Wanderer wins Michigan Stake at State fairgrounds race card
Detroit report details The Wanderer driven by Ramey Macy capturing the Michigan $10,000 stake at the State fairgrounds amid a complex program. Heavy favorite Darsh Medium failed to place while Impetuous Palmer and Anna Axme contest the three year old futurity. Major Odell wins two heats in a separate pace event.
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Giants suffer fourth straight loss in doubleheader split
Cincinnati beat New York 4 2 in the first game while New York won the nightcap 4 1. Devore drove in all four runs for New York in the second game with a third inning single, a scoring hit by Snodgrass, and a sixth inning homer.
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Cincinnatii
Cincinnati
Marquard
Benton
Mitchell
Devore
Snodgrass
Harter
Ames
Grant
Wilson
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Eater
Peer
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Clarke
Merkle
Crandall
Ben Benton
Comet
Eason
Meet at Forbes Field Produces New Junior Records
Junior athletes from across the United States set two new junior marks at Forbes Field Pittsburg on Sept 20 under the AAU. McCarthy Irish American A C set a hop step jump junior record of 45 ft 9 in while Muller Irish American A C threw 126 ft 9.5 in to set another junior record. New York A C led with 31 points, Irish American A C had 30, and Boston A A 24.
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United States
Amateur Athletic Union
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Chafee
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A. Robinson
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BE. Horter
Meadowbrook Club
M. E. Robertson
Ty Fock
Harvard Varsity Picks Loom After Light Practice
Yesterday's sessions for the Harvard squad were lighter than the day before but gave a clearer view of the players likely to be chosen for the first varsity team.
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Harvard
East Coaches Gather to Study New Football Rules
Philadelphia reports that about 300 coaches and managers from the East will attend a New York meeting of the Central Board of Football Officials tonight to interpret and analyze the newly issued rules. C Linn Seiler, the secretary, notes high interest and aims for clear interpretation of all new features.
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Philadelphia
C. Linn Seiler
Central Board of Football Officials
East
New York
Donahue Faces Picato in Pilgrim A A bout
Donahue trains hard for a big showdown with Frank Picato in the Pilgrim A A all star event next Wednesday. He has trained six weeks, aims to prove himself before a Britton bout, and has cut eight pounds while preparing with Johnny Connolly in mind.
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Frank Picato
Pilgrim A. A
Jack Britton
Britton
Johnny Connolly
Young Donahue
Hugh Mehegan
Mat Wells
Picato
Mehegan
Australia
Thorpe Eyes National Championship Day At Pittsburg
Carlisle Indian star Jim Thorpe plans to play in the opening football game against the All Bright team in Pittsburg today. Glen Warner would likely excel in either contest if he could attend both events.
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Jim Thorpe
Pittsburg
Glen Warner
Craig to Push Wolverines in Sprints and Hurdles
Steve Farrell expects Jimmy Craig brother of Ralph to near the Olympic champ’s standard. Jimmy joins Michigan football and will run sprints and take hurdles this season.
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Michigan University
Steve Farrell
Wolverine
Jimmy Craig
Ralph
Jimmy
Tigers Have Long Session
Princeton NJ September 20 The Princeton football squad worked three hours on University field in better weather and held a lively scrimmage. The new end tackle back shift formation stressed by Cunningham showed improvement, with Pendleton and Hobey Baker driving the offense to two touchdowns and a field goal in 36 minutes.
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Princeton
N. J
University Field
Cunningham
Varsity
Pendleton
Hobey Baker
Herreshoff and Hunter Eliminated in Equinox Cup Play
Fred Herreshoff of Westbrook and Norman Hunter of Edinburgh were defeated in the Equinox cup rounds at Ekwanok links Manchester Vermont. Hunter fell to KB. A. Martin while Herreshoff was eliminated by M. R. Marston with Marston set to face F. T. Clark in the final.
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Manchester
Fred Herreshoff
Westbrook
Norman Hunter
Edinburgh
Scotland
KB. A. Martin
Ekwanok
Herreshoff
M. R. Marston
Cranford
Marston
F. T. Clark
Yale Adds Camp and Corey to Coaching Colony
New Haven September 20. Walter Camp Yale athletic adviser and Pop Corey former Yale quarterback and baseball captain join the coaching staff. Camp regarded the squad with enthusiasm and praised its potential after the initial inspection.
