Harvard Football Practice Ends With Tough Drills On Soldiers Field
Harvard conducted a strenuous football session on Soldiers Field as ends backs and linemen endured hard tactics under Head Coach Haughton and assistants. Key players practiced kicks passes and blocking, with Brickley directing backfield plays and McKinlock showing drop kicking skill. The squad split into units for signal drills and a new spiral center pass gained prominence, as the team prepares for Bates and plans a morning split into varsity and second team weeks.
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Bates
Red Sox Triumph in 10th In Cleveland Brave Save
Boston wins 4 3 in ten innings after Abe Bowman shifts to AL duties and helps stall Cleveland. Ernie Shore allows one hit in seven, then six hits in the eighth. Scott drives in the decisive run in the tenth as Boston edges Cleveland with timely hitting and baserunning.
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Batting Rally Gives White Sox 7-5 Win Over Yankees
Chicago built a seven run fifth inning led by Kuhn and Cole misfits to defeat New York 7-5. McHale relieved Cole but could not stem the surge as Chicago tallied seven in the inning on seven hits along with a sacrifice hit and a sacrifice fly. The visitors rallied in the sixth inning driving Russell from the mound.
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Princeton Star Beats Williams in Intercollegiate Tennis Final
George M. Church captain of Princeton and Delaware state champion defeated R Nor ris Williams 2d to win the 34th annual Inter Collegiate Lawn Tennis Association tournament title at Merion Cricket Club Haverford. Church won three sets to one in the final.
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Delaware
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Princeton Beat Williams In Davis Cup Duel At Philadelphia
Davis cup star Church defeated Williams 8-6 9-7 4-6 7-5 in a near capacity Philadelphia crowd. Church used precise cross court lobs and net plays to secure a lead for Princeton while Harvard's Williams struggled with timing. Church and Kidder then won a doubles semifinal 6-0 6-3 6-3 to set up a final with Williams and Harte of Harvard.
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Harvard
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Rowland and
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University of Pennsylvania
Kidder
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Richard Harte
Indians to Open Season in Eastern Intercollegiate Football
The opening games of the eastern intercollegiate season are set with Carlisle Indian School facing Albright College at Carlisle Pennsylvania. Maine and Fort McKinley Soldiers meet at Orono to start Maine’s season. Other games reference high schools and prep teams while the football rules committee meets in New York to review the 1914 code and address coach submissions.
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Carlisle
Cardinals given too much leeway at Fenway Park
At Fenway Park the St Louis Cardinals drew critics for extended latitude from umpires in a game against the Braves. Mann and O Connor clashed with Umpire Hart as Tener and Gaffney planned a luncheon at Copley Plaza, drawing attention from the NL president.
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Boston to figure in golf title
Elaine V. Rosenthal of Chicago defeated Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow of Philadelphia district 1 up at Nassau Country Club in Glen Cove New York as the decisive match of the women's national golf championship. A three foot missed putt at the final hole cost Barlow the title in a nerve wracking round.
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Elaine V. Rosenthal
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Philadelphia
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Rosenthal Faces Jackson In Final After Match Drama
In a tense semifinal, Miss Rosenthal edged Mrs. Barlow to reach the final, while Mrs. H Arnold Jackson of Boston defeated Mrs. Vanderbeck 2 and 1. Rosenthal’s nerve impressed a large gallery as she prepares for the final against Jackson.
Holy Cross Star Named Beverly High Coach
John G. McDonald, former Holy Cross College football star, is appointed Beverly High School football coach for the coming season. Other candidates included Bill Matthews Fred Ostregren and Richard Boyle. McDonald hails from Brighton and begins duties at once.
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Richard Boyle
Mercersburg
Syracuse University
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Brighton
School Elevens in Games Today
Two high school football games today pitting Waltham High at Worcester North and Wellesley High versus Quincy High attract strong local interest. Waltham aims for another victory after a 33 to 0 win last Saturday, while Quincy hopes to hold Wellesley to a tie as its late start tests early form.
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Stallings Quiet On Davis Return As Pirates Series Opens
Arthur Duffey notes George Stallings keeps mum about when George Davis will pitch again with the Pirates series starting today. Davis may get another mound chance if called, as practice pace hints at a strong return for the Williams College alumnus.
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