Langford of Boston and Battling Jim Johnson of Tennessee fought a real 12 round battle that ended in a draw before more than 4000 fans. Johnson's power and Langford's cleaner boxing produced a tense bout with a foul scare in round seven and a lively supporting card.
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Sam Langford
Boston
Atlas A. A
Jim Johnson
Tennessee
Johnson
Langford
Sam
South Boston
Glover
Young Clancy
Carl Herz
Washington
Gardner Brooks
Lowell
Barney Snyder
Roxbury
George Tuohey
Langford and
Cardinals Here for Johnny Evers Day at Fenway Park
The Boston crowd will honor Johnny Evers with a special day at Fenway Park as the Cardinals visit, promising a strong turnout amid the league race. Captain Evers, long popular in New England since joining Boston, is the day's focus with heavy reservations and a musical program by the Ninth Regiment Reed from 1:30 to 3.
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Cardinals
Fenway Park
Johnny Evers
Braves
Eame
Boston
Packer
New England
Boston National League Club
Ninth Regiment Reed
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