Veterans' games at Caledonian Grove in afternoon
War veterans games set to start at 2 15 this afternoon at Caledonian Grove with Jimmy Connolly Harry Kane and Dan Hurley present to rouse old timers An amateur athletic programme for local champions will also run as a wind up to the outdoor season Ellery Clarke announces retirement from athletics and Mere AS AL claims he will yield to younger athletes The committee seeks local athletic organization membership and school sports changes divide opinion with Charlie Daly and Hughey McGrath cited as examples of athletes moving into city appointments
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Caledonian Grove
Jimmy Connolly
Harry Kane
Dan Hurley
Ellery Clarke
Ellery
Oston
Mason Street
William Garcelon
Harvard
Longboat Defeat History and Amateur Eligibility Notes
The text records past boxing defeats including Tom Longboat and mentions amateur eligibility for national championships in New Orleans. It cites the Canadian championships on Sept 24 in Montreal and Ralph Rose as the 16 pound shot record holder, with Sam Langford versus Joe Jeannette for 15 rounds at the Armory Club.
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Tom Longboat
Tom
Cambridge
Jack Robinson
Bob Pitzsimmons
Philadelphia
Johnson
Bob
Roxbury
Jimmy Walsh
Pat Moore
New Orleans
Montreal
Ralph Rose
Olympic Club
California
A. A
Sam Langford
Joe Jeanette
Armory Club
Watch City and Providence Tech Open Schoolboy Season
Waltham hosts Watch City and Providence Tech in a season opener shaping up as a test of new rules. Harried by transfers and coaching changes, English High, Dorchester High, and several private schools also prepare, while Harvard soccer outreach and local practice sites fill the fall schedule.
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Waltham
Watch City
Providence Tech
Harry Dame
Waltham High
Providence
English High
John O'Reilly
Dorchester High
Department of Hygiene
Harold Janvrin
Gordon Roche
O'Reilly
Emmett Pishon
Dartmouth College
Dennis Haggerty
Exeter
Boston
Red Sox Draft Ohio Player in Class A List
John H. Farrell announced the Class A draft picks with more than 50 000 dollars deposited for the men. Names include from Wilkesbarre Wilkesharre Corner and others, listing players moving from various cities to teams. Auburn, Ohio mentioned among the source lines.
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Auburn
John H. Farrell
National Association
Farrell
Baltimore
Wilkesharre
Corner
Montreal
Wilkesbarre
Applegate
Jersey City
South Bend
Wells
Newark
Trenton
Swayne
Minneapolis
Springfield
Stoder
Smith
Los Angeles
Hartford
Metzgar
Pelicans Manager Holds Line in Hess Trade Talk
Frank, manager of the pennant winning Pelicans, entertains a high bid from the Cincinnati Reds for star pitcher Otto Hess. Herrmann’s figure is not yet accepted and the Pelicans chief is said to hold out for his price.
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English High
James Mace
Charlestown
John O’reilly
O'Reilly
Frank
Pelicans
Cincinnati Reds
Otto Hess
Herrmann
Yale Delays Its Scrimmage Amid Cold Practice
Yale football held a delayed scrimmage in frosty air as players endured stiff work. The lineup featured ends Brooks and Comersley, tackles Childs and Tomlinson, guards Paul and Fullett, center Morris, quarterback Howe, halfbacks Field and Daly, fullback Baker, with Walter Camp Jr. on the second team and Bernie Trammers tried at tackle on the substitutes.
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Lakeville
Conn
Yale
Brooks
Comersley
Childs
Tomlinson
Paul
Fullett
Morris
Howe
Daly
Baker
Walter Camp, Jr
Holladay
Thilbin
Bernie Trammers
Belle Onward Wins at Woonsocket Meet
At Woonsocket Rhode Island the four day meet closed with two races. In the 2:25 trot the favorite Janis Mace won in straight heats. The 2:25 pace saw Belle Onward defeat Queen Direct after a tight five heat battle. Driver Brewster was fined $50 for alleged laying up in the first two heats.
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Woonsocket
Rk. I
Janis Mace
Belle Onward
Queen Direct
Brewster
Giants Take Final From Pirates 3 to 1
New York defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 1 in the final game of the series. The Pirates were shut out until the ninth, with key plays including a home run by Murray and a three-base hit by Leach. Mathewson pitched for New York with Leifield opposing. umpires were O Day and Johnstone.
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New York
Pittsburg
McGraw
Doyte
Helby
O'Day
Leifield
bDevore
Bridwell
Leach
Murray
Byrne
Devore
Pitteburg
Dy Leifield
Mathewson
Offersfield
Ferry
Will
Mits
Merry
Jonine
Jobnstone
Dovie
Deviin
Becker
Ewes v
Myers
Olan
Meadete
Miopbell
Teeta
Vigne
Miller
Wilson
Cyibson
Areeses Peer
Achirke
Mathewson Meyers to Join Stage Sketch “Curves”
Baseball great Christy Mathewson and catcher Chief Meyers will perform on stage alongside a sketch titled Curves written by Bozeman Bulger. The performers showcase a crossover with theater and sports history in this public entertainment event.
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Christy Mathewson
Meyers
Bozeman Bulger
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