Edict Arouses Local Sports Circles In New York Meeting
Local athletic leaders debate President Prout’s removal of veteran officials from the annual New York meeting. Olaf Henriksen suffers as the Tigers push for better results, while Benny Kauff’s form shines as home runs mount. Ted Meredith plans a Stockholm trip with Yale and Harvard prep for cross country. boxing and sprint bouts headline Arena events with Moran, O Leary, Hartley, and Myers set to clash.
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Old Guard
New York
Johnny O'Leary
Vic Moran
New Orleans
Pete Hartley
Billy Myers
At all live dealers auto accessory and hardware stores
A notice notes activity across auto accessory, hardware, paint and department stores. It references live dealers operating in multiple venues with possible oversight or licensing implications. Details are limited but the context suggests a regional commerce sweep or regulatory update affecting these sectors.
Boxing controversy and trade price questions in Boston letter
A reader asks in a Post column about Matt Wells being Hebrew and the Boston bias against Packey McFarland after a draw with Dave Deshler. It notes Wells is Hebrew and cites McFarland’s conduct toward referee Jack Sheehan as the town’s reason for disfavor. Also mentions Marty O’Toole’s purchase by Pittsburg in 1911 for $22,500 and cites Tris Speaker sale price near $50,000.
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Packey McFarland
Dave Deshler
Cambridge
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Jack Sheehan
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Marty O'Toole
Pittsburg
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American Association
Everett
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Highlanders Lose To St Louis 7 3 In Bolling Rally
St Louis scored four runs in the eighth inning to break a tie and beat the New York Highlanders 7 to 3. A sequence of four singles and a double off Fisher after Russell was replaced by a pinch hitter sparked the rally.
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New York
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Russell
Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Today
In the American League Boston visits Detroit New York plays St Louis Philadelphia faces Chicago and Washington travels to Cleveland In the National League Cincinnati meets Boston St Louis visits Brooklyn Chicago plays New York and Pittsburg faces Philadelphia.
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White Sox Move Into Second Place
Chicago edged Philadelphia 8 to 7 to climb into second place, while Boston beat Detroit. Chicago sits 1.5 games behind the leaders.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
St. Tous leads New York in one run game at 2h 8m
In the seventh, aBatted for Austin, hBatted for Walters, and cRan for High while dBatted for Russell. St. Tous, .c0.8 1 Oo 6 6 4 -7 New York. Two-base hits by Hendrix Marsans Pratt Groom Stolen bases by Shotton Gedeon 2 E Miller. Groom Sacrifice. Bases on balls off Russell 8 off Fisher 1 off Groom 1. Hits and earned runs off Russell 7 and 3 1/3 in 2 2/3 innings off Groom 7 and 1 in 9 innings off Fisher 5 and 4 in 2 innings. Struck out by Russell 2 by Groom 2. Passed ball Hartley. Umpires Connolly and Chill. Time 2h 8m.
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Tufts Opens Football Practice With 24 Man Squad
A squad of 24 men reported to Coach Whelan at Tufts Oval for the first practice of Medford college. Veteran players led by Captain Ollie Westcott and backfield mates Doane and Mitchell were present, with Morrison Algar and other veterans in uniform as the season potential began.
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Drummey
Morrison
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Beacham
F. Jeffrey
Abbott
Hopkins
Swanson
Jochim
M Ritchie and Foster Tie In Woodland Golf Medal
In the Harvard Club tournament at Woodland Golf Club no golfer shot 90 or better in the 18 hole handicap medal. D A McRitchie and E R Foster tied for first and second in the net trophies, while three players shared the prize for the best medal score.
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Woodland Golf Club
D. A. McRitchie
ER. Foster
Demaree Sweeps Pirates in Twin Bill Victory
Al Demaree won two games against Pittsburg in Philadelphia on September 20, 7–0 and 3–2. Cooper faltered in the sixth inning of the first game as two outs and seven runs crossed the plate. Demaree allowed seven hits and four walks across the two games, with Eason and Rigler umpiring and time of 11 42.
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Pirates
Philadelphia
Demaree
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Ninth inning rally seals game as Wagner drives in run
In the second game Pittsburg tied the score in the ninth when W Wagner, a pinch hitter, singled to bring in Baird. In the home half Whitted doubled and stole third, Cravath and Luderus were intentionally walked, Niehoff fouled out, Cooper batted for Burns, and Mamaux's wild pitch scored Whitted to end the game.
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Phillies Gain Half Game On Robins In Pennant Chase
Philadelphia won a doubleheader to gain a half game on Brooklyn in the National League race as Brooklyn won and Boston lost. Philadelphia remains second, a game and a half behind the leader with 15 games left for both Philadelphia and Brooklyn, 19 for Boston. Pitching and batting details accompany the box score style report with Mamaux and Demaree each charged with earned runs and stock to Niehoff to Luderns noted.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Hubbell of Harvard Wins Golf Title
J. W. Hubbell representing Harvard won the individual intercollegiate golf championship at Oakmont Country Club by defeating D. C. Corkran of Princeton, two up in a 36 hole match. Corkran led by four after 18 holes but Hubbell rallied to claim victory.
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J. W. Hubbell
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