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New Haven
Yale
Walter Camp
Pop Corey
Yale Halfback Walter Jr Joins Practice As Camp Notes Unfold
Walter Jr. of Yale states readiness for reporting to Trainer Mack. Young Camp has lost 15 pounds from illness and may miss two to three weeks more. Corey and Annapolis coach Wheaton drill quarterbacks, focusing on Cornall, Cornish and Foss. Practice plans include signal drills with a delayed scrimmage and the lineup lists Avery, Harbison, Cooney, Ketcham, Randal, Warren, Gattauer, Bomeisler, Cornish, Captain Spalding and Mitchell.
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Yale
Mack
Young Camp
Corey
Henry Wheaton
Annapolis
Cornall
Cornish
Foss
Spalding
Gattauer
Bomeisler
Captain Spalding
Mitchell
Phillies and Cards Split Double Header
Philadelphia and St Louis split a double header with St Louis winning 4 to 1 in game one and Philadelphia taking the nightcap 5 to 0. Brennan struggled in four innings for the visitors while Alexander dominated in the second game and no Phillies reached third base. Budding notes mention Doomn and Killifer after a Bantad dispute and a concern that Babe Twombly may miss fall games due to injury.
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St. Louis
Brennan
Alexander
Burke
Doomn
Killifer
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Miller
Menotsny
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Paskett
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Watch City Faces New Bedford in Second Football Clash
Waltham High meets New Bedford High School today for its second game of the season at Waltham. Watch City opened with a 41 to 0 win over Arlboro High. Malden High held a scrimmage yesterday afternoon as Boston schools pace toward midseason practices. Jack Rapp plans to join Lehigh with Jimmy Burke, while Dave Buttrick of Arlington High is rumored to enter Worcester Academy.
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New Bedford High School
Waltham
Watch City
Arlboro High
Malden High
Ralph Good
Jack Rapp
Brockton High
Worcester Academy
Powder Point
Lehigh
Jimmy Burke
Dave’’ Buttrick
Arington High
New York
Cubs Rally in Ninth Beat Brooklyn 3–2
Chicago sidestepped Brooklyn 3–2 on a ninth inning rally with two outs. Saier tripled to center scoring Sheckard and Downs after a wild relay to third by Cutshaw. Errors allowed Brooklyn’s two runs.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Sheckard
W. Miller
Tinker
Saier
Downs
Cutshaw
Erate Eotr
Erseeoans
Ie Williams
Kirkpatrick
Rooke
Evers
Ishaw
Pierce
Lin
Apiree- Owens
Football Practice and Outlook Across the East
Morning drills saw many top candidates missing as strength tests loomed then all were on deck in the afternoon. Coaching by Fisher Daly Blodgett Withington Leslie Leary and Haughton guided a varsity group with new tactics while Duffey and others praised the rules changes. The Irish American A C faces a tough senior title field led by Lawson Robertson with Sheppard Meredith Caldwell Frick and Drew among top sprinters. Mehegan Picato and others challenge for medals as Vermont produces a strong trio of champions and Brockton gears up for fall events. Holy Cross names Bart Sullivan to coach Worcester athletes as Columbia resists football while maintaining strong track basketball and baseball programs.
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Bob Fisher
Charley Daly
Blodgett
Withington
Leslie
Leary
Haughton
Hitchcock
Storer
Douglas Lawson
Noble
Weston
Driscoll
McGuire
Pennock
Wigglesworth
Daly
Brickley
Wendell
Bettle
H. Hardwick
Logan
Parmenter
Harry Gardner
Graustein
T. Hardwick
Bradley
Mel’ Sheppard
Ted Meredith
Dave Caldwell
Sheppard
Meredith
Eddie Frick
Holy Cross
Bart Sullivan
Cambridge
Worcester
Bart
Columbia University
Morningside College
Vanderbilt Race Today Faces Weather Bump at Milwaukee
Race officials fear the eighth Vanderbilt Cup may be moved by rain and a soft course at Wauwatosa Wisconsin. Forecasters predict colder unsettled weather. Ralph Mulfords 74 and a half mph Savannah record seems safe for now.
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Ralph Mulford
Savannah
Sherlock Chosen Coach for Rindge Technical Football
Skip Sherlock will coach the Rindge Technical School team despite policy changes at the University city. He has been working with football candidates all week. Captain Jack Dwyer of Medford will not report this week.
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Sherlock
Rindge
Jack Dwyer
Medford Eleven
Questions and notes from Mike Twin Sullivan and Matty Baldwin
Answers to queries show letters in this office regarding Mike Twin Sullivan and Matty Baldwin. The world amateur 220 yards record is 21.15 seconds, held jointly by B J Weters of Georgetown and Ralph Craig of Michigan.
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Matty Baldwin
B. J. Weters
Georgetown University
Ralph Craig
Michigan
Detroit Americana
B. H
Manchester
Roger Mahan
St. Louis
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