Scrimmage Opens for Eli Squad at Yale Practice
Lakeville Conn Sept 1910 Eli squad begins its season with a light scrimmage after Coach Ted Coy orders work to learn new rules. Star players join practice including George Adee Yale 9 and expecting Ralph Bloomer Burr Chamberlin tomorrow. Injury to Eli back Baker noted as sidelined for days.
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Lakeville
Conn
Yale
Ted Coy
Daly
Coy
Chief Coy
Henry Holt
George Adee
Ralph Bloomer
Burr Chamberlin
Bloomer
Chamberlin
Scully
Parker
Philbin
Robinson
Walter Camp, Jr
Brooks
Boully
Childs
Morris
Tomlinson
Howe
Field
French
Francis
Mersereau
Yale Field
Baker
Rhody Tennis Champion Defends State Title
F. D. E. Jones of Wannamossett Country Club defended the Rhode Island state tennis title at Agawam Hunt courts in Providence. He defeated Russell N. Dana of Pawtucket in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-1 to secure his fourth consecutive championship.
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Providence
R. I
F. D. E. Jones
Wannamossett Country Club
Russell N. Dana
Pawtucket
Jones
Boxing Notes Highlight Tonight's Matches Across Cities
Billy Nixon faces Billy Allen in Albany while Eddie Murphy hosts his old rival Young Erie in Philadelphia. Lew Powell of San Francisco lands with Charlie Harvey in New York. Battling Hurley targets Willie Beecher as Dick Hyland's upset remains fresh and Harry Lewis meets Young Loughrey in Philadelphia on September 30.
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Billy Nixon
Cambridge
Billy Allen
Ottawa
Albany
N. Y
Eddie Murphy
Young Erie
Philadelphia
Charlie Harvey
Owen Moran
Jem Driscoll
Lew Powell
San Francisco
New York
Battling Hurley
Willie Beecher
Dick Hyland
Leo Flouck
Harry Lewis
Young Loughrey
Loughrey
Lewis
Harvard Opens Football Practice on Soldiers Field
Harvard's 1914 grid hopefuls begin two a day light practices at Soldiers Field under Coach Haughton and Captain Withington. Twenty six men report with veterans From last year and freshmen filling the rest as Maine trip absentees rest.
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Percy Vb. Haughton
Harvard
Soldiers’ Field
Maine
Yale
Withington
Fisher
Ham” Corbett
Dec” Leslie
L. D. Smith
P. D. Smith
Haughton
Holyoke Street
Dunster
Harvard Square
H. C. Dewey
Eliot Cutler
Roger
Barclay Parsons
FF. D. Huntington
Lewis
L. Withington
P. Smith
R. T. Fisher
D. D. Pfaelzer
BR. Stove
Oi Fiske
Davis
L. Weil. Eckfeldt
Harvard Engineering
Harvard and Princeton Hold Own in Golf Round
In the intercollegiate golf championship at Essex County Golf Club Manchester by the Sea, Harvard defeated Pennsylvania and Princeton defeated Williams in the first round. S. W. Sargent of Harvard posted a 78 in challenging conditions. Albert Seckel of Princeton edged Evans Campbell of Williams after leading at the turn.
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Princeton
Essex County Golf Club
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Williams
Pennsylvania
Yale
Dartmouth
S. W. Sargent
B. McCall
Albert Seckel
Eves Campbell
Seckel
Dartmouth in Real Lineup at Hanover
Cold weather practice opened with Dartmouth naming its first team for the season. Ingersoll returned at quarterback with Brady in a new role and Sherwin expected to join tomorrow. Needham Farnum Whitmore Halstead Elcock Lewis Ahlswede Ingerson Barrends Morey Ryan named among starters.
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N. H
Dartmouth
Ingersoll
Brady
Sherwin
Randall
Needham
Farnum
Whitmore
Halstead
Elcock
Lewis
Ahlswede
Barrends
Morey
Ryan
Britt Hopes to Defeat Walsh at Armory Club Show
Sam Harris brings his protégé Young Britt to Boston as he plans a surprise against champion Jimmy Walsh. Jumbo Wells faces Billy Rolfe while Willie Lucas meets Dave Deshler, promising a sensational evening at the Armory Club.
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Armory Club
Sam Harris
Young Britt
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
Walsh
Jumbo Wells
Billy Rolfe
Willie Lucas
Dave Deshler
Lajoie’s Batting Rise Noted In Season Reports
The text highlights improvements by Lajoie in batting and notes he ranked third among batsmen last season with the Stick, indicating he was not a weak hitter.
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Lajoie
Duffey Looks at Youth in Big Sports Showdowns
Arthur Duffey ponders the season’s bold race for batting honors between Ty Cobb Napida Lajoie and others while noting the auto prize buzz. He praises youth in sport and predicts strong showings from Oscar Hedlund Hub Hart and Harvard figures in football and track, urging broader New England participation and support.
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Ty Cobb
Lajoie
Frank Chance
Cubs
Connie Mack
Cleveland
Hughey Jennings
Baseball Questions and Opinions From a Reader
A collection of baseball discussions on schedules, sprint speeds, and scoring. Topics include a Sept 8 doubleheader confusion, world records cited for Shrubb, catcher comparisons Kling and Street, a Libby reference, Snodgrass and Cobb batting averages, a Readville Hyde Park tie, umpire authority on called games, and assist attribution for run down plays.
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Everett
al Shrubb
Shrubb
Kling
Chicago Nationals
Street
Washington
A. L. Libby
Fred Snodgrass
Giants
Cobb
Readville
Hyde Park
Abbe extends winning streak with $5000 Grand Circuit stake
In Columbus on opening Grand Circuit day Buffalo owned pacer The Abbe captured the Hotel Hartman $5000 stake from Evelyn W after a close contest with Merry Widow. Ess H Kay won the Board of Trade event but was edged by Merry Widow in one heat. The Abbe achieved his 10th consecutive victory, with fast final miles and strong finish times across the triple mile heats.
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Columbus
Ess H. Kay
Board of Trade
Merry Widow
Hotel Hartman
Evelyn W
Geers
H. Kay
Abbe Bik
B. m. Branham Baughman
B. h.Wal- Hopg
Rena Pateh
B. m
Col. Forest
B. H
Florentine
Murphy
Hersey
McMahon
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Ross
Football Setback For Puck Pierce At English High
Puck Pierce of English High underwent foot surgery and will miss football with practice delayed at least a week. Brighton High held a large meet in the hall with Fred J. O'Brien and Tupper addressing players as football drills start this afternoon. Dorchester High reported a 45-man squad, its largest in years, as John O'Reilly, Fischer and O'Reilly spoke at a mass meeting and led drills.
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Puck” Pierce
Brighton High School
Fred J. O’brien
Tupper
O’brien
Dorchester High
John O'Reilly
Fischer
Anderson
O'Reilly
Boston
English High
James H. Crowley
Locust Street
Boston Latin
Irvington Street
John J. O'Donnell
Commerce
Downey
Moran
John Conway
East Boston High
Fred J. O'Brien
Bill O'Donnell
Haughton to Explain New Football Rules to Schoolboys
Percy Haughton of Harvard will speak at English High School Saturday to explain the 1910 football rules. He will demonstrate rule interpretations for players and coaches, with a squad on hand for phrases under question.
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Haughton
English High School
Percy Haughton
Harvard
Thomas F. Harrington
William H. Matthews
Department of Hygiene
Boston
Big scores loom as new football substitution rule favors big teams
The piece argues that 1910 football could produce higher scores under a substitution rule allowing players to re-enter after a period. It contrasts big and small colleges, notes West Virginia and Pennsylvania incidents, and predicts faster, multi-lineups with multiple back sets will give major programs an edge.
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University of Michigan
Michigan
Franklin Field
University of West Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Boston Americans Release and Sign Baseball Players
President Johnson of the American League lists players released and signed. Releases sent to Columbus Toledo Nashville Sacramento Boston New Orleans and San Francisco among others. Contracts awarded to several players. suspensions and reinstatements noted.
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NAP
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Johnson
American League Today
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Fohl
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Slapnicka
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Sacramento
Nunemaker
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Brown University Football Opens Preliminary Practice
Brown University football squad began its season today at Andrews Field in Providence with early work focused on signals and formations under Coaches Robinson and Pryor. About 15 players reported, with more to join the squad this week as the team adapts to a new practice arrangement away from the country.
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R. I
Andrews Field
Brown University
Robinson
Pryor
Red Men Will Hold Sports at Quanna Point Park
The Saga more Tribe No 2 of Lynn hosts a field day at Quanna Point Park Wakefield on Saturday September 24 featuring handicapped track events 100 to 3 miles. Entries close September 21 with F Rippon Lynn. Also a war canoe race and a Lynn club baseball game are on the cards.
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Red Sox release six players to various teams
The Boston American Baseball Club released pitchers Thompson Anderson and McLeod and infielders Dulin Levehen and O Rourke to Sacramento Cal team Kenworthy was secured from Zanesville Ohio and released to Denver Pues from Racine was sent to St Paul.
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Thompson
Anderson
McLeod
Dulin
Levehen
O'Rourke
Sacramento
Cal
Kenworthy
Zanesville, C
Denver
Pues
Racine
St. Paul
Lewis May Yet Box Here in Manchester Semi Final
Billy Lewis of Concord has been signed by Queen City A A Spar for the semi final between Bill McKinnon and Terry Martin to be decided in Manchester on September 20. If Lewis wins he earns a chance at the Armory A A in this city under Billy Pierce. Lewis is hailed as one of New Hampshire's cleverest boxers in recent years.
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Concord
Queen City
A. A
Bill McKinnon
Terry Martin
Mancheste
Lewis
Armory A. A
Billy Pierce
New Hamp Shire
Manchester
Peg Worrington Dash Ends in Tragic Farm Death
In Lexington Kentucky on September 1 Peg Worrington a Longfellow mare from the Ballot sire line bolted to a tree during a lightning storm at Major T C Mc Dowell s Ashland farm and killed herself.
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Lexington
Peg Worrington
Longfellow
Ballot
America
T. C. McDowell
Ashland
Blake's Foundation of Customer Trust Drives Success
A Dollar's Worth describes Blake's approach to service building lasting customer loyalty and turning buyers into faithful supporters through consistent value and reliable service.
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Blake
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